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[QUOTE="ToolzieFan, post: 5305438, member: 7018"] Here’s what Vecenie said about Mullins. Sounds good to me! [HEADING=1]7. Braylon Mullins | 6-5 wing | 20 years old | Connecticut[/HEADING] This is probably where I differ most from the consensus. Mullins was one of my favorite high school prospects in the 2025 recruiting class. He’s a complete wing who profiles incredibly well toward the NBA. He’s an obscenely high-level shooter, having hit 42 percent of his 3s on the AAU circuit on high volume last year, per Synergy. If you leave him in transition, you’re dead. If you struggle to chase around screens, you’re in deep trouble. Mullins was also one of the best defensive guards I saw in the class, with an incredibly aggressive and disruptive mindset on that end of the court. As a driver, he picks his spots well and is an excellent finisher on the interior with real timing as a cutter. He makes quick decisions. Mullins is this year’s Kon Knueppel: a player who many have off their preseason draft boards because of his perceived weaknesses but one who will ultimately prove worthy of being a one-and-done. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6439364/2025/06/29/nba-mock-draft-2026-prospective-players/?source=user_shared_article[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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