2020 NBA Draft Prospect Rankings

Rk Player School Year Pos Pos Rk HT WT

1 LaMelo Ball USA - PG 1 6-6 180

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: LaMelo Ball

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Gifted playmaker with great court vision
Ambidextrous passer and finisher with good touch around the rim
High IQ and feel for the game -- knows where teammates are, anticipates where they are going, and can make high-level reads in pick-and-roll situations
Tight handle allows him to thrive in leading transition, running offense
Good positional size and frame

WEAKNESSES

Inconsistent and sometimes puzzling shot selection and decision-making
Sometimes tries to make the highlight-reel play, as opposed to smart play
Low set point on jump shot, and troubling results overseas as deep shooter; mechanically the shot may need tweaked to get shot off consistently at NBA level
Shaky defender but potential to turn into a net neutral with expanded physical maturation

PRO COMPARISON: Bigger Trae Young

2 James Wiseman Memphis Fr C 1 7-1 240

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: James Wiseman

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Great size and length, with reported 7-foot-6 wingspan
Good lob finisher, can effectively run pick-and-roll as screen man at high level
Uses length and awareness to protect rim at high level

WEAKNESSES

Shooting efficiency outside the paint a real question mark; only a floor-spacer in theory and needs to extend range and shoot outside consistently to meet ceiling
Touch-and-go motor dating back to high school days; only played three college games before leaving to train for NBA draft
Moves fluidly and can run the court, but struggles moving laterally and may struggle defending in space

PRO COMPARISON: Chris Bosh

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
23	19.7	10.7	0.3	76.9

3 Anthony Edwards Georgia - SG 1 6-3 235

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Anthony Edwards

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Explosive athlete and leaper
One of youngest prospects in this class, and got into basketball late
Incredible shot-creation ability off the dribble
Good frame and strength given his youth
Long-term potential to grow into reliable offensive initiator with scoring upside

WEAKNESSES

Questionable shot selection; often settled for shots at Georgia
Touch-and-go defensive motor
Volume scoring didn't significantly impact winning in college for mediocre UGA team

PRO COMPARISON: Zach LaVine

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
33	19.1	5.2	2.8	40.2

4 Killian Hayes France - PG 2 6-5 192

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Killian Hayes

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Possesses great court vision and has passing skills to match it
Crafty with the ball in his hands and able to create off the dribble, both for himself and for teammates
Developing tool in his arsenal: a James Harden-like stepback move that's near-impossible to defend
Smooth, fluid left-handed release with great touch from deep and in the lane, at the free throw line and on floaters
Good positional size
Can read the game at a high level in an instant, making him a threat to thrive in the modern, pick-and-roll heavy NBA

WEAKNESSES

Average athlete with no real burst to blow by defenders
Below average 3-point shooter; improved in EuroCup play, but larger sample suggests it could be a swing skill
Ambidexterity remains a work in progress; largely lefty dominant s a dribbler, passer and finisher

PRO COMPARISON: Goran Dragic

5 Obi Toppin Dayton Soph PF 1 6-9 220

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Obi Toppin

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Dynamic athlete with incredible leaping ability; can impact the game playing above the rim (led college basketball in dunks last season)
Efficient shooter from inside the perimeter and effective from outside, too. He shot 41.7% from 3 during his time at Dayton.
Underrated passer and playmaker from his position who is quickly able to read defenses and make accurate passes when necessary

WEAKNESSES

Limited mobility moving laterally will hinder his ability to defend on the perimeter and switch onto more mobile wings and forwards
Explosive leaper, but physically he will have challenges matching up against bigger forwards in the post in the NBA
Average rebounder, especially for a player his size and at his position

PRO COMPARISON: Blake Griffin

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
31.7	20	7.5	2.2	63.3

6 Tyrese Haliburton Iowa St. Soph PG 3 6-5 175

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Tyrese Haliburton

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

One of the most efficient guards as a scorer and facilitator
Deep shooting range that should translate to NBA 3-point line seamlessly
Savvy player on both ends of the court with high IQ/feel; very good passer who makes smart decisions and doesn't beat himself

