The Prospect Pyramid: Ridiculous Upside's NBA D-League Small Forward Rankings (1/21 Update)

RidiculousUpside.com recently unveiled our new NBA D-League player positional rankings, also known as "The Prospect Pyramid." Here's how the small forwards stack up after week two.

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1) Devin Ebanks, Texas Legends: This young gun continues to thrive while leading the Texas Legends, suggesting he could do more than simply hold his own on offense in the NBA.

2013-14 Stats: 24.7 points (44% from the field, 34% from deep), 1.8 assists, 9.6 rebounds, and 1.1 steals

2) Othyus Jeffers, Iowa Energy: Jeffers had a monster week across the board for the Energy, but such success failed to result in more wins for his team.

2013-14 Stats: 22.8 points (50% from the field, 27% from deep), 11.4 rebounds, 3.3 assists, and 2.5 steals

3) Reggie Williams, Tulsa 66ers: Williams is a well known NBA vet who's been known to score in bunches off the bench. Everyone knows he can score, but as his numbers increase across the board, it's clear he's attempting to impact the game in other ways as well nowadays.

2013-14 Stats: 20.8 points (47% from the field, 36% from deep), 4.5 assists, 5.0 rebounds, and 2.0 steals

4) Romero Osby, Maine Red Claws (Currently Injured) Osby is a versatile forward with a mixed bag of tricks in his arsenal. While he's currently injured, this young gun still stands tall as a top prospect in the D-League.

2013-14 Stats: 16.2 points (45% from the field, 42% from deep), 1.4 assists, 6.4 rebounds, and 0.7 steals

5) Terrence Williams, Los Angeles D-Fenders: Williams makes his debut on our rankings this week. An NBA vet, he's using his time in the D-League to prove he's more of a complete player than most had envisioned him to be initially.

2013-14 Stats: 14.1 points (42% from the field, 43% from deep), 6.0 assists, 4.0 rebounds, and 1.4 steals

6) James Southerland, Los Angeles D-Fenders: Despite playing next to Williams in Los Angeles, Southerland has been establishing himself as a go-to-guy on offense, and his numbers are improving across the board.

2013-14 Stats: 13.3 points (45% from the field, 32% from deep), 0.7 assists, 7.4 rebounds, and 1.2 steals, and 1.4 blocks

7) Justin Brownlee, Erie BayHawks: Always one known to do the dirty work, Brownlee has continued his recent string of strong performances. It'll be interesting to see if his steady play will continue to be infectious for Erie along the way.

2013-14 Stats: 12.4 points (51% from the field, 37% from deep), 2.5 assists, 6.4 rebounds, and 1.3 steals