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Justin LewisMarquetteSF - 2Dominick BarlowOvertime ElitePF
- 3Michael Foster JrG League IgnitePF
- 4Jean MonteroOvertime ElitePG
- 5Ziga SamarFuenlabradaPG
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Dereon SeabronNC StateSG - 7
Trevion WilliamsPurdueC - 8
Ron Harper JrRutgersSF - 9
Alondes WilliamsWake ForestPG - 10
Keon EllisAlabamaSG - 11
Collin GillespieVillanovaPG - 12
Kofi CockburnIllinoisC - 13
Kenneth Lofton JrLouisiana TechPF - 14
John ButlerFlorida StatePF - 15
Scotty Pippen JrVanderbiltPG - 16
Julian ChampagnieSt. John'sSF - 17
Johnny JuzangUCLASF - 18
Tevin BrownMurray StateSG - 19
Aminu MohammedGeorgetownPG - 20
Orlando RobinsonFresno StateC - 21
Brady ManekNorth CarolinaPF - 22
Gabe BrownMichigan StateSF - 23
Jamaree BouyeaSan FranciscoPG - 24
Darius DaysLSUPF - 25
Bryson WilliamsTexas TechPF
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2025 NBA draft combine preview: Flagg, more players to watch
With 120 players at the NBA draft combine in Chicago, here's everything to watch out for and know this week.
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Full 2025 NBA draft order of picks after Mavs win lottery
Where will every team pick in the NBA draft in June? We have the full order after Monday's draft lottery.
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Did Jayson Tatum's injury end Celtics' repeat title bid?
The "Get Up" crew discusses if Jayson Tatum's injury derails Boston's championship hopes.
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'Get Up' crew cannot believe JWill wants Mavs to trade No. 1 pick
Jay Williams details why the Mavericks should consider trading the top pick instead of drafting Cooper Flagg.
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Why the Nuggets' title hopes might hinge on the most volatile player in the NBA
Russell Westbrook is perhaps the NBA's most polarizing player. He has single-handedly won and lost games for the Nuggets. But make no mistake: Denver wouldn't be here without him.
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Anthony Edwards delivers on halftime words; Wolves go up 3-1
Anthony Edwards jump-started the Timberwolves with his halftime speech, then scored 16 third-quarter points to lead Minnesota to a Game 4 victory over the Warriors.
