6th Annual College Basketball Draft
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Just that one, or were there other picks you liked too?
I liked that you made your picks to move the draft along.
I think you definitely hit the mark with your first two picks. If Kansas is going to have an All-American, and they often do, it's going to be Jalen Wilson. Wong is the 2nd most likely player in the ACC, behind Bacot, to be 1st Team All-Conference.
This thing is a crapshoot, as I'm sure you know. We don't get to see how these guys develop over the summer. That's the biggest unknown variable. We take in prior performances, and maybe some things we've heard from pundits - but, we're mostly just guessing...
I think your last pick, Joe Girard, has a good chance of contending for the ACC scoring title; probably right up there with Terquavion Smith. And that seems reasonable to me. He's a high-volume shooter and Cuse lost a lot of scorers last year. So, he should have plenty of opportunities to shoot the ball.
Good question. Mills will likely shoot and score more. But I’ve heard very good stuff from the staff about Jalen Warley this offseason so Mills might do a little less playmaking. Still, he’ll have the ball in his hands a lot.
Cleveland is gonna make more highlight plays, and be the better overall player. He’s got the potential to be a strong, versatile defender. BUT, he’s missed like 6 weeks with a broken toe or something foot related, so he might be rusty to start the season. Also, will his perimeter shooting really be better? Staff says it is, but sometimes I’m just thinking they are trying to build his confidence.
Neither will make ACC 1st team, because FSU players don’t. But both have a solid shot at 2nd team and both could land on an all tourney team. Cleveland maybe all defense ACC?
Baba will come off the bench to start the season, IMO. But with the injury to Gainey (which I’m sooooo effing disappointed by), I expect Baba to be top 4 in minutes played on the team and likely be a first round draft pick.
ACC 6th man of the year!
Yep, FSU will have 7 guys average between 8 and 12 points....just like every other damn year.
Would be the 5th year in a row winning the 6th Man of the Year lol. Excited to see Baba Miller. He looks really good on film.
Losing Gainey is a huge bummer. Really solid defender / rim protector. I heard Randolph Childress say that if FSU didn't lose him, he would have picked Florida State to win the league.
If it makes you feel any better, Manhattan might be losing their entire team to the portal, just less than two weeks from the start of the season.
Mouhamed Gueye, Washington State
A lot of talent but disappeared a lot last year. Seems like a reasonable risk at this point in the draft.
@dukedevilz, back to you.
A lot of talent but disappeared a lot last year. Seems like a reasonable risk at this point in the draft.
@dukedevilz, back to you.
Just the one.
If it makes you feel any better I’ve gotten very little positive feedback on my picks.
Just like in the real world, this league needs ditch diggers.
Its a pretty darn tough blow. I talked to Hamilton two weeks ago and he was trying to exude positivity but even he admitted it will limit our defensive versatility and interior presence. And if Naheem gets hurt again…
I think that’s why I’m so bummed about it. Feels like it’s been nothing but bad breaks since the moment the NCAAT was canceled on our best team ever. When is the luck gonna turn? Idk. I don’t blame Randolph, I think I might agree to be honest.
What the heck is going on for Manhattan?! That seems pretty wild.
Supposedly at least 7 players are going to transfer out - crazy move by the AD this soon to the season. Have to think she is backed by the president of the school, or would be fired.
Tough blow, no question. Some of those freshmen bigs are going to have to step up. Still a top 25 team that's going to cause a lot of problems for everyone in the league, IMO.
Have no idea what's going on with Manhattan. But, to make that decision two weeks prior to the start of the season is wild. Would love to know what the back story is. Unless he did something unethical, gotta imagine he and the AD had some pretty big arguments.
Michigan State needs some representation. This is the best I can do for now...
Foster Loyer, Davidson
I'll never forget the one time Tre Jones went surfing on his stomach. Hopefully he doesn't make me look foolish like that.
