| 41 | Hornets (from Thunder) | Amari Bailey | SG – UCLA – HT: 6-3 1/4 – WT: 191 – WING: 6-7 – Fr – A do-it-all combo guard with an extra gear of athleticism. Has scoring talent and does it within the flow of the offense. | Avery Bradley+ |
| 42 | Wizards (from Bulls) | Seth Lundy | SF – Penn State – HT: 6-4 – WT: 214 – WING: 6-10 1/4 – Sr – A well-built wing with NBA level 3pt shooting ability. | – |
| 43 | Blazers (from Hawks) | Jordan Walsh | SF – Arkansas – HT: 6-7 – WT: 190 – WING: 7-3 – Fr – A fast rising prospect who is a big time athlete with a smooth game. Has elite length and is a standout on both ends. Elite 25 | Richard Jefferson, Andre Iguodala |
| 44 | Spurs (from Raptors) | Andre Jackson | SF – UConn – HT: 6-6 – WT: 210 – WING: NA – Jr – A world class athlete and sensational dunker who needs to shoot the ball better but has a lot of upside. A very good passer and play-maker. Article | Andre Iguodala |
| 45 | Grizzlies (from T-Wolves) | Mouhamed Gueye | PF – Washington State (Senegal) – HT: 6-10 1/4 – WT: 213 – WING: 7-3 1/4 – So – A quick, fluid and immensely talented PF who is raw but has big upside. Has a smooth release on his shot and is developing into a multi-dimensional scorer. | – |
| 46 | Hawks (from Pelicans) | Emoni Bates | SF – Eastern Michigan – HT: 6-8 1/4 – WT: 179 – WING: 6-9 – So – The former top prospect has had a tough fall from grace but the potential is still there. He scored the ball well in his second college season and got some of his draft buzz back. | Quincy Lewis |
| 47 | Pacers | Mike Miles | PG – TCU – HT: 6-0 3/4 – WT: 205 – WING: 6-0 1/2 – Jr – A tough, physical lead guard with a quick first step. Plays both ends. | – |
| 48 | Clippers | Terquavion Smith | PG – NC State – HT: 6-2 1/2 – WT: 163 – WING: 6-6 3/4 – So – Terquavion is a bucket but projects more as an off-the-bench scorer rather than a high level starter at SG. Recovering from a tough fall/bruises. | Bones Hyland |
| 49 | Cavs (from Warriors) | Isaiah Wong | SG – Miami – HT: 6-2 1/2 – WT: 178 – WING: 6-6 3/4 – Sr – Wong does a bit of everything on the court and has become a consistent offensive force. | – |
| 50 | Thunder (from Heat) | Keyontae Johnson | SF – Kansas State – HT: 6-4 – WT: 239 – WING: 7-0 – Sr – Keyontae is back in action after missing time with health concerns. He’s playing well and regaining some traction as a draft prospect. | – |
| 51 | Nets | Jalen Wilson | SF – Kansas – HT: 6-5 1/2 – WT: 230 – WING: 6-8 – Jr – Wilson has expanded his game and become a complete player. He’s not an above the rim player but is a nice scoring talent on the wing. He looks very NBA ready. | Dylan Windler, Keldon Johnson |
| 52 | Suns | Jordan Miller | SF – Miami – HT: 6-4 1/2 – WT: 192 – WING: 6-11 3/4- Sr – A terrific all around talent who is a consistent and efficient offensive player. Has good size on the wing. | |
| 53 | T-Wolves (from Knicks) | Toumani Camara | SF – Dayton (Belgium) – HT: 6-7 – WT: 220 – WING: 7-0 1/2 – Sr – Has the physical tools and a chance to develop into a good NBA player. | – |
| 54 | Kings | Mojave King | SG – G League Ignite (New Zealand) – HT: 6-3 3/4 – WT: 200 – WING: 6-8 – Int.02 – King is a well built guard who plays with a high motor, good BBIQ and has an all around game. Article | Courtney Alexander |
| 55 | Pacers (from Cavs) | Kobe Brown | SF – Missouri – HT: 6-6 1/2 – WT: 252 – WING: 7-0 3/4 – Sr – A power wing who scores in a variety of ways and has a much improved 3pt shot. | – |
