| 1-2 | Team | Player | Updated 4/27/21 | Comp |
| 31 | Warriors (from Wolves) | Charles Bassey | C – Western Kentucky (Nigeria) – HT: 6-10 – WT: 239 – WING: 7-3 1/2 – Jr – Bassey is back from injury and picking up right where he left off, rebounding and blocking shots at a high level. | Clint Capela, Bismack Biyombo |
| 32 | Knicks (from Pistons) | Daishen Nix | PG – G League Ignite – HT: 6-4 – WT: 190 – WING: USA02 – Nix is a big, wide-bodied pass first point guard who is one of the best pure passers in this class. | bigger Kendall Marshall |
| 33 | Rockets | Mojave King | SG – Australia (New Zealand) – HT: 6-5 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – Int.02 – King is a well built guard who plays with a high motor, good BBIQ and has an all around game. | Courtney Alexander |
| 34 | Pelicans (from Cavs) | Vrenz Bleijenbergh | SF – Belgium – HT: 6-10 – WT: NA – WING: NA – Int00 – Vrenz is an intriguing prospect due to his great ball handling and passing skills at 6-10. He moves well for his size and fits the modern game. | – |
| 35 | Kings | Miles McBride | PG – West Virginia – HT: 6-2 – WT: 196 – WING: NA – So – A highly athletic lead guard who can really lock up opposing ball handlers and is emerging as an offensive threat. A leader on the court. | – |
| 36 | Magic | Isaiah Todd | PF – G League Ignite – HT: 6-10 – WT: 200 – WING: 7-0 – Fr – Todd is a silky smooth PF who plays a finesse game. He can shoot it with range and has a nice high release point. He can take his man off the bounce and use his mobility to blow by defenders. | Chris Bosh, Robert Horry |
| 37 | Pelicans (from Wizards) | Nah’Shon Hyland | PG – VCU – HT: 6-3 – WT: 165 – WING: NA – So – A rangy, wiry combo guard who has a lot of wiggle and can get his own offense | – |
| 38 | Thunder | Brandon Boston Jr. | SF – Kentucky – HT: 6-6 3/4 – WT: 185 – WING: 6-11 1/2 – Fr – Boston had a rough season shooting the ball and didn’t look ready to jump to the league, but all the tools and talent is still there and he could develop into a solid NBA player in time. | Jeremy Lamb |
| 39 | Nets (from Hawks) | Joel Ayayi | PG – Gonzaga (France) – HT: 6-5 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – Jr – A big combo guard who is trending up. Has solid athleticism, ideal size for position and is a playmaker who can also hit the 3pt shot. | – |
| 40 | Bulls (from Pelicans) | Josh Christopher | SG – Arizona State – HT: 6-5 – WT: 200 – WING: 6-7 1/2- Fr – A big guard who can score from three levels and loves to get his own shot. Polished. | Buddy Heild, Swaggy P. |
| 41 | Pelicans (from Bulls) | RaiQuan Gray | PF – Florida State – HT: 6-8 – WT: 260 – WING: NA – Jr – A unique player who can handle the ball and operate on the perimeter, despite being built like an offensive tackle. | – |
| 42 | Pistons (from Hornets) | Amar Sylla | PF – Oostende (Senegal) – HT: 6-9 – WT: 195 – WING: 7-2 – Int01 – Sylla is a super long forward with intriguing long-term upside. He has a chance to be a great defender and shows flashes of open court ball-handling and play-making ability. | Pascal Siakam 2.0 |
| 43 | Kings (from Grizzlies) | Herb Jones | SF – Alabama – HT: 6-8 – WT: 210 – WING: NA – Sr – A defensive standout with NBA athleticism but limited on the offensive end. Has good long term potential but might take a few years. | Finney-Smith |
| 44 | Nets (from Pacers) | Ibou Dianko Badji | C – Barcelona (Senegal) – HT: 7-1 – WT: 230 – WING: 7-8 – Int.01 – Enormous and freakishly athletic for such a big man, Badji is super raw but has elite size and massive upside. It’ll be fun to watch him develop. | Dikembe |
| 45 | Mavs | RJ Nembhard | SG – TCU – HT: 6-5 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – Jr – An older prospect who’s having a nice jr season at TCU. He’s a versatile player on both ends who should carve out a nice role in the NBA. | Will Barton |
