Vecenie Mailbag UConn Draft Talk (Clingan, Newton, small bit of Castle)

[auror]

8 minutes or so on UConn guys. 24:08 start

 

[TheChamps990411]

Who is this guy? He is absolutely spot on with DC. DC needs to heal up and get in shape especially get his weight down a bit and he`ll be fine. Hes not far from where he needs to be and im sure hes going to put the work in but the injuries dictate that.

 

[auror]

Who is this guy? He is absolutely spot on with DC. DC needs to heal up and get in shape especially get his weight down a bit and he`ll be fine. Hes not far from where he needs to be and im sure hes going to put the work in but the injuries dictate that.

He's The Athletic's NBA draft guy. Widely considered the most knowledgeable in that space. He had Bouknight as a lottery guy before most. Had both Hawkins and Jackson top 36 last season before the season.

Here's his current 2024 big board:

1	Isaiah Collier	USC	G	19	6-5
2	Nikola Topic	Mega	G	18	6-6
3	Alexandre Sarr	Perth Wildcats	F/C	19	7-1
4	Zaccharie Risacher	JL Bourg	F	19	6-8
5	Cody Williams	Colorado	W/F	19	6-8
6	Reed Sheppard	Kentucky	G	20	6-3
7	Ja'Kobe Walter	Baylor	G/W	19	6-5
8	Ron Holland	G League Ignite	W	18	6-8
9	Matas Buzelis	G League Ignite	W	19	6-10
10	Ryan Dunn	Virginia	W	21	6-8
11	Stephon Castle	Connecticut	W	18	6-6
12	Oso Ighodaro	Marquette	C	22	6-11
13	Donovan Clingan	Connecticut	C	20	7-2
14	Justin Edwards	Kentucky	W/F	20	6-8
15	Robert Dillingham	Kentucky	G	19	6-3
16	Dalton Knecht	Tennessee	W	23	6-6
17	Trey Alexander	Creighton	G	21	6-4
18	Tyler Smith	G League Ignite	F/C	19	6-11
19	Kyle Filipowski	Duke	F	20	7-0
20	Kobe Johnson	USC	W	21	6-6
21	Izan Almansa	G League Ignite	F	19	6-10
22	Bub Carrington	Pittsburgh	G/W	18	6-5
23	Tyrese Proctor	Duke	G	20	6-5
24	Adem Bona	UCLA	F/C	21	6-10
25	Terrence Shannon Jr.	Illinois	W	23	6-6
26	Tyler Kolek	Marquette	G	23	6-3
27	Kevin McCullar	Kansas	W	23	6-7
28	Bobi Klintman	Cairns	W/F	21	6-8
29	Melvin Ajinca	Saint-Quentin	W	20	6-8
30	Ajay Mitchell	UC Santa Barbara	G	22	6-5
31	Tristan da Silva	Colorado	F	23	6-9
32	D.J. Wagner	Kentucky	G	19	6-3
33	Alex Toohey	Sydney	W/F	20	6-7
34	Tidjane Salaun	Cholet	F	18	6-9
35	Zach Edey	Purdue	C	22	7-4
36	Kel'el Ware	Indiana	C	20	7-0
37	Terrance Arceneaux	Houston	W	20	6-5
38	Desmond Claude	Xavier	G	21	6-6
39	Wooga Poplar	Miami (Fla.)	W	21	6-5
40	Jaylon Tyson	California	W	21	6-7
41	Hunter Sallis	Wake Forest	G	21	6-5
42	Yves Missi	Baylor	C	20	6-10
43	Elliot Cadeau	North Carolina	G	19	6-1
44	Aaron Bradshaw	Kentucky	C	20	7-1
45	Milan Momcilovic	Iowa State	F	19	6-8
46	Trevon Brazile	Arkansas	F/C	21	6-10
