| 1 | ➖ | Cooper Flagg | SF | 18 | 6'9" | Duke | Flagg is widely regarded as a generational talent, drawing comparisons to players like LeBron James and Victor Wembanyama. At Duke, he averaged 19.2 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 4.2 assists per game, showcasing his versatility on both ends of the floor. His high basketball IQ, defensive prowess, and leadership qualities make him the consensus top pick. |
| 2 | ➖ | Dylan Harper | PG | 19 | 6'6" | Rutgers | Harper is a dynamic lead guard known for his scoring and playmaking abilities. He averaged 19.4 points and 4.0 assists per game, demonstrating his capability to run an offense effectively. His size and skill set make him a valuable asset for any NBA team. |
| 3 | ⬆️ | VJ Edgecombe | SG | 19 | 6'5" | Baylor | Edgecombe is an elite athlete and defender, bringing high energy and intensity to the court. His defensive capabilities and athleticism make him a valuable two-way player in the NBA. |
| 4 | ⬆️ | Tre Johnson | SG | 19 | 6'6" | Texas | Johnson is a skilled scorer with a smooth shooting stroke. His ability to create his own shot and score efficiently makes him a promising offensive talent at the next level. |
| 5 | ⬇️ | Ace Bailey | SF | 18 | 6'9" | Rutgers | Bailey is a versatile wing with a high ceiling. He averaged 17.6 points and 7.2 rebounds per game, showing his ability to contribute across multiple facets of the game. His athleticism and potential for growth make him a top-tier prospect. |
| 6 | ⬆️ | Jeremiah Fears | PG | 18 | 6'4" | Oklahoma | Fears is a dynamic point guard with elite ball-handling, strong pick-and-roll decision-making, and a developing three-level scoring game. He’s a top-tier athlete with defensive upside and a confident floor general mentality. |
| 7 | ⬇️ | Kon Knueppel | SF | 19 | 6'6" | Duke | Knueppel is a sharpshooting wing with a high basketball IQ. His shooting ability and understanding of the game make him a reliable offensive option. |
| 8 | ⬆️ | Kasparas Jakucionis | PG | 19 | 6'5" | Illinois | Jakucionis is a skilled playmaker with a strong international background. His court vision and passing ability make him an intriguing prospect for NBA teams. |
| 9 | ➖ | Khaman Maluach | C | 18 | 7'2" | Duke | Maluach is a towering presence in the paint, known for his shot-blocking and rebounding. His size and defensive instincts provide a strong foundation for development into a dominant NBA center. |
| 10 | ⬆️ | Egor Demin | PG | 19 | 6'9" | BYU | Egor Demin is a 6'9" point guard with elite passing instincts and a high basketball IQ, making him one of the most unique playmakers in the draft. He has good length and can drive effectively from both sides, showing decent rim pressure despite lacking elite burst. The big swing skill is his shooting—he’s struggled from deep, which caps his offensive threat for now. Still, his rare size-skill combo at PG is too intriguing to ignore. If he can improve his jumper, Demin has the tools to become a dynamic two-way playmaker at the next level. |
| 11 | ⬆️ | Noa Essengue | PF | 18 | 6'9" | Ratiopharm Ulm | One of the youngest players in the draft, Essengue is a raw but intriguing forward with elite athleticism and solid shooting potential. He needs time to develop his mechanics and defensive instincts, but his upside is significant. |
| 12 | ⬆️ | Carter Bryant | SF | 19 | 6'6.5" | Arizona | Bryant is a versatile wing with a blend of size and skill. His ability to shoot, pass, and defend multiple positions makes him an intriguing prospect. His measurements at the NBA Draft Combine have solidified his status as a potential lottery pick. |
| 13 | ➖ | Derik Queen | C | 19 | 6'10" | Maryland | Queen is a skilled big man with excellent footwork and touch around the rim. He averaged 16.5 points and 9.0 rebounds per game, showcasing his ability to control the paint. His passing skills for a center are notable, making him a versatile offensive threat. |
| 14 | ➖ | Collin Murray-Boyles | PF | 19 | 6'8" | South Carolina | Murray-Boyles is a versatile forward known for his defensive versatility and rebounding. His high motor and defensive prowess make him a valuable role player. |
| 15 | ⬆️ | Cedric Coward | SF | 21 | 6'6" | Washington State | Coward is a versatile two-way wing with a strong pre-draft workout buzz. His shooting mechanics, defensive switchability, and leadership intangibles make him a great developmental wing. |
| 16 | ⬆️ | Asa Newell | PF | 19 | 6'10" | Georgia | Newell is a springy, athletic forward with elite rim-finishing and rebounding ability, evidenced by 57 dunks and 6.9 RPG, while shooting an efficient 54.3% FG and 29.2% from beyond the arc. His 7'0" wingspan and burst make him a strong lob threat and switchable defender. Still needs to develop his perimeter shot and ball creation to solidify his role. |
| 17 | ⬇️ | Nolan Traoré | PG | 18 | 6'3" | Saint-Quentin | Traoré is a French point guard known for his scoring and playmaking. His experience in professional leagues and international competitions has prepared him well for the NBA. |
