2024 NBA Draft Big Board

 As draft night approaches, this is my final ranking of this year's NBA draft prospects. While the top 10 lacks the star power we usually see, there is a lot of depth and quality role players that I believe we will see have successful careers in the league. This list from about 25-60 is super fluid and there are plenty of fringe players who missed out on the final ranking that could easily interchange for me.

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  1. Ron Holland, 6'7", W/F, G League Ignite
  2. Alex Sarr, 7'1", F/C, Perth
  3. Stephon Castle, 6'6", G/W, UConn
  4. Donovan Clingan, 7'2", C, UConn
  5. Isaiah Collier, 6'3", PG, USC
  6. Rob Dillingham, 6'2", PG/SG, Kentucky
  7. Zaccharie Risacher, 6'9", SF/PF, JL Bourg
  8. Reed Sheppard, 6'3", PG/SG, Kentucky
  9. Dalton Knecht, 6'5", SG/SF, Tennessee
  10. Matas Buzelis, 6'10", W/F, G League Ignite
  11. Nikola Topic, 6'6", PG, KK Crvena Zvezda
  12. Devin Carter, 6'2", PG, Providence
  13. Tyler Smith, 6'10", PF, G League Ignite
  14. Zach Edey, 7'4", C, Purdue
  15. Kel'el Ware, 7'1", C, Indiana
  16. Yves Missi, 6'11", C, Baylor
  17. Terrence Shannon Jr., 6'7", SG, Illinois
  18. Jarred McCain, 6'2", SG, Duke
  19. Tidjane Salaun, 6'9", F, Cholet
  20. Daron Holmes, 6'9", F/C, Dayton
  21. Kyle Filipowski, 6'11", PF/C, Duke
  22. Kyshawn George, 6'7", SG/SF, Miami
  23. Tyler Kolek, 6'3", PG, Marquette
  24. Tristan Da Silva, 6'8", F, Colorado
  25. Jaylon Tyson, 6'7", W, California
  26. Cody Williams, 6'8", SF, Colorado
  27. Bub Carrington, 6'5", PG/SG, Pittsburgh
  28. Johnny Furphy, 6'8", SF, Kansas
  29. Ja'Kobe Walter, 6'5", SG/SF, Baylor
  30. Ryan Dunn, 6'7", SF, Virginia
  31. AJ Johnson, 6'5", PG/SG, Illawarra
  32. Nikola Djurisic, 6'8", W, Mega MIS
  33. Oso Ighodaro, 6'10", PF/C, Marquette
  34. Pacome Dadiet, 6'8", SF, Ratiopharm Ulm
  35. Jonathan Mogbo, 6'7", W/F, San Francisco
  36. Baylor Scheirman, 6'7", SG/SF, Creighton
  37. Jamal Shead, 6'0", PG, Houston
  38. Bobi Klintman, 6'10", SF/PF, Cairns Taipans
  39. Harrison Ingram, 6'6", SF/PF, North Carolina
  40. Melvin Ajinca, 6'8", SF, Saint Quentin
  41. Dillon Jones, 6'7", W, Weber State
  42. Cam Christie, 6'6", SG, Minnesota
  43. Tristen Newton, 6'4", PG, UConn
  44. Isaiah Crawford, 6'6", F, Louisiana Tech
  45. KJ Simpson, 6'1", PG, Colorado
  46. Ulrich Chomche, 6'11", C, NBA Academy
  47. Jaylen Wells, 6'8", SF, Washington State
  48. Ajay Mitchell, 6'4", PG, Santa Barbara
  49. Trey Alexander, 6'3", G, Creighton
  50. Adem Bona, 6'9", C, UCLA
  51. Justin Edwards, 6'7", SF, Kentucky
  52. Isaac Jones, 6'8", F, Washington State
  53. Antonio Reeves, 6'5", SG, Kentucky
  54. Trentyn Flowers, 6'8", SF, Adelaide
  55. Bronny James, 6'3", SG, USC
  56. N'Faly Dante, 6'10", C, Oregon
  57. Jaedon LeDee, 6'9", PF, San Diego State
  58. Juan Nunez, 6'5", PG, Ratiopharm Ulm
  59. Judah Mintz, 6'4", G, Syracuse
  60. Kevin McCullar Jr., 6'5", W, Kansas

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