2025 NBA Draft Big Board

 We are two weeks away from the 2025 NBA Draft! Here is my final and official top 50 prospects for the upcoming draft. It is broken up into tiers of what I think the most likely high-end outcome for each prospect is. Comment below which players you are higher/lower on compared to my board!

(Player, Position, School/Team, Height, Weight, Wingspan, Draft Age, NBA Role, Player Comp)

FRANCHISE

1. COOPER FLAGG - W/F - DUKE - 6'9" - 205 - 7'0" - 18 - SWISS-ARMY-KNIFE

ALL-NBA

2. DYLAN HARPER - PG - RUTGERS - 6'6" - 220 - 6'11" - PRIMARY BALL HANDLER - CADE CUNNINGHAM

ALL-STAR

3. ACE BAILEY - W - RUTGERS - 6'9" - 200 - 7'1" - 18 - SECONDARY SCORER/WING DEFENDER - JABARI SMITH JR

4. VJ EDGECOMBE - W/CG - BAYLOR - 6'5" - 180 - 6'6" - 19 - WING DEFENDER/OFFENSIVE CONNECTOR - (OKC) VICTOR OLADIPO

5. KHAMAN MALUACH - C - DUKE - 7'2" - 250 - 7'7" - 18 - RIM RUNNING BIG - MARK WILLIAMS

6. KON KNEUPPEL - W - DUKE - 6'7" - 215 - 6'6" - 19 - WING SHOOTER/OFFENSIVE CONNECTOR

7. DERIK QUEEN - C/PF - MARYLAND - 6'10" - 246 - 7'1" - 20 - P&R PLAYER/FACILITATING BIG - NAZ REID

8. ASA NEWELL - PF/C - GEORGIA - 6'10" 220 - 6'11" - 19 - ATHLETIC/DEFENSIVE FORWARD

9. TRE JOHNSON - CG - TEXAS - 6'6" - 190 - 6'10" - 19 - SCORING GUARD - CAM THOMAS

10. BEN SARAF - G/W - ISRAEL - 6'5" - 200 - 6'8" - 19 - SECONDARY BALL HANDLER - JAMAL MURRAY

11. JEREMIAH FEARS - PG - OKLAHOMA - 6'4" - 182 - 6'5" - 18 - LEAD GUARD

12. NOA ESSENGUE - W/F - FRANCE - 6'9" - 194 - 6'11" - 18 - SLASHER

13. KASPARAS JAKUCIONIS - G - ILLINOIS - 6'6" - 205 - 6'8" - 19 - PRIMARY FACILITATOR/OFF-BALL SCORER

14. ADOU THIERO - W - ARKANSAS - 6'8" - 220 - 7'0" - 21 - ATHLETIC/WING DEFENDER - MORE POLISHED PROSPECT JONATHAN KUMINGA

CONTRIBUTORS

15. THOMAS SORBER - C - GEORGETOWN - 6'10" - 250 - 7'6" - 19 - ATHLETIC BIG

16. NIQUE CLIFFORD - W - COLORADO STATE - 6'6" - 205 - 6'8" - 23 - VERSATILE WING

17. NOLAN TRAORE - PG - FRANCE - 6'4" - 185 - 6'8" - 19 - PRIMARY BALL HANDLER

18. CARTER BRYANT - W/F - ARIZONA - 6'8" - 225 - 7'0" - 19 - 3&D WING

19. COLLIN MURRAY-BOYLES - F - SOUTH CAROLINA - 6'7" - 231 - 7'1" - 20 - DEFENSIVE ANCHOR - JABARI WALKER+/DRAYMOND GREEN LITE