WEAKNESSES

Skinny frame that needs real physical development
Odd (but effective) shooting release; incredibly efficient in catch and shoot but a non-factor for now shooting off the dribble or moving

PRO COMPARISON: Lonzo Ball

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
36.7	15.2	5.9	6.5	50.4

7 Deni Avdija Israel - SF 1 6-9 215

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Deni Avdija

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Strong playmaking ability for his position with good passing and initiating upside
Capable ball-handler who reads the court well and makes smart, precise passes; an asset especially when leading the break in transition opportunities
Crafty finisher around the basket with ability to finish with either hand and soft touch on floaters, reverses and point-blank looks

WEAKNESSES

Average athlete with no real burst, but able to overcome limitations with smarts
More a floor-spacer in theory than in practice: Shot just 33.6% from 3 last year, and troublesome 52% from free throw line -- an indicator that improvement as a distance shooter may be difficult
Not a major threat to create havoc defensively either as a shot blocker or stealer, but overall a plus defender despite lateral limitations

PRO COMPARISON: Danilo Gallinari

8 Onyeka Okongwu USC Fr C 2 6-9 245

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Onyeka Okongwu

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Quick, nimble feet with the ability to defend from the post to the perimeter
Good scoring and finishing ability, particularly around the rim; advanced post moves with a knack for carving out just enough space to thrive, even against bigger defenders
Has good touch as a passer and soft hands, allowing him to succeed in tight spaces and excel in pick-and-roll situations
Incredible shot-blocker with good timing; knows how to leverage his body to affect shots

WEAKNESSES

3-point shooting is not in his arsenal, though free throw percentages and shooting touch could portend well for that area of his game to develop
Fouled out thrice in 28 games as a freshman; sometimes over-eager to use his shot-blocking ability, leading to too many fouls, biting on up-fakes and being undisciplined
Slightly undersized for a modern-day big at 6-foot-9 especially given he will likely be a true post and pigeon-holed into one position in the NBA, though his reported 7-foot-1 wingspan helps. Adding weight to his frame and physically maturing (and his long, wiry arms) will help him overcome that physical disadvantage

PRO COMPARISON: Bam Adebayo

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
30.6	16.2	8.6	1.1	61.6

9 Isaac Okoro Auburn Fr SF 2 6-6 225

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Isaac Okoro

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Dynamic athlete with incredible leaping ability; can impact the game playing above the rim (led college basketball in dunks last season)
Efficient shooter from inside the perimeter and effective from outside, too. He shot 41.7% from 3 during his time at Dayton.
Underrated passer and playmaker from his position who is quickly able to read defenses and make accurate passes when necessary

WEAKNESSES

Limited mobility moving laterally will hinder his ability to defend on the perimeter and switch onto more mobile wings and forwards
Explosive leaper, but physically he will have challenges matching up against bigger forwards in the post in the NBA
Average rebounder, especially for a player his size and at his position

PRO COMPARISON: Blake Griffin

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
31.5	12.8	4.4	2	51.0

10 Saddiq Bey Villanova - SF 3 6-8 216

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Saddiq Bey

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Dead-eye shooter especially in catch-and-shoot and spot-up situations, and with quick load and release
Deep range: made 41.8% of his 308 3-point attempts in two seasons at Villanova
Versatile defender who can capably guard 1-4

WEAKNESSES

Limited as a creator because of his loose handle
Moves well laterally and can defend at a high level, but not explosive; can he attack closeouts against NBA defenders? Can he switch 1-4 in the NBA?
Short and intermediate shooting needs work; shows great touch from deep but half court situations he struggled within 17 feet

