You wouldn't be the only one who didn't watch Podziemski wreak havoc on college hoops at Steve Nash's mid-major alma mater, Santa Clara. The sophomore filled up the stat sheet in ways few have matched in decades. That production, along with a strong combine, has him slated to be a potential first-round pick.

Prosper, better known by his nickname "O-Max," was overshadowed by his star teammates on a 2-seed Marquette team. However, a terrific pre-draft process made him a strong candidate to become a first-rounder. The Canadian's combination of athleticism and size stands out.

After a slow start to the season, the former No. 1 recruit turned it on down the stretch for Duke. Still, the defensive specialist averaged just 5.2 points per game as a freshman. If Lively goes in the top 14, that'd be the lowest average by a lottery player in over 20 years.

Though he played against professionals all season, Miller may have missed out on complete exposure by skipping college. The forward was as effective as any player in the G League last season, regardless of age. His unique game could lend itself well to the modern NBA.

Sometimes, timing is everything. With college prospects done for the season, Coulibaly has been Robin to future No. 1 pick Victor Wembanyama's Batman in the French league playoffs. Coulibaly's impressive play and prototypical wing size have him shooting up draft rankings.