MSN Slideshow 11 Early NBA Draft Entrants Every College Basketball Fan Should Watch in 2025 By Shayni Maitra FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp May 4, 2025 | 11:00 AM EDT 1 of 11 The consensus No. 1 pick, Flagg’s elite two-way play and relentless motor have scouts buzzing. Known for his strength and playmaking ability, Harper is a likely No. 2 pick despite concerns about his perimeter shooting. A scoring machine with an explosive first step, Johnson has emerged as one of the most prolific guards in college basketball. Edgecombe’s quickness and elite athleticism have drawn comparisons to NBA guards like De’Aaron Fox. Where Will Nolan Traore Land in the 2025 NBA Draft? 5 Teams That Make the Most SenseWhere Will Nolan Traore Land in the 2025 NBA Draft? 5 Teams That Make the Most Sense A 7’2″ center with a soft touch and mobility, Maluach has already made his mark on the international stage with South Sudan. At 6’9″, Demin’s size and facilitation skills make him a unique prospect rising to draft boards. Michigan State’s Jase Richardson Snubbed From Green Room Despite NBA PedigreeMichigan State’s Jase Richardson Snubbed From Green Room Despite NBA Pedigree A natural shooter with versatility, McNeeley’s performance has scouts considering him a potential first-round pick. Initially considered a lottery pick, Bryant’s freshman season has him projected later in the first round, but his potential remains high. Thiero’s breakout season under Coach John Calipari has showcased his offensive skills and defensive prowess, making him a prospect to watch. Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Related Slideshows James Franklin Makes His Move as Georgia Tech Coach Ignores SEC Team to Join Virginia Tech PIC: DJ Lagway’s Sister Maraa Poses In Black Bikini While Sharing Favorite Snaps From 2025 $60M Worth Deion Sanders Takes Indirect Shot At Fernando Mendoza After Triumphant Heisman Win WATCH: Fernando Mendoza’s Teammates’ Viral Reaction to Heisman Win Adidas Suffer as Special Gesture for Heisman Winner Fernando Mendoza Faces Fan Backlash LOOK: Fernando Mendoza’s Mom Elsa Seen In Tears As Indiana QB Makes Heisman History