PRO COMPARISON: Tobias Harris

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
33.9	16.1	4.7	2.4	47.7

11 Aaron Nesmith Vanderbilt Soph SF 4 6-6 213

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Aaron Nesmith

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Shooting, shooting, shooting; elite scorer from any distance and from any situation
Capable defender with the benefit of good positional size
3-and-D -type player with ability to develop into a more dynamic offensive player

WEAKNESSES

Coming off foot injury that cut his season short at Vanderbilt
Needs to improve as a shot creator; has potential but creating separation is not his strength
Could be a defensive liability -- somewhat limited athletically and moves just OK laterally

PRO COMPARISON: Buddy Hield

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
35.7	23	4.9	0.9	51.2

12 Devin Vassell Florida St. Soph SF 5 6-7 194

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Devin Vassell

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Long, rangy defender with great instincts and anticipation
Solid spot-up shooter with range; career 41.7% 3-point shooter in two seasons at Florida State
Energy player who impacts the game on both ends with defense, rebounding and hustle

WEAKNESSES

Still needs to improve as a shot creator and maker, particularly off the dribble
Needs to improve his handles; average dribbler but can be predictably right-hand dominant, making his bland offensive moves easy to defend
Needs to add muscle and size to his frame; didn't get to the line consistently at FSU and didn't have the size to challenge bigs as a driver and slasher

PRO COMPARISON: Robert Covington

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
28.7	12.7	5.1	1.6	49.0

13 Patrick Williams Florida St. Fr SF 6 6-8 225

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Patrick Williams

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Long, rangy wing with a huge 6-foot-8 frame and wingspan pushing 7-feet
Talented playmaker on both ends of the court with high IQ on offense and good instincts on defense in team concepts
Role-playing upside: makes smart reads, plays well off the ball and knows how to impact the game without needing touches

WEAKNESSES

Talented-but-raw as an offensive weapon; shot 32.8% from 3 at FSU and struggled rated in the 32nd percentile as a spot-up shooter, an area he needs to improve significantly in
Has intriguing playmaking chops, but with the ball in his hands in college, he often struggled: he averaged 1.7 turnovers to 1.0 assists per game due to his loose handle and poor decision-making skills

PRO COMPARISON: OG Anunoby

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
22.5	9.2	4	1	45.9

14 Kira Lewis Jr. Alabama Soph PG 4 6-3 165

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Kira Lewis Jr

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Speedy guard who can pressure defenses with his attacking, downhill mentality
Because of his speed and elusiveness, can create shots for others and for himself, with an uncanny ability to create space
Streaky scorer and shooter at Alabama, but good overall shooting numbers and good shooting touch. Still managed to be pretty efficient despite a high usage rate.

WEAKNESSES

Needs to add weight; good frame but tall and slender, and easily pushed around
Has just one gear with the ball in his hands: Top speed. At just 19 years old, he's still raw and learning how to switch gears, stop and go, and control pace.
Struggles at times defensively and may do so in the NBA because of his size.

PRO COMPARISON: John Wall

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
37.6	18.5	4.8	5.2	45.9

15 Tyrese Maxey Kentucky Fr SG 2 6-3 198

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Tyrese Maxey

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Competitive guard who loves to get to the rim and can finish in myriad ways
Good shooting stroke and good touch around the basket, with a killer floater package
Elite on ball defender with great defensive instincts and long, wiry arms that disrupts the point of attack

WEAKNESSES

Struggled to shoot consistently from 3-point range, 29.2% from 3 at Kentucky
Quick with the ball in his hands but struggles to carve space out; may need to play in a backcourt alongside an initiator as opposed to operating as a lead guard
Tabbed as a point guard but his lack of space-creation and average vision may pigeon-hole him into a two-guard role -- which he may struggle with if his shot doesn't improve

PRO COMPARISON: Collin Sexton

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
34.5	14	4.3	3.2	42.7

16 Cole Anthony N. Carolina - PG 5 6-3 190

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Cole Anthony

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Score-first point guard who can play on or off the ball
Good defender who can move his feet and keep up with speedy guards with lateral quickness
Has an explosive first step, and can pressure defenses by attacking downhill

