Jordan Bone

ANALYSIS
Bone played a large role in helping the Vols ascend to one of the best teams in the country and number one in the polls for a period of time, averaging 13.5 points and 5.8 assists per game in his third straight year as a starter. He must have liked what he heard from the advisory board, as his value sits at late first or early second-round. This is another huge blow to a Tennessee team that already lost player of the year candidate Grant Williams to the draft earlier this offseason.