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Led nation in scoring (25.5 PPG) as a freshman; scored 3rd-most points ever by a NCAA freshman (894). Consensus All-American. Big 12 Freshman of the Year. Considered the safest bet to become a franchise cornerstone.
Dynamic scorer who averaged 20.2 PPG. Second Team All-Big 12 and Big 12 All-Freshman Team. Shot-making ability viewed as among the best in the class. Missed games with injury but dominant when healthy.
National Player of the Year; averaged 22.5 PPG and 10.2 RPG with 22 double-doubles. Led Duke to Elite Eight. Son of NBA All-Star Carlos Boozer. Most NBA-ready prospect in the class.
Averaged 19.8 PPG and 9.4 RPG before suffering a broken thumb. Consensus All-American. Athletic big with significant upside and growing offensive potential.
Three-star recruit turned lottery pick. Averaged 17.9 PPG with 39.7% from three. Led Illinois to Final Four. Jerry West Award winner. Drew Stephen Curry comparisons for his shooting and playmaking.
SEC Player of the Year; averaged 23.5 PPG and 6.4 APG — first player since Pete Maravich (1969-70) to lead the SEC in both. Explosive downhill scorer and elite playmaker.
Third Team All-ACC; averaged 18.2 PPG and 4.7 APG in 21 games. Set a career-high 45 points vs NC State. Missed games due to injury but elite when healthy.
First Team All-Big 12 and All-Freshman Team; averaged 16.1 PPG and 5.2 APG. Scored 42 points in a single game. Led Houston to 30-7 record and No. 2 NCAA Tournament seed.
Averaged 16.7 PPG and 6.3 RPG; Second Team All-SEC and All-Freshman Team. Helped Tennessee to a third straight Elite Eight. Rick Barnes' first projected top-10 pick since Tristan Thompson in 2011.
Averaged 12.1 PPG, 6.8 RPG, 2.6 BPG. Dominated Michigan's NCAA Tournament championship run with 14.6 PPG across six games. Part of Michigan's first national title since 1989.
Elite perimeter scorer; First Team All-Pac-12. One of the more complete wing scorers in the class with strong shot creation and off-ball movement. Strong combine showing.
Key piece of Michigan's national championship team. Versatile defender who can switch on multiple positions while also knocking down mid-range jumpers.
International forward shooting 51.6% from the field and 41.7% from three. Bigger forward who can handle, pass, and shoot. Some evaluators have concerns about athleticism translating at the NBA level.
Third Michigan player projected in the first round from the championship team. Physical center with strong interior presence and defensive upside including shot-blocking ability.
Freshman who showcased significant one-and-done upside. Fluid and versatile forward with multi-positional defensive ability and developing offensive skill set.
Massive sophomore improvement in the SEC led to a projected first-round selection. Athletic guard with strong scoring instincts and improving playmaking.
One of the draft's biggest risers after a breakout season. Intrigues teams with a strong analytic profile. Completed his surprise one-and-done trajectory by staying in the draft.
Proven shooter and playmaker who solidified first-round status with a consistent Big 12 season. Reliable perimeter shooting and mature offensive decision-making.
Productive lead guard viewed as one of the more NBA-ready prospects in the class. High basketball IQ with consistent shot-making and composure in big moments.
Athletic wing whose combine showing turned heads across the league. Versatile two-way player with impressive length. Breakout sophomore season made him a first-round lock.
Mobile big man with long-term upside as a modern center. Combines defensive versatility with an improving offensive game. Part of Houston's deep frontcourt class.
Talented young center whose draft stock hinges partly on medical evaluations. Excellent physical tools with rim protection and rebounding. Versatile enough to play facing the basket.
Athletic wing with defensive versatility and room to grow offensively. Brings energy and length that project well at the next level. Underrated playmaker with a high motor.
One of the draft's premier perimeter shooters. Part of Duke's Elite Eight team alongside Cameron Boozer. Elite off-ball movement and catch-and-shoot ability.
Physical forward whose toughness and versatility continue to intrigue teams. Decided to stay in the draft. Excellent competitor with defensive versatility and developing offensive skill set.
Athletic and versatile big with strong rebounding and mobility to defend multiple positions. Improving offensive game rounds out his profile as a modern big-man prospect.
Explosive scoring guard with elite athleticism and flashes of shot creation above the rim. Developing consistency is key to his long-term projection.
Athletic wing who was productive in the ACC. Good defender with the athleticism to guard multiple positions. Improving shooting makes him an intriguing second-round prospect.
International center with elite length and touch around the rim. European-trained big with a developing offensive skill set. Projects as a lob threat and rim protector.
