Sean Singletary, who was hoping to be a first-rounder, was the seventh point guard drafted behind Derrick Rose (Chicago), Russell Westbrook (Seattle), Jerryd Bayless (Indiana), George Hill (San Antonio), Mario Chalmers (Miami) and Kyle Weaver (Charlotte).

The Sacramento Kings picked the Philadelphia native in the second round with the 42nd overall pick.

“You can never really look at those mock drafts,” said Sean Singletary, during a phone interview from Philadelphia on Wednesday. “Only the first two or three picks are usually right.”

“He’s definitely an NBA player,” said Jared Dudley, who was in Charlottesville last week for the NBA Top 100 Camp. “He just needs to work on some things — like getting people more involved. He has the time to do it. If he has to go overseas for a couple of years — you do that — but I’m hoping the best for him.”