PHOTO COURTESY: NBA.COM Position: Small Forward/Power Forward Measurables: 6’10, 211 pounds (7’ foot wingspan) Age: 19 (June 29th, 1998) Michael Porter Jr. may be the most fascinating player in the draft. A year ago, Porter was five-star recruit and the McDonald's All-American game MVP. His high school accolades included being named Mr. Basketball USA, USA Today Player of the Year, Gatorade Player of the Year, and Naismith Prep Player of the Year. Before Porter committed to p

Trae Young was the most electric and thrilling player in college basketball last season. He has drawn comparisons to Steph Curry, the best point-guard in the NBA for his uncanny shooting ability. Trae Young is one of the most polarizing players for many reasons. Trae Young is the most gifted shooter in this draft class, without question. His offensive game is incredible, and Young is astonishing to watch. For Oklahoma, Trae Young averaged 27 points, eight assists, four reboun

Marvin Bagley entered this season for Duke as the number one player in the recruiting class of 2017. His play certainly backed that up. Entering the season, there was a debate as to who would be the higher pick, or perhaps even the top pick in the 2018 draft. That debate was between Luka Doncic and Marvin Bagley. Bagley mainly played power forward for the Duke Blue Devils. In his freshman year, he averaged 21 points, 11 rebounds, two assists, one steal and one block. Compared

At Michigan State, alongside Miles Bridges, Jaren Jackson Jr. played as a big, primarily as a stretch four. He averaged (per 40) 20 points, 10 rebounds, two assists, six (!!!) blocks, and one steal. It should also be noted that Jaren Jackson averages six fouls per 40 minutes as well. He didn't just put up big numbers, but he was efficient at scoring, shooting a 60% clip from two and a 40% rate from three. Jackson also impressed on his free-throw making ability as he does not

DeAndre Ayton is a straight-up unicorn. He is fantastic at everything, and his physical skills are immaculate. His athleticism is absolutely remarkable given his size. Most have Ayton as their top prospect in this year's draft cycle. He's an incredible player and will without a doubt, be drafted within the first three picks of June's draft. Ayton has elite size, strength, and footwork. All three of those traits are what is most desirable for a player of Ayton's size and posit

Luka Doncic is perhaps the most polarizing prospect in the 2018 NBA Draft. He is the best European player to enter the NBA draft, ever. There is no debate he has skill. The only debate lies in whether his game will translate to the fast-paced NBA. In Spain, Luka Doncic averaged 22 points, eight rebounds, seven assists, two steals and one block per 36 minutes. That is, by any standard, incredible. And while it's easy to say that Marvin Bagley or DeAndre Ayton put up better num