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    2025 NBA mock draft: Johni Broome, Ryan Kalkbrenner go early in second-round projection

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    2025 NBA mock draft: Johni Broome, Ryan Kalkbrenner go early in second-round projection
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    Saint Joseph’s

    • Jr

    • 6’8″

    / 232 lbs

    Projected Team

    Minnesota

    PROSPECT RNK

    24th

    POSITION RNK

    5th

    PPG

    14.7

    RPG

    8.5

    APG

    1.3

    3P%

    39%

    Fleming is a glove-in-hand fit for any team with its lead playmaker established. He’s a rangy wing who is among the best spot-up shooters in this class and is coming off a big senior season as the alpha at St. Joseph’s.

    Creighton

    • Sr

    • 7’1″

    / 257 lbs

    Projected Team

    Boston

    PROSPECT RNK

    27th

    POSITION RNK

    6th

    PPG

    19.2

    RPG

    8.7

    APG

    1.5

    3P%

    34.4%

    The depth of big men in this class pushed Kalkbrenner into Round 2 but he shouldn’t be waiting long. He’d be a tremendous value for Boston here.

    Auburn

    • Sr

    • 6’9″

    / 249 lbs

    Projected Team

    Charlotte

    PROSPECT RNK

    35th

    POSITION RNK

    8th

    PPG

    18.6

    RPG

    10.8

    APG

    2.9

    3P%

    27.8%

    Charlotte has back-to-back picks here and I love the idea of adding a stable college basketball veteran like Broome who produced at an All-American level at Auburn and who has shown growth each season. The Hornets need size in their frontcourt and Broome’s added maturity could help this young team.

    Arkansas

    • Jr

    • 6’6″

    / 218 lbs

    Projected Team

    Charlotte

    PROSPECT RNK

    37th

    POSITION RNK

    11th

    PPG

    15.1

    RPG

    5.8

    APG

    1.9

    3P%

    25.6%

    A bulldog defender who has tremendous size and made a big leap last season as a scorer, Thiero could stand to improve his shooting efficiency but has proven he can play and impact winning in multiple roles.


    Bogoljub Markovic


    PF

    Serbia

    • 6’11”

    / 190 lbs

    Projected Team

    Philadelphia

    PROSPECT RNK

    50th

    POSITION RNK

    7th

    PPG

    13.7

    RPG

    6.8

    APG

    2.7

    3P%

    37%

    A soon-to-be 20-year-old from Serbia, Marković has produced at a high level in the Adriatic League this season with Mega Basket and is top five this season in rebounds per game.

    Stanford

    • Sr

    • 7’0″

    / 237 lbs

    Projected Team

    Brooklyn

    PROSPECT RNK

    26th

    POSITION RNK

    5th

    PPG

    20.2

    RPG

    10.6

    APG

    1.7

    3P%

    34.5%

    Brooklyn used all five of its first round picks Wednesday and it’s clear they’re prioritizing length, passing and athleticism. Raynaud can check several of those boxes as a 7-footer who can move like a guard and attack the basket.

    Kentucky

    • Sr

    • 6’6″

    / 202 lbs

    Projected Team

    Detroit

    PROSPECT RNK

    57th

    POSITION RNK

    14th

    PPG

    11.6

    RPG

    3.2

    APG

    1.3

    3P%

    43.5%

    Detroit adds another weapon to surround Cade Cunningham with in the backcourt. Brea hit 43.5% of his 3-pointers last season with Kentucky and rated in the 96th percentile on catch-and-shoot opportunities.

    Tennessee

    • Sr

    • 6’4″

    / 206 lbs

    Projected Team

    Indiana

    PROSPECT RNK

    42nd

    POSITION RNK

    7th

    PPG

    18

    RPG

    3.9

    APG

    1.1

    3P%

    39.5%

    Lanier could be a helping hand on a cheap deal for the Pacers after five college seasons, which culminated with an All-SEC season with Tennessee in 2024-25.

    Duke

    • Jr

    • 6’4″

    / 183 lbs

    Projected Team

    Toronto

    PROSPECT RNK

    36th

    POSITION RNK

    5th

    PPG

    12.4

    RPG

    3

    APG

    2.3

    3P%

    40.5%

    Once viewed as a potential top-20 draft pick, Proctor remade himself at Duke from a ball-dominant guard into a legitimate weapon capable of adding value as a defender and shooter.