WEAKNESSES

Concerning shot selection; willing to take any shot
Just-OK passer; may need to play alongside another initiator as opposed to serving as lead guard
Rated poorly across the board in pick-and-roll situations at UNC, as a passer and scorer, but has untapped potential there

PRO COMPARISON: Austin Rivers

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
34.9	18.5	5.7	4	38.0

17 Precious Achiuwa Memphis - PF 2 6-9 225

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Precious Achiuwa

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGHTS

Strong presence around the rim as a shot-blocker and rim-runner; capable of finishing around the rim with soft touch and boundless athleticism as a lob-finisher
Versatile defender with high IQ; can defend multiple positions and has good mobility and effort, allowing him to guard in the paint all the way out to the perimeter
Good rebounder; ranked top five among AAC players in league play in both offensive rebounding and defensive rebounding rate

WEAKNESSES

Average shooter with concerns about how his offense will develop and translate in the NBA; shot just 60% from the free throw line and 32.5% from 3 at Memphis
One-dimensional offensive player because of his shooting, and he struggles with the ball in his hands as a dribbler and decision-maker (averaged 2.8 turnovers to 1.0 assists in college)

PRO COMPARISON: Daniel Gafford

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
30.4	15.8	10.8	1	49.3

18 R.J. Hampton USA - SG 3 6-5 185

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: R.J. Hampton

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Possesses ideal positional size and can switch between the 1 and the 2, with good handles and a nice burst to boot
Tons of untapped potential as a playmaker because of his dribbling ability and speed, which enables him to blow by defender
Gifted athlete with good leaping ability; the hope is that athleticism will translate to him improving in time on the defensive side of the ball

WEAKNESSES

Struggled as a defensive presence in Australian's NBL
Inefficient as a scorer last season, achieving just a 45.9% mark in effective field goal %
Shooting mechanics need tweaked in order to improve his shot

PRO COMPARISON: Dante Exum

19 Aleksej Pokusevski Serbia - C 3 7-0 205

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Aleksej Pokusevski

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Floor-spacing big man with range from the post to the perimeter
Stunningly agile for his height with the skills to match: can run the break, pass at a high level and create
Good length and can affect the defensive side of the floor with his defensive playmaking and size

WEAKNESSES

Skinny as a rail: only listed at a bit over 200 pounds, small for a 6-foot-9 big let alone a 7-footer
Not a good finisher in traffic and easily pushed off his spot with contact
Fluid athlete but not explosive; doesn't have great burst or leaping ability

PRO COMPARISON: Dragan Bender

20 Theo Maledon France - PG 6 6-4 174

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Theo Maledon

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Crafty scorer around the rim who plays with smarts, and can manufacture shots for himself and for others
Improving shooter, especially from distance
Versatile backcourt player, with the skill set to play either guard spot

WEAKNESSES

Good speed dulled by lack of athleticism
Struggles to create space off the dribble
Average ball-handling ability; can easily get cornered by top defenders and needs to sharpen his handles with both hands

PRO COMPARISON: Delon Wright

21 Jalen Smith Maryland Soph C 4 6-10 225

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Jalen Smith

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGHTS

Plus-shooter with deep range, especially for his size and position
Can make 3s at a consistent rate and has shown an ability to knock down above-the-break 3s
Consistent rebounder who crashes the glass with intensity
Very good shot blocker with good body control; high IQ gives him an edge to time his rotations

WEAKNESSES

Can be a defensive liability and target; when he's not affecting play at or around the rim, he struggles to move laterally and defend on the perimeter
Bad decision-maker as a passer; committed nearly twice as many turnovers (94) as assists (54) in two collegiate seasons