Experienced big with European professional background before college. Physical and skilled with the ability to stretch the floor. Strong combine showing improved his stock.
International guard in Germany's BBL. Skilled ball-handler with good court vision and shooting ability. Projects as a combo guard with upside at the next level.
Young international center with upside and a modern skill set. Mobile big who can step out and contribute offensively. One of the more projectable young bigs in the international pool.
Physical center from UConn's championship program. Excellent interior defender with strong hands and motor. Developing offensive footwork could make him a rotation contributor.
Spanish guard with pro experience in the Liga ACB. Skilled playmaker with good size for the position. NBA teams intrigued by his passing, shooting, and feel for the game.
Productive scorer in the ACC with a reliable three-point shot. Strong competitor who put together a consistent sophomore season alongside Mikel Brown Jr.
One of the shortest projected first-rounders; compensates with elite playmaking and winning instincts. Led Purdue back to postseason play. Crafty point guard with excellent basketball IQ.
Experienced college guard who improved each season at Arizona. Solid defender with good instincts and a reliable mid-range game. Part of Arizona's strong draft class.
Long mobile big with defensive versatility and three-point shooting ability. Rebounded from early ACL injury to have a solid final season. Athletic upside still very projectable.
Veteran contributor alongside Dybantsa at BYU. Elite three-point shooter with veteran savvy. Age is the main concern but his shooting translates directly to the next level.
Athletic forward with strong rebounding instincts and defensive activity. Improved offensive consistency over multiple college seasons. Projects as a versatile energy forward.
Rim-protecting center with elite shot-blocking instincts. Physical presence in the paint with improving offensive footwork. Defensive impact alone could earn him rotation minutes.
Steady point guard who was a reliable performer for the Volunteers. Solid defender with good court vision and improving three-point shooting. NBA-ready game.
Sharpshooting guard who was one of the most efficient perimeter players in the Big 12. Elite off-ball movement and a quick release make him dangerous anywhere on the arc.
Long and mobile center with excellent defensive instincts. Part of Tennessee's competitive frontcourt. Improved offensively each season; projects as a developmental big with immediate defensive impact.
Productive big who emerged as a standout in the AAC. Strong rebounder with surprising offensive versatility. Combine measurements impressed evaluators.
Veteran forward who had his best college season at St. John's. Physical and smart player with an improving offensive skill set. Age is a factor but skill level is NBA-caliber.
Part of Arizona's strong frontcourt group. Versatile big who can protect the rim and step out to shoot. Third Arizona player in the top 100.
Long-range shooter who was a weapon for Vanderbilt from the perimeter. High-volume three-point shooter with good size for the position. Combine shooting drills were highly praised.
Athletic forward with strong defensive instincts and above-the-rim athleticism. Improved offensively each season and brings energy off the bench. Can guard multiple positions.
Productive and efficient point guard who steadily improved over multiple college seasons. Reliable two-way guard with strong leadership and good defensive instincts.
Smart and skilled forward who put together a solid career at Northwestern. Good passing for a big with the ability to stretch the floor. IQ and skill give him a path to an NBA roster.
Physical center who was part of Duke's Elite Eight run. Excellent rebounder and interior defender. Developing offensive game rounds out his profile as a late first or early second round pick.
Part of Illinois' Final Four team alongside Keaton Wagler. Consistent scorer and defender who brings competitiveness to every game. Reliable contributor whose stock held firm.
Versatile forward with a strong final campaign at UCLA. Good shooter for his size with the ability to defend multiple positions. Projects as a developmental role player with upside.
Athletic shooting guard who was a key piece for Kentucky. Strong finisher around the rim with improving shooting mechanics. Defensive intensity and athleticism give him a clear path to the NBA.
Experienced playmaking guard who ran Houston's offense. Good size for the position with solid passing and defensive awareness. Motor and IQ are his biggest NBA assets.
Israeli point guard with a strong professional resume. Good playmaker with a developing three-point shot. Pass-first guard who understands the game at a high level.
International shooting guard with solid shooting mechanics and good size. Played professionally in Russia; can score off the catch and off the dribble. Development project with upside.
Experienced center who spent multiple seasons developing at Oregon. Good shot-blocker with improving offensive footwork. Solid team defender who should contribute as a backup center.
Part of Purdue's frontcourt rotation. Improving big man with good instincts on both ends. Rim protection and offensive rebounding are his calling cards at the next level.
Athletic wing who contributed on both ends for Auburn. Good defender with the length to guard multiple positions and improving three-point shooting ability. Stood out at the combine.
Productive wing who showcased his scoring ability in the ACC for NC State. Two-way player with the athleticism and skill to contribute as a wing at the NBA level.