47	Alex Karaban	Connecticut	W/F	21	6-8
48	Baba Miller	Florida State	W	20	6-11
49	Aday Mara	UCLA	C	19	7-3
50	Kylan Boswell	Arizona	G	19	6-2
51	P.J. Hall	Clemson	F	22	6-10
52	Riley Kugel	Florida	W	20	6-5
53	Ariel Hukporti	Melbourne United	C	22	6-10
54	Ryan Kalkbrenner	Creighton	C	22	7-1
55	Harrison Ingram	North Carolina	W	21	6-7
56	Baylor Scheierman	Creighton	W	23	6-7
57	Juan Nunez	Ratiopharm Ulm	G	20	6-4
58	Tyon Grant-Foster	Grand Canyon	W	24	6-7
59	Matthew Cleveland	Miami (Fla.)	W	21	6-7
60	Dillon Jones	Weber State	W/F	22	6-6
61	Pacome Dadiet	Ratiopharm Ulm	W	18	6-8
62	DaRon Holmes	Dayton	C	21	6-10
63	Jamir Watkins	Florida State	W	22	6-7
64	Adou Thiero	Kentucky	W	20	6-8
65	Kam Jones	Marquette	G	22	6-5
66	Tristen Newton	Connecticut	G	23	6-5
67	Bryce Hopkins	Providence	W/F	22	6-7
68	Judah Mintz	Syracuse	G	20	6-4
69	A.J. Johnson	Illawarra Hawks	W	19	6-5
70	Isaiah Stevens	Colorado State	G	23	6-0
71	Cam Spencer	Connecticut	G	24	6-4
72	Quinten Post	Boston College	C	24	7-0
73	Antonio Reeves	Kentucky	G	23	6-6
74	Dillon Mitchell	Texas	W	20	6-8
75	Berke Buyuktuncel	UCLA	W/F	19	6-9
76	Erik Reynolds II	St. Joseph's	G	21	6-2
77	Bruce Thornton	Ohio State	G	20	6-2
78	Reece Beekman	Virginia	G	22	6-3
79	Arthur Kaluma	Kansas State	W	22	6-7
80	Trentyn Flowers	Adelaide 36ers	W	19	6-8
81	Aziz Bandaogo	Cincinnati	C	23	7-0
82	Olivier Nkamhoua	Michigan	F	24	6-9
83	Spencer Jones	Stanford	W	23	6-7
84	Roddy Gayle Jr.	Ohio State	G	20	6-4
85	Payton Sandfort	Iowa	W	21	6-7
86	Otega Oweh	Oklahoma	W	21	6-5
87	Tucker DeVries	Drake	W/F	21	6-7
88	Allen Flanigan	Mississippi	W	23	6-6
89	Mark Mitchell	Duke	F	20	6-9
90	Miles Kelly	Georgia Tech	G	21	6-6
91	Branden Carlson	Utah	C	25	7-0
92	Max Shulga	VCU	W	22	6-4
93	Emanuel Miller	TCU	F	24	6-7
94	Walter Clayton Jr.	Florida	G	21	6-2
95	Keshad Johnson	Arizona	F	22	6-7
96	Johni Broome	Auburn	C	21	6-10
97	Grant Nelson	Alabama	F/C	22	6-11
98	Jalen Bridges	Baylor	W	23	6-9
99	Zacharie Perrin	Antibes	F/C	19	6-11
100	Tyson Walker	Michigan State	G	23	6-1

 

[husky429]

Who is this guy? He is absolutely spot on with DC. DC needs to heal up and get in shape especially get his weight down a bit and he`ll be fine. Hes not far from where he needs to be and im sure hes going to put the work in but the injuries dictate that.

Vecenie is legit. As @auror said, he's plugged into NBA front offices and knows his stuff about the game.

 

[TheChamps990411]

He's The Athletic's NBA draft guy. Widely considered the most knowledgeable in that space. He had Bouknight as a lottery guy before most. Had both Hawkins and Jackson top 36 last season before the season.

