March 1, 2012; Charlottesville, VA USA; Virginia Cavaliers forward Mike Scott (23) shoots the ball against the Florida State Seminoles at John Paul Jones Arena. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-US PRESSWIRE

The Charlotte Bobcats hosted five players for pre-draft workouts Friday morning.

The group of big men included Virginia’s Mike Scott, Gonzaga’s Robert Sacre, Louisiana State’s Justin Hamilton, Southern Mississippi’s Maurice Bolden, Detroit’s Eli Holman and Belmont Abbey’s Kyle Phillips.

GM Rick Cho and President of Basketball Operations Rod Higgins attended the workout, along with team scouts.

Sacre had the sound bite of the day during his post-workout interviews. When a reporter with the Bobcats asked what he knew about the organization he laughed and said, “Well you guys drafted Adam Morrison from Gonzaga so that’s good .”

Out of all the guys that were there, Scott probably is the only one that has a shot to get picked up by the ‘Cats.

The great series of tubes (Internet) has him going anywhere from very early to somewhat late in the second round of mock drafts. Sacre is projected to go in the middle of the second round.

Still, I think the mostly likely choice for Charlotte and their second round pick is either Draymond Green from Michigan State or Kevin Jones from West Virginia. Both are projected to be available when the Bobcats pick.

Even after a big year, most experts see Jones as a late first, early second round pick. The Bobcats can only hope he falls to them at 31. Mandatory Credit: Anthony Gruppuso-US PRESSWIRE

With an impressive amount of talent lined up in round one of the 2012 NBA draft, at least one or two players with bright futures ahead of them will fall to the second round.

Charlotte might not have gotten the first pick in round one, but they do have pick one of round two.

It’s tough to project who will fall into round two, but almost all of the mock drafts I’ve seen have West Virginia’s Kevin Jones as the best available after the first round.

It would be hard for the Bobcats to pass on him if Jones falls into the second round; In his final season with the Mountaineers, the 6’8″ forward scored almost 20 points and grabbed almost 11 rebounds per game. He finished the year with a defensive rating just below 100, shot nearly 50 percent from the floor his entire career, and shot free-throws at a 78 percent clip his senior season.

After Jones, there are a few other ways Charlotte could go.

According to a few mock drafts, Royce White might still be available, and if he is I’d strongly consider taking him over Jones. Some mock drafts have Jeffery Taylor falling to round two, which I think is madness, and others have his Vanderbilt teammate (and possibly the next Ray Allen) John Jenkins falling as well. If either of those players were available at number 31, Charlotte would have to scoop them up.

I really like Draymond Green as a value pick in round two, but I think his style of play and skill-set is more suited to an established, playoff-bound team.

Charlotte can go plenty of ways with their round two pick, and they might even pull a diamond from the rough.