| 56 | Grizzlies | Chris Livingston | SF – Kentucky – HT: 6-4 1/2 – WT: 190 – WING: 6-11 – Fr – A high level athlete with great quickness, explosive above the rim ability and a competitive demeanor. Elite 25 | Josh Jackson |
| 57 | Wizards (from Celtics) | Craig Porter Jr. | PG – Wichita State – HT: 6-2 – WT: 186 – WING: 6-4 -Sr – A dynamic athletic at the point guard position who excels on both ends. | – |
| 58 | Bucks | Colin Castleton | PF – Florida – HT: 6-10 1/2- WT: 233 – WING: 7-3 1/2 – Sr – A skilled big who doesn’t have elite athleticism but is fundamentally sound. | – |
| 59 | forfeited (76ers) | Omari Moore | SG – San Jose State – HT: 6-6 – WT: 190 – WING: 6-9 3/4 – Jr – A good looking athlete with size and length. Moves really well. Article | – |
| 60 | forfeited (Bulls) | Jaylen Clark | SG – UCLA – HT: 6-4 – WT: 204 – WING: 6-9 – Jr -A versatile all around guard who is a standout defender and team first player. Out with an Achilles injury. | – |
| Rnd 1 | | Adam Flagler | SG – Baylor – HT: 6-1 – WT: 192 – WING: 6-4 1/2 – Sr – A lights out shooter with a quick release. Projects as a bench scorer at the next level. | Bryn Forbes |
| 62 | | Oscar Tshiebwe | C – Kentucky (Congo) – HT: 6-7 3/4 – WT: 254 – WING: 7-3 1/2 – Sr – Oscar is a force as a rebounder but doesn’t bring much on the offensive end. | Isaiah Stewart lite |
| 63 | | Jalen Pickett | PG – Penn State – HT: 6-2 – WT: 198 – WING: 6-7 1/4 – Sr – An unorthodox but highly productive guard who is a great rebounder and play-maker. | |
| 64 | | Ricky Council IV | SG – Arkansas – HT: 6-5 – WT: 208 – WING: 6-9 – Jr – Council IV is a talented scorer with high-end athleticism. Is starting to hit the 3 ball at a better clip. | JR Smith lite |
| 65 | | Justin Powell | SG – Washington State – HT: 6-6 – WT: 197 – WING: NA – Jr. – A well built combo guard with a nice looking 3pt shot. Could work his way into the league but probably goes undrafted. Article | |
| 66 | | Sir’Jabari Rice | SG – Texas – HT: 6-4 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – Sr – A super crafty scorer who could be a spark of the bench player in the league. | – |
| 67 | | Tosan Evbuomwan | PF – Princeton – HT: 6-7 1/4 – WT: 215 – WING: 7-1 1/2- Sr – A slick passing PF who is dynamic with the ball in his hands. | – |
| 68 | | Nadir Hifi | PG – France – HT: 6-3 – WT: NA – WING: NA – Int02 – A speedy guard who can score from inside and out. Has been very productive in Europe and could be a sleeper in this draft class. Article | – |
| 69 | | Azuolas Tubelis | PF – Arizona (Lithuania) – HT: 6-8 3/4 – WT: 235 – WING: 6-11 – Jr – A multi-talented big man who has burly size, great handles and slick passing ability. | – |
| 70 | | Drew Timme | PF – Gonzaga – HT: 6-9 1/4 – WT: 232 – WING: 7-2 – Jr – Timme has been a star at the college level but will likely struggle against NBA size and speed. | Craig Brackens |
| 71 | | Hunter Tyson | PF – Clemson – HT: 6-7 1/2- WT: 208 – WING: 6-9 3/4- Sr – | |
| 72 | | Jazian Gortman | PG – Overtime Elite – HT: 6-2 – WT: 175 – WING: NA – Fr – The high flying Gortman was one of the best players in the Overtime Elite league. He’s a special athlete at the point/combo guard position. Article | – |
| 73 | | Malachi Smith | SG – Gonzaga – HT: 6-4 – WT: 205 – WING: NA – Jr. – Article | |