PRO COMPARISON: Thomas Bryant

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
31.3	15.5	10.5	0.8	53.8

22 Desmond Bane TCU - SF 7 6-6 215

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Desmond Bane

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGHTS

Veteran, experienced wing who thrived in college in every possible situation from a role player to a No. 1 option
Elite caliber shooter who averaged 44.2% from 3 on 208 3-point attempts last season with TCU
Over-stretched as a playmaker at TCU, but his decision-making as a creator and facilitator should translate to positive playmaking on the wing in the NBA (finished second among Big 12 players last season during conference play in total assist rate, per KenPom)

WEAKNESSES

Good overall positional size but negative wingspan and limited athleticism could sap his upside to be a truly positionless defender, despite 6-foot-6 frame
Doesn't have the space-creating or dribbling ability to project as a No. 1 option; likely to be a 3-point specialist in the NBA who serves in 3-and-D role with limited star potential

PRO COMPARISON: Wesley Matthews

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
36.1	16.6	6.4	3.9	45.2

23 Tyrell Terry Stanford Fr PG 7 6-2 160

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Tyrell Terry

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Gifted three-level scorer with deep range and a smooth, quick release
Comfortable making shots in myriad ways, most impressively off the run and off screens; can adjust his body, square up and shoot with comfort and confidence
Good passer who can make basic reads, and can also rocket passes into tight windows; good anticipation and vision, the byproduct of his high feel and IQ

WEAKNESSES

On smaller size as a lead guard not just at 6-2, but at a slight 160 pounds
Defensively still needs development: slight frame makes him an easy target, and he gets caught flat-footed playing off the ball in team construct

PRO COMPARISON: Bryn Forbes

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
32.5	14.6	4.5	3.2	44.1

24 Tre Jones Duke Soph PG 8 6-3 185

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Tre Jones

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Pass-first point guard with good instincts as a passer and decision-maker
Elite on-ball defensive player; menacing perimeter defensive presence
Improved as a shooter from freshman to sophomore season at Duke; still needs improvement but showed promising development and has good shooting touch

WEAKNESSES

Move-the-ball distributor, but not a true creator: Doesn't have the speed or explosiveness to blow by defenders and generate offense on his own
Shot just 26.2% from 3 as freshman at Duke; improved as a sophomore (36.1% from 3), though that was on just 108 attempts. Has good shooting touch but needs to show it is sustainable.

PRO COMPARISON: Tyus Jones

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
35.4	16.2	4.2	6.4	42.3

25 Xavier Tillman Michigan St. Jr PF 3 6-8 245

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Xavier Tillman

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Savvy, strong defender who smartly leverages his size to his advantage; capable of guarding bigs and switching onto wings on the perimeter
Good playmaker out of the short roller; high IQ passer who can make quick, smart reads
Efficient scorer in and around the paint whose range should in time reliably extend to the 3-point line

WEAKNESSES

Made just 21 of 77 3-point attempts (27%) during three-year career at MSU, and 196 of 282 (69.5%) of free throw attempts; his smooth, fluid release suggests his shooting range should extend and improve, but those metrics aren't encouraging
Plays above his size, but at 6-foot-8, is physically undersized for his position; his lack of athletic explosiveness only exacerbates that concern against NBA athletes

PRO COMPARISON: Al Horford

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
32.1	13.7	10.3	3	55.0

26 Isaiah Stewart Washington Fr C 5 6-9 250

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Isaiah Stewart

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGHTS

Tough, physical and energetic big man who plays with an always-hot motor on both ends
Strong presence on the interior, especially as a rebounder and post scorer
Affects shots around the rim with his impeccable timing, smarts, and 7-foot-4 wingspan

WEAKNESSES

More traditional, old-school big in college despite flashes of shooting touch; took just 20 3s in college and made 25%
Committed nearly three times as many turnovers (71) as assists (27); shaky decision-maker and passer
Wasn't asked often to defend on the perimeter at Washington, but likely will be asked to do so in the NBA -- where he'll likely struggle

