June 25--If Notre Dame's Jerian Grant is on the board, it's hard to see the Bulls passing on a 6-foot-5, four-year point guard who attended John Paxson's alma mater and is Horace Grant's nephew. But with most mock drafts listing him just gone, here are the Tribune's best guesses if the Bulls go point guard, wing or big man at No. 22.
Delon Wright, Utah, 6-6, PG
His positional size and four seasons of junior college and college are traits the Bulls typically favor. Throw in strong defense and a high basketball IQ and he could solve the team's problem at backup point guard.
Rashad Vaughn, UNLV, 6-5, SG
Fred Hoiberg recruited him hard to no avail at Iowa State, so it's obvious his size and scoring ability would fit in Hoiberg's offensive schemes. He's raw but talented.
Montrezl Harrell, Louisville, 6-8, PF
With a high motor, ability to run the floor and a 7-4 wingspan, this could be an answer to Tristan Thompson. Throw in toughness and a reputation as a serious worker and defender.
