ESPN's Jeremy Woo has revised his top-100 big board following the early entry withdrawal deadline for the NBA Draft. The top six prospects remain static, with some notable moves among others. Louisville guard Mikel Brown rises to No. 7, while Michigan's Aday Mara jumps to No. 10 and Morez Johnson to No. 14. Several players, including Houston’s Chris Cenac and Kentucky’s Jayden Quaintance, have seen their draft positions drop, indicating a shifting landscape as teams prepare for the draft.

By the Numbers
  • Mikel Brown moved up from No. 9 to No. 7 on the big board.
  • Aday Mara advanced from No. 13 to No. 10, while Morez Johnson climbed from No. 24 to No. 14.
  • Santa Clara's Allen Graves rose from No. 25 to No. 17.
  • Four players, including Chris Cenac and Jayden Quaintance, dropped four to five spots.
Yes, But

Despite a rise in rankings, Mikel Brown and Allen Graves remain polarizing prospects, indicating mixed reviews from scouts. Additionally, some falling players could still be highly valued depending on team needs and fit.

State of Play
  • The top six draft positions remain unchanged despite shifts lower in ranks for several contenders.
  • The NCAA withdrawal deadline has caused fluctuations in player rankings, impacting potential selections.
What's Next

As teams approach the draft, prospects will need to perform well in workouts and interviews to solidify their positions. The continued tracking of individual performances will play a critical role in the final draft order.

Bottom Line

The upcoming draft is shaping up to be unpredictable, with player rankings fluctuating significantly. Key prospects are on the rise, while others are struggling, showcasing the competitive nature of the selection process.