PRO COMPARISON: Julius Randle

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
32.2	17	8.8	0.8	57.0

27 Josh Green Arizona Fr SG 4 6-6 210

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Josh Green

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Great positional size
Has potential to be able to attack closeouts, if handles improve can be an asset for him on offense
Very good, explosive athlete and leaper
Good defensive player with 3-and-D potential

WEAKNESSES

Limited offensive arsenal right now; needs to improve as a passer, playmaker and ball-handler
Knows how to play his role, but not a creator and may never be more than a role player who can shoot, slash and score playing mostly off the ball

PRO COMPARISON: Hamidou Diallo

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
30.9	12	4.6	2.6	42.4

28 Cassius Winston Michigan St. Sr PG 9 6-1 185

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Cassius Winston

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGHTS

Elite shooter who made 43% of his 3s in college; rated in 97th percentile last season as spot-up shooter
High IQ lead guard who makes smart passes, limits mistakes and can quarterback an offense
Engaged defender who consistently plays above physical limitations; plays with good anticipation and has always been good team defender

WEAKNESSES

Physically limited: at 6-foot-1 is one of the smallest lead guards in this year's draft, and he's not the most explosive athlete, either
Overcomes lack of athletic pop with skill and feel, but can't blow by defenders because of his smaller frame and lack of top-end speed

PRO COMPARISON: Fred VanVleet

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
32.6	18.6	2.5	5.9	44.8

29 Robert Woodard ii Miss. State Soph SG 5 6-7 235

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Robert Woodard

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Efficient shooter and scorer who showed much-improved accuracy from 3-point range
Big, strong and athletic frame, which he uses to his advantage to shield defenders; finishes with strength around the rim
Good defender on and off the ball. Bulldog who is capable of defending multiple positions, though best when he's using his strength to defend wings and power forwards.

WEAKNESSES

Needs to improve handle and decision-making: negative assist/turnover ratio in part because of lax ball-handling and passing
Slow feet: doesn't move well laterally for his position and doesn't have burst to slide his feet with smaller, shiftier players defensively

PRO COMPARISON: Kenrich Williams

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
33	11.4	6.5	1.3	49.5

30 Malachi Flynn San Diego St - PG 10 6-1 185

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Malachi Flynn

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGHTS

Talented scorer and overall offensive weapon; knows how to commandeer an offense with great passing and excelled in college running pick-and-roll schemes
Dynamic pull-up scorer whose game as an offensive player should translate; can release 3s with quickness and can get into his shot with ease off the dribble
Despite smaller frame, Flynn is a talented and engaged defender

WEAKNESSES

Struggles as a creator and true difference-maker as a lead guard; doesn't frequently get into the paint to make plays and struggles finishing around the rim
Has a small frame for NBA guard and lacks elite athletic pop, which could limit his upside to develop into a lead guard at the next level

PRO COMPARISON: Smaller Jalen Brunson

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
33.5	17.6	4.5	5.1	44.1

31 Leandro Bolmaro Argentina - SF 8 6-7 178

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Leandro Bolmaro

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Talented playmaker, particularly for his position; can put the ball on the floor and drive to create offense for himself and knows how to deliver dimes off the dribble
Very good handles allows him to operate as a lead guard, and he knows how to create leverage and space to prop open passing windows and generate open looks
Good finisher around the rim as a shooter and distributor; has good touch on his shot, which portends well for his long-term development

WEAKNESSES

Shot just 29.3% from 3 last season, a lackluster outside-shooting mark that could stunt his success if it doesn't improve
Shows good touch on jumpers, but results aren't there: he made just 42.3% from the field all of last season and 71.1% from the free throw line
Not an overly impressive athlete but tends to overcome it with a high IQ, good handles and good feel for the game