20. JASE RICHARDSON - CG - MICHIGAN STATE - 6'2" - 185 - 6'6" - 18 - SCORING GUARD/SECONDARY BALL HANDLER

21. EGOR DEMIN - G - BYU - 6'9" - 190 - 6'10" - 19 - FACILITATOR - JOSH GIDDEY

22. NOAH PENDA - F/W - FRANCE - 6'7" - 225 - 7'0" - 20 - DEFENSIVE WING - AL HORFORD

23. RYAN KALKBRENNER - C - CREIGHTON - 7'2" - 252 - 7'6" - 23 - RIM PROTECTOR

24. RASHEER FLEMING - W/F - ST. JOSEPH'S - 6'9" - 240 - 7'5" - 20 - 3&D WING

25. DANNY WOLF - C - MICHIGAN - 7'0" - 250 - 7'2" - 21 - OFFENSIVE BIG MAN

26. BOGOLJUB MARKOVIC - F - SERBIA - 6'11" - 190 - 7'0" - 19 - STRETCH FORWARD - SANTI ALDAMA

27. JOAN BERINGER - C - CROATIA - 6'10" - 230 - 7'3" - 18 - ENERGY BIG

28. WALTER CLAYTON JR - CG - FLORIDA - 6'3" - 195 - 6'4" - 22 - SCORING GUARD - PAYTON PRITCHARD

29. MAXIME RAYNAUD - C - STANFORD - 7'1" - 245 - 7'1" - 20 - OFFENSIVE BIG MAN - LUKA GARZA

30. WILL RILEY - W - ILLINOIS - 6'8" - 195 - 6'9" - 19 - SCORING WING

ROTATION PLAYERS

31. KAM JONES - CG - MARQUETTE - 6'5" - 200 - 6'6" - 23 - SECONDARY BALL HANDLER

32. CEDRIC COWARD - W - WASHINGTON STATE - 6'7" - 213 - 7'2" - 21 - WING DEFENDER/VERSATILE WING - DORIAN FINNEY-SMITH

33. DINK PATE - W - G LEAGUE - 6'8" - 210 - 6'10" - 19 - ATHLETIC WING

34. ROCCO ZIKARSKY - C - AUSTRALIA - 7'4" - 257 - 7'2" - 18 - INTERIOR DEFENDER

35. HANSEN YANG - C - CHINA - 7'2" - 253 - 7'2" - 19 - OFFENSIVE BIG MAN

36. LIAM MCNEELEY - W - UCONN - 6'8" - 210 - 6'9" - 19 - WING SHOOTER

37. AMARI WILLIAMS - PF/C - KENTUCKY - 7'0" - 262 - 7'5" - 23 - VERSATILE PLAYMAKING BIG

38. YANIC KONAN NIEDERHAUSER - C - PENN STATE - 6'11" - 243 - 7'4" - 22 - HIGH ENERGY BIG

39. SION JAMES - W - DUKE - 6'5" - 218 - 6'7" - 22 - VERSATILE WING - LU DORT

40. JAMIR WATKINS - W - FLORIDA STATE - 6'6" - 215 - 6'11" - 23 - ATHLETIC/VERSATILE WING

41. HUNTER SALLIS - CG - WAKE FOREST - 6'5" - 185 - 6'10" - 22 - POA DEFENDER/SECONDARY BALL HANDLER

42. JOHNI BROOME - C - AUBURN - 6'10" - 240 - 7'0" - 22 - INSIDE BIG MAN - TRAYCE JACKSON-DAVIS

43. HUGO GONZALEZ - W - SPAIN - 6'6" - 207 - 6'8" - 19 - VERSATILE OFFENSIVE WING/SECONDARY BALL HANDLER

44. JAVON SMALL - CG - WEST VIRGINIA - 6'1" - 190 - 6'5" - 22 - POA DEFENDER - CASON WALLACE

45. ALEX TOOHEY - W - AUSTRALIA - 6'9" - 223 - 6'11" - 21 - OFFBALL SHOOTER

46. KOBY BREA - W - KENTUCKY - 6'7" - 202 - 6'5" - 22 - SHARPSHOOTER

47. MARK SEARS - CG - ALABAMA - 5'11" - 183 - 6'2" - 23 - SCORING GUARD - CARSEN EDWARDS

48. CHAZ LANIER - CG - TENNESSEE - 6'5" - 206 - 6'9" - 23 - SCORING GUARD

49. MICAH PEAVY - W - GEORGETOWN - 6'7" - 212 - 6'7" - 23 - DEFENSIVE WING

50. DRAKE POWELL - W - NORTH CAROLINA - 6'7" - 200 - 7'0" - 19 - ATHLETIC WING

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