| 46 | Hawks (from Heat) | Greg Brown | PF – Texas – HT: 6-9 – WT: 205 – WING: 6-10 – Fr – Brown has elite tools and natural ability but needs to develop his feel for the game. His upside makes him a first round pick and if he keeps hitting the 3 ball he’ll go lottery. 1on1 Interview | Darius Bazley, Aaron Gordon |
| 47 | 76ers (from Knicks) | Yves Pons | PF – Tennessee (France) – HT: 6-6 – WT: 215 – WING: NA – Sr – A powerhouse of an athlete who is just starting to put it all together on the court. | Jason Maxiell |
| 48 | Celtics | David Duke | SG – Providence – HT: 6-5 – WT: 205 – WING: NA – Jr – A well built SG who has steadily improved his game to become a complete guard. Is signing with an agent and will be in the draft. | Jerian Grant |
| 49 | Pistons (from Raptors) | David Johnson | PG – Louisville – HT: 6-5 – WT: 210 – WING: NA – So – A big lead guard with a thick frame and lots of strength. Not yet much of a 3pt threat. | – |
| 50 | Thunder (from Nuggets) | Ariel Hukporti | C – Nevezis (Germany) – HT: 6-11 – WT: 250 – WING: 7-1 – Int.02 – A developmental big with great tools to work with and a lot of upside. Moves extremely well for his size. | Thomas Bryant |
| 51 | Jazz (from Warriors) | Rokas Jokubaitis | PG – Zalgiris (Lithuania) – HT: 6-4 – WT: 194 – WING: NA – Int.00 – A lefty combo-guard who excels at scoring the ball and can run the offense as well. | – |
| 52 | Grizzlies (from Blazers) | Neemias Queta | C – Utah St. (Portugal) – HT: 7-0 1/4- WT: 226 – WING: 7-4 1/4 – Jr – An intriguing long term prospect who is a high level rebounder and shot blocker with a NBA size. | Eric Dampier |
| 53 | Spurs | Max Abmas | PG – Oral Roberts – HT: 6-1 – WT: 165 – WING: NA – So – A high scoring guard with a great shooting touch. A bit undersized but very quick and very talented. | – |
| 54 | Pacers (from Bucks) | Sandro Mamukela-shvili | C – Seton Hall – HT: 6-11 – WT: 240 – WING: NA – Sr – A talented big who can space the floor and looks like a solid role-playing center at the next level. | – |
| 55 | Hornets (from Nets) | Khalifa Diop | C – Gran Canaria (Senegal) – HT: 6-11 – WT: 240 – WING: NA – Int. – Has an elite physical profile and a chance to develop into a draft pick. Excels at rebounding, protecting the rim and anchoring the defense. | Jamaal Magloire |
| 56 | Nets (from Suns) | Paul Scruggs | SG – Xavier – HT: 6-4 – WT: 196 – WING: 6-10 – Sr – A long, rangy and athletic guard who is a really slick passer, a good rebounder and impacts all aspects of the game. | – |
| 57 | 76ers | Aaron Henry | SG – Michigan State – HT: 6-6 – WT: 218 – WING: 6-11 – Jr – An NBA level athlete and stand-out defender who needs to continue to develop his handles and outside shot. | – |
| 58 | Kings (from Lakers) | Isaiah Mobley | PF – USC – HT: 6-10 – WT: 220 – WING: NA – So – Spaces the floor, knows how to move the ball and can get buckets. Mobley is a scoring talent but lacks bulk and gets moved around too easily. | Jared Jeffries |
| 59 | Hornets (from Clippers) | Luka Garza | C – Iowa – HT: 6-11 – WT: 260 – WING: NA – Sr – A massive and talented post player who scores in bunches but lacks ideal mobility for the NBA game. | Enes lite |
| 60 | Pacers (from Jazz) | Filip Petrusev | C – Mega Bemax (Serbia) – HT: 6-11 – WT: 225 – WING: NA – Int.00 – Petrusev is a fundamentally sound center who can stretch the floor. Doesn’t have the quickest feet on D. | Channing Frye |
| 61 | on the bubble | Matthew Hurt | PF – Duke – HT: 6-9 – WT: 215 – WING: 6-9 – So – A solid all around player with an excellent shooting stroke and an efficient offensive game. Born to score the rock but doesn’t project as a good defender at the NBA level. | Kyle Wiltjer, TJ Leaf |
| 62 | Kessler Edwards | SF – Pepperdine – HT: 6-8 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – Jr – A versatile combo forward with a nice perimeter game. | – | |