    Florida State

    • Sr

    • 6’5″

    / 215 lbs

    Projected Team

    New Orleans

    PROSPECT RNK

    59th

    POSITION RNK

    15th

    PPG

    18.4

    RPG

    5.7

    APG

    2.4

    3P%

    32.1%

    Watkins is an older prospect having spent four years in college but his athletic profile and aggressive scoring acumen should land him a spot in Thursday’s draft in the 30s or 40s. He averaged a career-best 18.4 points per game last season at Florida State.


    Noah Penda


    SF

    France

    • 6’8″

    / 225 lbs

    Projected Team

    Golden St.

    PROSPECT RNK

    31st

    POSITION RNK

    9th

    PPG

    10.2

    RPG

    5.1

    APG

    2.6

    3P%

    30.4%

    Penda finished as the No. 31 player in the CBS Sports rankings and was projected as a late first round pick in my final mock. I don’t expect he is on the board long here. He’s a long forward who can score inside and out, and he’s a multipositional defender.


    Rocco Zikarsky


    C

    Australia

    • 7’3″

    / 257 lbs

    Projected Team

    Sacramento

    PROSPECT RNK

    40th

    POSITION RNK

    9th

    Zikarsky is an 18-year-old big from Australia who has largely been a bit player with Brisbane in the NBL but has flashed real promise as a teenager in a professional league. His 7-3 frame and fluid athletic movement could give Sacramento a developmental big in its ranks.

    Georgetown

    • Sr

    • 6’6″

    / 212 lbs

    Projected Team

    Washington

    PROSPECT RNK

    38th

    POSITION RNK

    6th

    PPG

    17.2

    RPG

    5.8

    APG

    3.6

    3P%

    40%

    Peavy was a workhorse last season with Georgetown averaging 37 minutes per game and starting in all 32 of his appearances. He made a career-best 40% of his 3-pointers last season and rated in the 80th percentile on dribble jumpers and in the 86th percentile on 3-pointers.


    Alex Toohey


    SF

    Australia

    • 6’8″

    / 223 lbs

    PPG

    10.6

    RPG

    4.0

    APG

    1.3

    3P%

    31%

    Toohey turned some heads at the NBA Draft Combine with strong measurements and solid shooting in drills. The Australian product just turned 21 and has made good use of his time the last few seasons in the NBL.

    Australia

    • 6’10”

    / 236 lbs

    Projected Team

    Chicago

    PROSPECT RNK

    83rd

    POSITION RNK

    13th

    A big-bodied center with a high motor who competes on both ends. He produced in the NBL last season on the league’s championship-winning team and has made big strides each of the last few seasons.

    Marquette

    • Sr

    • 6’3″

    / 202 lbs

    Projected Team

    Orlando

    PROSPECT RNK

    34th

    POSITION RNK

    8th

    PPG

    19.2

    RPG

    4.5

    APG

    5.9

    3P%

    31.1%

    Jones’ efficiency took a step back last season as he moved from an off-ball scoring role to an on-ball high usage role. He’s a marvelous shooting prospect, though, and someone who has real versatility as a scorer and facilitator.

    Wisconsin

    • Sr

    • 6’5″

    / 212 lbs

    Projected Team

    Milwaukee

    PROSPECT RNK

    44th

    POSITION RNK

    13th

    PPG

    19.6

    RPG

    5.3

    APG

    1.8

    3P%

    38.8%

    Milwaukee keeps a Wisconsin player close in John Tonje, who played six college basketball seasons and officially broke out last season with the Badgers. He was an All-American last season keying one of the sport’s most potent offensive attacks.

    Florida

    • Sr

    • 6’2″

    / 210 lbs

    Projected Team

    Memphis

    PROSPECT RNK

    46th

    POSITION RNK

    8th

    PPG

    14.4

    RPG

    4.5

    APG

    2.2

    3P%

    35%

    Martin played a key role in leading two teams (FAU in 2023 and Florida in 2025) to the Final Four and helped the Gators clinch the title earlier this year. He’s a big leaper who is a career 36.4% 3-point shooter.

    West Virginia

    • Sr

    • 6’1″

    / 190 lbs

    Projected Team

    Cleveland

    PROSPECT RNK

    54th

    POSITION RNK

    11th

    PPG

    18.6

    RPG

    4.1

    APG

    5.6

    3P%

    35.3%

    Small is a four-year college player who began his career at Eastern Carolina and transferred up to the Big 12 while improving his production. He averaged 18.6 points and 5.6 assists last season at West Virginia and profiles as a potential backup lead guard.

