2022 NBA Mock Draft Commentary
The Bucks are forced to forfeit their 2022 2nd round pick due to improper free agent contact (Bogdanovic)
| 1-2 | Team | Player | Updated 9/18/21 | Comp. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31 | Thunder | J.D. Davison | PG – Alabama – HT: 6-2 – WT: 175 – WING: NA – Fr – An elite leaper and dunker who is an overpowering force at the high school level. | stronger DSJ |
| 32 | Cavs (from Rockets) | Dyson Daniels | SG – G League Ignite (Australia) – HT: 6-6 – WT: NA – WING: NA – Int.03 Daniels is joining the G League Ignite in preparation for the 2022 draft. International Elite 15 | – |
| 33 | Wizards | Keyontae Johnson | SF – Florida – HT: 6-5 – WT: 230 – WING: 6-11 – Jr – Keyontae Johnson is recovering from a serious health scare and will be returning to Florida for his junior season. If he’s cleared to play basketball again he’s a first round talent with a bright NBA future. | stronger Raja Bell |
| 34 | Magic | Drew Timme | PF – Gonzaga – HT: 6-10 – WT: 235 – WING: NA – Jr – Skilled, talented with the ball and efficient but lacking ideal strength and athleticism. | Brad Miller |
| 35 | Pelicans (from Cavs) | Azuolas Tubelis | PF – Arizona (Lithuania) – HT: 6-9 1/2 – WT: 243 – WING: NA – So – A multi-talented big man who has burly size, great handles and slick passing ability. Could be a breakout star as a freshman for Arizona. | – |
| 36 | T-Wolves | Matthew Mayer | SF – Baylor – HT: 6-9 – WT: 225 – WING: NA – Sr – A versatile forward who can stretch the floor and handle the rock. Moves well for a 6-9 guy and is moving up draft boards after a flashy second half of his jr. season. | – |
| 37 | Kings | Iverson Molinar | PG – Miss. State (Panama) – HT: 6-3 – WT: 190 – WING: NA – Jr – An efficient lead guard with a picture perfect jumper. | – |
| 38 | Cavs (from Spurs) | Julian Champagnie | SF – St. John’s – HT: 6-7 1/2 – WT: 217 – WING: 6-10 – Jr – A high scoring forward with good size on the wing. Julian returns to school | – |
| 39 | Kings (from Bulls) | Jermaine Samuels | SF – Villanova – HT: 6-7 – WT: 230 – WING: NA – Sr – A steady Nova veteran with an underrated game. Has developed nice 1 on 1 scoring ability. | Jimmy Butler lite |
| 40 | Hornets | Khalifa Diop | C – Gran Canaria (Senegal) – HT: 6-11 – WT: 240 – WING: NA – Int.02 – Has an elite physical profile and a chance to develop into a draft pick. Excels at rebounding, protecting the rim and anchoring the defense. International Elite 15 | – |
| 41 | T-Wolves (from Cavs) | Jean Montero | PG – Overtime Elite (Dominican Republic) – HT: 6-3 – WT: 175 – WING: NA – Int.03 – A slick ball handler, passer and creative finisher with pure pg instincts. International Elite 15 | Dennis Schröder |
| 42 | Pelicans | 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. Look for a team to take him as a draft and stash. It might take him a few years to be NBA ready but the upside is worth the risk in the second round. International Elite 15 | Dikembe |
| 43 | Grizzlies | Jabari Walker | SF – Colorado – HT: 6-8 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – So – Son of Samaki, Jabari is a smooth wing with a great looking 3 ball. | |
| 44 | Warriors (from Raptors) | Mike Miles | PG – TCU – HT: 6-1 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – So – A tough, physical lead guard with a quick first step. Plays both ends. | |
| 45 | Magic (from Pacers) | Tristan Vukcevic | C – Serbia – HT: 6-10 – WT: 205 – WING: NA – Int03 – Highly skilled and with great length but is not a run/jump athlete. International Elite 15 | – |
