With teenage, one-and-done-type prospects, there must be a projection of talent and a trust that they will commit to improving for NBA teams to draft them.
Taurean Prince got that all out of the way in a four-year career at Baylor.
Prince went from a Long Island-Brooklyn signee to catching a break with a coaching change that enabled him to sign with Baylor. He went from a Bears freshman logging 154 minutes for the season to a pro prospect with seasoning and skills that could make him a mid-to late-first round choice, where the Suns have picks at Nos.