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College Basketball Hub — the college desk as carried on 2026-10-23. The 2026–27 men's season tips in November; until the feed carries finals, this page shows the honest preseason state: the Draft Desk's spotlighted prospects and the featured team previews, exactly as the desk carries them.
Spotlight cards are generated from the Draft Desk's own big boards (data-src/mock2027.json, mock2028.json) — position/school line, verified vitals and scouting note exactly as the desk carries them.
2027 board top 14, excluding the board's one international pro entry; plus 2028 board top-14 entries whose meta records an enrolled college freshman/sophomore ((Fr.) / (So.)). 2028 entries recorded as 'undecided' are still in school and appear on the High School Hub instead.
| Board # | Player | School line | Desk note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tyran Stokes | SF · Kansas | Consensus No. 1 recruit in the 2026 class (247Sports, Rivals, ESPN) who chose Kansas over Kentucky and Oregon; McDonald's All-American 2026, Jordan Brand Classic MVP, and Nike Hoop Summit selection (B/R). Gold medals with Team USA at the 2023 FIBA U16 Americas, 2024 U17 World Cup, and 2025 U19 World Cup; in EYBL play with the Oakland Soldiers he averaged 23.5 pts/11.1 reb/3.9 ast/1.9 stl on 50.7% FG and 42.4% 3PT over 9 games, with 22.2/10.4/3.2 at Peach Jam and a career-high 63 points (B/R). Prepped at Prolific Prep, Notre Dame HS, and Rainier Beach (Louisville native); signed a multi-year Nike NIL deal (base). His game is elite power athleticism, three-level scoring upside, and point-forward ball-handling; the swing skills are shooting consistency and decision-making, and scouts are still debating his ideal role — point-wing vs. forward — with maturity flagged as a watch item (B/R, SI). |
| 2 | Jordan Smith Jr. | PG/SG · Arkansas | Consensus National High School Player of the Year for 2026 (Gatorade, MaxPreps, Naismith, Sporting News, USA Today) and a top-3 recruit (247Sports No. 2, ESPN No. 2, On3 No. 2; 247Sports Composite No. 3 at 0.9991 — the second-highest-rated Arkansas commit of the modern era) (Wikipedia, On3). Fairfax, Virginia native out of Paul VI Catholic; elite downhill burst and rim pressure with pull-up shooting and two-way toughness, plus a reported 6'8.5" wingspan (SI, 247Sports/Yahoo). Team Takeover EYBL: 19.3 pts/7.8 reb/3.7 ast/2.4 stl; gold with Team USA at the 2024 U17 World Cup and Defensive MVP at the 2025 U19 World Cup (Wikipedia). He studies Anthony Edwards, Jrue Holiday, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander; NBA Draft Room's sourced comps are Eric Bledsoe+ and Donovan Mitchell. |
| 3 | Caleb Holt | SG · Arizona | Ranked No. 4 overall and the No. 1 SG by 247Sports; a McDonald's All-American co-MVP who picked Arizona over Houston, Alabama, and Kentucky (247Sports, SI). Prep: 21.0 pts/9.0 reb/4.0 ast; Adidas 3SSB: 19.0/7.0/3.0 on 51% shooting; 24 pts, 8 reb, and 7 steals at the 2026 Nike Hoop Summit (Fadeaway World, Yardbarker). A two-way wing with speed, slashing, defensive instincts, and rebounding; the swing skill is developing into a primary creator (SI, NBA Draft Junkies). |
| 5 | Anthony Thompson | SF · Ohio State | Left-handed five-star wing ranked No. 7–8 in the 247Sports Composite (Rivals No. 5, ESPN No. 13 — rankings vary by service), the No. 2 SF, and the highest-rated Ohio State recruit since Jared Sullinger in 2010; chose OSU over Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, and others (247Sports, Eleven Warriors). Adidas 3SSB: 22.0 ppg on 53% FG, 39% 3PT, 88% FT with 1.9 blk and 1.6 stl; Western Reserve Academy senior year 24.9/7.9/2.3 on 47%/35%; coach Matt Garvey calls him "arguably the best shooter in the 2026 class" (247Sports/Adam Finkelstein via B/R, Eleven Warriors). McDonald's All-American and Naismith Third Team All-American; elite shot-making with defensive playmaking upside (SI, allsportsreports). |
