Jabari Smith Jr
Chet Holmgren
Paolo Banchero
Jaden Ivey
Jaden Hardy
Benedict Mathurin
Jalen Duren
Nikola Jovic
Kendall Brown
Hugo Besson
Jean Montero
Johnny Davis
Patrick Baldwin Jr
Keegan Murray
Trevor Keels
Ochai Agbaji
Kennedy Chandler
Tyty Washington
Mark Williams
JD Davison
Dyson Daniels
Tari Eason
Michael Foster
Max Christie
Caleb Houstan
Bryce Mcgowens
Majon Beachamp
Blake Wesley
Taran Armstrong
Ibou Baji
On he cusp Terrence Shannon Jr, Harrison Ingram, Christian Koloko, Roko Prkacin, Johnny Juzang
Random thoughts-Not loving this draft so far, not nearly as strong as this years, don't see a clear cut super star yet could see a few allstar level players here, not sure as far as overall depth in the draft as well.
Not locked in with Jabari Smith Jr as the number 1 pick definitely my favorite so far, I do love Chet Holmgren still a unique player maybe if Gonzaga weren't so deep we might see potential there to take over a game offensively, however his defense has been a game changer rim protection as well as overall defensive awareness has been amazing. All though he is very skinny and lanky maybe only a few times this has caused issues (getting boxed out by smaller guys e.t.c) his overall strength looks good on defense.
I like Paola Banchero just not sure what he offers outside of scoring, ok defensively, ok shooter. I think he has the potential to be a multiple time all star but prefer Smith and Holmgren, unsure why most major mock drafts have him 1, maybe i'm missing something.
Adrian Griffin Jr was one of my favourite prospects before the season started has only just returned starting to show production however watching highlights it looks like his athleticism which helped make him a can't miss prospect has faltered. Looks kind of slow and the teams he has played havn't been any teams of note.
Hugo Besson maybe a little high for most, however at times you have to value production over projection, not an amazing athlete or has great size but is a skilled scorer who also moves the ball well. Seeing how Lamelo and Giddey have translated after putting up good numbers in the NBL is a good sign as well. His team mate Ousmanne Dieng on the other hand who I had as a lottery prospect previously is struggling and is possibly a few years away from being NBA ready.
I really like Jean Montero would consider putting him higher just a real concern on the competition he is against in this new development league looks very average at best.
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Jabari Smith Jr
Chet Holmgren
Paolo Banchero
Jaden Ivey
Benedict Mathurin
Johnny Davis
Jalen Duren
Jaden Hardy
Keegan Murray
Tyty Washington
Nikola Jovic
Kendall Brown
Hugo Besson
Ochai Agbaji
Jean Montero
Patrick Baldwin Jr
Kennedy Chandler
Dyson Daniels
Blake Wesley
Tari Eason
Mark Williams
Majon Beachamp
EJ Liddell
AJ Griffin
Trevor Keels
Max Christie
Jeremy Sochan
Taran Armstrong
Ismael Kamagate
Julian Champagnie
31-58
Malaki Branham
JD Davison
Bryce Mcgowens
Harrison Ingram
Johnny Juzang
Christian Koloko
Ibou Baji
Michael Foster
Roko Prkacin
Terrence Shannon Jr
Jordan Hall
Christian Braun
Walker Kessler
Scottie Pippen JR
Trevion Williams
Jabari Walker
Oscar Tshiebwe
Trayce Jackson-Davis
Dereon Seabron
Iverson Molinar
Yannik Nzosa
Mike Miles
Drew Timme
Caleb Love
Kofi Cockburn
Isiah Mobley
Azuolas Tubelis
Tristan Vukcevic
Justin Lewis
59-100
Moussa Diabate
Aminu Mohammed
N'Faley Dante
Ousmanne Dieng
Peyton Watson Jr
Jaden Shackleford
Orlando Robinson
Kris Murray
Wendell Moore
Julian Stawther
Carlos Alocén
Jamie Jqauez JR
Zach Edey
Khalifa Diop
Caleb Houstan
Will Richardson
Keon Ellis
Malcom Cazolon
Hyunjung Lee
Jake Stephens
Colin Gillespie
Anton Watson
Max Abmas
Matthew Cleveland
Allen Flannigan
Matthew Mayer
Dalen Terry
Moussa Cisse
Jamaree Bouyea
Jahvon Quinnerly
Lefteris Mantzoukas
James Akinjo
Ariel Hurkportil
Michael Devoe
Armando Bacot
Mojave King
Ron Harper Jr
Andrew Nembhard
Fanbo Zeng
Jaylin Williams
Hunter Dickenson
Jalen Cook
Random Notes
Trending down- Bryce Mcgowens Scoring really well, just worried that his 3 point shot wont come around limiting his NBA Potential
Michael Foster- Good player but after watching while really mobile his Nba position is center just don't see how a 6'8 center who atm doesn't shoots 3s efficiently is worthy of a first round pick
Ibou Baji- Still like the potential and measurables and is worthy of a flyer in the 2nd round more had him as an international gamble.draft & stash end of first round pick pretty much straight swap for Ismael Kamagate whos play of recent has rarely impressed me
Caleb Houstan- I had him first round previously due to his perceived potential and previous play for Canada at the junior level but just really has played poorly to be honest, would be surprised if he declares this year.