DRAFT RESULTS
1st Round
1. Oscar Tshiebwe, Kentucky
2. Armando Bacot, North Carolina
3. Drew Timme, Gonzaga
4. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
5. Hunter Dickinson, Michigan
6. Marcus Sasser, Houston
7. Jaime Jaquez, UCLA
8. Adama Sanogo, UConn
9. Kendric Davis, Memphis
10. Nick Smith, Arkansas
11. Jalen Wilson, Kansas
12. Mike Miles, TCU
2nd Round
13. Dereck Lively, Duke
14. Isaiah Wong, Miami
15. Zach Edey, Purdue
16. Azuolas Tubelis, Arizona
17. Caleb Love, North Carolina
18. Keyonte George, Baylor
19. Santiago Vescovi, Tennessee
20. Terquavion Smith, NC State
21. Dariq Whitehead, Duke
22. Tyger Campbell, UCLA
23. Nijel Pack, Miami
24. Colin Castleton, Florida
3rd Round
25. LJ Cryer, Baylor
26. Cam Whitmore, Villanova
27. Max Abmas, Oral Roberts
28. Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton
29. Matt Bradley, San Diego State
30. Kris Murray, Iowa
31. Adam Flagler, Baylor
32. Jelly Walker, UAB
33. Will Richardson, Oregon
34. DaRon Holmes, Dayton
35. Jack Nunge, Xavier
36. Tyrese Hunter, Texas
4th Round
37. Jayden Gardner, Virginia
38. Jake Stephens, Chattanooga
39. Darius McGhee, Liberty
40. Timmy Allen, Texas
41. RJ Davis, North Carolina
42. Brandon Miller, Alabama
43. Hunter Maldonado, Wyoming
44. Jacob Toppin, Kentucky
45. Sahvir Wheeler, Kentucky
46. Kevin McCullar, Kansas
47. Terrence Shannon, Illinois
48. Harrison Ingram, Stanford
5th Round
49. Mark Sears, Alabama
50. Pete Nance, North Carolina
51. Jamal Shead, Houston
52. Julian Strawther, Gonzaga
53. Posh Alexander, St. John's
54. Jeremy Roach, Duke
55. Drew Peterson, USC
56. Marcus Carr, Texas
57. Isiaih Mosley, Missouri
58. Malachi Smith, Gonzaga
59. Ryan Nembhard, Creighton
60. Graham Ike, Wyoming
6th Round
61. Johni Broome, Auburn
62. DeAndre Williams, Memphis
63. Grant Sherfield, Oklahoma
64. Arthur Kaluma, Creighton
65. Antoine Davis, Detroit
66. Justyn Mutts, Virginia Tech
67. Javonte Perkins, Saint Louis
68. Tyler Burton, Richmond
69. GG Jackson, South Carolina
70. Baylor Scheierman, Creighton
71. Amari Bailey, UCLA
72. KJ Williams, LSU
7th Round
73. Jamarion Sharp, Western Kentucky
74. Cliff Omoruyi, Rutgers
75. Kevin Obanor, Texas Tech
76. Jamison Battle, Minnesota,
77. Tolu Smith, Mississippi State
78. Jared Bynum, Providence
79. Colby Jones, Xavier
80. Boogie Ellis, USC
81. Kel'el Ware, Oregon
82. Josiah-Jordan James, Tennessee
83. Joe Girard, Syracuse
84. Anthony Black, Arkansas
8th Round
85. Tucker DeVries, Drake
86. KD Johnson, Auburn
87. Ace Baldwin, VCU
88. Caleb McConnell, Rutgers
89. Mouhamed Gueye, Washington State
90. Foster Loyer, Davidson
Foster Loyer, Davidson
I'll never forget the one time Tre Jones went surfing on his stomach. Hopefully he doesn't make me look foolish like that.
