Updated: 2026-07-13 21:24:20

2026

Point Guard

RankPlayerHWPosSchoolClassComments
1MikelBrown6-5190PGLouisvilleFr.Creative playmaker with advanced ball skills. Natural scorer. Durability concerns linger.
2DariusAcuff6-3185PGArkansasFr.Elite scorer and shot creator. Deep range and confidence. Slight defensive and size concerns.
3KeatonWagler6-6190PG/SGIllinoisFr.Big lead guard with tremendous feel and versatility. Haliburton-shades. Must continue adding strength.
4KingstonFlemings6-4185PGHoustonFr.Explosive athlete and tough competitor. Improving floor game. Shooting consistency unlocks his game.
5BraydenBurries6-5215PGArizonaFr.Powerful combo guard who thrives downhill. Productive and competitive. Still refining lead guard skills.
6ChristianAnderson6-2180PGTexas TechSo.Fearless scorer with deep range and playmaking ability. Continues to outperform expectations. Size limits upside.
7LabaronPhilon6-4175PGAlabamaSo.Speedy floor general with vision. Added shooting efficiency. Productive sophomore season.
8BennettStirtz6-4190PGIowaSr.Highly skilled and efficient lead guard. Winning player with feel and toughness. Average athletic ceiling.
9EbukaOkorie6-2185PGStanfordFr.Surprising athlete with upside. Aggressive attacking style. Skill level continues developing.
10JackKayil6-5185PGAlba BerlinUnknownYoung international guard with excellent instincts and passing vision. Long-term upside play.

Honorable Mentions

PlayerHWPosSchoolClass
DylanAndrews6-2180PGBoise StateSr.
KylanBoswell6-2225PGIllinoisSr.
JadenBradley6-4205PG/SGArizonaSr.
TreDonaldson6-3195PGMiamiSr.
BJEdwards6-3190PGSMUSr.
JakobiGillespie6-1180PGTennesseeSr.
TaminLipsey6-1200PGIowa St.Sr.
KevinMiller6-0175PGWake ForestSo.
BradenSmith5-11165PGPurdueSr.
BruceThornton6-1225PGOhio St.Sr.

Shooting Guard

RankPlayerHWPosSchoolClassComments
1DarrynPeterson6-5195SGKansasFr.Highest upside of any player in the draft. Peterson?s mistery cramping the only redflag. Kyrie meets Jordan.
2CameronCarr6-6185SGBaylorJr.Freakish length and athleticism with major two-way upside. Took time to hit his stride. Must prove his toughness at the next level.
3IsaiahEvans6-7185SG/SFDukeSo.Natural scorer and high-level shooter. Can heat up quickly. Defensive consistency is key.
4MeleekThomas6-4190PG/SGArkansasFr.Dynamic shot creator with deep scoring instincts. Efficiency and decision making need refinement.
5RichieSaunders6-6205SGBYUSr.Efficient scorer and shooter. Tough competitor. Expected back for the start of the season after a knee injury.
6RyanConwell6-3215SGLouisvilleSr.Compact, tough, and explosive. One of the class's best shooters. Undersized for a traditional two-guard.
7TreWhite6-7205SG/SFKansasSr.Versatile wing who contributes across the board. Developed into a high-level shooter. Mature prospect but lacks significant upside.
8EmanuelSharp6-4210SG/SFHoustonSr.Elite shooter with NBA range. Slow and unathletic by NBA standards. Potential defensive liability.
9JaronPierre6-6200SGSMUSr.Explosive scoring guard and productive offensive player. Defensive consistency remains a question.
10DonovanAtwell6-5200SGTexas TechSr.Elite perimeter shooter with excellent efficiency. Knows his role. Age and competition level raise questions.

Honorable Mentions

PlayerHWPosSchoolClass
NickBoyd6-2175SGWisconsinSr.
NimariBurnett6-5200SGMichiganSr.
DesmondClaude6-6205SGWashingtonSr.
MelvinCouncil6-4180PG/SGKansasSr.
RoddyGayle6-5205SGMichiganSr.
TyonGrant-Foster6-7215SGGrand CanyonSr.
RylanGriffen6-6190SGKansasSr.
RileyKugel6-5205SGMississippi St.Sr.
RobertMcCray6-4190SGFlorida St.Sr.
OtegaOweh6-5215SGKentuckySr.