JD Davision still really like his upside and athleticism , play has cooled of recently hard to get consistent minutes with other alabama guards that garner NBA consideration as well, unless he's promised a pick in the first round could potentially parlay a featured role into a lottery pick for the 2023 NBA draft.
Trending up-
Ismael Kamagate- For a draft which is lacking in international studs this year, Ismael maybe a bright spot here. His production in the french first division has been great.
Jeremy Sochan- Just like the potential appears very toolsy and has great defensive upside.
AJ Griffin- Still don't love him and don't understand the lottery hype but he plays intelligently resulting in very efficient shooting splits. Don't agree that he has superstar upside but as a 3 and d guy, yes.
Julian Champagnie- I think Julian will make a great role player the NBA level, his shooting looks very translatable.
EJ Liddell- He really can do a little bit of everything. If he was abit more athletic or a couple inches taller I think he would be a lottery prospect for sure.
This a really loose ranking at this stage, I just do this for fun so I don't have time to watch all the games but this is my top 100 so far for the 2022 NBA draft. I am starting to get a clear idea on who will be picked in the lottery, I am liking this draft a little more as far as depth but still this definitely isn't a great year for a team to plan too tank for.
Jabari Smith Jr
Chet Holmgren
Paolo Banchero
Jaden Ivey
Benedict Mathurin
Johnny Davis
Jalen Duren
Jaden Hardy
Keegan Murray
Tyty Washington
Nikola Jovic
Kendall Brown
Hugo Besson
Ochai Agbaji
Jean Montero
Patrick Baldwin Jr
Kennedy Chandler
Dyson Daniels
Blake Wesley
Tari Eason
Mark Williams
Majon Beachamp
EJ Liddell
AJ Griffin
Trevor Keels
Max Christie
Jeremy Sochan
Taran Armstrong
Ismael Kamagate
Julian Champagnie
31-58
Malaki Branham
JD Davison
Bryce Mcgowens
Harrison Ingram
Johnny Juzang
Christian Koloko
Ibou Baji
Michael Foster
Roko Prkacin
Terrence Shannon Jr
Jordan Hall
Christian Braun
Walker Kessler
Scottie Pippen JR
Trevion Williams
Jabari Walker
Oscar Tshiebwe
Trayce Jackson-Davis
Dereon Seabron
Iverson Molinar
Yannik Nzosa
Mike Miles
Drew Timme
Caleb Love
Kofi Cockburn
Isiah Mobley
Azuolas Tubelis
Tristan Vukcevic
Justin Lewis
59-100
Moussa Diabate
Aminu Mohammed
N'Faley Dante
Ousmanne Dieng
Peyton Watson Jr
Jaden Shackleford
Orlando Robinson
Kris Murray
Wendell Moore
Julian Stawther
Carlos Alocén
Jamie Jqauez JR
Zach Edey
Khalifa Diop
Caleb Houstan
Will Richardson
Keon Ellis
Malcom Cazolon
Hyunjung Lee
Jake Stephens
Colin Gillespie
Anton Watson
Max Abmas
Matthew Cleveland
Allen Flannigan
Matthew Mayer
Dalen Terry
Moussa Cisse
Jamaree Bouyea
Jahvon Quinnerly
Lefteris Mantzoukas
James Akinjo
Ariel Hurkportil
Michael Devoe
Armando Bacot
Mojave King
Ron Harper Jr
Andrew Nembhard
Fanbo Zeng
Jaylin Williams
Hunter Dickenson
Jalen Cook
Random Notes
Trending down- Bryce Mcgowens Scoring really well, just worried that his 3 point shot wont come around limiting his NBA Potential
Michael Foster- Good player but after watching while really mobile his Nba position is center just don't see how a 6'8 center who atm doesn't shoots 3s efficiently is worthy of a first round pick
Ibou Baji- Still like the potential and measurables and is worthy of a flyer in the 2nd round more had him as an international gamble.draft & stash end of first round pick pretty much straight swap for Ismael Kamagate whos play of recent has rarely impressed me
Caleb Houstan- I had him first round previously due to his perceived potential and previous play for Canada at the junior level but just really has played poorly to be honest, would be surprised if he declares this year.
JD Davision still really like his upside and athleticism , play has cooled of recently hard to get consistent minutes with other alabama guards that garner NBA consideration as well, unless he's promised a pick in the first round could potentially parlay a featured role into a lottery pick for the 2023 NBA draft.
Trending up-
Ismael Kamagate- For a draft which is lacking in international studs this year, Ismael maybe a bright spot here. His production in the french first division has been great.
Jeremy Sochan- Just like the potential appears very toolsy and has great defensive upside.
AJ Griffin- Still don't love him and don't understand the lottery hype but he plays intelligently resulting in very efficient shooting splits. Don't agree that he has superstar upside but as a 3 and d guy, yes.
Julian Champagnie- I think Julian will make a great role player the NBA level, his shooting looks very translatable.
EJ Liddell- He really can do a little bit of everything. If he was abit more athletic or a couple inches taller I think he would be a lottery prospect for sure.
This a really loose ranking at this stage, I just do this for fun so I don't have time to watch all the games but this is my top 100 so far for the 2022 NBA draft. I am starting to get a clear idea on who will be picked in the lottery, I am liking this draft a little more as far as depth but still this definitely isn't a great year for a team to plan too tank for.
