Lively was highly touted coming out of High School, and for good reason. While he has struggled to live up to that hype as a freshman, he is making up for lost time as he climbs up draft boards.

As one of the most dynamic shooters in the draft, Hawkin, and the gravity he has, will be a dangerous weapon in the NBA, but is he just a one-trick pony?

One of the many young, talented Frenchman in this class, Cissoko was able to showcase his skills against proven talent in the G-league. Was what he showed enough to make him a top-20 pick up?

A jumbo sized facilitator with concerns about his shooting. By cleaning up his shot selection, JHS should be able to quell those concerns; however, the question still looms about whether JHS is athletic enough to be a lead guard at the next level.

Jackson should be celebrating graduating from High School around this time. Instead, the polarizing prospect is on his way to becoming an NBA player at just 18 years old, making him one of the youngest players in this draft.

Whitehead has all of the traits you want in a modern two-guard, but injuries have limited his opportunity to showcase those traits. Is he worth the risk?

A competitor who leaves it all on the court on both ends of the floor, Smith Jr. strives to salvage his draft stock and live up to the hype he had as a top ranked high school recruit

One of the purest scorers in the draft, George’s stock sank after a disappointing freshman year. Find out why we think he can prove those doubters wrong…