DRAFT RESULTS
1st Round
1. Oscar Tshiebwe, Kentucky
2. Armando Bacot, North Carolina
3. Drew Timme, Gonzaga
4. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana
5. Hunter Dickinson, Michigan
6. Marcus Sasser, Houston
7. Jaime Jaquez, UCLA
8. Adama Sanogo, UConn
9. Kendric Davis, Memphis
10. Nick Smith, Arkansas
11. Jalen Wilson, Kansas
12. Mike Miles, TCU
2nd Round
13. Dereck Lively, Duke
14. Isaiah Wong, Miami
15. Zach Edey, Purdue
16. Azuolas Tubelis, Arizona
17. Caleb Love, North Carolina
18. Keyonte George, Baylor
19. Santiago Vescovi, Tennessee
20. Terquavion Smith, NC State
21. Dariq Whitehead, Duke
22. Tyger Campbell, UCLA
23. Nijel Pack, Miami
24. Colin Castleton, Florida
3rd Round
25. LJ Cryer, Baylor
26. Cam Whitmore, Villanova
27. Max Abmas, Oral Roberts
28. Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton
29. Matt Bradley, San Diego State
30. Kris Murray, Iowa
31. Adam Flagler, Baylor
32. Jelly Walker, UAB
33. Will Richardson, Oregon
34. DaRon Holmes, Dayton
35. Jack Nunge, Xavier
36. Tyrese Hunter, Texas
4th Round
37. Jayden Gardner, Virginia
38. Jake Stephens, Chattanooga
39. Darius McGhee, Liberty
40. Timmy Allen, Texas
41. RJ Davis, North Carolina
42. Brandon Miller, Alabama
43. Hunter Maldonado, Wyoming
44. Jacob Toppin, Kentucky
45. Sahvir Wheeler, Kentucky
46. Kevin McCullar, Kansas
47. Terrence Shannon, Illinois
48. Harrison Ingram, Stanford
5th Round
49. Mark Sears, Alabama
50. Pete Nance, North Carolina
51. Jamal Shead, Houston
52. Julian Strawther, Gonzaga
53. Posh Alexander, St. John's
54. Jeremy Roach, Duke
55. Drew Peterson, USC
56. Marcus Carr, Texas
57. Isiaih Mosley, Missouri
58. Malachi Smith, Gonzaga
59. Ryan Nembhard, Creighton
60. Graham Ike, Wyoming
6th Round
61. Johni Broome, Auburn
62. DeAndre Williams, Memphis
63. Grant Sherfield, Oklahoma
64. Arthur Kaluma, Creighton
65. Antoine Davis, Detroit
66. Justyn Mutts, Virginia Tech
67. Javonte Perkins, Saint Louis
68. Tyler Burton, Richmond
69. GG Jackson, South Carolina
70. Baylor Scheierman, Creighton
71. Amari Bailey, UCLA
72. KJ Williams, LSU
7th Round
73. Jamarion Sharp, Western Kentucky
74. Cliff Omoruyi, Rutgers
75. Kevin Obanor, Texas Tech
76. Jamison Battle, Minnesota,
77. Tolu Smith, Mississippi State
78. Jared Bynum, Providence
79. Colby Jones, Xavier
80. Boogie Ellis, USC
81. Kel'el Ware, Oregon
82. Josiah-Jordan James, Tennessee
83. Joe Girard, Syracuse
84. Anthony Black, Arkansas
8th Round
85. Tucker DeVries, Drake
86. KD Johnson, Auburn
87. Ace Baldwin, VCU
88. Caleb McConnell, Rutgers
89. Mouhamed Gueye, Washington State
90. Foster Loyer, Davidson
You've never heard of Umoja Gibson? He was the leading scorer last season of a school which Trae Young attended.
The talent is definitely there. He'll be a fun player to follow.
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Fun fact 2: You can post a message on a message board with your cell phone.
Happy to clear that up!
Probably not something they teach at Duke to their sociology majors.
Corhen probably needs a year to really establish himself but he’s looked good and gonna play early. De’Ante Green is a redshirt candidate given he tore his ACL in January, but we will see.
And yes, there has to be something behind the scenes.
Seems a little dicey to be passing on him this late in the draft, though. Crazy efficient. I could see him averaging north of 20 ppg.
His transformation from Michigan State to Davidson has been stunning. At MSU, he looked more like a backup for a school in the MAC. Sometimes a change of coaches, scenery, and roles can do wonders for a player.
The skill has always been there, and I think Dayton playing him honestly more as 2 guard is helpful. He can absolutely shoot the fvck out of it, but him trying to handle the offense while being so physically outmatched at the high major level was something he just couldn’t handle.
Really happy for him though. By all accounts a great teammate. I got to watch him a bunch in highschool. Just a 5’10 ish white kid demolishing everyone. It was always super entertaining.
It's based on the KenPom Ranks.
Defensive POY Points
-4 points if the conference has 4 teams in the top 50 (usually just the Power 6 conferences)
-3 points if the conference has 4 teams in the top 100 (last year this was the AAC, A-10, MWC, WCC, CUSA, and MVC)
-2 points points for all other conferences
Missouri Valley only has 2 KenPom teams in the Preseason top 100, so their DPOY will likely only receive 2 points this year.
The #4 team in Conference USA is preseason #99 in KenPom. So, they're borderline for receiving 3 points for DPOY (Jamarion Sharp, more than likely).
Alright, here's the full list of available prospects. Should be around 300 guys on here. Anyone that is bolded was ranked in the top 100 by one of the three aforementioned lists.