Here's his current 2024 big board:

1	Isaiah Collier	USC	G	19	6-5
2	Nikola Topic	Mega	G	18	6-6
3	Alexandre Sarr	Perth Wildcats	F/C	19	7-1
4	Zaccharie Risacher	JL Bourg	F	19	6-8
5	Cody Williams	Colorado	W/F	19	6-8
6	Reed Sheppard	Kentucky	G	20	6-3
7	Ja'Kobe Walter	Baylor	G/W	19	6-5
8	Ron Holland	G League Ignite	W	18	6-8
9	Matas Buzelis	G League Ignite	W	19	6-10
10	Ryan Dunn	Virginia	W	21	6-8
11	Stephon Castle	Connecticut	W	18	6-6
12	Oso Ighodaro	Marquette	C	22	6-11
13	Donovan Clingan	Connecticut	C	20	7-2
14	Justin Edwards	Kentucky	W/F	20	6-8
15	Robert Dillingham	Kentucky	G	19	6-3
16	Dalton Knecht	Tennessee	W	23	6-6
17	Trey Alexander	Creighton	G	21	6-4
18	Tyler Smith	G League Ignite	F/C	19	6-11
19	Kyle Filipowski	Duke	F	20	7-0
20	Kobe Johnson	USC	W	21	6-6
21	Izan Almansa	G League Ignite	F	19	6-10
22	Bub Carrington	Pittsburgh	G/W	18	6-5
23	Tyrese Proctor	Duke	G	20	6-5
24	Adem Bona	UCLA	F/C	21	6-10
25	Terrence Shannon Jr.	Illinois	W	23	6-6
26	Tyler Kolek	Marquette	G	23	6-3
27	Kevin McCullar	Kansas	W	23	6-7
28	Bobi Klintman	Cairns	W/F	21	6-8
29	Melvin Ajinca	Saint-Quentin	W	20	6-8
30	Ajay Mitchell	UC Santa Barbara	G	22	6-5
31	Tristan da Silva	Colorado	F	23	6-9
32	D.J. Wagner	Kentucky	G	19	6-3
33	Alex Toohey	Sydney	W/F	20	6-7
34	Tidjane Salaun	Cholet	F	18	6-9
35	Zach Edey	Purdue	C	22	7-4
36	Kel'el Ware	Indiana	C	20	7-0
37	Terrance Arceneaux	Houston	W	20	6-5
38	Desmond Claude	Xavier	G	21	6-6
39	Wooga Poplar	Miami (Fla.)	W	21	6-5
40	Jaylon Tyson	California	W	21	6-7
41	Hunter Sallis	Wake Forest	G	21	6-5
42	Yves Missi	Baylor	C	20	6-10
43	Elliot Cadeau	North Carolina	G	19	6-1
44	Aaron Bradshaw	Kentucky	C	20	7-1
45	Milan Momcilovic	Iowa State	F	19	6-8
46	Trevon Brazile	Arkansas	F/C	21	6-10
47	Alex Karaban	Connecticut	W/F	21	6-8
48	Baba Miller	Florida State	W	20	6-11
49	Aday Mara	UCLA	C	19	7-3
50	Kylan Boswell	Arizona	G	19	6-2
51	P.J. Hall	Clemson	F	22	6-10
52	Riley Kugel	Florida	W	20	6-5
53	Ariel Hukporti	Melbourne United	C	22	6-10
54	Ryan Kalkbrenner	Creighton	C	22	7-1
55	Harrison Ingram	North Carolina	W	21	6-7
56	Baylor Scheierman	Creighton	W	23	6-7
57	Juan Nunez	Ratiopharm Ulm	G	20	6-4
58	Tyon Grant-Foster	Grand Canyon	W	24	6-7
59	Matthew Cleveland	Miami (Fla.)	W	21	6-7
60	Dillon Jones	Weber State	W/F	22	6-6
61	Pacome Dadiet	Ratiopharm Ulm	W	18	6-8
62	DaRon Holmes	Dayton	C	21	6-10
63	Jamir Watkins	Florida State	W	22	6-7
64	Adou Thiero	Kentucky	W	20	6-8
65	Kam Jones	Marquette	G	22	6-5
66	Tristen Newton	Connecticut	G	23	6-5
67	Bryce Hopkins	Providence	W/F	22	6-7
68	Judah Mintz	Syracuse	G	20	6-4
69	A.J. Johnson	Illawarra Hawks	W	19	6-5
70	Isaiah Stevens	Colorado State	G	23	6-0
71	Cam Spencer	Connecticut	G	24	6-4
72	Quinten Post	Boston College	C	24	7-0
73	Antonio Reeves	Kentucky	G	23	6-6
74	Dillon Mitchell	Texas	W	20	6-8
75	Berke Buyuktuncel	UCLA	W/F	19	6-9
76	Erik Reynolds II	St. Joseph's	G	21	6-2
77	Bruce Thornton	Ohio State	G	20	6-2
78	Reece Beekman	Virginia	G	22	6-3
79	Arthur Kaluma	Kansas State	W	22	6-7
80	Trentyn Flowers	Adelaide 36ers	W	19	6-8
81	Aziz Bandaogo	Cincinnati	C	23	7-0
82	Olivier Nkamhoua	Michigan	F	24	6-9
83	Spencer Jones	Stanford	W	23	6-7
84	Roddy Gayle Jr.	Ohio State	G	20	6-4
85	Payton Sandfort	Iowa	W	21	6-7
86	Otega Oweh	Oklahoma	W	21	6-5
87	Tucker DeVries	Drake	W/F	21	6-7
88	Allen Flanigan	Mississippi	W	23	6-6
89	Mark Mitchell	Duke	F	20	6-9
90	Miles Kelly	Georgia Tech	G	21	6-6
91	Branden Carlson	Utah	C	25	7-0
92	Max Shulga	VCU	W	22	6-4
93	Emanuel Miller	TCU	F	24	6-7
94	Walter Clayton Jr.	Florida	G	21	6-2
95	Keshad Johnson	Arizona	F	22	6-7
96	Johni Broome	Auburn	C	21	6-10
97	Grant Nelson	Alabama	F/C	22	6-11
98	Jalen Bridges	Baylor	W	23	6-9
99	Zacharie Perrin	Antibes	F/C	19	6-11
100	Tyson Walker	Michigan State	G	23	6-1

