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Alabama's Amari Allen, a do‑it‑all wing, is projected to be selected between seventh and tenth overall in the 2027 NBA Draft after a promising freshman campaign.
The Gators return all three frontcourt players, each projected as a potential first-round pick, sparking optimism among NBA scouts and analysts
The Iowa State Cyclones have secured a fifth straight NCAA tournament appearance, but a depleted interior defense forced the program to seek new solutions ahead of the upcoming season.
After a Sweet 16 run marred by injuries, the Cyclones are bolstering rim protection with experienced transfers and a promising freshman, aiming to stay in the national title conversation.
The 2026 NBA draft has closed, Kentucky alumni are making moves, and Malachi Moreno’s decision to return for a second year creates a compelling storyline for the 2027 draft.
WVU basketball enthusiasts are buzzing after head coach Ross Hodge secured freshman point guard Miles Sadler, a top‑rated 2026 recruit whose No. 30 placement on Sam Vecenie’s early 2027 NBA Draft board signals a possible first‑round future.
Utah basketball announced the addition of point guard Noam Yaacov, a professional veteran, alongside forward/center Fynn Schott, as the program aims to strengthen its roster for the upcoming season.
Point guard Noam Yaacov signs with Utah, bringing professional stats and draft buzz, while forward Fynn Schott prepares to join the program, promising a more seasoned and globally diverse team.
Despite not being selected in the 2026 NBA Draft, Wisconsin Badgers guard Nick Boyd has agreed to a summer‑league deal with the Golden State Warriors, aiming for a two‑way contract.
Despite size questions, Miles Sadler’s performance at Bella Vista Prep and his projected role at West Virginia have analysts placing him as a top‑30 prospect for the 2027 NBA Draft.
Early 2027 NBA mock drafts from ESPN and The Athletic feature four North Carolina Tar Heels, underscoring the program's strong NBA pipeline.
Selected 55th overall, Martinelli brings a 23‑point average and a reputation for work ethic to a Clippers roster eyeing a playoff push.
The first round of the 2026 NBA Draft delivered headline picks, while the second round promises volatility, with Wisconsin forward Nick Boyd among the prospects drawing significant analyst attention.
After a breakout season at Grand Canyon University, Jaden Henley is drawing second‑round interest thanks to his all‑court production, defensive prowess and adaptability across four college programs.
With the 2026 NBA Draft set for June 23‑24, Louisville’s Mikel Brown Jr. and Ryan Conwell dominate early projections, drawing attention from top analysts and multiple teams.
A sophomore surge propels Alabama's Labaron Philon into the conversation for early selections in the 2026 NBA Draft, with multiple teams eyeing his scoring and playmaking abilities.
Freshman guard Mikel Brown Jr. of the Louisville Cardinals is generating top‑5 NBA draft buzz despite missing 14 games due to a back injury. With impressive physical measurements and a 39.7% three‑point conversion rate, he draws interest from the Los Angeles Clippers, who hold the fifth pick and are weighing trade‑down options alongside prospects like Darius Acuff Jr., Kingston Flemings and Keaton Wagler.
A look at how sophomore forward Jayden Quaintance and leading scorer Otega Oweh are navigating injury concerns and a crowded field of draft projections ahead of the 2026 NBA Draft.
A one‑and‑done season at UNC delivered 19.8 points and 9.4 rebounds per game for Caleb Wilson, earning All‑ACC and All‑American honors and sparking high draft expectations.
A standout season has positioned Caleb Wilson as a potential top‑five pick, drawing praise for his athleticism while highlighting areas that could shape his professional trajectory.
Despite an early ankle injury, Joshua Jefferson impressed during his Iowa State tenure, earned an NBA Combine invite and now appears as a first‑round prospect for the Boston Celtics, a fit that could reshape their roster.
A 33‑point performance against Kansas highlighted Richie Saunders' NBA potential, but an early ACL tear ended his college eligibility. His rapid recovery and skill set have scouts projecting him as a second‑round pick.
BYU guard Richie Saunders is drawing attention from NBA insiders who see a first‑round talent in a player projected for the second round.
The 2026 NBA Draft order has been finalized, with the Washington Wizards holding the coveted first overall selection and the Utah Jazz securing the second pick. Analysts across leading sports platforms agree that BYU star AJ Dybantsa is the most likely to be chosen first, shaping the early narrative of the draft.