| 6 | Braylon Mullins | SG · UConn | The headliner of the class's returnee group; as a UConn freshman averaged 12.0 pts/3.5 reb/1.4 ast, shooting 34% from three on huge volume, capped by a buzzer-beating 35-footer to beat Duke in the Elite Eight (Babcock Hoops, SI, Sporting News). Indiana Mr. Basketball; 32.9 ppg on 47% 3PT as a HS senior; rated No. 12 overall and the No. 2 SG in the 2025 class (Yardbarker, SI). Strengths are three-level shooting, off-ball scoring, and feel; Year 2 keys are added functional strength and more on-ball creation (SI, europesays). Sourced comps from NBA Draft Room: Buddy Hield+, Kevin Huerter, Klay Thompson. |
| 7 | Patrick Ngongba II | C · Duke | Returning junior who broke out as a sophomore: 10.1 pts/5.8 reb/2.0 ast/1.1 blk in 21.9 mpg on 60.6% shooting; an efficient play-finisher with rare passing feel for a big, plus solid rebounding and paint protection (SI, 247Sports, Babcock Hoops). The questions are perimeter mobility and floor-spacing; ranked No. 3 on Evan Miyakawa's preseason top-30 for 2026-27, and he returned to Duke after testing the 2026 draft process (SI). A safe-floor, scheme-specific anchor. |
| 8 | Bruce Branch III | SF · BYU | Reclassified from the 2027 class (where he began as the No. 1 recruit) to 2026, finishing No. 6–8 overall and the No. 2 SF; chose BYU over USC as the Cougars' next one-and-done wing after AJ Dybantsa (Wikipedia, B/R). Adidas 3SSB: 15.9 pts/5.2 reb/2.0 ast/1.3 blk; McDonald's All-American; Adidas Eurocamp Rising Star (B/R, Wikipedia). Fluid three-point shooter with a 7'2" wingspan, three-level scoring upside, and defensive potential; must fill out his frame and show more on-ball creation (SI, red94). |
| 9 | Motiejus Krivas | C · Arizona | Lithuanian senior who returned after testing the 2026 draft; First Team All-Big 12 and Big 12 All-Defensive, averaging 10.4 pts/8.2 reb (3.1 offensive)/1.9 blk as a junior, with opponents posting the country's lowest FG% with him on the floor (Babcock Hoops, SI, Heavy). Elite drop-coverage rim protector, rebounder, and screener with soft touch; not a spacer (13 three-point attempts all season) and scheme-dependent on the perimeter (The Ringer, SI). ESPN's Jeremy Woo: "on the short list of most impactful defenders in college basketball." Sourced comp from NBA Draft Room: Mason Plumlee+. |
| 10 | Baba Oladotun | SF · Maryland | Reclassified from 2027 (where he was the consensus No. 1 recruit) to 2026, finishing as a consensus five-star (No. 8–11) and Maryland's highest-rated commit since Diamond Stone in 2015; nicknamed "Baby KD" and mentored by Kevin Durant for his jumbo-wing shot-making and length (Wikipedia, 247Sports, SI). Fluid shooter who attacks closeouts with advanced counters; the swing skills are his upright frame, lateral defense, and strength through contact — a multi-year risk/reward play (SI, 247Sports). |
| 11 | Amari Allen | SG/SF · Alabama | Green Bay, Wisconsin native; returning sophomore who tested the 2026 draft and withdrew on May 27, 2026, saying he wanted a first-round promise (SI). SEC All-Freshman: 11.4 pts/6.9 reb/3.1 ast/1.0 stl on 44.6%/34.1% shooting (SI, 247Sports, BamaHammer). Wisconsin Gatorade POY: 34.1/11.5/8.5/2.6 at Ashwaubenon; elite positional rebounding, connective passing, and scoring versatility are the calling cards, and the combine measurements pushed him toward guard duties — Year 2 keys are playmaking and lateral defense (Yardbarker/SI, BamaHammer). |