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Jabari Smith Jr
Chet Holmgren
Paolo Banchero
Jaden Ivey
Benedict Mathurin
Johnny Davis
Shaedon Sharpe
Keegan Murray
Jaden Hardy
Jalen Duren
Tyty Washington
Ochai Agbaji
Nikola Jovic
Hugo Besson
Kendall Brown
Jean Montero
Tari Eason
Patrick Baldwin Jr
Kennedy Chandler
AJ Griffin
Dyson Daniels
Mark Williams
Majon Beachamp
EJ Liddell
Jeremy Sochan
Blake Wesley
Justin Lewis
Ismael Kamagate
Julian Champagnie
Max Christie
31-58
Johnny Juzang
Bryce Mcgowens
John Butler
Caleb Houstan
Malaki Branham
Christian Koloko
JD Davison
Trevor Keels
Harrison Ingram
Ibou Baji
Iverson Molinar
Michael Foster
Taran Armstrong
Oscar Tshiebwe
Dereon Seabron
Roko Prkacin
Jordan Hall
Christian Braun
Walker Kessler
Scottie Pippen JR
Trevion Williams
Jabari Walker
Azuolas Tubelis
Yannik Nzosa
Mike Miles
Kofi Cockburn
Isiah Mobley
Tristan Vukcevic
59-90
Aminu Mohammed
Moussa Diabate
Trayce Jackson-Davis
Caleb Love
Zach Edey
Peyton Watson Jr
Drew Timme
N'Faley Dante
Orlando Robinson
Hunter Sallis
Tyrese Hunter
Gabriele Procida
Alondes Williams
Kris Murray
Wendell Moore
Terquavion Smith
Ousmanne Dieng
Julian Stawther
Will Richard
Khalifa Diop
Jaden Shackleford
Carlos Alocén
Matthew Cleveland
Keon Ellis
Jamie Jaquez JR
Will Richardson
Hyunjung Lee
Jake Stephens
Colin Gillespie
Fanbo Zeng
Dalen Terry
Rubén DomÃnguez
91-120
Anton Watson
Jamaree Bouyea
Max Abmas
Moussa Cisse
Lefteris Mantzoukas
Pete Nance
Allen Flannigan
Adama Sanogo
Ariel Hurkportil
Michael Devoe
Jalen Cook
Matthew Mayer
Jayson Tchicamboud
Mojave King
James Akinjo
Leonardo Okeke
Ron Harper Jr
Jaylin Williams
Fardaws Aimaq
Jahvon Quinerly
Hunter Dickenson
Malcolm Cazolon
Nathan Bittle
Dominick Barlow
Jalen Williams
Matteo Spagnolo
Andrew Nembhard
DaRon Holmes II
Armando Bacot
Kai Sotto
121-150
Brandon Huntley-Hatfield
Ryan Rollins
Ryan Nembhard
Alex Fudge
Fedor Zugic
Brandon Murray
Bryce Hamilton
Tyler Burton
Buddy Boeheim
Gabe Brown
Damion Collins
Marcus Bagley
Boogie Ellis
Izaiah Brockington
Taevion Kinsey
Josh Minott
Tevin Brown
Jamarion Sharp
Justin Moore
Obinna Anochili-Killen
Antonie Davis
Jake LaRavia
Nolan Hickman
Andre Curbelo
Ryan Kalkbrenner
Oumar Ballo
Colby Jones
Makur Maker
Matthew Strazel
Yeo Jun-seok
Adam Miller
Got abit carried away over the weekend and extended my board to 150, sad part of this is while all of these guys are amazing basketball players a large portion probably won't touch the NBA. However a lot of these players even those who are near the lower tiers will return in future drafts, some names not widely known at the moment may have future lottery potential, who knows!
Trending up- Shaedon Sharpe on a draft lacking a clear cut star, Sharpe would be wise to declare this year. He is an elite athlete with the ability to dominate offensively, his 3 point percentages haven't been the best as of yet but his form looks good. My main concern is, there are quite a few examples of players who dominate in their high school year yet struggle to make an impact at the college level let alone the NBA. Wouldn't be surprised if he goes 5th , hard to gage what he will do at the moment.
Justin Lewis- I think you'll see Justin popping up in other big boards in the first round soon, has had some big games lately contributing all over the board, great shooter, plus defender.
Trending down-Trevor Keels has only just returned from injury, his decision making has been questionable at times, trying to do to much at times. In a team that has 3 other projected first round picks (4 if you like Wendell Moore) he really just needs to play to his strengths rather then take unnecessary shots.
Taran Armstrong- I still really like Tarans Potential but has cooled down after a hot start plus he has been injured the last month. Maybe he might be better of returning next year may struggle to generate draft buzz again this season playing at a smaller school.