ACC
Makai Ashton-Langford, Boston College
PJ Hall, Clemson
Kyle Filipowski, Duke
Mark Mitchell, Duke
Tyrese Proctor, Duke
Baba Miller, Florida State
Caleb Mills, Florida State
Javon Franklin, Georgia Tech
El Ellis, Louisville
Jordan Miller, Miami
Norchad Omier, Miami
Leaky Black, North Carolina
Jarkel Joiner, NC State
Dane Goodwin, Notre Dame
Nate Laszewski, Notre Dame
Cormac Ryan, Notre Dame
JJ Starling, Notre Dame
John Hugley, Pittsburgh
Jesse Edwards, Syracuse
Judah Mintz, Syracuse
Reece Beekman, Virginia
Kihei Clark, Virginia
Armaan Franklin, Virginia
Hunter Cattoor, Virginia Tech
Darius Maddox, Virginia Tech
Tyree Appleby, Wake Forest
Andrew Carr, Wake Forest
Damari Monsato, Wake Forest
BIG 12
Jalen Bridges, Baylor
Osun Osunniyi, Iowa State
Gradey Dick, Kansas
Dajuan Harris, Kansas
MJ Rice, Kansas
Ernest Udeh, Kansas
Keyontae Johnson, Kansas State
Markquis Nowell, Kansas State
Nae'Qwan Tomlin, Kansas State
Joe Bamisile, Oklahoma
Tanner Groves, Oklahoma
Moussa Cisse, Oklahoma State
Bryce Thompson, Oklahoma State
Damion Baugh, TCU
Chuck O'Bannon, TCU
Emanuel Miller, TCU
Dylan Disu, Texas
Christian Bishop, Texas
Dillon Mitchell, Texas
Sir'Jabari Rice, Texas
De'Vion Harmon, Texas Tech
Jaylon Tyson, Texas Tech
Fardaws Aimaq, Texas Tech
Erik Stevenson, West Virginia
Emmitt Matthews, West Virginia
Tre Mitchell, West Virginia
BIG EAST
Ali Ali, Butler
Manny Bates, Butler
Chuck Harris, Butler
Jordan Hawkins, UConn
Andre Jackson, UConn
Tristen Newton, UConn
Trey Alexander, Creighton
Umoja Gibson, DePaul
Brandon Murray, Georgetown
Qudus Wahab, Georgetown
Kam Jones, Marquette
Devin Carter, Providence
Ed Croswell, Providence
Bryce Hopkins, Providence
Al-Amir Dawes, Seton Hall
KC Ndefo, Seton Hall
Kadary Richmond, Seton Hall
Andre Curbelo, St. John's
David Jones, St. John's
Caleb Daniels, Villanova
Eric Dixon, Villanova
Brandon Slater, Villanova
Souley Boum, Xavier
Zach Freemantle, Xavier
Adam Kunkel, Xavier
BIG TEN
Skyy Clark, Illinois
Coleman Hawkins, Illinois
Matthew Mayer, Illinois
RJ Melendez, Illinois
Jalen Hood-Schifino, Indiana
Xavier Johnson, Indiana
Race Thompson, Indiana
Patrick McCaffery, Iowa
Tony Perkins, Iowa
Jahmir Young, Maryland
Donald Carey, Maryland
Hakim Hart, Maryland
Donta Scott, Maryland
Kobe Bufkin, Michigan
Jaelin Llewellyn, Michigan
Terrance Williams, Michigan
Jaden Akins, Michigan State
Malik Hall, Michigan State
AJ Hoggard, Michigan State
Tyson Walker, Michigan State
Dawson Garcia, Minnesota
Derrick Walker, Nebraska
Boo Buie, Northwestern
Tanner Holden, Ohio State
Zed Key, Ohio State
Sean McNeil, Ohio State
Justice Sueing, Ohio State
Seth Lundy, Penn State
Jalen Pickett, Penn State
Caleb Furst, Purdue
Mason Gillis, Purdue
David Jenkins, Purdue
Paul Mulcahy, Rutgers
Chucky Hepburn, Wisconsin
Tyler Wahl, Wisconsin
PAC-12
Oumar Ballo, Arizona
Kerr Kriisa, Arizona
Courtney Ramey, Arizona
Marcus Bagley, Arizona State
Desmond Cambridge, Arizona State
Frankie Collins, Arizona State
Devin Askew, California
Tristan da Silva, Colorado
KJ Simpson Colorado
Ethan Wright, Colorado
Jermaine Couisnard, Oregon
Quincy Guerrier, Oregon
Glenn Taylor, Oregon State
Michael Jones, Stanford
Spencer Jones, Stanford
Adem Bona, UCLA
Jaylen Clark, UCLA
Reese Dixon-Waters, USC
