| 1-2 | Player | 4/13/21 | Comp |
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| 31 | Aminu Mohammed | SG – Georgetown (Nigeria) – HT: 6-4 – WT: 198 – WING: 6-9 1/2 – HSsr – A high energy player who puts constant pressure on the opposing team. Very well built with a lot of natural ability. Flashes lead guard skills. | stronger Josh Jackson |
| 32 | Kadary Richmond | SG – Seton Hall – Ht – 6-5 – Wt – 180 – Wing – NA – Fr – The star freshman leaves the Syracuse program. He has big time ability and will be one to watch in 2022. | – |
| 33 | Brandin Podziemski | SG – Illinois – HT: 6-5 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – HSsr – One of the best shooters in his class, bringing his scoring talents to Illinois. | – |
| 34 | Malaki Branham | SG – Ohio State – HT: 6-5 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – HSsr – A high level athlete who plays both ends of the floor. | – |
| 35 | Enoch Boakye | C – Arizona State (Canada) – HT: 6-10 – WT: 240 -WING: 7-5 – HSjr – Enoch has switched from Michigan State to Arizona State, bringing his elite talents farther south. | – |
| 36 | Eric Dailey Jr. | SF – IMG – HT: 6-7 – WT: 215 – WING: NA – HSjr – An intriguing combo forward from good basketball bloodlines | – |
| 37 | Jaime Jaquez Jr. | SF – UCLA – HT: 6-6 – WT: 220 – WING: NA – So – A versatile and hard working wing who plays with great energy and can light it up from outside. | – |
| 38 | Jalen Warley | SG – Florida State – HT: 6-5 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – HSsr – | – |
| 39 | Trey Patterson | SF – Villanova – HT: 6-8 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – Fr – A big wing with nice size for the position and an emerging offensive game. | Tim Thomas |
| 40 | Langston Love | SG – Baylor – HT: 6-4 – WT: 185 – WING: NA – HSsr – | – |
| 41 | Nate Bittle | PF – Oregon – HT: 6-11 – WT: 200 – WING: 7-5 – HSsr – A big forward/center with deep range and a nice skill level. Plays a modern game but isn’t a big time athlete. | longer Ryan Anderson |
| 42 | Gregg Glenn | PF – Ft. Lauderdale, FL – HT: 6-6 – WT: 220 – WING: NA – HSjr – | – |
| 43 | Vincent Iwuchukwu | C – San Antonio, TX – HT: 7-0 – WT: 220 – WING: NA – HSjr – A giant with a soft touch and decent mobility. More of an old-school big. | – |
| 44 | Dilan Anderson | C – Gilbert, AZ – HT: 7-0 – WT: 215 – WING: NA – HSjr – A true center to lives in the paint but can also step out and hit the 3pt shot. | – |
| 45 | Brice Griggs | PG – Houston, TX – HT: 6-2 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – HSjr | Devonte’ Graham |
| 46 | Jalen Hood-Schifino | SG – Montverde (Pittsburgh commit) – HT: 6-5 – WT: 190 – WING: NA – HSjr | – |
| 47 | Earl Timberlake | SF – Memphis – HT: 6-5 – WT: 205 – WING: NA – Fr – A strong, low center of gravity wing who is a hard worker on the court. Transferred from Miami to Memphis. | – |
| 48 | Matthew Murrell | SG – Ole Miss – HT: 6-4 – WT: 190 – WING: NA – Fr – One of the best outside shooters in his class with a quick, pure release. Article | Kendrick Nunn |
| 49 | Justice Williams | SG – Montverde, FL – HT: 6-3 – WT: 160 – WING: NA – HSjr – | – |
| 50 | Jaden Ivey | SG – Purdue – HT: 6-4 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – Fr – | – |
| 51 | Jordan Longino | SG – Villanova – HT: 6-5 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – HSsr. – Longino is one of the best shooters in his class and has a very project-able NBA skill. | Nick Anderson |
