All week long, ESPN has continued its #NBARank project–using a panel of more than 100 voters to rank nearly every player in the Association. After four Utah Jazz players had the potentially dubious distinction of making the bottom 100 (400-301), two more were named in the next 100 (300-201).
Jazz rookie Trey Lyles hit the list at No. 292, one spot better than Indiana Pacers wing Solomon Hill and just behind Atlanta Hawks guard Tim Hardaway Jr. The next power forward on the countdown was Anthony Tolliver of the Detroit Pistons at No.