Branden Carlson, Utah
Keion Brooks, Washington
Justin Powell, Washington State
SEC
Jaden Bradley, Alabama
Nimari Burnett, Alabama
Jahvon Quinerly, Alabama
Trevon Brazile, Arkansas
Ricky Council, Arkansas
Jordan Walsh, Arkansas
Wendell Green, Auburn
Yohan Traore, Auburn
Alex Fudge, Florida
Kyle Lofton, Florida
Will Richard, Florida
Kario Oquendo, Georgia
Terry Roberts, Georgia
Daimion Collins, Kentucky
Chris Livingston, Kentucky
Cason Wallace, Kentucky
Justice Hill, LSU
Adam Miller, LSU
DJ Jeffries, Mississippi State
Shakeel Moore, Mississippi State
Kobe Brown, Missouri
Noah Carter, Missouri
D'Moi Hodge, Missouri
Matthew Murrell, Ole Miss
Daeshun Ruffin, Ole Miss
Hayden Brown, South Carolina
Tyreke Key, Tennessee
Julian Phillips, Tennesssee
Zakai Zeigler, Tennessee
Henry Coleman, Texas A&M
Tyrece Radford, Texas A&M
Liam Robbins, Vanderbilt
Jordan Wright, Vanderbilt
AAC
Jeremiah Davenport, Cincinnati
David DeJulius, Cincinnati
Landers Nolley, Cincinnati
Terrance Arcenaux, Houston
Tramon Mark, Houston
Jarace Walker, Houston
Keonte Kennedy, Memphis
Samuell Williamson, SMU
Khalif Battle, Temple
Damian Dunn, Temple
Jalen Cook, Tulane
Jaylen Forbes, Tulane
Sam Griffin, Tulsa
CJ Walker, UCF
Craig Porter, Wichita State
A-10
Toumani Camara, Dayton
Malachi Smith, Dayton
Dae Dae Grant, Duquense
Josh Oduro, George Mason
James Bishop, George Washington
Braden Norris, Loyola Chicago
Matt Cross, Massachusetts
Noah Fernandes, Massachusetts
Brayon Freeman, Rhode Island
Yuri Collins, Saint Louis
Gibson Jimerson, Saint Louis
Javon Pickett, Saint Louis
Francis Okoro, Saint Louis
Brandon Johns, VCU
MWC
Tyson Degenhart, Boise State
Marcus Shaver, Boise State
Isaiah Stevens, Colorado State
John Tonje, Colorado State
Anthony Holland, Fresno State
Will Baker, Nevada
Jarod Lucas, Nevada
Jaelen House, New Mexico
Jamal Mashburn, New Mexico
Morris Udeze, New Mexico
Jaedon LeDee, San Diego State
Nathan Mensah, San Diego State
Darrion Trammell, San Diego State
Omari Moore, San Jose State
Elijah Harkless, UNLV
WCC
Fousseyni Traore, BYU
Rudi Williams, BYU
Rasir Bolton, Gonzaga
Nolan Hickman, Gonzaga
Hunter Sallis, Gonzaga
Anton Watson, Gonzaga
Houston Mallette, Pepperdine
Tyler Robertson, Portland
Moses Wood, Portland
Alex Ducas, Saint Mary's
Logan Johnson, Saint Mary's
Jaiden Delaire, San Diego
Eric Williams, San Diego
Khalil Shabazz, San Francisco
Marcus Williams, San Francisco
Keshawn Justice, Santa Clara
C-USA
Alijah Martin, Florida Atlantic
Tylor Perry, North Texas
Travis Evee, Rice
KJ Buffen, UAB
Eric Gaines, UAB
Shamar Givance, UTEP
Emmanuel Akot, Western Kentucky
Dayvion McKnight, Western Kentucky
MVC
Ben Sheppard, Belmont
Rienk Mast, Bradley
Roman Penn, Drake
Cameron Henry, Indiana State
Rob Perry, Murray State
Nate Heise, Northern Iowa
Marcus Domansk, Southern Illinois
Tre Anderson, UIC
Kobe King, Valparaiso
MAC
Enrique Freeman, Akron
Payton Sparks, Ball State
Kevin Miller, Central Michigan
Emoni Bates, Eastern Michigan
Noah Farrakhan, Eastern Michigan
Sincere Carry, Kent State
RayJ Dennis, Toledo
JT Shumate, Toledo
Lamar Norman, Western Michigan
Rest Of the Conferences
Doug Edert, Bryant
Charles Pride, Bryant
Taran Armstrong, California Baptist
Tucker Richardson, Colgate