| 52 | Shaqir O’Neal | SG – McDonough, GA – HT: 6-5 – WT: 175 – WING: NA – HSjr – Shaq’s younger son, Shaqir can really shoot the ball. He’s growing quickly and will likely add at least a few more inches to his height. | – |
| 53 | Zion Cruz | PG – Jersey City, NJ – HT: 6-3 – WT: 170 – WING: NA – HSjr | – |
| 54 | Jerrell Colbert | PF – LSU – HT: 6-10 – WT: 205 – WING: NA – HSsr – A quick and explosive center who changes ends in a flash and impacts both ends of the floor. A dynamic athlete. | Stromile Swift |
| 55 | Wilhelm Breidenbach | PF – Nebraska – HT: 6-9 – WT: 200 – WING: 6-10 1/2 – HSsr – Big and skilled. A do-it-all forward who isn’t a big upside player but has tools to work with and knows how to play the game. | – |
| 56 | John Butler | PF – Florida State – HT: 6-11 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – HSsr – Very skinny but tall and talented, Butler will have to add a lot of strength to reach his highest potential | John Henson lite |
| 57 | Harlond Beverly | SG – Miami – Ht – 6-4 – Wt – 170 – Wing – NA – So – A bucket-getter who can penetrate the lane and stroke it from 3pt land. | Ed Gray |
| 58 | Devin Askew | PG – Texas – Ht – 6-2 3/4 – Wt – 198 – Wing – 6-7 – Fr – Devin had a challenging year at Kentucky but battled through all the adversity and showed a lot of toughness. His new school will be getting a winner and a warrior. | – |
| 59 | Arterio Morris | SG – Dallas, TX – HT: 6-4 – WT: 190 – WING: NA – HSjr – A high flying 2 guard with a solid frame and natural scoring ability. | |
| 60 | Daeshun Ruffin | PG – Ole Miss – HT: 5-9 – WT: 160 – WING: NA – HSsr – Lightening quick and nearly impossible to contain but very undersized for the pro game. | – |
| Rnd 1 | Henry Coleman | PF – Duke – HT: 6-7- WT: 237 – WING: NA – Fr – A brute force forward who loves to attack the rim. Will likely play a few seasons for Coach K. | – |
| 62 | Cam’Ron Fletcher | SF – NA – HT: 6-7 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – Fr – A big time athlete who can really play above the rim. Has an NBA body. | – |
| 63 | Ryan Mutombo | C – Georgetown – HT: 6-11 – WT: 215 – WING: NA – HSsr – Son of Dikembe, Ryan is quickly emerging as a high major/future NBA player. | – |
| 64 | William Jeffress | SF – Pittsburgh – Ht – 6-7 – Wt – 190 – Wing – NA – Fr – A well built athlete who’s got great size for the wing and can play inside and out. | Corey Maggette |
| 65 | Clifford Omoruyi | C – Rutgers (Nigeria) – HT: 6-11 – WT: 235 – WING: NA – Fr – Has big time tools and a chance to develop into a really good rim protector. | Dale Davis |
| 66 | Zion Harmon | PG – Western Kentucky – Ht – 5-11 – Wt – 170 – Wing – NA – HSsr – An elite play-maker who has the ball on a string and is as crafty as they come. Has an uncanny ability to score in the paint, despite his height, and can get his own shot at will or create for teammates. | Brevin Knight |
| 67 | Rocket Watts | PG – NA – HT: 6-2 – WT: 175 – WING: NA – So – A scoring point guard with a compact frame. Quick and aggressive with the ball and can hit the outside shot. | – |
| 68 | Efton Reid | PF – Richmond, VA – HT: 6-10 1/2 – WT: 232 – WING: 7-1 – HSsr – Has an NBA frame and a developing game with plenty of upside. | Tony Battie |
| 69 | Che Evans | SF – San Diego St. – HT: 6-7 – WT: 200 – WING: 6-10 – Fr – A big wing with a nice frame. Versatile on defense and excels in transition. Can hit the outside shot. | – |
| 70 | Lester Quinones | SG – Memphis – Ht – 6-5 – Wt – 245 – Wing – NA – So – | – |
| 71 | Addison Patterson | SF – Nevada – HT: 6-7 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – So – A big guard/wing who is creative with the ball and score from inside or from deep. Plays with an edge. | Kyle Anderson |
