Generational talent, able to shoot any type of shot from anywhere. Has the ability to take the ball up the court and handle on offense. Underrated passer and knows where his spots are. Only “flaw” is his defensive ability. Struggles with defensive awareness and lateral quickness isn’t all there obviously at 7'4, but easily can make up for it with his length.

Elite scorer, uses length to get to his shots and spots, very Brandon Ingram and Kevin Durant -esqe with his length, size and shot selection from the mid-range. Able to crash glass and grew as a solid defender throughout his freshman season.

All around player and can score at any level. Quick but also uses his strength to finish around the rim. Great 3pt shooter who isn’t afraid to score off the dribble. Incredible defender especially shot blocker. His craftiness for his size will make him stand out, but seems to get in foul trouble a lot.

The other half of the Thompson Twins. Best playmaker in the draft class, and has great defensive skills. Worries are in his jump shot and if that can improve at all especially with a very odd form. Questions also come with playing for the Overtime Elite and how much can one take from his strength of opponents playing. But still a fantastic prospect nonetheless.

This will 100% be surprise to most, but Bufkin might be my favorite guy in this class. Reminds me of a hybrid De'Aaron Fox and Jalen Brunson. Excellent finisher, having shot 71% from shots in the paint as a guard. Not afraid to pull from three with a good form, and loves a dribble pull up. Also great defender overall as well. He's mocked in the late teens but he is a top 10 talent.

The former number one ranked high school player had a rough start to his season. Didn't show much offensively but there was no question about his defensive skill. Elite shot blocker and help side defender. Showing that he is working on his shot and can stretch the floor allows him to jump up so high on my list, assuming he will translate it to the pros.

Amazing on ball defender who is aggressive and has an instinct for the basketball. Solid playmaker but more importantly, a great three point shooter with a good form. Doesn't use his strength to attack the basket much and that holds him back. If he can find a way to score around the rim, he could be a steal for any team.

Overlooked because of playing with Scoot Henderson, but he had a fantastic season for the G League Ignite. Didn’t shoot many threes in season, but at the combine it looks more smooth than before. Fantastic rebounder as a wing and great at cutting to the basket, as well as getting out in transition. His athleticism will carry him on the defensive end, but it will eventually come to him as an adjustment.

Unfortunately, Nick was sidelined with an injury to start the season. Once he came back, he struggled to fully find his footing, which leads to his percentages being low. But he was once looked at as a top 3 pick for a reason. His floater and runners are pure as butter, with his catch and shoot ability being his biggest upside. Decent defender but needs to improve on consistency on both ends and his decision making.

Underrated guy in this draft that is starting to get more attention. Fantastic shooter, especially from three where he shot 43% this year. Scores at a very high level and does it efficiently. Showed some playmaking skills towards the end of the year and in the NBA Combine. There is some issues defensively but again, it's a guy you're drafting to be that second ball handler and off-ball scorer.

Another one of those former top ranked prospects that had an injury to start the season that halted his year. Shines the most as a spot up guy, but is very comfortable creating his own shot and winning 1 on 1 matchups. Good defensive upside with his build and senses. His biggest downside is his second surgery in a two years at his age. Can improve on attacking and using his athleticism and confidence to do so.

Another guy that I think is falling under the radar is Colby Jones from Xavier. He's a 3&D guy with great playmaking ability. Not your super speedy and quick guard but is more of a built and stronger guard. Quick release from three will interest any NBA team. Only flaw is that he is very hesitant to drive or force any contact, which could end up being valuable with his size.

Good playmaker and solid defender. Falls down a lot from the lottery projections for me because of the lack of three point shooting and attacking the paint. He is inconsistent scoring wise and makes questionable decisions. But his on ball defense really keeps him up and helps him stand out above other guards.

Super athletic kid that has a ton of potential as a stretch big. Good rebounder with solid defensive skills both in the paint and as a perimeter defender. Lob threat underneath in the style you would see a Robert Williams for Boston do. Can shoot from outside, but obviously his consistency is his big key to work on. Good potential pick.

Another guy who impressed me even more after the NBA Combine, especially with a great end to his season. After Jaylen Clark went down for UCLA, Bailey stepped up as the guy. Great playmaker who loves to play off the PnR a lot. Smooth lefty stroke that is used in dribble pull ups and is a great three point shooter. But his on-ball defense has to be his greatest strength for his size. Any team would be lucky to get him at this spot.