I love AK but he cant guard anyone. He`d get eaten alive in the NBA at this point. Hes simply not athletic enough to deal with athleticsm. Its no coincidence so far this season the guys hes guarding in games have good nights against us. WARNING FOLLOWING COMMENT MAY TRIGGER SOME! AK needs to just stay in college, become one of the most celebrated huskies of all time, graduate then go have a nice career in Europe.

 

[CTBasketball]

Collier has shown me nothing but bad decision making skills on the court.

Also interesting to see a few upperclassman play themselves into the first round.

 

[Chief00]

Vecenie is legit. As @auror said, he's plugged into NBA front offices and knows his stuff about the game.

Just crazy Newton isn’t higher. We seem to win a lot since he joined the team. What can’t he do?

 

[Kitaman]

Why is Edy so low?

 

[NJHusky]

Why is Edy so low?

He's too short

 

[husky429]

Why is Edy so low?

He wouldn't be if it was 2002. But he's too slow for the NBA and no team will play him because if the negative impact he'd have on defenses.

 

[NotADime89]

Just crazy Newton isn’t higher. We seem to win a lot since he joined the team. What can’t he do?

He'll be 23 years old by the NBA draft. Teams unfortunately like to draft younger, based off of potential. Kids a stud hopefully a team takes a chance on him

 

[Hunt for 7]

I think this guy without knowing who he is other than what I am reading in this thread is spot on with DC. He is heavier and not moving as well. I like the idea of giving him some time to heal and loose a few pounds. He also mentioned what my eyes are telling me, even in his limited physical capacity DC still impacts the game significantly on defense. As far as low post development not sure that is something to focus on. It will not be what improves his draft stock. Being in shape and a defensive force and rim runner also a terrific offensive rebounder is what will make him the most money at the next level. That means he has to be totally committed to nutrition and fitness for the next decade. For someone with his build he is going to have to work hard to keep his body in nba shape. I trust he has the discipline to make that happen.