| 72 | Tiki Musaka | C – St. Louis, MO – HT: 6-10 – WT: NA – WING: NA – HSjr | |
| 73 | Elmarko Jackson | PG – St. Augustine, NJ – HT: 6-3 – WT: NA – WING: NA – HSjr | – |
| 74 | Justin Lewis | SF – Marquette – HT: 6-7 – WT: 235 – WING: NA – Fr – | – |
| 75 | Xavier Foster | C – Iowa State – HT: 7-0 – WT: 225 – WING: NA – Fr – Has great size and mobility. Shows shot blocking instincts and a developing offensive game. | |
| 76 | Jason Harris | PF – Colorado – HT: 6-8 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – Fr – | Amile Jefferson |
| 77 | Noah Farrakhan | PG – East Carolina – HT: 6-2 – WT: 160 – WING: NA – Fr – | Trevon Duval lite |
| 78 | Jabri Abdur-Rahim | SF – NA – Ht – 6-7 – Wt – 185 – Wing – NA – Fr – A big guard/wing who can really shoot the rock. Transferring from Virginia. | – |
| 79 | Tre White | SF – Milwaukee, WI – HT: 6-6 – WT: 200 – WING: 6-6 1/2 – HSjr | – |
| 80 | Will Baker | C – Nevada – HT: 7-0 – WT: 240 – WING: NA – Fr. – The longhorns keep loading up on talented big men. Baker is a talented player who should see minutes early in his college career. | Jason Smith |
| 81 | De’Vion Harmon | PG – Oklahoma – Ht – 6-1 – Wt – 195 – Wing – NA – So – A steady point, Harmon might take a few years to get to the League but he’s got a shot. | – |
| 82 | Ryan Kalkbrenner | C – Creighton – HT: 7-0 – WT: 225 -WING: NA – Fr – One of the best shot blockers in his class. An old school big who rebounds and guards the paint. | Scott Pollard |
| 83 | Keon Edwards | SF – Phoenix, AZ – Ht – 6-7 – Wt – 180 – Wing – NA – HSsr – A big wing who can really score the rock. Has a nice outside shot with a high, smooth release. | – |
| 84 | C.J. Walker | SF – U. Central Florida – Ht – 6-8 – Wt – 190 – Wing – NA – So – Walker is making moves up the rankings. A bouncy athlete with an advanced skill set, who has plenty of upside to grow into. 1on1 Interview | – |
| 85 | Damion Baugh | SG – Memphis – HT: 6-3 – WT: 185 – WING: NA – So – A high level athlete and standout defender who is developing his offensive game. Has the tools to make it. | – |
| 86 | Zaire Wade | SG – Plantation, FL – HT: 6-2 – WT: 175 – WING: NA – HSsr – Will he be a late bloomer like his old man? | – |
| 87 | Chol Marial | C – South Sudan – Ht – 7-2 – Wt – 220 – Wing – 7-9 – So – A great athlete for a 7-2 player, with wingspan for days, Marial is a project with very intriguing upside. | |
| 88 | Dain Dainja | PF – Baylor – HT: 6-8 – WT: 230 – WING: NA – Fr. – | |
| 89 | R.J. Davis | PG – UNC – Ht – 6-0 – Wt – 165 – Wing – NA – Fr – A lightening quick ball handler who puts a ton of pressure on the defense. | |
| 90 | Lok Wur | SF – Oregon – Ht – 6-9 – Wt – 185 – Wing – NA – So – Wur is a long-striding open court athlete with tantalizing upside but a long way to go with his skills. His arrow is pointing up. | |
| 91 | Joe Girard | SG – Syracuse – HT: 6-1 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – So – A scoring legend in high school, Girard will have to develop his lead guard skills to maximize his pro potential. | |
| 92 | Aidan Igiehon | PF – Louisville – HT: 6-9 – WT: 230 – WING: NA – So A powerful and explosive player who is a physical presence in the paint and gives great hustle. | |
| 93 | Bretner Mutombo | C – Suwanee, GA – HT: 6-10 – WT: 210 – WING: 7-0 – HSsr – A very intriguing center prospect who’s got awesome length and agility but a very raw low post game. Can be a force on the defensive end. | |
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