Davis Fogle, a sophomore forward for the Gonzaga Bulldogs, has quickly become one of the most talked‑about names in college basketball as analysts project him as a first‑round selection in the 2027 NBA mock draft compiled by Tankathon.
During his freshman year, Fogle averaged 10.9 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.1 assists over his final 16 appearances, but a mid‑season injury to teammate Braden Huff opened a pathway that allowed the sophomore to assume a larger role.
The increased minutes have translated into a noticeable uptick in production, and coaches now anticipate Fogle will be the Bulldogs’ starting small forward for the 2026‑27 campaign, a role that could cement his status as an All‑Pac‑12 performer.
A Breakout Prospect
While the draft projection remains a snapshot, the trajectory suggests that Fogle’s development could see him selected among the early picks, though the unpredictable nature of draft boards means his final destination is still uncertain.
The conversation around Fogle also brings attention to the broader landscape of next‑year prospects, with names such as Tyran Stokes, Baba Oladotun, Caleb Holt, Ivan Kharcenkov and Mo Krivas appearing on the same mock list.