| 74 | | Drew Peterson | SG – USC – HT: 6-9 – WT: 205 – WING: NA – Sr – A tall guard who can score and pass the rock | |
| 75 | | Jalen Slawson | SF – Furman – HT: 6-6 1/2 – WT: 222 – WING: 6-11 3/4 – Sr – A strong athlete who is versatile and plays a complete game. | – |
| 76 | | Landers Nolley II | SF – Cincinnati – HT: 6-6 1/4 – WT: 230 – WING: 6-11 – Sr – A well built wing who is a lights out shooter from 3pt land. | |
| 77 | | D’Moi Hodge | SG – Missouri – HT: 6-2 3/4 – WT: 188 – WING: 6-5 1/4 – Sr – A wiry athlete with shooting range and exceptional defense. | |
| 78 | | Tevian Jones | SF – Southern Utah – HT: 6-7 – WT: 197 – WING: NA – Sr – | – |
| 79 | | Jacob Toppin | PF – Kentucky – HT: 6-8 3/4 – WT: 194 – WING: 6-10 3/4 – Sr – Obi’s brother, Jacob transferred to Kentucky and could develop into an NBA player. | – |
| 80 | | Charles Bediako | C – Alabama (Canada) – HT: 6-11 – WT: 220 – WING: NA – So – Bediako is staying in the draft but is unlikely to be drafted. | – |
| 81 | | Jake Stephens | C – Chattanooga – HT: 7-0 – WT: 275 – WING: NA – Sr – A giant of a man with uncanny touch from 3pt land. | – |
| 82 | | Marquis Nowell | PG – Kansas State – HT: 5-6 3/4- WT: 160 – WING: 6-0 1/2 – Sr – Nowell put on a show in March, looking like the best player on the floor. He’s probably too small for the NBA but has a big game and a big heart. | – |
| 83 | | Kendrick Davis | PG – Memphis – HT: 5-10 1/4 – WT: 177 – WING: 6-1 – Sr – A sparkplug of a point guard who might not have the size to make it in the league. | |
| 84 | | 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. | – |
| 85 | | Nikos Rogkavopoulos | SF – Greece – HT: 6-8 – WT: NA – WING: NA – Int.01 – | – |
| 86 | | Justin Mutts | SF – Virginia Tech – HT: 6-7 – WT: 220 – WING: 7-3 – Sr – | |
| 87 | | Tom Digbeu | SG – France – HT: 6-5 – WT: 170 – WING: NA – Int.01 – | |
| 88 | | Jaylen Martin | SF – OTE – HT: 6-6 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – | |
| 89 | | Keion Brooks Jr. | PF – Washington – HT: 6-7 1/2 – WT: 205 – WING: 7-1 – Sr – | – |
| 90 | | Vincent Valerio-Boden | SF – Hungary – HT: 6-10 – WT: 210 – WING: NA – Int.01 – | |
| 91 | | Alex Fudge | SF – Florida – HT: 6-8 – WT: 185 – WING: NA – So – Fudge is a big time athlete on the wing with a developing skill set. | – |
| 92 | | Pete Nance | PF – North Carolina – HT: 6-10 – WT: 225 – WING: 7-0 1/2 – Sr -Projects as a back up big who plays with smarts and good effort. | – |
| 93 | | Joey Hauser | SF – Michigan State – HT: 6-8 – WT: 217 – WING: 6-8 – Sr – | – |
| 94 | | Tyger Campbell | PG – UCLA – HT: 5-11 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – Sr – | – |
| 95 | | Grant Sherfield | PG – Oklahoma – HT: 6-2 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – Sr – | |
| 96 | | Taevion Kinsey | SG – Marshall – HT: 6-5 – WT: 190 – WING: NA – Sr – | |
| 97 | | Matthew Mayer | SF – Illinois – HT: 6-9 1/4 – WT: 216 – WING: 6-10 1/2 – Sr – A versatile forward who can stretch the floor and handle the rock. Has opted to return to school and transfer. | – |
| 98 | | Jarkel Joiner | PG – NC State – HT: 6-1 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – Sr – | |
| 99 | | Souley Boum | SG – Xavier – HT: 6-3 – WT: 175 – WING: NA – Sr – | |
| 100 | | Armaan Franklin | SG – Virginia – HT: 6-4 – WT: 200 – WING: NA – Sr – | |
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