Sam Sessoms, Coppin State
Steele Venters, Eastern Washington
Mike Bothwell, Furman
Jalen Slawson, Furman
Dwon Odom, Georgia State
Jovan Blackshear, Grand Canyon
Chris Ledlum, Harvard
Noel Coleman, Hawaii
Aaron Estrada, Hofstra
Nelly Junior Joseph, Iona
Joel Murray, Long Beach State
Isaiah Wilkins, Longwood
Jordan Brown, Louisiana
Taevion Kinsey, Marshall
Jordan Minor, Merrimack
Xavier Pinson, New Mexico State
Miles Coleman, NJIT
Joe Bryant, Norfolk State
Jalen Cone, Northern Arizona
Daylen Kountz, Northern Colorado
Marques Warrick, Northern Kentucky
Jalen Moore, Oakland
Jordan Dingle, Penn
Tosan Ecbuomwan, Princeton
Jarred Godfrey, Purdue-Fort Wayne
Ques Glover, Samford
Ray'Sean Taylor, SIU Edwardsville
Greg Parham, South Alabama
AJ Plitzuweit, South Dakota
Zeke Mayo, South Dakota State
Matthew Mors, South Dakota State
Tyrone Lyons, Southern
Felipe Haase, Southern Miss
Isaac Mushila, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
Zyon Pullin, UC Riverside
Andre Kelly, UC Santa Barbara
Ajay Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara
Drew Pember, UNC Asheville
Jordan Gainey, USC Upstate
KJ Martin, UT Martin
Dylan Penn, Vermont
BJ Mack, Wofford
Dwayne Cohill, Youngstown State
ACC
Makai Ashton-Langford, Boston College
PJ Hall, Clemson
Kyle Filipowski, Duke
Mark Mitchell, Duke
Tyrese Proctor, Duke
Baba Miller, Florida State
Caleb Mills, Florida State
Javon Franklin, Georgia Tech
El Ellis, Louisville
Jordan Miller, Miami
Norchad Omier, Miami
Leaky Black, North Carolina
Jarkel Joiner, NC State
Dane Goodwin, Notre Dame
Nate Laszewski, Notre Dame
Cormac Ryan, Notre Dame
JJ Starling, Notre Dame
John Hugley, Pittsburgh
Jesse Edwards, Syracuse
Judah Mintz, Syracuse
Reece Beekman, Virginia
Kihei Clark, Virginia
Armaan Franklin, Virginia
Hunter Cattoor, Virginia Tech
Darius Maddox, Virginia Tech
Tyree Appleby, Wake Forest
Andrew Carr, Wake Forest
Damari Monsato, Wake Forest
BIG 12
Jalen Bridges, Baylor
Osun Osunniyi, Iowa State
Gradey Dick, Kansas
Dajuan Harris, Kansas
MJ Rice, Kansas
Ernest Udeh, Kansas
Keyontae Johnson, Kansas State
Markquis Nowell, Kansas State
Nae'Qwan Tomlin, Kansas State
Joe Bamisile, Oklahoma
Tanner Groves, Oklahoma
Moussa Cisse, Oklahoma State
Bryce Thompson, Oklahoma State
Damion Baugh, TCU
Chuck O'Bannon, TCU
Emanuel Miller, TCU
Dylan Disu, Texas
Christian Bishop, Texas
Dillon Mitchell, Texas
Sir'Jabari Rice, Texas
De'Vion Harmon, Texas Tech
Jaylon Tyson, Texas Tech
Fardaws Aimaq, Texas Tech
Erik Stevenson, West Virginia
Emmitt Matthews, West Virginia
Tre Mitchell, West Virginia
BIG EAST
Ali Ali, Butler
Manny Bates, Butler
Chuck Harris, Butler
Jordan Hawkins, UConn
Andre Jackson, UConn
Tristen Newton, UConn
Trey Alexander, Creighton
Umoja Gibson, DePaul
Brandon Murray, Georgetown
Qudus Wahab, Georgetown
Kam Jones, Marquette
Devin Carter, Providence
Ed Croswell, Providence
Bryce Hopkins, Providence
Al-Amir Dawes, Seton Hall
KC Ndefo, Seton Hall
Kadary Richmond, Seton Hall
Andre Curbelo, St. John's
David Jones, St. John's
Caleb Daniels, Villanova
Eric Dixon, Villanova
Brandon Slater, Villanova
Souley Boum, Xavier
Zach Freemantle, Xavier
Adam Kunkel, Xavier
BIG TEN
Skyy Clark, Illinois
Coleman Hawkins, Illinois
Matthew Mayer, Illinois