| 46 | Knicks | Marcus Bagley | SF – Arizona State – HT: 6-7 3/4 – WT: 217 – WING: 6-11 – So – Brother of Marvin, Marcus is a supremely athletic forward who is just scratching the surface of his potential. Is returning to college for his sophomore season. Article | Mike Scott |
| 47 | Celtics | Allen Flanigan | SG – Auburn – Ht: 6-6 – WT: 215 – WING: NA – Jr – Has a sturdy frame and nice overall athleticism. Flanigan will be returning to Auburn for his Jr. season. | – |
| 48 | Blazers | Isaiah Mobley | PF – USC – HT: 6-9 3/4 – WT: 238 – WING: 7-3 – Jr – 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. Has decided to return to USC for his junior season. Isaiah back at USC for year 3 | Jared Jeffries |
| 49 | Pacers (from Heat) | Nolan Hickman | PG – Gonzaga – HT: 6-2 – WT: 170 – WING: NA – Fr – A multi-level scorer who controls the game with the ball in his hands. Has changed his commitment from Kentucky to Gonzaga. | Cory Joseph+ |
| 50 | Hawks | Kofi Cockburn | C – Illinois (Jamaica) – HT: 7-0 – WT: 290 – WING: 7-6 – Jr – Kofi is returning to Illinois for his junior season after flirting with the draft and the transfer portal. He’s a throwback, enforcer type of big man who dominates in the paint. Kofi back for jr. season | Kevin Duckworth+ |
| 51 | Mavs | Jalen Wilson | SF – Kansas – HT: 6-8 – WT: 215 – WING: NA – So – Wilson is off to a great start, showing off his outside shooting and all around scoring in a solid 6-8 frame. | – |
| 52 | T-Wolves (from Nuggets) | Jordan Hall | SF – St. Joe’s – HT: 6-8 – WT: 210 – WING: NA – So – A skilled passer and play-maker with great vision for a 6-8 point-forward. | Kyle Anderson |
| 53 | Clippers | Ron Harper Jr. | SG – Rutgers – HT: 6-6 – WT: 245 – WING: NA – Sr – A big-bodied guard with play-making, high BBIQ and a consistent 3pt shot. | – |
| 54 | Rockets (from 76ers) | Johnny Juzang | SF – UCLA – HT: 6-7 – WT: 209 – WING: 6-10 1/2 – Jr – A lethal shooter who can light it up from downtown and score in the mid range. Has good size on the wing and an advanced feel for the game. After a stellar March Juzang explored the NBA option but decided to withdraw his name and return to UCLA. 1on1 Interview – Johnny returns to UCLA | Dillon Brooks |
| 55 | Pelicans (from Jazz) | Mark Williams | C – Duke – HT: 7-0 – WT: 220 – WING: 7-4 – So – A defensive minded center with a great NBA frame, Williams will anchor the Duke front-court for a few years before jumping to the league. | Michael Olowokandi |
| 56 | Suns | Makur Maker | PF – Australia – HT: 7-0 – WT: 230 – WING: NA – So – Makur is a center with outstanding open court agility and advanced ball skills. He’s got quick twitch athleticism and lives above the rim. Has withdrawn from the 2021 draft. | Charlie Villanueva |
| 57 | Warriors | Jaime Jaquez Jr. | SF – UCLA – HT: 6-6 – WT: 220 – WING: NA – Jr – A versatile and hard working wing who plays with great energy and can light it up from outside. | – |
| 58 | Pistons (from Lakers) | Ochai Agbaji | SG – Kansas – HT: 6-5 1/2 – WT: 214 – WING: 6-10 – Sr – Ochai is a well built athlete who is dripping with upside and showing flashes of being an NBA level wing. | Felipe Lopez |
| 59 | Nets | Hunter Dickinson | C – Michigan – Ht – 7-1 – Wt – 260 – Wing – NA – So – Has obvious physical tools and plays an old-school physical game but is heavy-footed and kind of slow. Could find a role as a big off the bench. Hunter withdraws from 2021 draft | smaller Boban |
| 1-2 | on the bubble | Caleb Love | PG – UNC – HT: 6-3 – WT: 180 – WING: 6-9 – So – The UNC frosh is a scoring point guard with nice size, a downhill style and above the rim ability. | Monta Ellis |