Chet Holmgren
Paolo Banchero
Jaden Ivey
Benedict Mathurin
Johnny Davis
Shaedon Sharpe
Keegan Murray
Jaden Hardy
Jalen Duren
Tyty Washington
Ochai Agbaji
Nikola Jovic
Hugo Besson
Kendall Brown
Jean Montero
Tari Eason
Patrick Baldwin Jr
Kennedy Chandler
AJ Griffin
Dyson Daniels
Mark Williams
Majon Beachamp
EJ Liddell
Jeremy Sochan
Blake Wesley
Justin Lewis
Ismael Kamagate
Julian Champagnie
Max Christie
31-58
Johnny Juzang
Bryce Mcgowens
John Butler
Caleb Houstan
Malaki Branham
Christian Koloko
JD Davison
Trevor Keels
Harrison Ingram
Ibou Baji
Iverson Molinar
Michael Foster
Taran Armstrong
Oscar Tshiebwe
Dereon Seabron
Roko Prkacin
Jordan Hall
Christian Braun
Walker Kessler
Scottie Pippen JR
Trevion Williams
Jabari Walker
Azuolas Tubelis
Yannik Nzosa
Mike Miles
Kofi Cockburn
Isiah Mobley
Tristan Vukcevic
59-90
Aminu Mohammed
Moussa Diabate
Trayce Jackson-Davis
Caleb Love
Zach Edey
Peyton Watson Jr
Drew Timme
N'Faley Dante
Orlando Robinson
Hunter Sallis
Tyrese Hunter
Gabriele Procida
Alondes Williams
Kris Murray
Wendell Moore
Terquavion Smith
Ousmanne Dieng
Julian Stawther
Will Richard
Khalifa Diop
Jaden Shackleford
Carlos Alocén
Matthew Cleveland
Keon Ellis
Jamie Jaquez JR
Will Richardson
Hyunjung Lee
Jake Stephens
Colin Gillespie
Fanbo Zeng
Dalen Terry
Rubén DomÃnguez
91-120
Anton Watson
Jamaree Bouyea
Max Abmas
Moussa Cisse
Lefteris Mantzoukas
Pete Nance
Allen Flannigan
Adama Sanogo
Ariel Hurkportil
Michael Devoe
Jalen Cook
Matthew Mayer
Jayson Tchicamboud
Mojave King
James Akinjo
Leonardo Okeke
Ron Harper Jr
Jaylin Williams
Fardaws Aimaq
Jahvon Quinerly
Hunter Dickenson
Malcolm Cazolon
Nathan Bittle
Dominick Barlow
Jalen Williams
Matteo Spagnolo
Andrew Nembhard
DaRon Holmes II
Armando Bacot
Kai Sotto
121-150
Brandon Huntley-Hatfield
Ryan Rollins
Ryan Nembhard
Alex Fudge
Fedor Zugic
Brandon Murray
Bryce Hamilton
Tyler Burton
Buddy Boeheim
Gabe Brown
Damion Collins
Marcus Bagley
Boogie Ellis
Izaiah Brockington
Taevion Kinsey
Josh Minott
Tevin Brown
Jamarion Sharp
Justin Moore
Obinna Anochili-Killen
Antonie Davis
Jake LaRavia
Nolan Hickman
Andre Curbelo
Ryan Kalkbrenner
Oumar Ballo
Colby Jones
Makur Maker
Matthew Strazel
Yeo Jun-seok
Adam Miller
Got abit carried away over the weekend and extended my board to 150, sad part of this is while all of these guys are amazing basketball players a large portion probably won't touch the NBA. However a lot of these players even those who are near the lower tiers will return in future drafts, some names not widely known at the moment may have future lottery potential, who knows!
Trending up- Shaedon Sharpe on a draft lacking a clear cut star, Sharpe would be wise to declare this year. He is an elite athlete with the ability to dominate offensively, his 3 point percentages haven't been the best as of yet but his form looks good. My main concern is, there are quite a few examples of players who dominate in their high school year yet struggle to make an impact at the college level let alone the NBA. Wouldn't be surprised if he goes 5th , hard to gage what he will do at the moment.
Justin Lewis- I think you'll see Justin popping up in other big boards in the first round soon, has had some big games lately contributing all over the board, great shooter, plus defender.
Trending down-Trevor Keels has only just returned from injury, his decision making has been questionable at times, trying to do to much at times. In a team that has 3 other projected first round picks (4 if you like Wendell Moore) he really just needs to play to his strengths rather then take unnecessary shots.
Taran Armstrong- I still really like Tarans Potential but has cooled down after a hot start plus he has been injured the last month. Maybe he might be better of returning next year may struggle to generate draft buzz again this season playing at a smaller school.