| 12 | Colben Landrew | SF · UConn | McComb, Mississippi native out of Wheeler HS (Ga.); consensus five-star, top-25 (247Sports composite No. 21; service ranks vary — Wikipedia's 2027-class listing has Rivals 21/247Sports 26/ESPN 34) (UConn Athletics, Wikipedia). Georgia Gatorade POY and Mr. Georgia Basketball; led Wheeler to back-to-back Class 6A titles with 23.9 pts/6.5 reb/3.2 ast/1.8 stl as a senior (29/12 in the state final); Naismith HS All-America (UConn Athletics, Gatorade). Team USA U18 AmeriCup silver: 11.6 ppg on 52% FG and 43% 3PT, leading the team at 22.0 mpg; Adidas 3SSB first-team All-Circuit (15.4/5.8/2.6) with Game Elite's Palmetto Road title (The UConn Blog, Storrs Central). Former all-state football wide receiver; Pro Insight's Matt McKay calls him "a legitimately elite multilevel shotmaker," and Dan Hurley has cited "early entry NBA ability" (Gatorade, Norwich Bulletin). |
| 13 | JJ Andrews | SF · Arkansas | Full name JaShawn Andrews (mother Janetta + father Shawn); five-star freshman (No. 11–14 depending on service) and Arkansas legacy — his father Shawn Andrews was an NFL All-Pro lineman for the Razorbacks (arkansasrazorbacks.com). Arkansas Gatorade POY; dominated HS ball (31 pts/17 reb per game on 61% shooting) and won Peach Jam MVP with Brad Beal Elite (18.2 pts/5.9 reb/2.1 ast/2.1 stl; 20/6/2 in the title game), his second straight Peach Jam title; 2,201 career points at Little Rock Christian (On3, SI, razorbackers). Known for physicality, rim pressure, a projected 7-foot wingspan, and defensive versatility; the jumper's development is the swing skill (SI). Draft-year note: also appears in early 2028 mocks — actual draft year uncertain. |
| 14 | Dylan Mingo | PG/SG · Baylor | Five-star combo guard (No. 5–9 overall, No. 2 PG/CG) who committed to UNC, decommitted after Hubert Davis's firing, and landed at Baylor alongside his brother Kayden (Wikipedia, Baylor Lariat). MVP of the 2025 NBPA Top 100 Camp (23.8 pts/6.5 reb/6.8 ast); EYBL: 19.3/7.8/2.6/2.3 — but 23% from three, the big swing skill — and an ankle injury cost him most of his senior season (Yardbarker, 247Sports). Big guard with tight handles, feel, and disruptive defense (6'10"+ wingspan); turnover rate is the other concern (CBS/Matt Norlander via Baylor Lariat). Sourced comp from NBA Draft Room: Dejounte Murray. Draft-year note: also appears in early 2028 mocks — actual draft year uncertain. |
| 1 | Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje | PF · Duke (Fr.) | Early No. 1 favorite for 2028 (ESPN/Jeremy Woo). Won 2026 FIBA U17 World Cup MVP: 19.6 pts, 10.9 reb, 2.1 blk, 1.7 stl on 59.8% FG, 53.1% 3PT (32 attempts), 88% FT, with a tournament-record 76 rebounds; dropped 31/16/4 (49 efficiency) vs Puerto Rico and 20/15/3 in the gold-medal win over Serbia (FIBA/Eurohoops). Born in Germany, he spent 3 seasons at FC Barcelona and led Barça to its first adidas NextGen EuroLeague title in 10 years as tournament MVP (Eurohoops). He will be just 17 for all of 2026-27, and SI lists proven 3PT range, elite rim protection, and passing as strengths with lateral quickness as the main weakness (SI). Height conflict: NBADraft.net/FIBA list 6'11", while Duke/ESPN list 7'2" (note both; son of former Georgetown/NBA center Ruben Boumtje Boumtje). |
| 3 | Nikola Kusturica | SF · UCLA (Fr.) | Born April 30, 2009; 6'9" (listings range 6'8"–6'9") (Wikipedia/RealGM). Made the 2026 U17 World Cup All-Star Five as Best Defensive Player: 24.6 pts, 6.9 reb, 2.3 stl, 1.7 blk, including 37 in the gold-medal loss to USA (FIBA/Daily Bruin). Was 2025 U16 EuroBasket MVP (20.0/7.7/3.4) leading Serbia to gold, and became Barcelona's youngest-ever first-team debutant in Sept 2025 (Wikipedia). Signed a 2-year, $12M NIL deal with UCLA (Fox Sports); relentless downhill scorer with elite defensive instincts, but a thin frame and developing outside shot are the concerns (Daily Bruin). |
