The 2026 class runs from consensus franchise cornerstones to later-round steals who could outshine their draft position. Top of the board or sleeper pick — who's your guy?
1AJ Dybantsa#1 overall pick (Washington Wizards), the BYU forward who led Division I in scoring and is projected as a franchise-building cornerstone.1000pts
2Darryn Peterson#2 pick (Utah Jazz), a dynamic Kansas guard with elite shot creation and playmaking ability at both ends of the floor.942pts
3Cameron Boozer#3 pick (Memphis Grizzlies), a powerful Duke power forward and highly versatile two-way prospect with championship pedigree.621pts
4Caleb Wilson#4 pick (Chicago Bulls), a skilled UNC forward whose combination of size, touch, and vision makes him a projected starting-caliber NBA player.538pts
5Yaxel Lendeborg#11 pick (Golden State Warriors), a Michigan power forward known for his shot-blocking, versatility, and already catching the eye of Steph Curry.538pts
6Darius Acuff Jr.#7 pick (Sacramento Kings), an explosive Arkansas guard with lightning-quick handles and proven scoring in high-level college competition.323pts
7Morez Johnson Jr.#9 pick (Dallas Mavericks), a Michigan interior presence whose rim protection and energy give contending teams an immediate defensive upgrade.323pts
8Brayden Burries#10 pick (Milwaukee Bucks), an Arizona combo guard with a reliable three-point shot and the versatility to play alongside any backcourt partner.323pts
9Aday Mara#12 pick (Oklahoma City Thunder), a Spanish center with elite size, soft touch, and the tools to develop into a dominant two-way big in the NBA.323pts
10Keaton Wagler#5 pick (LA Clippers), an Illinois wing with a smooth offensive game and the shooting efficiency NBA teams covet in modern forwards.323pts
11Mikel Brown Jr.#6 pick (Brooklyn Nets), a Louisville point guard with exceptional athleticism, defensive tenacity, and a rapidly improving jump shot.0pts
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