| 61 | Dawson Garcia | PF – UNC – HT: 6-11 – WT: 230 – WING: NA – So – A highly skilled big man who can stretch the floor, handle the ball and has some guard skills. Garcia withdraws and chooses UNC | – | |
| 62 | Fedor Zugic | SG – Montenegro – HT: 6-6 – WT: NA – WING: NA – Int.03 – A long, lanky 2 guard who is one of the most intriguing international prospects. International Elite 15 | – | |
| 63 | Franck Kepnang | C – Oregon (Cameroon) – HT: 6-10 – WT: 230 – WING: 7-2 1/2 – So – A physical specimen who has a chance to develop into a great rim protector and a force on both ends of the floor. Plays with energy. | healthy Andew Bynum | |
| 64 | Trayce Jackson-Davis | PF – Indiana – HT: 6-9 – WT: 235 – WING: 7-0 – Jr – A burly PF/C with a ton of game. TJD is highly skilled, has good length and can play the small-ball 5 but will have to shoot it better to make the league. | Terrence Jones | |
| 65 | Terrence Shannon Jr. | SF – Texas Tech – HT: 6-6 1/2 – WT: 206 – WING: 6-8 1/4 – Jr – 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. | |
| 66 | Isaiah Wong | SG – Miami – HT: 6-4 – WT: 185 – WING: NA – Jr – Wong is having a nice sophomore season, showing improved strength and athleticism and playing with a ton of confidence. | – | |
| 67 | Max Abmas | PG – Oral Roberts – HT: 5-11 3/4- WT: 162 – WING: 6-1 3/4 – Jr – A high scoring guard with a elite shot-making ability. Is undersized, measuring at just 5-11 3/4 with shoes on but very quick with the ball and gets his shot off in a hurry. | – | |
| 68 | Adam Flagler | SG – Baylor – HT: 6-3 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – Jr – A lights out shooter with a quick release. Projects as a bench scorer at the next level. | Bryn Forbes | |
| 69 | Scottie Pippen Jr. | PG – Vanderbilt – HT: 6-1 – WT: 170 – WING: NA – Jr – A skilled, low center of gravity lead guard with great BBIQ and a nice scoring touch. Scottie runs it back | – | |
| 70 | Hyunjung Lee | SF – Davidson (South Korea) – HT: 6-7 – WT: 210 – WING: NA – Jr – An elite shooter from 3, from the FT line and an overall efficient offensive talent. | Jason Kapono | |
| 71 | Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua | C – Baylor – Ht – 6-8 – Wt – 245 – Wing – NA – Jr – A high energy big who has great mobility and strength. A versatile defender, rebounder and glue guy. | Darvin Ham | |
| 72 | Josh Minott | SF – Memphis – HT: 6-8 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – Fr – A long, wiry athlete with a smooth game and big upside. | – | |
| 73 | Micah Peavy | SF – TCU – HT: 6-7 – WT: 175 – WING: NA – So – An all-around talent who is a gamer and a winner. Peavy is a high level athlete with a great mid range game. | – | |
| 74 | Abramo Canka | SF – Italy – HT: 6-7 – WT: 200 – WING: 6-8+ – Int.02 – A raw, high upside player who shows great flashes of talent. | – | |
| 75 | Keion Brooks Jr. | PF – Kentucky – HT: 6-7 1/2 – WT: 205 – WING: 7-1 – Jr – A versatile combo forward with a rapidly improving game. Can face up and put the ball on the deck and has the size to make plays in the lane. | Kenny Thomas | |
| 76 | Gabriele Procida | SG – Italy – HT: 6-7 – WT: NA – WING: NA – Int02 | ||
| 77 | Anton Watson | PF – Gonzaga – HT: 6-9 – WT: 210 – WING: NA – Jr – Watson combines natural strength, great size and a high skill level. He’s a power forward with ball skills. | almost Trey Lyles | |
