I didn't say anyone's chances were small. I said there was a small(-but-real) chance nobody from the team made the league. There's no surefire NBA player on the roster. Felton should make it, but it's not a guarantee. Some other guys have a shot if things go very, very right for them.
Let's look player-by-player:
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Berry isn't an NBA prospect at this point. Regardless of whether anyone here thinks the NBA should like him, he's not viewed as an NBA prospect. Doesn't have the size, length, quickness, explosiveness, or vision NBA teams want. Unless he starts getting to the rim a ton and finishing efficiently (neither of which he has done through 3+ years), he's playing in Europe.
Theo is closer, but he's probably on the outside looking in. Old wings with no jumper and limited off-the-dribble ability don't tend to make the league. He has solid physical tools and great vision, so maybe a team will take a flier on him in the 2nd round. But it's not likely at the moment.
Cam could play his way into consideration if he can play awesome defense or show offensive ability beyond shooting 3s, but he hasn't done either of those things yet and will be 22 on draft day. But there is real 3-and-D potential there, if he steps his defense up 3 notches.
Felton should make the league. I'd be kinda surprised if he didn't. He hasn't looked great early, but I think he'll get there if he develops a motor and discipline - his tools aren't elite, but they're NBA-caliber.
If Maye can maintain a 3pt percentage in the high 40s, he might have a shot (probably as an undrafteed FA). But I don't think that's likely, and even then he might be too much of a defensive liability for NBA teams to take a shot.
None of our first-year bigs have the recruiting rankings or on-court performance to suggest they're NBA prospects. Manley has by far the best shot with his length, hands, and touch, but he needs to extend his range and/or become a legit rim protector. Brooks isn't big or athletic enough. Huffman is too uncoordinated. Maybe they'll get there, but they have a long way to go for the NBA to give them consideration.
Kenny is an interesting case. If he can shoot mid-high 40s from 3 and add a pull-up jumper, I could see him making a roster as a 3-and-D guy.
Robinson and Platek aren't close. Woods might have a shot if the light ever came on, but that light looks to be buried at the bottom of the ocean.
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I know everyone wants Carolina players to succeed, but the talent level of the NBA is so much different. We went through this same exercise with Hicks and Meeks last year. You're setting yourself up for disappointment. Quote me to tell me how dumb I am if I'm wrong. That's fine with me - I'd be happy to be wrong.
Bringing up the NCAA BS was a dig and uncalled for no matter how you spin it.