NBA All-Star Weekend has now come and gone, meaning we’ve officially entered the final stretch of the season. Meanwhile, college programs are deep in conference play with just a few weeks to make their case for an NCAA Tournament Bid. The 2025 NBA Draft is just over four months away, so teams around the league continue scouting and refining their boards.

Following what was considered a group of prospects with less upside in the 2024 NBA Draft, the group of players projected to be available in the 2025 NBA Draft is one of the best in recent years. This class features Cooper Flagg and Dylan Harper at the top, but there are several other players who could be needle-movers for an NBA franchise if brought into the right system.

Let’s take a look at fit and projections for this upcoming event in this iteration of Draft Digest’s 2025 NBA Mock Draft.

Top Three

1. Washington Wizards: Cooper Flagg (Duke)

2. New Orleans Pelicans: Dylan Harper (Rutgers)

3. Utah Jazz: VJ Edgecombe (Baylor)

Early Lottery

4. Charlotte Hornets: Kasparas Jakucionis (Illinois)

5. Toronto Raptors: Ace Bailey (Rutgers)

6. Philadelphia 76ers: Tre Johnson (Texas)

7. Brooklyn Nets: Asa Newell (Georgia)

8. Chicago Bulls: Khaman Maluach (Duke)

Late Lottery

9. Portland Trail Blazers: Collin Murray-Boyles (South Carolina)

10. San Antonio Spurs (via ATL): Kon Knueppel (Duke)

11. Miami Heat: Liam McNeeley (UConn)

12. Houston Rockets (via PHX): Noa Essengue (INTL)

13. Atlanta Hawks (via SAC): Thomas Sorber (Georgetown)

14. Miami Heat (via GSW): Nolan Traore (INTL)

Mid-First Round

15. San Antonio Spurs (via ATL): Jeremiah Fears (Oklahoma)

16. Orlando Magic: Derik Queen (Maryland)

17. Minnesota Timberwolves (via DET): Egor Demin (BYU)

18. Dallas Mavericks: Ben Saraf (INTL)

19. Brooklyn Nets (via MIL): Will Riley (Illinois)

20. Utah Jazz (via MIN): Hugo Gonzalez (INTL)

Late First Round

21. Indiana Pacers: Kanon Catchings (BYU)

22. OKC Thunder (via LAC): Carter Bryant (Arizona)

23. Atlanta Hawks (via LAL): Jase Richardson (Michigan State)

24. Brooklyn Nets (via HOU): Labaron Philon (Alabama)

25. Oelando Magic (via DEN): Nique Clifford (Colorado State)

26. Washington Wizards (via MEM): Donnie Freeman (Syracuse)

27. Brooklyn Nets (via NYK): Rasheer Fleming (St. Joseph’s)

28. Boston Celtics: Alex Karaban (UConn)

29. LA Clippers (via OKC): Noah Penda (INTL)

30. Phoenix Suns (via CLE): Danny Wolf (Michigan)

Early Second Round

31. Boston Celtics (via WAS): Ian Jackson (North Carolina)

32. Charlotte Hornets (via NOP): Dink Pate (G League)

33. Minnesota Timberwolves (via UTA): Adou Thiero (Arkansas)

34. Charlotte Hornets: Drake Powell (North Carolina)

35. Detroit Pistons (via TOR): Mackenzie Mgbako (Indiana)

36. Brooklyn Nets: JT Toppin (Texas Tech)

37. Philadelphia 76ers: Kam Jones (Marquette)

38. Sacramento Kings (via CHI): Johni Broome (Auburn)

39. Toronto Raptors (via POR): Jamir Watkins (Florida State)

40. San Antonio Spurs: Milan Momcilovic (Iowa State)

41. Golden State Warriors (via MIA): Hunter Sallis (Wake Forest)

42. OKC Thunder (via ATL): Isaiah Evans (Duke)

43. Washington Wizards (via PHX): Alex Toohey (INTL)

44. Orlando Magic: Ryan Kalkbrenner (Creighton)

45. Washington Wizards (via GSW): Boogie Fland (Arkansas)

Late Second Round

46. Chicago Bulls (via SAC): Karter Knox (Arkansas)

47. Washington Wizards (via DET): Miles Byrd (San Diego State)

48. Utah Jazz (via DAL): Bogoljub Markovic (INTL)

49. Cleveland Cavaliers (via MIL): Rocco Zikarsky (INTL)

50. LA Clippers (via MIN): Joson Sanon (Arizona State)

51. Indiana Pacers: Johann Grunloh (INTL)

52. Utah Jazz (via LAC): Xaivian Lee (Princeton)

53. Los Angeles Lakers: Tomislav Ivisic (Illinois)

54. Memphis Grizzlies (via HOU): John Mobley Jr. (Ohio State)

55. Phoenix Suns (via DEN): KJ Lewis (Arizona)

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56. New York Knicks (via MEM): Sergio De Larrea (INTL)

57. Orlando Magic (via BOS): Payton Sandfort (Iowa)

58. Cleveland Cavaliers: Michael Ruzic (INTL)

59. Houston Rockets (via OKC): Zvonimir Ivisic (Arkansas)

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