| 6 | Marcus Spears | PF · Texas (Fr.) | Born April 8, 2009; 6'9" (ESPN 6'10") (ESPN/Wikipedia). Committed to Texas July 9, 2026 and reclassified 2027→2026 — his age forces two college seasons before 2028 eligibility; was the 2027 class's No. 1 (ESPN/247Sports) (ESPN/Reuters). Averaged 20.9 pts/8.7–9.7 reb/1.5 blk on 59.3% FG and 52.6% 3PT on the 3SSB circuit, though one HoopsHQ scouting note flags perimeter play as a concern (note the conflict) (HoopsHQ/USA Today). Led USA to U16 AmeriCup gold (14.0 pts/6.5 reb, All-Star Five); the son of NFL's Marcus Spears and WNBA's Aiysha Spears; an energetic two-way worker (USA Basketball/Wikipedia). |
| 12 | Dylan Mingo | PG/SG · Baylor (Fr.) | 6'5", 190, 6'10" wingspan (BaylorBears.com); born Oct 6, 2008 (Wikipedia). Decommitted from UNC after Hubert Davis's firing and landed at Baylor (Apr 27, 2026), joining brother Kayden (Penn State transfer); Rivals No. 2 in the 2026 class, ESPN No. 9 (Baylor/Wikipedia). Named MVP of the 2025 NBPA Top 100 Camp (23.8/6.5/6.8) and averaged 19.3 pts/7.8 reb/2.3 stl in EYBL play (Baylor/Yardbarker). A big guard with tight handles and disruptive defense, but 23% 3PT in EYBL and turnover rate are concerns; an ankle injury cost him most of his senior season (247Sports/CBS via Baylor Lariat). Class flag: a Class of 2026 recruit (2026-27 freshman), so 2027-eligible — also in NBADraft.net's 2027 mock; 2028 placement uncertain. |
| 13 | Abdou Toure | SG/SF · Arkansas (Fr.) | 6'5"–6'6", ~200–205 lbs; born Aug 14, 2007; born in the US but represents Guinea (Wikipedia). Consensus 5-star, No. 14 in the 2026 HS class and 2026 Iverson National POY; dominated the Nike Hoop Summit with 19 pts/6 reb/5 blk for Team World, blocking Tyran Stokes three times (ESPN/Best of Arkansas Sports). As a HS senior: 24.6 pts/7.0 reb/3.0 ast/2.0 stl on 70% FG and 40%+ 3PT — the best athlete/finisher in the class with switchable defense and a dependable midrange; shot mechanics (release point) are being refined (SI/NetsWire via BR). Class flag: a Class of 2026 recruit (2026-27 freshman), so 2027-or-2028 eligible — also in NBADraft.net's 2027 mock. |
| 14 | Davis Fogle | SG · Gonzaga (So.) | 6'7" (On3 says 6'5"), ~185–200 lbs. A Class of 2025 recruit (No. 38 in the ESPN 100) and Washington native via AZ Compass Prep; 2023 Northwest Conference POY (24.6–31.4 ppg HS) (ESPN/On3). Averaged 15.7 pts/6 reb/3.3 ast on 59% inside the arc at NBPA Top 100; ESPN's Paul Biancardi compared him to Austin Reaves for scoring versatility and offensive feel — defense untested at the college level (ESPN/SI). Class flag: a sophomore in 2026-27, so 2027-or-2028 eligible — also in NBADraft.net's 2027 mock. |
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Spotlighted: Tyran Stokes
Consensus No. 1 recruit in the 2026 class (247Sports, Rivals, ESPN) who chose Kansas over Kentucky and Oregon; McDonald's All-American 2026, Jordan Brand Classic MVP, and Nike Hoop Summit selection (B/R). Gold medals with Team USA at the 2023 FIBA U16 Americas, 2024 U17 World Cup, and 2025 U19 World Cup; in EYBL play with the Oakland Soldiers he averaged 23.5 pts/11.1 reb/3.9 ast/1.9 stl on 50.7% FG and 42.4% 3PT over 9 games, with 22.2/10.4/3.2 at Peach Jam and a career-high 63 points (B/R). Prepped at Prolific Prep, Notre Dame HS, and Rainier Beach (Louisville native); signed a multi-year Nike NIL deal (base). His game is elite power athleticism, three-level scoring upside, and point-forward ball-handling; the swing skills are shooting consistency and decision-making, and scouts are still debating his ideal role — point-wing vs. forward — with maturity flagged as a watch item (B/R, SI).
