Beyond Cooper Flagg and Dylan Harper, this class is a mixed bag. The consensus around the league is that the 2025 draft is a bit thin on potential high-end contributors and is more-so role players

There is no mystery of who will go No. 1 in the 2025 NBA Draft. Duke forward Cooper Flagg is a lock to become a member of the Dallas Mavericks later in June. There's also a consensus that the No. 2 prospect in the draft class is Rutgers guard Dylan Harper, who is separating himself from the pack.

Interestingly, Givony's reported invitees consistute 12 of the top 13 on ESPN's draft board, with only French forward Noa Essengue missing. He'll be playing in Germany for his current team when the draft occurs. Newell is the only outlier, ranked at No. 21 in ESPN's draft board. And yes, each player listed was a one-and-done college player.