The race for the No. 2 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft is getting more interesting by the day, but when it comes to Darryn Peterson of Kansas, the case for him to go second overall is very easy to understand. There are definitely some exciting storylines tied to this spot in the draft. Utah could make a splash move for BYU star AJ Dybantsa…
Why BYU’s AJ Dybantsa is Still on Top Ahead of 2026 NBA Draft
When it comes to the projected top picks in the 2026 NBA Draft, plenty of names continue to enter the conversation. But, no matter how much debate pops up in mock drafts, one player keeps finding his way right back near the top: AJ Dybantsa of BYU Cougars men’s basketball. There’s a reason for that. Dybantsa simply looks like the kind of player NBA teams spend…
Clippers Would Be Wise to Grab Keaton Wagler in the NBA Draft
Keaton Wagler sits in that awkward part of the draft where teams start arguing with themselves. At No. 5, the Los Angeles Clippers (via Indiana) are basically holding the pivot point of the whole lottery. It’s the kind of pick that can either clarify a direction or expose the fact that one doesn’t fully exist yet. Darius Acuff Jr. has the loudest “best player available”…
Chicago Bulls Have Options, But Caleb Wilson is the Best Fit
Caleb Wilson feels like the kind of pick the Chicago Bulls don’t overthink if he’s sitting there. Assuming they stay put, this spot is almost a clean reset button. Most people view the top of this class as a four-player tier, so Chicago’s job is less about chasing and more about simply not missing. Wilson might not be the safest name in that group, but…
Grizzlies and Cameron Boozer of Duke Are a Match Made in NBA Heaven
Cameron Boozer doesn’t really look like a typical 18-year-old prospect. He barely is one. He won’t turn 19 until a few weeks after the draft, which makes it even more absurd that he’s already considered one of the most polished players in the class. The production, the feel, the pacing of his game — it all reads like someone who’s been in a pro system…