Jacob Toppin

Draft Notes

Obi’s younger brother had a strong freshman season at Rhode Island before transferring to Kentucky and has been solid for the Cats so far.

Jacob is a long 6-7 combo forward with springy legs and great above the rim ability. He’s got a bright basketball future once he develops his skill level and expands his offensive game to the 3pt line.

Comparisons

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Draft Projection

possible second round pick in the 2023 NBA Draft

2023 Power Forward Rankings

1. Gregory Jackson – 6-9 – South Carolina
2. Jarace Walker – 6-8 – Houston
3. Kyle Filipowski – 6-10 – Duke
4. Mouhamed Gueye – 6-10 – Washington State
5. Kris Murray – 6-8 – Iowa
6. Mark Mitchell – 6-8 – Duke
7. Ousmane N’Diaye – 6-11 – Senegal
8. Adama Sanogo – 6-9 – UConn
9. Azuolas Tubelis – 6-9 – Arizona (Lithuania)
10. Trayce Jackson-Davis – 6-9 – Indiana
11. Daimion Collins – 6-9 – Kentucky
12. Roko Prkacin – 6-9 – Croatia
13. Keion Brooks – 6-8 – Washington
14. Adem Bona – 6-9 – UCLA (Turkey)
15. Drew Timme – 6-10 – Gonzaga
16. Pete Nance – 6-10 – Northwestern
17. Leonardo Okeke – 6-9 – Italy
18. Anton Watson – 6-9 – Gonzaga 
19. John Castleton – 6-11 – Florida
20. Trevon Brazile – 6-9 – Arkansas
21. Jacob Toppin – 6-7 – Kentucky
22. C.J. Walker – 6-8 – UCF
23. Nate Bittle – 6-11 – Oregon
24. Toumani Camara – 6-8 – Dayton
25. Kijani Wright – 6-8 – USC
26. Henry Coleman – 6-7 – Texas A&M
27. Jordan Brown – 6-11 – NA