Hear me out. While I can see a guard or one of Ament or Lopez getting picked, going for a wing might be the best option, and between Carr and Burries, I prefer Cameron Carr. Carr showcased his skillset on a Baylor team that struggled when he was off the court and proved that he could hold his own on both sides. On defense, he positions himself effectively when guarding, on and off the ball, and he has the athleticism and wingspan to unlock his defensive upside. On offense, he can fulfill a potential 3-&-D archetype and go even past that into an even more dynamic scorer. Carr is known to be a shooting threat, whether it be as a catch-and-shoot guy or on the move, as well as a slashing game eager to be developed in order to reach the next level. What needs work is his strength and decision making. He can't be a consistent finisher at the rim if he's getting pummeled straight to the ground most of the time when he goes for a contested layup. This ties back to his overall decision making, as although there are glimpses of a smart player in Carr with his playmaking, that playmaking needs to get amped up in the NBA, as his ceiling highly depends on how his IQ and shot selection adjusts.