Jonas Boulefaa

NBA DRAFT SCOUTING REPORT

POSITION: PFFROM: Murray State
(France)		HT: 6-9WT: NA
BORN: Int.07YEAR: Fr.WING: NAREACH: NA

Draft Notes

Boulefaa is a highly skilled big forward who does a bit of everything on the court. He’s a talented shot-maker with range on his jumper, good passing instincts and nose for the ball.

Rebounds the ball well, despite not having a dominant physical profile. Reads the flight of the ball and seems to always be in the right place at the right time.

Is very crafty on the offensive end, using ball fakes well and showing an advanced feel for getting defenders off balance.

Competes at a high level and contributes to winning in all the little ways.

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Draft Projection

possible second round pick in the 2027 NBA Draft

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2027 PF Rankings

  1. Cameron Williams – 6-11 – Duke
  2. Cameron Houindo – 6-8 – France
  3. Thomas Haugh – 6-9 – Florida
  4. JT Toppin – 6-9 – Texas Tech
  5. David Mirkovic – 6-9 – Illinois (Montenegro)
  6. Miikka Muurinen – 6-10 – Arkansas (Finland)
  7. Tony Bryant – 6-9 – Missouri
  8. Johann Grunloh – 6-10 – Virginia (Germany)
  9. Sadiq White – 6-8 – Syracuse
  10. Thijs De Ridder – 6-9 – Virginia (Belgium)
  11. Joseph Tugler – 6-7 – Houston
  12. Braden Huff – 6-10 – Gonzaga
  13. Donnie Freeman – 6-9 – St. John’s
  14. Taylor Bowen – 6-9 – Alabama
  15. Aiden Sherrell – 6-11 – Indiana
  16. Alexandros Samodurav – 6-11 – UNC (Greece)
  17. Bassala Bagayoka – 6-10 – Mali
  18. Jarin Stevenson – 6-10 – UNC
  19. Brandon Garrison – 6-9 – Alabama
  20. Baye Ndongo – 6-9 – Pittsburgh (Senegal)
  21. Michael Nwoko – 6-9 – LSU
  22. Bryson Tiller – 6-10 – Kansas
  23. Michael Ruzic – 6-9 – Croatia
  24. Noa Kouakou – 6-10 – France
  25. Hugo Facorat – 6-10 – France
  26. Mohamed Diakite – 6-10 – France
  27. Dominykas Daubaris – 6-9 – Lithuania
  28. Ousmane N’Diaye – 6-11 – Senegal
  29. Jonas Boulefaa – 6-9 – France
  30. Zacharie Perrin – 6-10 – France
  31. Jahel Trefle – 6-9 – France
  32. Ruben Prey – 6-11 – St John’s
  33. Omaha Biliew – 6-7 – Grand Canyon
  34. Jackson McAndrew – 6-9 – Creighton
  35. Niko Bundalo – 6-9 – Ole Miss
  36. Bangot Dak – 6-11 – Colorado
  37. Moustapha Diop – 6-10 – Georgia Tech
  38. Andrija Jelavic – 6-11 – Ohio State (Croatia)
  39. Maikcol Perez – 6-8 – Baylor (Italy)
  40. Jacob Cofie – 6-10 – USC
  41. Jayden Williams – 6-9 – OTE (Snellville, GA)
  42. James Brown – 6-8 – UNC
  43. Chris Nwuli – 6-7 – Las Vegas, NV
  44. Alvaro Folguerias – 6-9 – Louisville (Spain)
  45. RJ Jones – 6-7 – Virginia Tech
  46. A.J. Casey – 6-8 – Miami