Locked On Jazz - Daily Podcast On The Utah Jazz Locked On Podcast Network

USC Guard Isaiah Collier was the #1 recruit in the country and is now projected to drop as far as 18th in the NBA Draft. How does this happen? David Locke, radio voice of the Utah Jazz and Jazz NBA Insider is taking a look at the curious case of Isaiah Collier and why he has dropped this far in the draft and is he someone the Utah Jazz should be considering at #10 in the NBA draft.

Are you a ready to play guy or an upside guy? Are you an athlete guy or a ball player guy? Do you shoot the moon or get the guaranteed thing? The debate of Stephon Castle or Devin Carter is a great NBA Draft litmus test for a NBA fan.

The NBA created the parody it wants and will have the their 6th champ in 6 years and it is good news for the Utah Jazz. What can we learn from the final 4 of the NBA. Depth matters and stars are important but not the end all without a complete roster.

Leif Thulin pitches the idea of drafting the French teenager Tidjane Salaun at 10. Leif analyzes the appeal of drafting a raw talent in Salaun and begs the question of how raw is Salaun? Leif compares Salaun to Colorado's Cody Williams and makes an argument for each. Then, Leif compares Zacharie Risacher to Ron Holland, asking do you trust upside or floor more. Lastly, Leif ranks out his top three candidates to select at 29.

Leif Thulin breaks down the pros and cons of the Jazz trading up in this draft class that is deemed weak. Is Stephon Castle the guy the Jazz brass have their eyes on? Leif analyzes Castle's NBA Combine performance and more. Leif creates packages of deals that would enable the Jazz to make moves up in the draft and discusses the merits of that sort of deal. Lastly, he talks the pros and cons of going after Miles Bridges as the Jazz are rumored to be considering.

Leif Thulin is joined by Richard Stayman (@MavsDraft)/ Locked on NBA Big Board host to analyze which players improved their stocks at the NBA Combine. They also debate on who their preferences for the Jazz to select in that range are and if the Combine performances influence the evaluation. Leif mentions Baylor Scheiermann as his lead contender for the Jazz to select at 29 and Richard talks about the improving stock of Carlton Carrington and Adem Bona. Also, should the Jazz keep all 3 picks?