RJ Melendez, Illinois
Jalen Hood-Schifino, Indiana
Xavier Johnson, Indiana
Race Thompson, Indiana
Patrick McCaffery, Iowa
Tony Perkins, Iowa
Jahmir Young, Maryland
Donald Carey, Maryland
Hakim Hart, Maryland
Donta Scott, Maryland
Kobe Bufkin, Michigan
Jaelin Llewellyn, Michigan
Terrance Williams, Michigan
Jaden Akins, Michigan State
Malik Hall, Michigan State
AJ Hoggard, Michigan State
Tyson Walker, Michigan State
Dawson Garcia, Minnesota
Derrick Walker, Nebraska
Boo Buie, Northwestern
Tanner Holden, Ohio State
Zed Key, Ohio State
Sean McNeil, Ohio State
Justice Sueing, Ohio State
Seth Lundy, Penn State
Jalen Pickett, Penn State
Caleb Furst, Purdue
Mason Gillis, Purdue
David Jenkins, Purdue
Paul Mulcahy, Rutgers
Chucky Hepburn, Wisconsin
Tyler Wahl, Wisconsin
PAC-12
Oumar Ballo, Arizona
Kerr Kriisa, Arizona
Courtney Ramey, Arizona
Marcus Bagley, Arizona State
Desmond Cambridge, Arizona State
Frankie Collins, Arizona State
Devin Askew, California
Tristan da Silva, Colorado
KJ Simpson Colorado
Ethan Wright, Colorado
Jermaine Couisnard, Oregon
Quincy Guerrier, Oregon
Glenn Taylor, Oregon State
Michael Jones, Stanford
Spencer Jones, Stanford
Adem Bona, UCLA
Jaylen Clark, UCLA
Reese Dixon-Waters, USC
Branden Carlson, Utah
Keion Brooks, Washington
Justin Powell, Washington State
SEC
Jaden Bradley, Alabama
Nimari Burnett, Alabama
Jahvon Quinerly, Alabama
Trevon Brazile, Arkansas
Ricky Council, Arkansas
Jordan Walsh, Arkansas
Wendell Green, Auburn
Yohan Traore, Auburn
Alex Fudge, Florida
Kyle Lofton, Florida
Will Richard, Florida
Kario Oquendo, Georgia
Terry Roberts, Georgia
Daimion Collins, Kentucky
Chris Livingston, Kentucky
Cason Wallace, Kentucky
Justice Hill, LSU
Adam Miller, LSU
DJ Jeffries, Mississippi State
Shakeel Moore, Mississippi State
Kobe Brown, Missouri
Noah Carter, Missouri
D'Moi Hodge, Missouri
Matthew Murrell, Ole Miss
Daeshun Ruffin, Ole Miss
Hayden Brown, South Carolina
Tyreke Key, Tennessee
Julian Phillips, Tennesssee
Zakai Zeigler, Tennessee
Henry Coleman, Texas A&M
Tyrece Radford, Texas A&M
Liam Robbins, Vanderbilt
Jordan Wright, Vanderbilt
AAC
Jeremiah Davenport, Cincinnati
David DeJulius, Cincinnati
Landers Nolley, Cincinnati
Terrance Arcenaux, Houston
Tramon Mark, Houston
Jarace Walker, Houston
Keonte Kennedy, Memphis
Samuell Williamson, SMU
Khalif Battle, Temple
Damian Dunn, Temple
Jalen Cook, Tulane
Jaylen Forbes, Tulane
Sam Griffin, Tulsa
CJ Walker, UCF
Craig Porter, Wichita State
A-10
Toumani Camara, Dayton
Malachi Smith, Dayton
Dae Dae Grant, Duquense
Josh Oduro, George Mason
James Bishop, George Washington
Braden Norris, Loyola Chicago
Matt Cross, Massachusetts
Noah Fernandes, Massachusetts
Brayon Freeman, Rhode Island
Yuri Collins, Saint Louis
Gibson Jimerson, Saint Louis
Javon Pickett, Saint Louis
Francis Okoro, Saint Louis
Brandon Johns, VCU
MWC
Tyson Degenhart, Boise State
Marcus Shaver, Boise State
Isaiah Stevens, Colorado State
John Tonje, Colorado State
Anthony Holland, Fresno State
Will Baker, Nevada
Jarod Lucas, Nevada
Jaelen House, New Mexico
Jamal Mashburn, New Mexico
Morris Udeze, New Mexico
Jaedon LeDee, San Diego State
Nathan Mensah, San Diego State
Darrion Trammell, San Diego State
Omari Moore, San Jose State
Elijah Harkless, UNLV