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Jabari Smith Jr
Chet Holmgren
Paolo Banchero
Jaden Ivey
Benedict Mathurin
Johnny Davis
Shaedon Sharpe
Keegan Murray
Ochai Agbaji
Jaden Hardy
Jalen Duren
Tari Eason
Tyty Washington
Nikola Jovic
Hugo Besson
AJ Griffin
Kendall Brown
Jean Montero
Walker Kessler
Kennedy Chandler
Dyson Daniels
Mark Williams
Majon Beachamp
EJ Liddell
Jeremy Sochan
Blake Wesley
Justin Lewis
Ismael Kamagate
Patrick Baldwin Jr
Julian Champagnie
31-58
Johnny Juzang
Bryce Mcgowens
John Butler
Malaki Branham
Christian Koloko
JD Davison
Trevor Keels
Harrison Ingram
Max Christie
Ibou Baji
Iverson Molinar
Michael Foster
Taran Armstrong
Oscar Tshiebwe
Dereon Seabron
Roko Prkacin
Jordan Hall
Christian Braun
Scottie Pippen JR
Trevion Williams
Graham Ike
Azuolas Tubelis
Terquavion Smith
Yannik Nzosa
Mike Miles
Kofi Cockburn
Isiah Mobley
Tristan Vukcevic
59-90
Aminu Mohammed
Moussa Diabate
Trayce Jackson-Davis
Caleb Houstan
Caleb Love
Jabari Walker
Zach Edey
Peyton Watson Jr
Drew Timme
N'Faley Dante
Orlando Robinson
Hunter Sallis
Tyrese Hunter
Gabriele Procida
Alondes Williams
Kris Murray
Wendell Moore
Ousmanne Dieng
Julian Stawther
Will Richard
Khalifa Diop
Jaden Shackleford
Carlos Alocén
Matthew Cleveland
Keon Ellis
Jamie Jaquez JR
Will Richardson
Hyunjung Lee
Colin Gillespie
Fanbo Zeng
Dalen Terry
Rubén DomÃnguez
91-120
Anton Watson
Jamaree Bouyea
Max Abmas
Moussa Cisse
Lefteris Mantzoukas
Pete Nance
Allen Flannigan
Adama Sanogo
Jake Stevens
Ariel Hurkportil
Michael Devoe
Jalen Cook
Terrence Shannon Jr
Matthew Mayer
Jayson Tchicamboud
Mojave King
James Akinjo
Leonardo Okeke
Ron Harper Jr
Jaylin Williams
Fardaws Aimaq
Jahvon Quinerly
Hunter Dickenson
Malcolm Cazolon
Nathan Bittle
Dominick Barlow
Jalen Williams
Matteo Spagnolo
DaRon Holmes II
Kai Sotto
121-150
KJ Williams
Brandon Huntley-Hatfield
Armando Bacot
Andrew Nembhard
Ryan Rollins
David Roddy
Ryan Nembhard
Alex Fudge
Fedor Zugic
Brandon Murray
Bryce Hamilton
Tyler Burton
Buddy Boeheim
Gabe Brown
Damion Collins
Marcus Bagley
Boogie Ellis
Izaiah Brockington
Taevion Kinsey
Josh Minott
Oumar Ballo
Hunter Maldonado
Tevin Brown
Jamarion Sharp
Justin Moore
Obinna Anochili-Killen
Antonie Davis
Jake LaRavia
Nolan Hickman
Andre Curbelo
Colby Jones
On the cusp -Yeo Jun-seok, Adam Miller, Taz Sherman, Matthew Strazel, Tyson Etienne, Makur Maker, Ryan Kalkbrenner
Trending up
Was tempted to move Chet to number one has been having some huge games lately want to see some of these games against teams with similar size.
I've had Walker Kessler in the 2nd round this year, I still do question his speed and athleticism at the next level, however his defensive metrics are insane starting to buy the potential to be a defensive menace at the rim at the next level.
Trending down
Max Christie joins a host of highly recruited high school stars who have been unable to put it together this year definitely better off waiting until next year or hoping someone takes a flier on him in the 2nd round.
Chet Holmgren
Paolo Banchero
Jaden Ivey
Benedict Mathurin
Johnny Davis
Shaedon Sharpe
Keegan Murray
Ochai Agbaji
Jaden Hardy
Jalen Duren
Tari Eason
Tyty Washington
Nikola Jovic
Hugo Besson
AJ Griffin
Kendall Brown
Jean Montero
Walker Kessler
Kennedy Chandler
Dyson Daniels
Mark Williams
Majon Beachamp
EJ Liddell
Jeremy Sochan
Blake Wesley
Justin Lewis
Ismael Kamagate
Patrick Baldwin Jr
Julian Champagnie
31-58
Johnny Juzang
Bryce Mcgowens
John Butler
Malaki Branham
Christian Koloko
JD Davison
Trevor Keels
Harrison Ingram
Max Christie
Ibou Baji
Iverson Molinar
Michael Foster
Taran Armstrong
Oscar Tshiebwe
Dereon Seabron
Roko Prkacin
Jordan Hall
Christian Braun
Scottie Pippen JR
Trevion Williams
Graham Ike
Azuolas Tubelis
Terquavion Smith
Yannik Nzosa
Mike Miles
Kofi Cockburn
Isiah Mobley
Tristan Vukcevic
59-90
Aminu Mohammed
Moussa Diabate
Trayce Jackson-Davis
Caleb Houstan
Caleb Love
Jabari Walker
Zach Edey
Peyton Watson Jr
Drew Timme
N'Faley Dante
Orlando Robinson
Hunter Sallis
Tyrese Hunter
Gabriele Procida
Alondes Williams
Kris Murray
Wendell Moore
Ousmanne Dieng
Julian Stawther
Will Richard
Khalifa Diop
Jaden Shackleford
Carlos Alocén
Matthew Cleveland
Keon Ellis
Jamie Jaquez JR
Will Richardson
Hyunjung Lee
Colin Gillespie
Fanbo Zeng
Dalen Terry
Rubén DomÃnguez
91-120
Anton Watson
Jamaree Bouyea
Max Abmas
Moussa Cisse
Lefteris Mantzoukas
Pete Nance
Allen Flannigan
Adama Sanogo
Jake Stevens
Ariel Hurkportil
Michael Devoe
Jalen Cook
Terrence Shannon Jr
Matthew Mayer
Jayson Tchicamboud
Mojave King
James Akinjo
Leonardo Okeke
Ron Harper Jr
Jaylin Williams
Fardaws Aimaq
Jahvon Quinerly
Hunter Dickenson
Malcolm Cazolon
Nathan Bittle
Dominick Barlow
Jalen Williams
Matteo Spagnolo
DaRon Holmes II
Kai Sotto
121-150
KJ Williams
Brandon Huntley-Hatfield
Armando Bacot
Andrew Nembhard
Ryan Rollins
David Roddy
Ryan Nembhard
Alex Fudge
Fedor Zugic
Brandon Murray
Bryce Hamilton
Tyler Burton
Buddy Boeheim
Gabe Brown
Damion Collins
Marcus Bagley
Boogie Ellis
Izaiah Brockington
Taevion Kinsey
Josh Minott
Oumar Ballo
Hunter Maldonado
Tevin Brown
Jamarion Sharp
Justin Moore
Obinna Anochili-Killen
Antonie Davis
Jake LaRavia
Nolan Hickman
Andre Curbelo
Colby Jones
On the cusp -Yeo Jun-seok, Adam Miller, Taz Sherman, Matthew Strazel, Tyson Etienne, Makur Maker, Ryan Kalkbrenner
Trending up
Was tempted to move Chet to number one has been having some huge games lately want to see some of these games against teams with similar size.