| 78 | Babacar Sane | PF – Senegal – HT: 6-8 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – Int.03 – A super active defender with great mobility and nice frame who is still learning to play the game. | – | |
| 79 | Ariel Hukporti | C – Melbourne United (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 lite | |
| 80 | Tyson Etienne | PG – Whichita State – HT: 6-2 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – Jr | ||
| 81 | David McCormack | C – Kansas – HT: 6-10 – WT: 255 – WING: NA – Sr – McCormack is a load to handle in the paint due to his broad shoulders and great strength. Could be an enforcer at the next level. | – | |
| 82 | Yannick Kraag | SF – Netherlands – HT: 6-8 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – Int.02 – A long-striding above the rim wing player who flashes upside. International Elite 15 | – | |
| 83 | Hugo Besson | PG – France – HT: 6-3 – WT: 196 – WING: NA – Int01 | ||
| 84 | Justin Moore | SG – Villanova – HT: 6-4 – WT: 210 – WING: NA – Jr – A scoring guard who can get hot in a hurry and takeover parts of a game. Underrated. | Cuttino Mobley | |
| 85 | Andrew Nembhard | PG – Gonzaga – HT: 6-4 – WT: 192 – WING: 6-6 – Sr – A consummate pg who excels at getting teammates. Has good size for the position, plays both ends of the floor and is a leader and a competitor who makes his teammates better. | Greivis Vasquez | |
| 86 | Malcolm Cazalon | SG – Mega (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. | – | |
| 87 | Mario Nakic | SF – Oostende (Serbia) – HT: 6-7 – WT: 220 – WING: NA – Int01 – A scoring wing who can fill it up from outside but might struggle to guard at the next level. International Elite 15 | – | |
| 88 | Justin Powell | SG – Tennessee – HT: 6-5 – WT: 205 – WING: NA – So – Powell is having a big freshman season and making moves up draft boards. An excellent 3pt shooter. | Casey Jacobson | |
| 89 | Eric Williams Jr. | SF – Oregon – HT: 6-6 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – Sr | – | |
| 90 | Andre Jackson | SF – UConn – HT: 6-6 – WT: 210 – WING: NA – So – A world class athlete and sensational dunker who needs to round out the rest of his game but has a lot of upside. Article | – | |
| 91 | Yoan Makoundou | PF– France – HT: 6-9 – WT: NA – WING: NA – Int.00 – | – | |
| 92 | Guilherme Santos | SF– Brazil – HT: 6-6 – WT: NA – WING: 7-0 – Int.02 – | ||
| 93 | DeVante’ Jones | PG – Michigan – HT: 6-1 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – Sr | ||
| 94 | Kevin Obanor | PF– Texas Tech – HT: 6-8 – WT: 225 – WING: NA – Sr – | ||
| 95 | Oscar Tshiebwe | C – Kentucky (Congo) – HT: 6-9 – WT: 252 – WING: 7-4 1/4 – Jr – Oscar has left the West Virginia program and his NBA future seems to be in doubt. | – | |
| 96 | N’Faly Dante | C – Oregon (Mali) – HT: 7-0 – WT: 249 – WING: 7-5 1/2 – Jr – Dante has elite length, great mobility and surprising quickness for his size but is very raw as a prospect. Missed most of 20/21 with a torn ACL. | Ekpe Udoh+ | |
| 97 | Matthieu Gauzin | PG – France – HT: 6-3 – WT: NA – WING: NA – Int.01 – | ||
| 98 | Kai Sotto | C – Adelaide 36ers, NBL (Philippines) – HT: 7-2 – WT: 232 – WING: NA – Int. – Tall and smooth with an emerging game, Sotto has filled out his frame well over the past few years. He’s looking stronger and quicker and more like an NBA player. See where Kai ranks on the International Elite 15 | Alexis Ajinca, Rik Smits | |
| 99 | Will Richardson | PG – Oregon – HT: 6-5 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – Sr – | – | |