    Gonzaga

    • Sr

    • 5’11”

    / 176 lbs

    Projected Team

    New York

    PROSPECT RNK

    48th

    POSITION RNK

    10th

    PPG

    10.5

    RPG

    3

    APG

    9.8

    3P%

    40.4%

    Despite measuring as the second-shortest player at the NBA Combine, Nembhard has a chance to stick in the league because of his selfless play style and pass-first mentality at point guard. He led college basketball in assists last season. His brother, Andrew, established himself as an indispensable player for the runner-up Pacers.

    Duke

    • Sr

    • 6’5″

    / 218 lbs

    PPG

    8.6

    RPG

    4.2

    APG

    2.9

    3P%

    41.3%

    James was a key piece for a 35-win Duke team last season operating as a lead defensive hound and sharpshooter. He’s physically mature and has a role-playing skillset with his ability to make shots and facilitate.


    Dink Pate


    SG

    G League Capitanes

    • 6’6″

    / 201 lbs

    Projected Team

    Phoenix

    PROSPECT RNK

    47th

    POSITION RNK

    9th

    PPG

    10.1

    RPG

    5.2

    APG

    1.9

    3P%

    25.8%

    A former five-star recruit, Pate eschewed college to go to the G League Ignite — only for it to fold after his first season. Despite that, he’s still flashed NBA talent with his big frame and playmaking, though he needs to continue adding to his frame and developing as a shooter.

    Wake Forest

    • Sr

    • 6’4″

    / 182 lbs

    Projected Team

    Utah

    PROSPECT RNK

    52nd

    POSITION RNK

    10th

    PPG

    18.3

    RPG

    5.1

    APG

    2.8

    3P%

    27.7%

    Sallis was one of the most productive guards in the country the last two seasons at Wake Forest, and he averaged career-highs in rebounds, points and steals last season. He’s a former five-star with a big pedigree who has tremendous athletic pop and could be a bench scorer.

    Clemson

    • Sr

    • 6’11”

    / 245 lbs

    Projected Team

    Indiana

    PROSPECT RNK

    75th

    POSITION RNK

    15th

    PPG

    11.4

    RPG

    6.4

    APG

    1.5

    3P%

    37.5%

    Lahkin had an ACC-leading 7.9% block rate in league play last season at Clemson and brings size and energy to the center spot. He showed improvement as a shooter last season as well and has a knack for grabbing boards in big spots.

    Villanova

    • Sr

    • 6’8″

    / 259 lbs

    Projected Team

    L.A. Lakers

    PROSPECT RNK

    53rd

    POSITION RNK

    9th

    PPG

    23.3

    RPG

    5.1

    APG

    1.9

    3P%

    40.7%

    Dixon’s a professional bucket-getter who led college basketball in scoring last season and earned All-American honors in his fifth and final season at Villanova. He plays bigger than his measurements indicate and has managed efficiency as a scorer in various roles in college.

    Alabama

    • Sr

    • 6’10”

    / 230 lbs

    Projected Team

    Memphis

    PROSPECT RNK

    51st

    POSITION RNK

    8th

    PPG

    11.5

    RPG

    7.6

    APG

    1.6

    3P%

    25.8%

    The fluid movement and sheer athleticism of Nelson is NBA-caliber, though the holes in his game as a below-average shooter are tough to totally ignore. He plays big in big games and competes hard on both ends.

    Nevada

    • Sr

    • 6’9″

    / 207 lbs

    Projected Team

    Orlando

    PROSPECT RNK

    67th

    POSITION RNK

    17th

    PPG

    15.8

    RPG

    3.9

    APG

    4.5

    3P%

    34.2%

    Sanders played four seasons at Cal Poly before transferring up to Nevada and flourishing, where last season he averaged 15.8 points and shot 34.2% on 3s as a dynamic offensive weapon. He rated in the 85th percentile on dribble jumpers and has immense feel for a big-bodied guard.

    Michigan

    • Sr

    • 7’0″

    / 253 lbs

    Projected Team

    Cleveland

    PROSPECT RNK

    58th

    POSITION RNK

    13th

    PPG

    16.6

    RPG

    7

    APG

    1.1

    3P%

    33.3%

    Goldin was part of a unique two-big rotation at Michigan last season and held up his end of the bargain as a rim protector who rated out very well on the defensive end. He blocked 1.4 shots per game for the Wolverines, who had a top-12 defense.


    Izan Almansa


    PF

    Spain

    • 6’9″

    / 220 lbs

    Projected Team

    Phoenix

    PROSPECT RNK

    45th

    POSITION RNK

    6th

    I’ve long been a fan of Almansa’s game and think the combo of his size and passing feel could be a hit in the NBA. He measured among the longest in vertical reach at the combine and has a wingspan pushing 7-2.

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