| 63 | Terrence Shannon Jr. | SF – Texas Tech – HT: 6-6 – WT: 210 – WING: 6-7 – So – An elite run/jump athlete who will have to develop his ball-handling and shooting ability to excel at the next level. | Kelly Oubre Jr. | |
| 64 | Austin Reaves | SG – Oklahoma – HT: 6-5 – WT: 206 – WING: NA – Sr – Loves to get to the mid range and knows how to find his shot. Not great from 3pt land and lacks top end speed. | – | |
| 65 | Jericho Sims | PF – Texas – HT: 6-10 – WT: 245 – WING: NA – Sr – A rebounder and intetior defender who could find a bench role in the league. | Richaun Holmes | |
| 66 | Malcolm Cazalon | SG – France – HT: 6-6 – WT: 185 – WING: 6-10 – Int.01 – A lefty slasher who is at his best going to the basket. Has good burst, solid athleticism and has shown steady improvement, with more upside to grow into. | – | |
| 67 | Marcus Bagley | SF – Arizona State – HT: 6-7 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – Fr – Brother of Marvin, Marcus is a supremely athletic forward who is just scratching the surface of his potential. Article | Mike Scott | |
| 68 | Juhann Begarin | SG – Paris (France) – HT: 6-4 – WT: NA – WING: NA – Int02 – A dynamic power guard with plenty of upside but an undeveloped game. | poor man’s Lonnie Walker | |
| 69 | Isaiah Livers | SF – Michigan – HT: 6-7 – WT: 230 – WING: NA – Sr – A do-it-all forward who projects as a glue guy at the next level. A great outside shooter who is very efficient with his touches. | – | |
| 70 | Carlos Alocen | PG – Real Madrid (Spain) – HT: 6-4 – WT: 205 – WING: NA – A pure pg with great vision and passing instincts. Not a big time athlete but makes up for it with smarts and feel for the game. | – | |
| 71 | Jason Preston | PG – Ohio – HT: 6-4 – WT: 187 – WING: NA – Jr – A true PG with great vision and pace. Has NBA size and an uncanny feel for the game but lacks athleticism. | – | |
| 72 | Justin Champagnie | PF – Pittsburgh – HT: 6-6 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – So – An undersized PF who plays bigger than his size and has elite rebounding skills. Very young for his class. | – | |
| 73 | Oscar da Silva | PF – Stanford (Germany) – HT: 6-9 – WT: 225 – WING: NA – Sr – A fundamentally sound and versatile prospect who doesn’t need the ball to make a big impact. | – | |
| 74 | Eugene Omoruyi | SF – Oregon – HT: 6-6 – WT: 235 – WING: NA – Sr – Big, storng and athletic with a 3pt shot. Should get a chance to compete for a roster spot. | – | |
| 75 | Ron Harper Jr. | SG – Rutgers – HT: 6-6 – WT: 245 – WING: NA – Jr – A big-bodied guard with play-making, high BBIQ and a consistent 3pt shot. | – | |
| 76 | Julian Champagnie | SF – St. John’s – HT: 6-8 – WT: 220 – WING: NA – So – NA | – | |
| 77 | Jay Huff | C – Virginia – HT: 7-1 – WT: 240 – WING: NA – Sr – Huff projects as a possible role player in the NBA with his great size, shot blocking and ability to step out and hit the 3. | – | |
| 78 | Quentin Grimes | SG – Houston – HT: 6-5 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – Jr – Grimes is a powerful combo guard who has broad shoulders and plays with a lot of speed and bounce. Has struggled early in his college career but has the tools to work his way into the League. | Frank Williams+ | |
| 79 | Matt Mitchell | SF – San Diego State – HT: 6-6 – WT: 235 – WING: NA – Sr – A combo forward with good length and strength who has been a consistent producer for four years. | ||
| 80 | M.J. Walker | SG – Florida State – HT: 6-5 – WT: 213 – WING: NA – Sr – A solid all around guard who has improved steadily over four years at FSU. | – | |
| 81 | Sam Hauser | SF – Virginia – HT: 6-8 – WT: 218 – WING: NA – Sr – | – | |
| 82 | Trendon Watford | SF – LSU – HT: 6-8 – WT: 220 – WING: 7-1 1/2 – So – A skilled and athletic wing who has good size and strength. Can score in the post and is excellent from mid range. Plays an all around game. | Jeff Green | |