I've had Walker Kessler in the 2nd round this year, I still do question his speed and athleticism at the next level, however his defensive metrics are insane starting to buy the potential to be a defensive menace at the rim at the next level.
Trending down
Max Christie joins a host of highly recruited high school stars who have been unable to put it together this year definitely better off waiting until next year or hoping someone takes a flier on him in the 2nd round.
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Jabari Smith Jr
Chet Holmgren
Paolo Banchero
Jaden Ivey
Benedict Mathurin
Keegan Murray
Johnny Davis
Shaedon Sharpe
Jalen Duren
Ochai Agbaji
AJ Griffin
Jaden Hardy
Tari Eason
Dyson Daniels
Nikola Jovic
Tyty Washington
Hugo Besson
Kendall Brown
Jean Montero
Walker Kessler
Kennedy Chandler
Mark Williams
Malaki Branham
Majon Beachamp
EJ Liddell
Jeremy Sochan
Blake Wesley
Justin Lewis
Ismael Kamagate
Johnny Juzang
31-58
Oscar Tshiebwe
Patrick Baldwin Jr
Bryce Mcgowens
John Butler
Christian Koloko
JD Davison
Trevor Keels
Harrison Ingram
Max Christie
Julian Champagnie
Ibou Baji
Michael Foster
Taran Armstrong
Dereon Seabron
Roko Prkacin
Jordan Hall
Christian Braun
Scottie Pippen JR
Trevion Williams
Graham Ike
Azuolas Tubelis
Terquavion Smith
Gabriele Procida
Mike Miles
Kofi Cockburn
Isiah Mobley
Jabari Walker
Ousmanne Dieng
59-90
Iverson Molinar
Trayce Jackson-Davis
Aminu Mohammed
Moussa Diabate
Tristan Vukcevic
Caleb Houstan
Caleb Love
Jamie Jaquez JR
Alondes Williams
Orlando Robinson
Yannik Nzosa
Zach Edey
Drew Timme
N'Faley Dante
Hunter Sallis
Tyrese Hunter
Kris Murray
Wendell Moore
Julian Stawther
Hyunjung Lee
Will Richard
Khalifa Diop
Fanbo Zeng
Jaden Shackleford
Carlos Alocén
Matthew Cleveland
Keon Ellis
Will Richardson
Colin Gillespie
Dalen Terry
Rubén DomÃnguez
Peyton Watson Jr
91-120
Anton Watson
Jamaree Bouyea
Max Abmas
Moussa Cisse
David Roddy
Lefteris Mantzoukas
Pete Nance
Allen Flannigan
Adama Sanogo
Jake Stevens
Ariel Hurkportil
Michael Devoe
Jalen Cook
Jaylin Williams
Kai Sotto
Terrence Shannon Jr
Matthew Mayer
Jayson Tchicamboud
Mojave King
James Akinjo
Leonardo Okeke
Ron Harper Jr
Fardaws Aimaq
Jahvon Quinerly
Hunter Dickenson
Malcolm Cazolon
Dominick Barlow
Jalen Williams
Matteo Spagnolo
DaRon Holmes II
121-150
Nathan Bittle
KJ Williams
Brandon Huntley-Hatfield
Armando Bacot
Andrew Nembhard
Ryan Rollins
Ryan Nembhard
Alex Fudge
Fedor Zugic
Brandon Murray
Bryce Hamilton
Tyler Burton
Buddy Boeheim
Gabe Brown
Damion Collins
Marcus Bagley
Josh Minott
Boogie Ellis
Izaiah Brockington
Taevion Kinsey
Oumar Ballo
Hunter Maldonado
Ryan Nembhard
Tevin Brown
Jamarion Sharp
Justin Moore
Obinna Anochili-Killen
Bryson Williams
Antonie Davis
Jake LaRavia
Josiah-Jordan James
Andre Curbelo
On the cusp -Yeo Jun-seok, Adam Miller, Taz Sherman, Matthew Strazel, Tyson Etienne, Makur Maker, Ryan Kalkbrenner, Nelly Junior Joseph, Ryan Mutumbo, Alfonso Plummer, wendell green jr, Clifford Omoruyi, J Santiago Vescovi,Colby Jones, Peter Kiss, Nolan Hickman
Was meant to this a couple days before march madness but only half way through the last, first 4 game so it will do
Risers
Malakia Branham- Have had him near the top of the 2nd round since his 31 point outburst in Jan, has had some big games recently but also consistently. Strong frame, good shooter, have him over EJ, his team mate who I still really like, just prefer Branhams upside.