PRO COMPARISON: Joe Ingles

32 Cassius Stanley Duke Fr SG 6 6-6 193

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Cassius Stanley

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Super-leaper with freakish athleticism, capable of producing highlight reel dunks and blocks; broke Zion Williamson's max vertical leap record at Duke
Versatile, switchy defender who can guard every backcourt spot due to his length, energy and size
Good positional size and role player potential: has the makings of a 3-and-D type guard who can make an impact in low usage

WEAKNESSES

Older for his class; will be 21 by the time the draft takes place
Struggles as a decision-maker with the ball in his hands; negative assist/turnover ratio at Duke
Not a creator due to his unpolished handle; incapable right now of carving out space to generate his own offense

PRO COMPARISON: Zach LaVine's athleticism, Iman Shumpert's role player upside

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
27.4	12.6	4.9	1	47.4

33 Grant Riller Charleston Sr PG 11 6-3 190

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Grant Riller

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGHTS

Elite scorer who can get his shot -- and make it -- off the dribble, off screens or in transition; range extends from paint to well beyond the 3-point line
Good finisher who loves to attack the rim and can finish with craftiness using either hand
Experienced college player who learned nuances of playing PG position; knows how to use pacing and timing to his advantage despite some of his athletic limitations

WEAKNESSES

Average playmaker for his teammates; makes smart and accurate reads but doesn't see plays before they develop, and is just-OK as a passer
Questionable competition -- played at an elite level against midmajor foes, but can his dominance translate?
Struggles as a defender in part because of his size; gets caught ball-watching and isn't always locked in, but has shown positive signs of potentially being good team defender

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
33.4	21.9	5.1	3.9	49.9

34 Daniel Oturu Minnesota Soph C 6 6-10 240

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Daniel Oturu

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Efficient interior scorer who plays with a high motor
Solid rebounder and shot blocker
Showed he can hit 3-pointers this past season

WEAKNESSES

Needs to improve perimeter defense
Abhorrent assist-to-turnover ratio in college
Needs to expand repertoire of post moves

PRO COMPARISON: Clint Capela

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
33.9	20.1	11.3	1.1	56.3

35 Jaden McDaniels Washington Fr PF 4 6-9 200

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Jaden McDaniels

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Great positional size with long wingspan approaching 7-foot
Intriguing shot-making and shot-creating ability for his position because of his advanced handle
Can be a plus defender in time as he grows because of his length, size and skill

WEAKNESSES

Needs to add strength; his physical immaturity made him a below-average finisher in college, and he easily got pushed off his spots
Was benched midseason at Washington. He struggled as a decision-maker and wasn't particularly effective as a shooter, - though he finished the season strong

PRO COMPARISON: KZ Okpala

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MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
31	13	5.8	2.1	40.5

36 Nico Mannion Arizona Fr PG 12 6-3 190

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Nico Mannion

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGHTS

High IQ lead guard with excellent passing ability and court vision
Shifty and crafty in getting to his spots; knows how to create space for himself and his teammates using pace and tight handle
Talented finisher with either hand around the rim

WEAKNESSES

Struggled shooting from distance in college; 32.7% 3-point shooter on 162 attempts
Gifted leaper but limited athletic burst could hinder his star potential; doesn't have the speed to blow by defenders on offense, and struggles to stay in front of more physically imposing players on defense

PRO COMPARISON: Rajon Rondo

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
32.3	14	2.5	5.3	39.2

37 Zeke Nnaji Arizona Fr C 7 6-11 240

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Zeke Nnanji

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Young, raw talent with great size and coordination
Shows signs of being able to develop into a quality shooter
Tenacious rebounder

WEAKNESSES

A mediocre shot blocker for a player of his size
Lacks the lateral quickness to guard most perimeter players
Was turnover prone as a freshman at Arizona

PRO COMPARISON: Cody Zeller

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
30.6	16.1	8.6	0.8	57.0

38 Vernon Carey Jr. Duke Fr C 8 6-10 270

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Vernon Carey Jr

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Crafty post scorer with good shooting touch
Good footwork for a big man; can move his feet well and defends bigs at a high level
Uses his big body and frame well as a rebounder and imposing presence on the interior