Veteran center who returned to college after going undrafted. Polished offensive big with excellent footwork and back-to-the-basket skills. Older age balanced by NBA-ready offensive moves.
Physical and skilled center who was a key piece for Purdue. Strong back-to-the-basket scorer with good hands. Motor and physicality are his best NBA traits.
Australian wing who played in the NBL. Athletic and versatile forward with good size and a developing skill set. Projects as a two-way wing who needs time to develop.
International center with enormous size and improving skill set. Strong rebounder with touch around the rim. High upside project if he can continue developing his offensive game.
Defensive-minded point guard who brings effort and energy on that end. Solid playmaker who keeps turnovers low. Underrated competitor with a winning pedigree in Ames.
Versatile wing who was the engine of Butler's offense. Good scorer with the size and athleticism to defend multiple positions. Combine performances were well received by scouts.
Quick and creative point guard who can create off the dribble. Good passer and scorer who brings a creative offensive skill set. Athleticism and pace are his biggest assets.
Productive wing who led Grand Canyon offensively. Good size and athleticism with improving shot-making ability. Mid-major standout who impressed at the combine.
Physical center who dominated in the A-10. Strong interior presence with good hands and footwork. Will need to prove himself against NBA-level competition.
Reliable playmaker who improved each season at SMU. Good defensive instincts with the ability to run a team effectively. Solid point guard with professional-level IQ.
Electric scorer who was one of the best players in mid-major basketball. Strong shot-creator with above-average athleticism. Big leap needed to crack an NBA roster but the tools are interesting.
Experienced guard who was a reliable contributor for Michigan State. Tough competitor with solid defensive instincts and professional basketball upside.
Productive scorer in the WCC who showed he can create his own shot. Good size with improving off-ball movement. Helped himself with a strong final college season at Santa Clara.
Veteran guard with a polished all-around skill set. Solid defender who brings leadership and toughness to a team. Second Vanderbilt player in this draft class.
Physical center with good rebounding instincts and motor. Effective interior scorer with improving range. Brings size and toughness valued in a backup big.
Athletic forward with a developing skill set on both ends. Mobile big with shot-blocking ability and solid defensive instincts. Third Vanderbilt player in this draft class.
Veteran scorer who was a key contributor for Indiana. Strong shot-creator with the athleticism to defend on the perimeter. Older age but skill level earns him a late spot in this draft.
Consistent wing who carved out a strong role for the Hoosiers. Good shooter with IQ to play within a system. Second Indiana player in this class.
Athletic wing who provides energy and defensive activity. Solid finisher around the basket with improving range. Projects as a two-way wing role player.
Sharpshooting guard who was a key piece of Louisville's offensive system. High-volume three-point shooter with reliable mechanics. Third Louisville player in this class.
Veteran guard who was a reliable contributor for Kansas. Good defender and solid role player. Part of a Kansas class that included Darryn Peterson.
Versatile wing who was a solid contributor for Minnesota. Good defender with improving offensive skill set. Length and athleticism give him an NBA roster path.
Athletic forward who contributed strong defensive energy for Syracuse. Good motor and instincts with an improving offensive skill set. Developmental prospect with physical tools.
Mid-major standout who was one of the MAC's best players. Elite scorer who averaged big numbers at the conference level. Will need to prove himself against NBA-level competition.
Solid contributor for Texas Tech with a reliable perimeter game. Good defender with the IQ to run off screens and find open looks. Consistent performer in a tough conference.
Reliable scorer in the Big East who brings shooting and solid fundamentals. Good size for the position with improving ability off the dribble. Consistent winning-focused player.
Fourth Purdue prospect in this draft class. Elite three-point shooter with reliable mechanics and a quick release. Can contribute immediately as an off-ball shooter in the right system.
Versatile wing who returned to college and produced a stronger senior season. Physical defender with improving offensive touch. Good size and skill make him a developmental prospect.
Talented forward whose development had highs and lows but showed flashes of excellence. Physical inside scorer with improving perimeter range. Third Indiana player in the top 100.
Athletic guard who carved out a solid role at UNC. Good defender with above-average athleticism and improving shot-making. Second UNC player to crack the top 100.
Experienced combo guard who was a key piece of Florida's rotation. Solid defender with above-average court vision. Professional basketball is a realistic outcome.
Productive scorer in the Big East with offensive reliability. Strong shooter with good size for the position. One of the best scorers in the Big East outside of the top programs.
Freshman who showed promising one-and-done potential but ultimately decided to stay in the draft. Athletic wing with developing offensive tools and intriguing defensive upside.
The final player in ESPN's 2026 NBA Draft Top 100. Impressive scorer in the WAC whose athleticism and size drew late attention from scouts. The tools are there to develop professionally.