| 18 | ⬆️ | Danny Wolf | PF | 20 | 6'10" | Michigan | Wolf is a stretch four with a reliable outside shot. His size and shooting ability allow him to space the floor effectively. He also contributes on the boards, making him a well-rounded forward. |
| 19 | ⬆️ | Nique Clifford | SG | 23 | 6'6" | Colorado State | Clifford is a high-IQ two-way guard who impacts games with shooting, rebounding, and lockdown defense. He’s a leader on and off the floor and closed the season on a tear, showing real NBA-ready tools. |
| 20 | ⬇️ | Liam McNeeley | SF | 19 | 6'7" | UConn | McNeeley is a sharpshooter with a high basketball IQ. He posted 7.4 points per game with a 48.3% field goal percentage, indicating his efficiency. His defensive awareness and ability to stretch the floor make him a valuable 3-and-D prospect. |
| 21 | ⬇️ | Jase Richardson | SG | 19 | 6'3" | Michigan State | Richardson, son of former NBA player Jason Richardson, brings athleticism and scoring prowess. Averaging 12.1 points per game with a 49.3% shooting percentage, he has the potential to be a dynamic scorer at the next level. |
| 22 | ⬇️ | Ben Saraf | PG/SG | 19 | 6'5" | Ratiopharm Ulm | Saraf is a combo guard with excellent court vision and scoring ability. His international experience has honed his skills, making him a mature and ready prospect for the NBA. |
| 23 | ➖ | Maxime Raynaud | C | 21 | 7'1" | Stanford | Raynaud is a traditional center with a strong presence in the paint. Averaging 19.2 points and 8.7 rebounds per game with a 65.3% field goal percentage, he is an efficient scorer and reliable rebounder. |
| 24 | ➖ | Rasheer Fleming | PF | 21 | 6'9" | Saint Joseph's | Fleming is a versatile forward known for his defensive capabilities and rebounding. Averaging 14.7 points and 8.5 rebounds per game, he brings energy and toughness to the frontcourt. |
| 25 | ⬆️ | Walter Clayton Jr. | PG | 22 | 6'3" | Florida | Clayton rose with his March Madness run, showing elite shot-making and clutch play. Some defensive limitations and size concerns exist, but his scoring talent is undeniable. |
| 26 | ➖ | Thomas Sorber | C | 19 | 6'10" | Georgetown | A physical center with great hands and feel. Not an elite athlete, but he uses positioning and IQ to impact the game. Strong rebounder and developing shooter. |
| 27 | ⬇️ | Hugo González | SF | 19 | 6'6" | Real Madrid | González is a relentless defender and high-motor athlete. He’s a strong slasher and transition player, but must improve his shooting consistency to maximize his role at the next level. |
| 28 | ➖ | Labaron Philon | PG | 19 | 6'4" | Alabama | Philon showed flashes as a versatile lead guard. Good size and effort on defense, but needs refinement in decision-making and jump shot consistency. |
| 29 | ➖ | Joan Beringer | C | 19 | 6'10" | Cedevita | Athletic big with good hands and finishing ability. Still raw and learning the game, but has intriguing rim-running and defensive upside. |
| 30 | ➖ | Noah Penda | SF/PF | 20 | 6'8" | Le Mans | A strong, switchable forward with passing chops and positional versatility. Solid international experience and physical profile make him a safe developmental bet. |
| 31 | ➖ | Ryan Kalkbrenner | C | 23 | 7'1" | Creighton | One of the best defenders in the class, Kalkbrenner excels in drop coverage and rim protection. Limited upside but very high floor as a reliable backup big. |
| 32 | ➖ | Will Riley | SF | 19 | 6'7" | Illinois | A versatile wing with a smooth shooting stroke and good feel for the game. Riley has shown flashes of three-level scoring and has ideal wing size, but consistency and strength are areas to improve. |
| 33 | ➖ | Tahaad Pettiford | PG | 19 | 6'0" | Auburn | An electric ball handler with deep shooting range and quickness. Undersized, but highly skilled and can create offense for himself and others. Needs to add strength and improve defense. |
| 34 | ➖ | Yaxel Lendeborg | PF | 22 | 6'8" | UAB | A powerful, high-energy forward who fills the stat sheet. Lendeborg is a tough interior presence and active rebounder, though his outside shot is a work in progress. |
| 35 | ➖ | Kam Jones | SG | 22 | 6'5" | Marquette | Experienced scorer with a smooth shooting stroke and strong upper body. Can play both guard spots but needs to show more defensive effort and consistency in decision-making. |
| 36 | ➖ | Johni Broome | PF/C | 22 | 6'10" | Auburn | A double-double machine with toughness, shot-blocking and rebounding. Limited perimeter game and average athleticism, but his productivity and motor stand out. |
| 37 | ➖ | Drake Powell | SF | 19 | 6'6" | North Carolina | Strong defender and slasher with solid positional size. Not a high-usage offensive player, but projects as a glue guy with intangibles and defensive versatility. |