WEAKNESSES

Below-the-rim athlete; can finish around the rim well but not a dynamic or explosive player for his size
Shows signs of good playmaking ability, but displayed erratic decision-making with the ball in his hands at Duke
Struggles to defend in space

PRO COMPARISON: Nick Ward

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
24.8	17.8	8.8	1	57.7

39 Isaiah Joe Arkansas Jr SG 7 6-5 180

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Isaiah Joe

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Elite catch-and-shoot threat with limitless range; was regarded as one of the best shooters in college hoops as a freshman before an injury-riddled sophomore season
Effective and underrated creator with the ball; he's able to dribble into his own shots and has a knack for carving out space to get open looks
Has good positional size and played a strong role on defense at Arkansas, averaging 1.5 steals per game as a dynamic defensive disruptor

WEAKNESSES

Shot selection was often times head-scratching; his ability to make any shot on the floor enabled him to take bad, contested looks
Injury-plagued sophomore season was cut short due to a knee injury
Did not perform well in a guard-friendly system as a passer; averaged as many turnovers per game as assists last season

PRO COMPARISON: RJ Hunter

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
36	16.9	4.1	1.7	36.7

40 Elijah Hughes Syracuse Jr SF 9 6-6 215

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Elijah Hughes

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Polished scorer and offensive weapon who in college served as No. 1 option and flashed upside as a playmaker from the wing
Big-body wing who uses his frame to carve out space with strength and finesse
Rated in 85th percentile last season as spot-up shooter, per Synergy, and 93rd percentile as a scorer in post-up situations

WEAKNESSES

Operated almost exclusively as a zone defender because of Syracuse's system, so hard to project how impactful he'll be on D in the NBA, though he has good positional size
Took a high volume of Syracuse's shots and thus put up gaudy numbers, but wasn't especially efficient -- and he made just 34.2% of his 3s in college

PRO COMPARISON: Jacob Evans

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
36.7	19	5	3.4	42.6

41 Jahmi'us Ramsey Texas Tech Fr SG 8 6-4 195

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Jahmi'us Ramsey

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Sharpshooting off-ball guard with quick release
Reliable catch-and-shoot weapon from 3-point range: made 42.6% of his 141 3-point attempts in freshman season at Texas Tech
Heady defensive playmaker off the ball capable of disrupting passing lanes

WEAKNESSES

3-point shooting is slightly anomalous: has never been known as a shooter dating back to high school, and his free throw shooting (64.1%) suggests it may be a small-sample success story
Not a good playmaker and not a good dribbler; has a very small role which he fills well, but has a lot to improve on to become a rounded offensive player

PRO COMPARISON: Kentavious Caldwell-Pope

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
31.1	15	4	2.2	44.2

42 Payton Pritchard Oregon Sr PG 13 6-2 190

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Payton Pritchard

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Good 3-point shooter with serious range
Quality passer
Uses ball-handling to create good looks inside the arc

WEAKNESSES

Average size and athleticism might make it tough for him to guard bigger wings
Could struggle to be productive when playing off the ball

PRO COMPARISON: Bryn Forbes

2019-20 College Stats

MPG	PPG	RPG	APG	FG%
36.5	20.5	4.3	5.5	46.8

43 Devon Dotson Kansas Soph PG 14 6-2 185

2020 NBA Draft Analysis: Devon Dotson

Draft Prospect Outlook

STRENGTHS

Good ball-handler with high basketball IQ
Superb quickness and athleticism
Great all-around defender

WEAKNESSES

Shot just 30.9% from 3-point range as a sophomore
Not as skilled of a passer as you might expect from a player of his profile
Size and skillset limit him primarily to playing point guard

PRO COMPARISON: Ish Smith with better defense

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