Spotlighted: Patrick Ngongba II, Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje
Returning junior who broke out as a sophomore: 10.1 pts/5.8 reb/2.0 ast/1.1 blk in 21.9 mpg on 60.6% shooting; an efficient play-finisher with rare passing feel for a big, plus solid rebounding and paint protection (SI, 247Sports, Babcock Hoops). The questions are perimeter mobility and floor-spacing; ranked No. 3 on Evan Miyakawa's preseason top-30 for 2026-27, and he returned to Duke after testing the 2026 draft process (SI). A safe-floor, scheme-specific anchor.
Spotlighted: Jordan Smith Jr., JJ Andrews, Abdou Toure
Consensus National High School Player of the Year for 2026 (Gatorade, MaxPreps, Naismith, Sporting News, USA Today) and a top-3 recruit (247Sports No. 2, ESPN No. 2, On3 No. 2; 247Sports Composite No. 3 at 0.9991 — the second-highest-rated Arkansas commit of the modern era) (Wikipedia, On3). Fairfax, Virginia native out of Paul VI Catholic; elite downhill burst and rim pressure with pull-up shooting and two-way toughness, plus a reported 6'8.5" wingspan (SI, 247Sports/Yahoo). Team Takeover EYBL: 19.3 pts/7.8 reb/3.7 ast/2.4 stl; gold with Team USA at the 2024 U17 World Cup and Defensive MVP at the 2025 U19 World Cup (Wikipedia). He studies Anthony Edwards, Jrue Holiday, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander; NBA Draft Room's sourced comps are Eric Bledsoe+ and Donovan Mitchell.
Spotlighted: Caleb Holt, Motiejus Krivas
Ranked No. 4 overall and the No. 1 SG by 247Sports; a McDonald's All-American co-MVP who picked Arizona over Houston, Alabama, and Kentucky (247Sports, SI). Prep: 21.0 pts/9.0 reb/4.0 ast; Adidas 3SSB: 19.0/7.0/3.0 on 51% shooting; 24 pts, 8 reb, and 7 steals at the 2026 Nike Hoop Summit (Fadeaway World, Yardbarker). A two-way wing with speed, slashing, defensive instincts, and rebounding; the swing skill is developing into a primary creator (SI, NBA Draft Junkies).
Spotlighted: Nikola Kusturica
Born April 30, 2009; 6'9" (listings range 6'8"–6'9") (Wikipedia/RealGM). Made the 2026 U17 World Cup All-Star Five as Best Defensive Player: 24.6 pts, 6.9 reb, 2.3 stl, 1.7 blk, including 37 in the gold-medal loss to USA (FIBA/Daily Bruin). Was 2025 U16 EuroBasket MVP (20.0/7.7/3.4) leading Serbia to gold, and became Barcelona's youngest-ever first-team debutant in Sept 2025 (Wikipedia). Signed a 2-year, $12M NIL deal with UCLA (Fox Sports); relentless downhill scorer with elite defensive instincts, but a thin frame and developing outside shot are the concerns (Daily Bruin).
Spotlighted: Anthony Thompson
Left-handed five-star wing ranked No. 7–8 in the 247Sports Composite (Rivals No. 5, ESPN No. 13 — rankings vary by service), the No. 2 SF, and the highest-rated Ohio State recruit since Jared Sullinger in 2010; chose OSU over Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, and others (247Sports, Eleven Warriors). Adidas 3SSB: 22.0 ppg on 53% FG, 39% 3PT, 88% FT with 1.9 blk and 1.6 stl; Western Reserve Academy senior year 24.9/7.9/2.3 on 47%/35%; coach Matt Garvey calls him "arguably the best shooter in the 2026 class" (247Sports/Adam Finkelstein via B/R, Eleven Warriors). McDonald's All-American and Naismith Third Team All-American; elite shot-making with defensive playmaking upside (SI, allsportsreports).
Spotlighted: Braylon Mullins, Colben Landrew
The headliner of the class's returnee group; as a UConn freshman averaged 12.0 pts/3.5 reb/1.4 ast, shooting 34% from three on huge volume, capped by a buzzer-beating 35-footer to beat Duke in the Elite Eight (Babcock Hoops, SI, Sporting News). Indiana Mr. Basketball; 32.9 ppg on 47% 3PT as a HS senior; rated No. 12 overall and the No. 2 SG in the 2025 class (Yardbarker, SI). Strengths are three-level shooting, off-ball scoring, and feel; Year 2 keys are added functional strength and more on-ball creation (SI, europesays). Sourced comps from NBA Draft Room: Buddy Hield+, Kevin Huerter, Klay Thompson.