 

[elmcityboy]

givony weighs in on clingan. vecenie and givony are two of the best in the business, if not #1 and #2.

 

[3rdbass]

I love AK but he cant guard anyone. He`d get eaten alive in the NBA at this point. Hes simply not athletic enough to deal with athleticsm. Its no coincidence so far this season the guys hes guarding in games have good nights against us. WARNING FOLLOWING COMMENT MAY TRIGGER SOME! AK needs to just stay in college, become one of the most celebrated huskies of all time, graduate then go have a nice career in Europe.

I disagree with this. Yeah he does get out muscled on the ball at times and sometimes gets beat off the dribble but he seems to be able to make adjustments like he did with Hopkins last year. In the 2nd game last year he made sure to contain Hopkins. I think he is athletic enough to play as a shooter off the bench. He has decent ups too. Maybe not a starter in the NBA but a key guy off the bench.

 

[auror]

givony weighs in on clingan. vecenie and givony are two of the best in the business, if not #1 and #2.

Also wrote about him in ESPN+ (paywall) article:

2024 NBA draft notebook: Edey's NBA future, Bronny's debut and sleepers

Has consensus National Player of the Year Zach Edey done enough to improve his draft stock? Plus, what we learned from Bronny James' USC debut on Sunday.

www.espn.com

 

[Austin316]

givony weighs in on clingan. vecenie and givony are two of the best in the business, if not #1 and #2.

He posted Alex’s big game against Texas as well. Wish he took a hard look at Tristen. I want him to be so successful. Kid is earning it.

 

[HooperScooper]

He posted Alex’s big game against Texas as well. Wish he took a hard look at Tristan Tristen. I want him to be so successful. Kid is earning it.

 

[superjohn]

He posted Alex’s big game against Texas as well. Wish he took a hard look at Tristen. I want him to be so successful. Kid is earning it.

6'9 lolz

 

[BrassBonanza]

Was Cam even on the NBA draft radar while at Rutgers? I know one of the reasons for his transfer to Storrs was to get those looks, and being surrounded by NBA talent at UConn has certainly done that based upon what I have read about the scouts at practices etc. It would be a great case study for future portal guys if Danny can point to elevating Cam to a higher level.

 

[Iluvsuebird]

I disagree with this. Yeah he does get out muscled on the ball at times and sometimes gets beat off the dribble but he seems to be able to make adjustments like he did with Hopkins last year. In the 2nd game last year he made sure to contain Hopkins. I think he is athletic enough to play as a shooter off the bench. He has decent ups too. Maybe not a starter in the NBA but a key guy off the bench.

dude, i love Alex, but he can't guard good athletes. And the Kansas game showed sometimes he can't get his shot off in the flow of offense. I think he will get better, but being fair, he is not ready for the next level. And neither is DC. I love both these kids. But an extra year would do wonders. It cracks me up when people assume leaving college is the only way to go. Tim Duncan played 4 years in college and made a log of cash in his career. Plenty of examples like that one.

 

[husky429]

Was Cam even on the NBA draft radar while at Rutgers? I know one of the reasons for his transfer to Storrs was to get those looks, and being surrounded by NBA talent at UConn has certainly done that based upon what I have read about the scouts at practices etc. It would be a great case study for future portal guys if Danny can point to elevating Cam to a higher level.

I'm not sure he's really on NBA radars now, either. He and Tristen are both guys with ridiculous college skillsets that I'm not sure will translate to the league.

 

[NJHusky]

Who is this guy? He is absolutely spot on with DC. DC needs to heal up and get in shape especially get his weight down a bit and he`ll be fine. Hes not far from where he needs to be and im sure hes going to put the work in but the injuries dictate that.