| 83 | Colbey Ross | PG – Pepperdine – HT: 6-1 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – Sr – | – | |
| 84 | Marcus Zegarowski | SG – Creighton – HT: 6-2 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – Jr – A scoring combo guard who can get buckets whenever he wants but will have to develop his lead guard skills. | – | |
| 85 | Ethan Thompson | SG – Oregon State – HT: 6-5 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – Sr – | – | |
| 86 | Chris Smith | SF – UCLA – HT: 6-9 – WT: 215 – WING: NA – Sr – A plus athlete who has some upside as a defender and transition player. Recovering from a torn ACL (January, 2021). | Trevor Ariza | |
| 87 | Derrick Alston Jr. | SF – Boise State – HT: 6-9 – WT: 188 – WING: NA – Sr – A lanky guard/wing who shows flashes of big time scoring ability. | D.J. Wilson | |
| 88 | Macio Teague | SG – Baylor – HT: 6-4 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – Sr – A scorer and lethal shooter from deep who has a strange hitch in his shot but is deadly accurate. | – | |
| 89 | Derek Culver | PF – West Virginia – HT: 6-10 – WT: 255 – WING: NA- Jr – A beastly rebounder who is near impossible to move off the block. Give him a few years to develop and look out. | – | |
| 90 | Javonte Smart | PG – LSU – HT: 6-4 – WT: 190 – WING: 6-7 – Jr – Javonte has nice tools to work with but could take a few years to find his way into the league. | Reggie Jackson | |
| 91 | Javonte Perkins | SG – St. Louis – HT: 6-6 – WT: 210 – WING: NA – Sr – | – | |
| 92 | Darius Days | PF – LSU – HT: 6-6 – WT: 240 – WING: NA – Jr – | – | |
| 93 | Moses Wright | PF – Georgia Tech – HT: 6-9 – WT: 233 – WING: NA – Sr – Wright is a rock solid senior pf who could find a spot on a NBA roster. | – | |
| 94 | Aamir Sims | PF – Clemson – HT: 6-8 – WT: 245 – WING: NA – Sr – | – | |
| 95 | Carlik Jones | PG – Louisville – HT: 6-1 – WT: 185 – WING: NA – Sr – | ||
| 96 | Scottie Lewis | SG – Florida – HT: 6-5 – WT: 185 – WING: 6-10 – So – Lewis is a world class athlete and an elite defender who is taking the next steps with his offensive game in year 2. | Corey Benjamin+ | |
| 97 | Ochai Agbaji | SG – Kansas – HT: 6-5 – WT: 210 – WING: NA – Jr – Ochai is a well built athlete who is dripping with upside and showing flashes of being an NBA level wing. | Felipe Lopez | |
| 98 | Olivier Sarr | C – Kentucky – HT: 7-0 – WT: 234 – WING: 7-3 1/2 – Sr – Fundamentally sound and possessing good size, Sarr will get a long look from NBA teams. | – | |
| 99 | Aaron Wiggins | SG – Maryland -HT: 6-6 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – Jr – An all around wing talent who can really stroke the ball from deep. | Allan Crabbe | |
| 100 | John Petty | SG – Alabama – HT: 6-5 – WT: 184 – WING: NA – Sr – A big guard who can let it fly from downtown. Has average athleticism and burst. | – | |
| 101 | Biram Faye | PF – Senegal – HT: 6-9 – WT: 225 – WING: 7-2 – Int.00 – A high level shot blocker who gives great effort on the court. Isn’t the most graceful athlete but makes up for it with hustle. | – | |
| 102 | Remy Martin | PG – Arizona State – HT: 6-0 – WT: 170 – WING: NA – Sr – A floor general with excellent feel for the game. Plays with big heart but lacks ideal size. | – | |
| 103 | Marjon Beauchamp | SG – Seattle, WA – HT: 6-6 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – Fr – Marjon has a sweet and steady jumper and can score the ball from 3 levels. | – | |
| 104 | Nahziah Carter | SG – Washington – HT: 6-6 – WT: 2015 – WING: NA – Sr – A big guard with an NBA frame. Still rounding out his game but has a lot of athletic upside. | – | |
| 105 | A.J. Lawson | SG – South Carolina (Canada) – HT: 6-6 – WT: 170 – WING: NA – Jr – A wiry athlete who can play above the rim but needs to get more efficient with his scoring/shooting. | – | |
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