Monday night's March Madness finale between No. 1 seeds Florida and Houston features a litany of future NBA talent from both teams with one common -- and rather unusual -- through-line: all of the game's participating prospects are peaking in terms of draft stock.

But it’s his 34-point outing against Auburn in the Final Four on Saturday that has led to ESPN’s Jay Williams declaring he’d take him as high as No. 2 in the upcoming NBA Draft. He has him coming off the board right after Duke forward Cooper Flagg.

Maryland star forward Julian Reese and guard Selton Miguel are out of eligibility, and with Queen declaring for the NBA Draft, meaning no member of one of the highest-scoring starting lineups in the country won't be returning to College Park next season.

WME Best aggregate mock draft rank: 6 / Worst rank: 20 2024-25 stats: In 2024-25, Queen averaged 16.5 points, 9.0 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 1.1