Is his weight up as a result of the inactivity due to injury or did they want him heavier? Did we try to bulk him up too much ala Josh Carlton?

 

[HuskyInfinity]

Imo, the key to Alex’s future success will be gaining some quickness and some lateral ball handing skills. Those two in tandem with his package already will make him a sure fire NBA rotation guy. Knowing AK he’s got that drive to get it and keep improving.

 

[auror]

Was Cam even on the NBA draft radar while at Rutgers? I know one of the reasons for his transfer to Storrs was to get those looks, and being surrounded by NBA talent at UConn has certainly done that based upon what I have read about the scouts at practices etc. It would be a great case study for future portal guys if Danny can point to elevating Cam to a higher level.

I'm not sure he's really on NBA radars now, either. He and Tristen are both guys with ridiculous college skillsets that I'm not sure will translate to the league.

Adam Spinella was a draft analyst in the public sphere that was really high on Spencer before this year, and then he got hired by the Sixers this summer. So he's got a fan in at least 1 front office in a lower level role lol. Might be more like a camp invite level of interest, though.

 

[huskyharry]

He's The Athletic's NBA draft guy. Widely considered the most knowledgeable in that space. He had Bouknight as a lottery guy before most. Had both Hawkins and Jackson top 36 last season before the season.

Here's his current 2024 big board:

