With the lottery now in the books, the NBA playoffs winding down, and the NBA Draft combine wrapping up, it is officially rumor season. Players are seeing their stock rise like crazy, but we’ve also seen some pretty dramatic dips from this past week or so.
Luka Garza enters the 2021 NBA Draft with a resume loaded with awards, accolades and production from his four-year collegiate career at Iowa. He won the 2020-21 AP Player of the Year Award after dominating for the Hawkeyes in his senior season.
Jaden Springer was the backup guard for the Tennessee Volunteers in his freshman year, but will likely be a first-round pick in the 2021 draft with top ten upside. Springer showed off his defensive ability and made the SEC All-Freshman Team in his only season at Tennessee.
With the 2021 NBA Draft lottery taking place Tuesday night, a few teams walk away as huge winners. On the other side of it, there were some big losers from the 2021 NBA Draft lottery.
The NBA Draft lottery will take place on Tuesday, June 22. In the lead-up to it, we’re preparing by going through different scenarios that could play out Tuesday evening.
Moses Moody shined for the Arkansas Razorbacks during the 2020-21 NCAA season and is gearing up to be a first round selection in the upcoming draft. The two-way guard accomplished a lot in his one and only season at Arkansas.
Jonathan Kuminga, like Jalen Green, chose to play in the G League rather than attending university. The No. 4 player in the 2020 basketball class on 247sports rankings was able to keep his high status and is expected to be selected in the top six in the 2021 NBA Draft.
Cade Cunningham is considered by many to be the best prospect in the 2021 NBA Draft. the 6’8” guard possesses an incredibly versatile skill set. Let’s take a look at and break down his game.
Jalen Suggs is regarded as one of the best prospects in the 2021 class. The combo guard had a stellar freshman season for the Gonzaga Bulldogs and is now ready to play in the NBA.
Scottie Barnes is one of the most intriguing players in the NBA Draft. The 6’9” forward offers a mostly complete game and although he came off of the bench at Florida State, he won many awards. Barnes made the All-ACC Third Team, All-ACC Freshman Team, All-ACC Tournament Second-Team, and won the ACC Sixth Man and Rookie of the Year awards. Let’s take a look at the skill set of one of the top forwards in the draft.
There are still over two months until the NBA Draft, but names seem to be flying up boards. Franz Wagner is one of these players that saw his stock skyrocket over the past year.
With the lottery now in the books, the NBA playoffs winding down, and the NBA Draft combine wrapping up, it is officially rumor season. Players are seeing their stock rise like crazy, but we’ve also seen some pretty dramatic dips from this past week or so.
Luka Garza enters the 2021 NBA Draft with a resume loaded with awards, accolades and production from his four-year collegiate career at Iowa. He won the 2020-21 AP Player of the Year Award after dominating for the Hawkeyes in his senior season.
Jaden Springer was the backup guard for the Tennessee Volunteers in his freshman year, but will likely be a first-round pick in the 2021 draft with top ten upside. Springer showed off his defensive ability and made the SEC All-Freshman Team in his only season at Tennessee.
With the 2021 NBA Draft lottery taking place Tuesday night, a few teams walk away as huge winners. On the other side of it, there were some big losers from the 2021 NBA Draft lottery.
The NBA Draft lottery will take place on Tuesday, June 22. In the lead-up to it, we’re preparing by going through different scenarios that could play out Tuesday evening.
Moses Moody shined for the Arkansas Razorbacks during the 2020-21 NCAA season and is gearing up to be a first round selection in the upcoming draft. The two-way guard accomplished a lot in his one and only season at Arkansas.
Jonathan Kuminga, like Jalen Green, chose to play in the G League rather than attending university. The No. 4 player in the 2020 basketball class on 247sports rankings was able to keep his high status and is expected to be selected in the top six in the 2021 NBA Draft.
Cade Cunningham is considered by many to be the best prospect in the 2021 NBA Draft. the 6’8” guard possesses an incredibly versatile skill set. Let’s take a look at and break down his game.
Jalen Suggs is regarded as one of the best prospects in the 2021 class. The combo guard had a stellar freshman season for the Gonzaga Bulldogs and is now ready to play in the NBA.
Scottie Barnes is one of the most intriguing players in the NBA Draft. The 6’9” forward offers a mostly complete game and although he came off of the bench at Florida State, he won many awards. Barnes made the All-ACC Third Team, All-ACC Freshman Team, All-ACC Tournament Second-Team, and won the ACC Sixth Man and Rookie of the Year awards. Let’s take a look at the skill set of one of the top forwards in the draft.
There are still over two months until the NBA Draft, but names seem to be flying up boards. Franz Wagner is one of these players that saw his stock skyrocket over the past year.
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