I also added some analysis at the bottom of the post. Let me know what y'all think.


* The player was only ranked on one Big Board / Mock Draft.
Notes:
1. The sources for the AGG Rank include The Ringer, Bleacher Report (Jonathan Wasserman), The Athletic (John Hollinger), ESPN (John Givony & Jeremy Woo), Sam Vecenie, No Ceilings, and Hoop Intellect.
2. I removed players that are ineligible for the draft.
3. There were some players that had a higher AGG Rank, but were only on one Big Board / Mock Draft. They were moved to the bottom of the list due to small sample size. The ones that made the list are marked with a *.
Analysis:
1. “AGG Rank” values that are close indicate to me that those players are interchangeable (e.g. Kon Knueppel and Tre Johnson; Derik Queen and Jeremiah Fears; Kasparas Jakucionis and Carter Bryant)
2. The bigger difference between “AGG Rank” and “Rank” indicates how questionable the prospect is compared to where they're being picked (e.g. Khaman Maluach at + 2.1 is more questionable of a pick at #7; Carter Bryant at -0.4 is less questionable of a pick at #12). Based on this analysis, picks in the 20s seem like a relatively good spot to be picking.
3. Stating the obvious- After #2, I expect a crapshoot, but I'm expecting the draft to generally follow this order with some swapping for players with close “AGG Rank”. The biggest question I am focusing on is Ace Bailey as he is the most polarizing prospect. I plan to follow during the draft to see how accurate this list is.