| 38 | ➖ | Tyrese Proctor | SG | 21 | 6'6" | Duke | Skilled combo guard with good size, vision, and shooting. Has underperformed expectations but still has the tools to be a valuable secondary creator and shooter in the NBA. |
| 39 | ➖ | Izan Almansa | PF | 20 | 6'9" | Australia | Almansa is a high-motor forward known for his rebounding and interior scoring. His experience in international play has prepared him for the physicality of the NBA. |
| 40 | ➖ | Adou Thiero | SF | 21 | 6'8" | Arkansas | Athletic forward with defensive upside and slashing ability. Needs to improve ball-handling and shooting to become more than a role player at the next level. |
| 41 | ➖ | Darrion Williams | SF | 22 | 6'6" | Texas Tech | Smart, all-around wing with great rebounding and defensive instincts. Not a high-level scorer, but his versatility and feel for the game should translate well. |
| 42 | ➖ | Milos Uzan | PG | 22 | 6'4" | Houston | Lead guard with solid playmaking, vision, and decision-making. Doesn’t have elite athleticism, but runs the pick-and-roll effectively and provides leadership and poise. |
| 43 | ➖ | John Tonje | SG | 23 | 6'5" | Wisconsin | A strong-bodied wing who plays with poise and shoots well from deep. Projects as a solid 3-and-D option, but his upside is limited due to average athleticism. |
| 44 | ➖ | Maxime Raynaud | C | 22 | 7'0" | Stanford | Skilled big with high basketball IQ and soft touch inside. Concerns over mobility and defense remain, but his production and feel are NBA-caliber. |
| 45 | ➖ | Alex Toohey | SF/PF | 21 | 6'7" | Sydney Kings | A high-motor, intelligent forward with solid shooting mechanics. Plays the game the right way and could carve out a rotation role as a stretch four. |
| 46 | ➖ | Bogoljub Markovic | PF | 19 | 6'11" | Mega Basket | Young stretch big with intriguing skill set. Needs physical development, but has shown touch and range from beyond the arc. A potential floor-spacing big. |
| 47 | ➖ | Rocco Zikarsky | C | 19 | 7'3" | Brisbane Bullets | Towering center with shot-blocking potential and some mobility. Very raw offensively, but teams will take notice of his rim protection upside. |
| 48 | ➖ | Micah Peavy | SF | 23 | 6'7" | Georgetown | Defensive-minded wing who brings toughness and experience. Not much of a shooter, but could stick as a situational defender and energy guy. |
| 49 | ➖ | Sion James | SG | 23 | 6'5" | Duke | Combo guard with strong defense and good size. Needs to prove his shooting translates at the next level, but his versatility and toughness appeal to teams. |
| 50 | ➖ | Dink Pate | SG | 19 | 6'7" | Mexico City Capitanes | Big guard with intriguing upside. Has a smooth handle and shot, but lacks consistency and must develop his decision-making and strength. |
| 51 | ➖ | Chaz Lanier | SG | 24 | 6'5" | Tennessee | Veteran scorer who had a breakout year. Smart player and good shooter, but age and limited defensive versatility may cap his ceiling. |
| 52 | ➖ | Hansen Yang | C | 20 | 7'1" | Qingdao | Massive presence with rebounding and rim-protection skills. Offensively limited and still developing, but offers size and physicality as a project big. |
| 53 | ➖ | Yanic Konan Niederhauser | C | 22 | 7'0" | Penn State | Swiss big man with size and defensive presence. Still learning the game but has the length and mobility to develop into a rotational rim protector. |
| 54 | ➖ | Max Shulga | SG | 23 | 6'5" | VCU | Smart combo guard with good size and shot-making ability. Doesn’t wow athletically, but could provide value as a bench scorer and secondary playmaker. |
| 55 | ➖ | Alijah Martin | SG | 23 | 6'2" | Florida | Explosive scorer and tenacious defender in a compact frame. Lacks height for a two-guard but compensates with effort and toughness. |
| 56 | ➖ | Koby Brea | SG | 22 | 6'7" | Kentucky | One of the best shooters in the class. Long and efficient, but needs to improve off-the-dribble game and defense to stick in a rotation. |
| 57 | ➖ | Izan Almansa | PF | 20 | 6'10" | Perth Wildcats | High-motor forward with rebounding and interior finishing skills. Still refining perimeter game, but brings toughness and energy. |
| 58 | ➖ | Hunter Sallis | SG | 22 | 6'5" | Wake Forest | Smooth guard with scoring instincts. Can fill it up quickly but needs to tighten decision-making and improve consistency on defense. |
| 59 | ➖ | Ryan Nembhard | PG | 22 | 6'0" | Gonzaga | Floor general with strong feel and passing ability. Small frame limits upside, but his leadership and vision could earn him a backup role. |
| 60 | ➖ | Vladislav Goldin | C | 22 | 7'1" | Michigan | Traditional center with great size and solid fundamentals. Not flashy, but could be a dependable second-unit big with rim protection. |
| 61 | ➖ | Amari Williams | C | 23 | 7'0" | Kentucky | Mature, team-oriented center who brings a unique blend of size, passing, and defensive acumen. While he may not possess the high ceiling of younger prospects, his polished skill set and basketball IQ make him a valuable addition for teams seeking a reliable rotational big man. |