Small Forward

RankPlayerHWPosSchoolClassComments
2AJDybantsa6-9215SFBYUFr.Most talented player in the class. Elite athleticism and scoring upside. Franchise cornerstone potential.
3NateAment6-9205SF/PFTennesseeFr.Unique 6-foot-11 perimeter talent. Massive upside. Consistency remains a work in progress.
4KarimLopez6-9220SF/PFJuventut BadalonaUnknownJack-of-all-trades international prospect with upside. Confidence can waver and he will need the right development situation.
5DailynSwain6-8210SFTexasJr.Powerful athlete and versatile defender. Offensive polish remains the next step.
6JoshuaJefferson6-9245SFIowa St.Sr.Connector wing with toughness and feel. Winning player. Limited elite physical tools.
7AlexKaraban6-8225SFUConnSr.Proven winner and high-level shooter. Limited athletic upside. Knows how to play.
8AaronNkrumah6-6190SG/SFTennessee StateSr.Elite defensive playmaker with length and athleticism. Offensive game still developing.
9VsevolodIshchenko6-8215SG/SF0UnknownSkilled international wing with size and shooting. Foot speed is a concern. Has a cultural adjustment.
10DillonMitchell6-8200SFSt. JohnsSr.Outstanding athlete and defender. Offensive skill level remains limited. Project wing
11TylerNickel6-7215SFVanderbiltSr.Elite floor spacer with deep shooting range. Proven scorer and movement shooter. Athletic limitations

Honorable Mentions

PlayerHWPosSchoolClass
MohammadAmini6-7210SF/PFSluc NancyUnknown
MichaelAjayi6-7230SG/SFButlerSr.
KeyshawnHall6-7225SF/PFAuburnSr.
VsevolodIshchenko6-8215SG/SF0Unknown
TobiasJensen6-6PGratiopharm UlmUnknown
AlexKaraban6-8225SFUConnSr.
KobeKnox6-5200SGSouth CarolinaSr.
ElijahMahi6-7220SFSanta ClaraSr.
NickMartinelli6-8225SFNorthwesternSr.
PeterSuder6-5215SGMiami (OH)Sr.

Power Forward

RankPlayerHWPosSchoolClassComments
1CalebWilson6-10210PF/CNorth CarolinaFr.Elite athlete with defensive versatility. Offensive skill package continues expanding.
2MorezJohnson6-10250PF/CMichiganSo.High-motor interior force. Rebounds and finishes at a high level. Sleeper prospect with length and two-way potential.
3AllenGraves6-9225PFSanta ClaraFr.Versatile two-way wing with feel and competitiveness. Impacts games in many ways.
4YaxelLendeborg6-10240PFMichiganSr.Productive do-it-all forward. Rebounding and passing stand out. Despite being 24, maturity questions remain.
5BabaMiller7-0210PF/CCincinnatiSr.Rare size and skill combination. Shooting flashes intrigue. Consistency has been elusive.
6KoaPeat6-8245PFArizonaFr.Strong, physical forward who competes relentlessly. Brings toughness and versatility.
7TrevonBrazile6-10215PFArkansasSr.Length, athleticism and shooting flashes intrigue. Consistency remains elusive.
8ZubyEjiofor6-9245PF/CSt. JohnsSr.Powerful interior presence with a high motor. Continues improving offensively.
9TreyKaufman-Renn6-9240PFPurdueSr.Highly productive scorer with toughness and skill. Athletic ceiling limited.
11TylerBilodeau6-8230PFUCLA

Honorable Mentions

PlayerHWPosSchoolClass
MaliqBrown6-9215PF/CDukeSr.
Reynandos6-5215SGOvertime EliteUnknown
MaliqueEwin6-10240PF/CArkansasSr.
BryceHopkins6-7220SF/PFSt. JohnsSr.
JaxonKohler6-9245PFMichigan St.So.
WilliamKyle6-9230PF/CSyracuseSr.
TobiLawal6-8215PFVirginia TechSr.
MarkMitchell6-9230SF/PFMissouriSr.
KeShawnMurphy6-10230PF/CAuburnSr.
MalikReneau6-9235SF/PFMiamiSr.

Center

RankPlayerHWPosSchoolClassComments
1HannesSteinbach6-11250PF/CWashingtonFr.Skilled modern big man with size and feel. Potential long-term starter.
2ChrisCenac6-11230PF/CHoustonFr.Excellent length, mobility and upside. Productive rim protector with offensive flashes.
3JaydenQuaintance6-10255PF/CKentuckySo.Defensive game changer with elite length. Significant upside, but health remains the key question.
4AdayMara7-4260CMichiganJr.Massive center with unique passing touch. Mobility concerns persist.
5HenriVeesaar7-0225CNorth CarolinaJr.Modern stretch big with mobility and skill. Productive breakout season. Slight frame remains a concern.
6TarrisReed6-11260CUConnSr.Powerful paint presence with excellent length and rebounding ability. Limited perimeter versatility.
7IzaiyahNelson6-9220PF/CSouth FloridaSr.Explosive athlete with length and activity. Undersized for a full-time center.
8RafaelCastro6-10225PF/CGeorge WashingtonSr.Mobile, athletic big with intriguing tools. Needs to become more physical.
9UgonnaOnyenso7-0235CVirginiaSr.Elite shot blocker with tremendous physical tools. Offensive game is developing.
10FelixOkpara6-11235CTennesseeSr.Reliable rim protector and finisher. Offensive ceiling remains modest.

Honorable Mentions

PlayerHWPosSchoolClass
TobeAwaka6-8260SF/PFTennesseeSr.
NateBittle7-0215COregonSr.
GrahamIke6-9240PFGonzagaSr.
KebaKeita6-8230CUtahSo.
JevonPorter6-11220PF/CMissouriSr.
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