WCC
Fousseyni Traore, BYU
Rudi Williams, BYU
Rasir Bolton, Gonzaga
Nolan Hickman, Gonzaga
Hunter Sallis, Gonzaga
Anton Watson, Gonzaga
Houston Mallette, Pepperdine
Tyler Robertson, Portland
Moses Wood, Portland
Alex Ducas, Saint Mary's
Logan Johnson, Saint Mary's
Jaiden Delaire, San Diego
Eric Williams, San Diego
Khalil Shabazz, San Francisco
Marcus Williams, San Francisco
Keshawn Justice, Santa Clara
C-USA
Alijah Martin, Florida Atlantic
Tylor Perry, North Texas
Travis Evee, Rice
KJ Buffen, UAB
Eric Gaines, UAB
Shamar Givance, UTEP
Emmanuel Akot, Western Kentucky
Dayvion McKnight, Western Kentucky
MVC
Ben Sheppard, Belmont
Rienk Mast, Bradley
Roman Penn, Drake
Cameron Henry, Indiana State
Rob Perry, Murray State
Nate Heise, Northern Iowa
Marcus Domansk, Southern Illinois
Tre Anderson, UIC
Kobe King, Valparaiso
MAC
Enrique Freeman, Akron
Payton Sparks, Ball State
Kevin Miller, Central Michigan
Emoni Bates, Eastern Michigan
Noah Farrakhan, Eastern Michigan
Sincere Carry, Kent State
RayJ Dennis, Toledo
JT Shumate, Toledo
Lamar Norman, Western Michigan
Rest Of the Conferences
Doug Edert, Bryant
Charles Pride, Bryant
Taran Armstrong, California Baptist
Tucker Richardson, Colgate
Sam Sessoms, Coppin State
Steele Venters, Eastern Washington
Mike Bothwell, Furman
Jalen Slawson, Furman
Dwon Odom, Georgia State
Jovan Blackshear, Grand Canyon
Chris Ledlum, Harvard
Noel Coleman, Hawaii
Aaron Estrada, Hofstra
Nelly Junior Joseph, Iona
Joel Murray, Long Beach State
Isaiah Wilkins, Longwood
Jordan Brown, Louisiana
Taevion Kinsey, Marshall
Jordan Minor, Merrimack
Xavier Pinson, New Mexico State
Miles Coleman, NJIT
Joe Bryant, Norfolk State
Jalen Cone, Northern Arizona
Daylen Kountz, Northern Colorado
Marques Warrick, Northern Kentucky
Jalen Moore, Oakland
Jordan Dingle, Penn
Tosan Ecbuomwan, Princeton
Jarred Godfrey, Purdue-Fort Wayne
Ques Glover, Samford
Ray'Sean Taylor, SIU Edwardsville
Greg Parham, South Alabama
AJ Plitzuweit, South Dakota
Zeke Mayo, South Dakota State
Matthew Mors, South Dakota State
Tyrone Lyons, Southern
Felipe Haase, Southern Miss
Isaac Mushila, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
Zyon Pullin, UC Riverside
Andre Kelly, UC Santa Barbara
Ajay Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara
Drew Pember, UNC Asheville
Jordan Gainey, USC Upstate
KJ Martin, UT Martin
Dylan Penn, Vermont
BJ Mack, Wofford
Dwayne Cohill, Youngstown State
Isn't Gradey Dick the medical diagnosis given to Isaac Haas by Purdue campus health dept? can @boilerzz confirm?
Someone on that list will go undrafted and make us all look like chumps.
Katz is a stan for the Big Ten these days. I take what he says with a grain of salt.
Undoubtedly. We miss some breakout stars every year. In our 5-year history, I believe we've had three undrafted players earn 1st Team All-American honors. Trae Young, Luka Garza (2020 season), and Johnny Davis.
Should be some fun picks in Rounds 11 and 12; I imagine a few of us will try to find that diamond in the rough.
He has some horrible takes. Maybe he's trying to stand out from others and not go with carbon copy picks. But, still, his predictions are usually quite terrible.
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