Spotlighted: Marcus Spears
Born April 8, 2009; 6'9" (ESPN 6'10") (ESPN/Wikipedia). Committed to Texas July 9, 2026 and reclassified 2027→2026 — his age forces two college seasons before 2028 eligibility; was the 2027 class's No. 1 (ESPN/247Sports) (ESPN/Reuters). Averaged 20.9 pts/8.7–9.7 reb/1.5 blk on 59.3% FG and 52.6% 3PT on the 3SSB circuit, though one HoopsHQ scouting note flags perimeter play as a concern (note the conflict) (HoopsHQ/USA Today). Led USA to U16 AmeriCup gold (14.0 pts/6.5 reb, All-Star Five); the son of NFL's Marcus Spears and WNBA's Aiysha Spears; an energetic two-way worker (USA Basketball/Wikipedia).
Spotlighted: Bruce Branch III
Reclassified from the 2027 class (where he began as the No. 1 recruit) to 2026, finishing No. 6–8 overall and the No. 2 SF; chose BYU over USC as the Cougars' next one-and-done wing after AJ Dybantsa (Wikipedia, B/R). Adidas 3SSB: 15.9 pts/5.2 reb/2.0 ast/1.3 blk; McDonald's All-American; Adidas Eurocamp Rising Star (B/R, Wikipedia). Fluid three-point shooter with a 7'2" wingspan, three-level scoring upside, and defensive potential; must fill out his frame and show more on-ball creation (SI, red94).
Spotlighted: Baba Oladotun
Reclassified from 2027 (where he was the consensus No. 1 recruit) to 2026, finishing as a consensus five-star (No. 8–11) and Maryland's highest-rated commit since Diamond Stone in 2015; nicknamed "Baby KD" and mentored by Kevin Durant for his jumbo-wing shot-making and length (Wikipedia, 247Sports, SI). Fluid shooter who attacks closeouts with advanced counters; the swing skills are his upright frame, lateral defense, and strength through contact — a multi-year risk/reward play (SI, 247Sports).
Spotlighted: Amari Allen
Green Bay, Wisconsin native; returning sophomore who tested the 2026 draft and withdrew on May 27, 2026, saying he wanted a first-round promise (SI). SEC All-Freshman: 11.4 pts/6.9 reb/3.1 ast/1.0 stl on 44.6%/34.1% shooting (SI, 247Sports, BamaHammer). Wisconsin Gatorade POY: 34.1/11.5/8.5/2.6 at Ashwaubenon; elite positional rebounding, connective passing, and scoring versatility are the calling cards, and the combine measurements pushed him toward guard duties — Year 2 keys are playmaking and lateral defense (Yardbarker/SI, BamaHammer).
Spotlighted: Dylan Mingo, Dylan Mingo
Five-star combo guard (No. 5–9 overall, No. 2 PG/CG) who committed to UNC, decommitted after Hubert Davis's firing, and landed at Baylor alongside his brother Kayden (Wikipedia, Baylor Lariat). MVP of the 2025 NBPA Top 100 Camp (23.8 pts/6.5 reb/6.8 ast); EYBL: 19.3/7.8/2.6/2.3 — but 23% from three, the big swing skill — and an ankle injury cost him most of his senior season (Yardbarker, 247Sports). Big guard with tight handles, feel, and disruptive defense (6'10"+ wingspan); turnover rate is the other concern (CBS/Matt Norlander via Baylor Lariat). Sourced comp from NBA Draft Room: Dejounte Murray. Draft-year note: also appears in early 2028 mocks — actual draft year uncertain.
Spotlighted: Davis Fogle
6'7" (On3 says 6'5"), ~185–200 lbs. A Class of 2025 recruit (No. 38 in the ESPN 100) and Washington native via AZ Compass Prep; 2023 Northwest Conference POY (24.6–31.4 ppg HS) (ESPN/On3). Averaged 15.7 pts/6 reb/3.3 ast on 59% inside the arc at NBPA Top 100; ESPN's Paul Biancardi compared him to Austin Reaves for scoring versatility and offensive feel — defense untested at the college level (ESPN/SI). Class flag: a sophomore in 2026-27, so 2027-or-2028 eligible — also in NBADraft.net's 2027 mock.
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