| 100 | Armando Bacot | C – UNC – HT: 6-10 – WT: 244 – WING: 7-1 – Jr – A bruising center who has excellent length and a developing offensive game. A standout rebounder and interior defender. Out for a bit with an ankle sprain. | Antonio Davis lite | |
| 101 | Adam Miller | PG – LSU – HT: 6-4 – WT: 175 – WING: NA – So – A big, talented combo guard who can really get into the paint and make plays off the dribble. Has transferred to LSU from Illinois. | – | |
| 102 | Bryce Thompson | SG – Oklahoma State – HT: 6-5 – WT: 175 – WING: NA – So – The Kansas transfer is a walking bucket who scores from 3 levels and makes the game look easy. | – | |
| 103 | Kenny Baptiste | SF – France – HT: 6-7 – WT: NA – WING: NA – Int.00 | – | |
| 104 | Darius Days | PF – LSU – HT: 6-6 – WT: 240 – WING: NA – Jr – | – | |
| 105 | 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. | – | |
| 106 | Remy Martin | PG – Kansas – 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. Has transferred from Arizona State to Kansas. | – | |
| 107 | Wendell Moore | SF – Duke – HT: 6-6 – WT: 205 – WING: 6-10 1/2 – Jr – A standout defender with NBA level athleticism but is really struggling to put it together on the offensive end. | almost Moe Harkless | |
| 108 | Josiah James | SG – Tennessee – HT: 6-6 – WT: 195 – WING: 6-9 – Jr – A big combo guard with an NBA frame. Off to somewhat of a slow start for the Vols. | Mardy Collins | |
| 109 | Matthew Alexander-Moncrieffe | SF – Oklahoma St. (Canada) – HT: 6-7 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – So – A big wing with length and an emerging game. Has upside and fits the mold of a versatile modern wing. Article | Will Barton | |
| 110 | D.J. Jefferies | SF – NA – HT: 6-7 – WT: 190 – WING: 6-9 – Jr – A bouncy wing with length. Raw but with an NBA frame and intriguing upside. | – | |
| 111 | Nate Laszewski | PF – Notre Dame – HT: 6-10 – WT: 227 – WING: NA – Sr – | – | |
| 112 | Quincy Guerrier | SF – Oregon (Canada) – HT: 6-7 – WT: 220 – WING: NA – Jr – Quincy has been a force in the lane and on the boards and has shown some improvement with his outside shot. | – | |
| 113 | Landers Nolley II | SF – Memphis – HT: 6-7 – WT: 230 – WING: NA – Jr – Well built for a wing and a lights out shooter from 3pt land. | Wesley Person lite | |
| 114 | Julian Strawther | SF – Gonzaga – HT: 6-7 – WT: 200 – WING: 6-9 – So – Strawther is a supremely talented scorer with a picture perfect jumper, who already has NBA size and might still be growing. A big wing who can get buckets. | Xavier Henry | |
| 115 | Moussa Cisse | C – NA (Guinea) – HT: 6-10 – Wt: 208 – WING: 7-2 1/2 – So – A high level athlete with good size, great coordination and awesome leaping ability. Cisse is a great shot blocker and a game changer on the defensive end. | Gorgui Dieng | |
| 116 | Marko Pecarski | SF – Serbia – HT: 6-9 – WT: 220 – WING: NA – Int – NA | – | |
| 117 | Michael Devoe | SG – Georgia Tech – HT: 6-5 – WT: 193 – WING: NA – Sr – A sweet shooting guard who isn’t the most creative scorer but has an NBA skill with his outside shot. | – | |
| 118 | Jacob Toppin | PF – Kentucky – HT: 6-8 3/4 – WT: 194 – WING: 6-10 3/4 – Jr – Obi’s brother, Jacob transferred to Kentucky and could develop into an NBA player. | – | |
| 119 | Samuell Williamson | SF – Louisville – HT: 6-7 – WT: 190 – WING: NA – Jr – A world class athlete and great open court player who is really emerging as a prospect. | Richard Jefferson lite | |
| 120 | Jeremy Roach | PG – Duke – HT: 6-2 – WT: 180 – WING: 6-3 – So – A true lead guard with great handles who penetrates the lane well. Has good size/strength and a quick first step. Plays both ends. | Kyle Lowry | |