Johnny Juzang- Like the floor as a potential role player who can shoot 3's, also have a gut feeling he's going to lead UCLA to a deep run this year.
Fallers
Julian Champagnie- Still like the potential as a role player however overall maybe slightly disappointed with his year, St Johns miss out on the NIT tournament let alone the big dance. His numbers as well after a good start to his year have slightly gone down from last year as well. He will have to rely of a good combine or maybe teams hope that his twin brothers flashes in limited NBA game time will translate similarly for Julian .
Patrick Baldwin Jr-
I still believe a team may take a flyer on Patrick in the first round there are things to still like for a 6'9 wing who isn't afraid to shoot, its highly unlikely he will return next year unless he wishes to enter the transfer portal. Tough to figure out his draft range
Chet Holmgren
Paolo Banchero
Jaden Ivey
Benedict Mathurin
Keegan Murray
Johnny Davis
Shaedon Sharpe
Jalen Duren
Ochai Agbaji
AJ Griffin
Jaden Hardy
Tari Eason
Dyson Daniels
Nikola Jovic
Tyty Washington
Hugo Besson
Kendall Brown
Jean Montero
Walker Kessler
Kennedy Chandler
Mark Williams
Malaki Branham
Majon Beachamp
EJ Liddell
Jeremy Sochan
Blake Wesley
Justin Lewis
Ismael Kamagate
Johnny Juzang
31-58
Oscar Tshiebwe
Patrick Baldwin Jr
Bryce Mcgowens
John Butler
Christian Koloko
JD Davison
Trevor Keels
Harrison Ingram
Max Christie
Julian Champagnie
Ibou Baji
Michael Foster
Taran Armstrong
Dereon Seabron
Roko Prkacin
Jordan Hall
Christian Braun
Scottie Pippen JR
Trevion Williams
Graham Ike
Azuolas Tubelis
Terquavion Smith
Gabriele Procida
Mike Miles
Kofi Cockburn
Isiah Mobley
Jabari Walker
Ousmanne Dieng
59-90
Iverson Molinar
Trayce Jackson-Davis
Aminu Mohammed
Moussa Diabate
Tristan Vukcevic
Caleb Houstan
Caleb Love
Jamie Jaquez JR
Alondes Williams
Orlando Robinson
Yannik Nzosa
Zach Edey
Drew Timme
N'Faley Dante
Hunter Sallis
Tyrese Hunter
Kris Murray
Wendell Moore
Julian Stawther
Hyunjung Lee
Will Richard
Khalifa Diop
Fanbo Zeng
Jaden Shackleford
Carlos Alocén
Matthew Cleveland
Keon Ellis
Will Richardson
Colin Gillespie
Dalen Terry
Rubén DomÃnguez
Peyton Watson Jr
91-120
Anton Watson
Jamaree Bouyea
Max Abmas
Moussa Cisse
David Roddy
Lefteris Mantzoukas
Pete Nance
Allen Flannigan
Adama Sanogo
Jake Stevens
Ariel Hurkportil
Michael Devoe
Jalen Cook
Jaylin Williams
Kai Sotto
Terrence Shannon Jr
Matthew Mayer
Jayson Tchicamboud
Mojave King
James Akinjo
Leonardo Okeke
Ron Harper Jr
Fardaws Aimaq
Jahvon Quinerly
Hunter Dickenson
Malcolm Cazolon
Dominick Barlow
Jalen Williams
Matteo Spagnolo
DaRon Holmes II
121-150
Nathan Bittle
KJ Williams
Brandon Huntley-Hatfield
Armando Bacot
Andrew Nembhard
Ryan Rollins
Ryan Nembhard
Alex Fudge
Fedor Zugic
Brandon Murray
Bryce Hamilton
Tyler Burton
Buddy Boeheim
Gabe Brown
Damion Collins
Marcus Bagley
Josh Minott
Boogie Ellis
Izaiah Brockington
Taevion Kinsey
Oumar Ballo
Hunter Maldonado
Ryan Nembhard
Tevin Brown
Jamarion Sharp
Justin Moore
Obinna Anochili-Killen
Bryson Williams
Antonie Davis
Jake LaRavia
Josiah-Jordan James
Andre Curbelo
On the cusp -Yeo Jun-seok, Adam Miller, Taz Sherman, Matthew Strazel, Tyson Etienne, Makur Maker, Ryan Kalkbrenner, Nelly Junior Joseph, Ryan Mutumbo, Alfonso Plummer, wendell green jr, Clifford Omoruyi, J Santiago Vescovi,Colby Jones, Peter Kiss, Nolan Hickman
Was meant to this a couple days before march madness but only half way through the last, first 4 game so it will do
Risers
Malakia Branham- Have had him near the top of the 2nd round since his 31 point outburst in Jan, has had some big games recently but also consistently. Strong frame, good shooter, have him over EJ, his team mate who I still really like, just prefer Branhams upside.
