Usually when a player could have left school to be a first-round draft pick and decides to return to improve his game and his stock, that particular player is the centerpiece for his team the following season. Mitch McGary at Michigan, for instance, is a prime example.

Then there's Kentucky and Willie Cauley-Stein.

Cauley-Stein had the potential to get drafted in the first round following his freshman season, and he decided to come back to get better. But not only does Cauley-Stein figure to be more ...

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