1	Isaiah Collier	USC	G	19	6-5
2	Nikola Topic	Mega	G	18	6-6
3	Alexandre Sarr	Perth Wildcats	F/C	19	7-1
4	Zaccharie Risacher	JL Bourg	F	19	6-8
5	Cody Williams	Colorado	W/F	19	6-8
6	Reed Sheppard	Kentucky	G	20	6-3
7	Ja'Kobe Walter	Baylor	G/W	19	6-5
8	Ron Holland	G League Ignite	W	18	6-8
9	Matas Buzelis	G League Ignite	W	19	6-10
10	Ryan Dunn	Virginia	W	21	6-8
11	Stephon Castle	Connecticut	W	18	6-6
12	Oso Ighodaro	Marquette	C	22	6-11
13	Donovan Clingan	Connecticut	C	20	7-2
14	Justin Edwards	Kentucky	W/F	20	6-8
15	Robert Dillingham	Kentucky	G	19	6-3
16	Dalton Knecht	Tennessee	W	23	6-6
17	Trey Alexander	Creighton	G	21	6-4
18	Tyler Smith	G League Ignite	F/C	19	6-11
19	Kyle Filipowski	Duke	F	20	7-0
20	Kobe Johnson	USC	W	21	6-6
21	Izan Almansa	G League Ignite	F	19	6-10
22	Bub Carrington	Pittsburgh	G/W	18	6-5
23	Tyrese Proctor	Duke	G	20	6-5
24	Adem Bona	UCLA	F/C	21	6-10
25	Terrence Shannon Jr.	Illinois	W	23	6-6
26	Tyler Kolek	Marquette	G	23	6-3
27	Kevin McCullar	Kansas	W	23	6-7
28	Bobi Klintman	Cairns	W/F	21	6-8
29	Melvin Ajinca	Saint-Quentin	W	20	6-8
30	Ajay Mitchell	UC Santa Barbara	G	22	6-5
31	Tristan da Silva	Colorado	F	23	6-9
32	D.J. Wagner	Kentucky	G	19	6-3
33	Alex Toohey	Sydney	W/F	20	6-7
34	Tidjane Salaun	Cholet	F	18	6-9
35	Zach Edey	Purdue	C	22	7-4
36	Kel'el Ware	Indiana	C	20	7-0
37	Terrance Arceneaux	Houston	W	20	6-5
38	Desmond Claude	Xavier	G	21	6-6
39	Wooga Poplar	Miami (Fla.)	W	21	6-5
40	Jaylon Tyson	California	W	21	6-7
41	Hunter Sallis	Wake Forest	G	21	6-5
42	Yves Missi	Baylor	C	20	6-10
43	Elliot Cadeau	North Carolina	G	19	6-1
44	Aaron Bradshaw	Kentucky	C	20	7-1
45	Milan Momcilovic	Iowa State	F	19	6-8
46	Trevon Brazile	Arkansas	F/C	21	6-10
47	Alex Karaban	Connecticut	W/F	21	6-8
48	Baba Miller	Florida State	W	20	6-11
49	Aday Mara	UCLA	C	19	7-3
50	Kylan Boswell	Arizona	G	19	6-2
51	P.J. Hall	Clemson	F	22	6-10
52	Riley Kugel	Florida	W	20	6-5
53	Ariel Hukporti	Melbourne United	C	22	6-10
54	Ryan Kalkbrenner	Creighton	C	22	7-1
55	Harrison Ingram	North Carolina	W	21	6-7
56	Baylor Scheierman	Creighton	W	23	6-7
57	Juan Nunez	Ratiopharm Ulm	G	20	6-4
58	Tyon Grant-Foster	Grand Canyon	W	24	6-7
59	Matthew Cleveland	Miami (Fla.)	W	21	6-7
60	Dillon Jones	Weber State	W/F	22	6-6
61	Pacome Dadiet	Ratiopharm Ulm	W	18	6-8
62	DaRon Holmes	Dayton	C	21	6-10
63	Jamir Watkins	Florida State	W	22	6-7
64	Adou Thiero	Kentucky	W	20	6-8
65	Kam Jones	Marquette	G	22	6-5
66	Tristen Newton	Connecticut	G	23	6-5
67	Bryce Hopkins	Providence	W/F	22	6-7
68	Judah Mintz	Syracuse	G	20	6-4
69	A.J. Johnson	Illawarra Hawks	W	19	6-5
70	Isaiah Stevens	Colorado State	G	23	6-0
71	Cam Spencer	Connecticut	G	24	6-4
72	Quinten Post	Boston College	C	24	7-0
73	Antonio Reeves	Kentucky	G	23	6-6
74	Dillon Mitchell	Texas	W	20	6-8
75	Berke Buyuktuncel	UCLA	W/F	19	6-9
76	Erik Reynolds II	St. Joseph's	G	21	6-2
77	Bruce Thornton	Ohio State	G	20	6-2
78	Reece Beekman	Virginia	G	22	6-3
79	Arthur Kaluma	Kansas State	W	22	6-7
80	Trentyn Flowers	Adelaide 36ers	W	19	6-8
81	Aziz Bandaogo	Cincinnati	C	23	7-0
82	Olivier Nkamhoua	Michigan	F	24	6-9
83	Spencer Jones	Stanford	W	23	6-7
84	Roddy Gayle Jr.	Ohio State	G	20	6-4
85	Payton Sandfort	Iowa	W	21	6-7
86	Otega Oweh	Oklahoma	W	21	6-5
87	Tucker DeVries	Drake	W/F	21	6-7
88	Allen Flanigan	Mississippi	W	23	6-6
89	Mark Mitchell	Duke	F	20	6-9
90	Miles Kelly	Georgia Tech	G	21	6-6
91	Branden Carlson	Utah	C	25	7-0
92	Max Shulga	VCU	W	22	6-4
93	Emanuel Miller	TCU	F	24	6-7
94	Walter Clayton Jr.	Florida	G	21	6-2
95	Keshad Johnson	Arizona	F	22	6-7
96	Johni Broome	Auburn	C	21	6-10
97	Grant Nelson	Alabama	F/C	22	6-11
98	Jalen Bridges	Baylor	W	23	6-9
99	Zacharie Perrin	Antibes	F/C	19	6-11
100	Tyson Walker	Michigan State	G	23	6-1

Interesting to see Oso Ighodaro so high...I love his game but he has no perimeter shooting ability...which is supposed to be key for the NBA. Also interesting to see no Dickinson who does have very strong perimeter shooting ability.