SportsLine's Analysis Guards come in all shapes and sizes ... and Brown's shape-size wins. He's not the tallest wing in the world, but he's so strong and thick, yet quick and explosive. With Deron Williams, Utah has one physical backcourt. - Gregg Doyel

He's definitely better off returning to East Lansing for his senior season after slumping late in the year, but will come out if he can work his way into the first round. - Tony Mejia

Scouting Report After averaging 17.2 points per game as a junior, Brown declared for the NBA draft but did not hire an agent. He is solidly built and is an explosive athlete who has improved his shooting. Brown excels at going to the basket and elevated his 3-point shooting to a career-best 39 percent this past season. He is an outstanding leaper and dunker and is definitely athletic enough to play in the NBA. When the game is on the line, Brown seems to step up. He was named the Most Outstanding Player in the Austin Regional in 2005 after scoring 24 points against Kentucky to lead the Spartans to the Final Four. Brown is an aggressive on-the-ball defender, who averaged 1.5 steals per game last season. Sometimes his aggressiveness costs him on the offensive end. He averaged 2.5 turnovers a game last season. The main concern with Brown's game concerns his height. He is small for the shooting guard position in the pros and does not possess point-guard skills, even though he is a decent ball-handler. Brown would be best served to return to college for his senior season and continue to work on his outside shooting. (AP) Stats