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// 2026 NBA Draft
The Draft Is Here
Round 1
Tuesday, June 23
8:00 PM ET · ABC / ESPN

Round 2
Wednesday, June 24
8:00 PM ET · ESPN

Barclays Center · Brooklyn, NY · 60 picks over two nights

// Final Big Board · Top 12

1
AJ DybantsaPlatinumSF · BYU
NCAA scoring leader at 25.5 PPG and a First-Team All-American. The clear No. 1.

2
Darryn PetersonPlatinumSG/PG · Kansas
The most dynamic on-ball creator in the class, and a knockdown shooter at 38.2% on volume.

3
Cameron BoozerPlatinumPF · Duke
Consensus National Player of the Year: 22.5 / 10.2 / 4.1 on 55.6% from the floor as a freshman.

4
Caleb WilsonPlatinumPF · North Carolina
Led the nation in dunks and broke Hansbrough’s UNC freshman 20-point record before injury ended his year.

5
Darius Acuff Jr.GoldPG · Arkansas
One of the most decorated freshman seasons in SEC history, at 23.5 PPG and 6.4 APG.

6
Keaton WaglerGoldSG/PG · Illinois
Set the Illinois freshman scoring record and led the Illini to the Final Four.

7
Kingston FlemingsGoldPG · Houston
Led Houston to 30-7 and the Sweet 16. Consensus Second-Team All-American as a freshman.

8
Mikel Brown Jr.GoldPG · Louisville
Set the ACC freshman single-game scoring record with 45, breaking Cooper Flagg’s 42.

9
Brayden BurriesGoldSG/PG · Arizona
Arizona’s leading scorer and a Final Four contributor, at 16.1 PPG on 39.1% from three.

10
Karim LopezGoldSF/PF · New Zealand Breakers
The top international prospect in the class after two years in the NBL Next Stars program.

11
Hannes SteinbachGoldPF/C · Washington
Led the nation in rebounding at 11.8 RPG as a true freshman, on 57.7% shooting.

12
Yaxel LendeborgGoldPF/SF · Michigan
Big Ten Player of the Year and Consensus First-Team All-American on a 37-3 national champion.

See all 60 prospects →