Below is the first round for my mock. You can find this mock, plus a full second round and scouting reports for every single prospect in the 2025 NBA Draft Guide, which you can explore here. Let’s get to the first round: All that tanking and a $100,

The NCAA tournament served as quite the platform for players such as Florida's Walter Clayton Jr ., Duke's Kon Knueppel, Maryland's Derik Queen and Colorado State's Nique Clifford to showcase their talents in front of NBA executives.

After winning the NCAA men's basketball tournament, the next step for Florida Gators stars Walter Clayton Jr. and Alex Condon is the 2025 NBA Draft.

BYU star Egor Demin is declaring for the 2025 NBA Draft after a standout freshman season, he announced Tuesday. The 6-foot-9 guard is regarded as a potential lottery pick after earning Big 12 All-Freshman honors for the Cougars.

Southeastern Conference freshman of the year Tre Johnson says he's one-and-done at Texas and will enter the NBA draft. Johnson, who made his announcement on ESPN on Tuesday, averaged 19.7 points per game to lead the SEC and broke Kevin Durant's school freshman record with 39 against Arkansas late in the regular season.

Demin was named to the Big 12 All-Freshman Team after averaging 10.6 points, 5.5 assists, 3.9 rebounds and 1.2 steals in 33 games.

In a March mock draft from The Athletic, Richardson was projected as a lottery pick. The Athletic’s Sam Vecenie called the guard “one of the true breakout risers of this draft class. … Few players navigate tight spaces quite like Richardson, as he has a Jalen Brunson-like ability to find creases in the defense with his pristine footwork.”

Jase Richardson is entering the NBA draft, a year or two sooner than his father expected. The Michigan State freshman announced his decision on social media Tuesday.

Now, it is expected that Richardson will fall somewhere in the lottery during the 2025 NBA Draft, and kickstarting his career in professional basketball. After declaring for the draft, Richardson took to Instagram to give a good-bye message to Spartan Nation,

Michigan State’s biggest question of the offseason has an answer: Jase Richardson has made a decision about next season.

Jase Richardson is one and done at Michigan State. The freshman guard will enter the NBA draft, he told ESPN on Tuesday. The outlet has him as the No. 13 prospect in the draft. He averaged 12.1 points per game at Michigan State,