| 121 | Christian Braun | SG – Kansas – HT: 6-6 – WT: 205 – WING: NA – Jr – | – | |
| 122 | Toumani Camara | SF – Dayton (Belgium) – HT: 6-8 – WT: 220 – WING: NA – Jr – Has the physical tools and a chance to develop into a good NBA player. | – | |
| 123 | Orlando Robinson | C – Fresno State – HT: 7-0 – WT: 235 – WING: NA – Jr – | – | |
| 124 | Casey Morsell | PG – NA – HT: 6-2 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – Jr – A well-built, powerful and talented lead guard. Morsell is an explosive athlete, has a smooth, compact outside shot and plays the game the right way. | – | |
| 125 | Oumar Ballo | C – Arizona (Mali) – HT: 6-10 – WT: 260 – WING: 7-6 – So – Ballo is a wrecking ball in the paint. He’s got great length, loves to attack the rim and shows some flashes of face-up ability but is slow by modern NBA standards. | Thomas Bryant, Eddy Curry | |
| 126 | Bryce Hamilton | SG – UNLV – HT: 6-4 – WT: 205 – WING: NA – Sr – NA | – | |
| 127 | Lefteris Mantzoukas | PF – Greece – HT: 6-9 1/2 – WT: NA – WING: NA – Int.03 – NA | Matt Bonnar | |
| 128 | Khristian Lander | PG – NA – HT: 6-2 – WT: 169 – WING: 6-5 1/2 – So – An athletic floor general who plays with speed and a downhill style. A deadly three point shooter. 1on1 interview | bigger Shabazz Napier | |
| 129 | Bryan Antoine | SG – Villanova – HT: 6-5 – WT: 180 – WING: 6-8 – Jr – A long, smooth and talented combo guard who can really get above the rim. | Elliot Williams | |
| 130 | Antoine Davis | SG – Detroit Mercy – HT: 6-1 – WT: 160 – WING: NA – Sr – | – | |
| 131 | Boogie Ellis | PG – USC – HT: 6-2 – WT: 170 – WING: NA – Jr – Super quick with the ball, a scoring PG who can get into the lane at will. Undersized but plays with big heart. | Jordan Farmar | |
| 132 | Emmitt Mathews Jr. | SF – West Virginia – HT: 6-7 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – Sr – An under the radar prospect who is starting to emerge as a potential NBA wing. Doesn’t stand out in one area but does everything well. | – | |
| 133 | Shareef O’Neal | PF – LSU – HT: 6-9 – WT: 215 – WING: 7-0 – Jr – An athletic PF who is expanding his game, showing a nice array of perimeter skills. Has transferred from UCLA to LSU. | poor man’s Ed O’Bannon | |
| 134 | Mady Sissoko | C – Michigan State (Mali) – HT: 6-10 – WT: 230 – WING: 7-4 – So – A hard worker on the glass, running the court and setting picks, Sissoko does all the dirty work at a high level and contributes far beyond the box score. | Thomas Bryant | |
| 135 | Marjon Beauchamp | SG – Seattle, WA – HT: 6-6 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – So – Marjon has a sweet and steady jumper and can score the ball from 3 levels. | ||
| 136 | Cole Swider | SF – Syracuse – HT: 6-9 – WT: 219 – WING: NA – Sr – A silky smooth three point shooter with decent size. Projects as a floor-spacing role player at the next level. | – | |
| 137 | James Akinjo | PG – Arizona – HT: 6-0 – WT: 170 – WING: NA – Sr – Has transferred to Arizona from Georgetown. | – | |
| 138 | Both Gach | SG – Minnesota (South Sudan) – HT: 6-6 – WT: 183 – WING: NA – Jr A SG with ideal size and a sweet 3pt stroke. Has an improving to-the-basket game. | Kareem Rush | |
| 139 | Timmy Allen | SG – Texas – HT: 6-6 – WT: 204 – WING: NA – Sr – Allen has transferred to Texas from Utah. | – | |
| 140 | Garrison Brooks | C – Miss. State – HT: 6-10 – WT: 240 – WING: NA – Sr5 – A steady and fundamentally sound big who plays the right way, makes good decisions with the ball and knows his role. | – | |
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