Johnny Juzang- Like the floor as a potential role player who can shoot 3's, also have a gut feeling he's going to lead UCLA to a deep run this year.
Fallers
Julian Champagnie- Still like the potential as a role player however overall maybe slightly disappointed with his year, St Johns miss out on the NIT tournament let alone the big dance. His numbers as well after a good start to his year have slightly gone down from last year as well. He will have to rely of a good combine or maybe teams hope that his twin brothers flashes in limited NBA game time will translate similarly for Julian .
Patrick Baldwin Jr-
I still believe a team may take a flyer on Patrick in the first round there are things to still like for a 6'9 wing who isn't afraid to shoot, its highly unlikely he will return next year unless he wishes to enter the transfer portal. Tough to figure out his draft range
Re: First Big Board
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Re: First Big Board
Jabari Smith Jr magic
Chet Holmgren
Paolo Banchero
Jaden Ivey
Benedict Mathurin
Keegan Murray
Johnny Davis
Shaedon Sharpe
Jalen Duren
Ochai Agbaji
Malaki Branham
Tari Eason
Dyson Daniels
Jeremy Sochan
Mark Williams
Jalen Williams
Jaden Hardy
Nikola Jovic
Tyty Washington
AJ Griffin
Kendall Brown
Kennedy Chandler
Hugo Besson
EJ Liddell
Ousmanne Dieng
Jean Montero
Walker Kessler
Majon Beachamp
Jake Laravia
Blake Wesley
31-58
Christian Braun
Dalen Terry
Bryce Mcgowens
Justin Lewis
Ismael Kamagate
Johnny Juzang
Trevion Williams
Christian Koloko
JD Davison
Trevor Keels
Max Christie
Julian Champagnie
Ibou Baji
Michael Foster
Dereon Seabron
Wendell Moore
John Butler
Caleb Houstan
Roko Prkacin
Scottie Pippen JR
Gabriele Procida
Leonard Miller
Kofi Cockburn
David Roddy
Jabari Walker
Alondes Williams
Moussa Diabate
Just missout/2 way contacts/undrafted free agents
Jaylin Williams
Peyton Watson Jr
Patrick Baldwin Jr
Jordan Hall
Isiah Mobley
Matteo Spagnolo
Carlos Alceon
Andrew Nembhard
Dominick Barlow
Keon Ellis
Josh Minott
Ryan Rollins
Aminu Mohammed
Risers
Jake Laravia- Like the potential as a role player, young for his year
Ousmanne Dieng- Improved alot towards the end of the season used to be a hater now clawed himself back as a boom or bust guy.
Jalen Williams- Love the size plus is creative on offence not sure how I missed out on this guy
Fallers-Ismael Kamagate, Johnny Juzang, Justin Lewis- Just prefer the other guys.
Probably way off but these are the guys I like, doubt Hugo Besson goes first round lol. Probably last 2022 time too look ahead at 2023
Chet Holmgren
Paolo Banchero
Jaden Ivey
Benedict Mathurin
Keegan Murray
Johnny Davis
Shaedon Sharpe
Jalen Duren
Ochai Agbaji
Malaki Branham
Tari Eason
Dyson Daniels
Jeremy Sochan
Mark Williams
Jalen Williams
Jaden Hardy
Nikola Jovic
Tyty Washington
AJ Griffin
Kendall Brown
Kennedy Chandler
Hugo Besson
EJ Liddell
Ousmanne Dieng
Jean Montero
Walker Kessler
Majon Beachamp
Jake Laravia
Blake Wesley
31-58
Christian Braun
Dalen Terry
Bryce Mcgowens
Justin Lewis
Ismael Kamagate
Johnny Juzang
Trevion Williams
Christian Koloko
JD Davison
Trevor Keels
Max Christie
Julian Champagnie
Ibou Baji
Michael Foster
Dereon Seabron
Wendell Moore
John Butler
Caleb Houstan
Roko Prkacin
Scottie Pippen JR
Gabriele Procida
Leonard Miller
Kofi Cockburn
David Roddy
Jabari Walker
Alondes Williams
Moussa Diabate
Just missout/2 way contacts/undrafted free agents
Jaylin Williams
Peyton Watson Jr
Patrick Baldwin Jr
Jordan Hall
Isiah Mobley
Matteo Spagnolo
Carlos Alceon
Andrew Nembhard
Dominick Barlow
Keon Ellis
Josh Minott
Ryan Rollins
Aminu Mohammed
Risers
Jake Laravia- Like the potential as a role player, young for his year
Ousmanne Dieng- Improved alot towards the end of the season used to be a hater now clawed himself back as a boom or bust guy.
Jalen Williams- Love the size plus is creative on offence not sure how I missed out on this guy
Fallers-Ismael Kamagate, Johnny Juzang, Justin Lewis- Just prefer the other guys.
Probably way off but these are the guys I like, doubt Hugo Besson goes first round lol. Probably last 2022 time too look ahead at 2023