<![CDATA[No Ceilings: $DRFT]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/s/drfthttps://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!lwZH!,w_256,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F5cbe790f-e221-4250-9e16-742bd08d81a4_800x800.pngNo Ceilings: $DRFThttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/s/drftSubstackTue, 23 Jun 2026 19:22:10 GMT<![CDATA[March 2025 Top 75 NBA $DRFT Stock Market Update]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/march-2025-top-75-nba-drft-stockhttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/march-2025-top-75-nba-drft-stockThu, 27 Mar 2025 16:02:07 GMT

We're well into March Madness, so what better time to track the draft stock of the top prospects in the 2025 class?

If you're new to this and trying to figure out which players your favorite lottery team might be eyeing a few months from now… welcome aboard!

The goal here is straightforward: to help you, the investor, position yourself for the best return on investment when building your 2025 NBA Draft portfolio.

The $DRFT stock prices are derived by analyzing the latest mainstream big board rankings to determine each prospect's average stock listing price. This approach gives us a broader perspective on where each player's draft stock may be trending, avoiding the biases of any single outlet. This month, we're looking at ESPN, Bleacher Report, the Athletic, Tankathon, and, of course, No Ceilings.

Keep in mind that the market is volatile this time of year. A prospect’s draft stock is constantly shifting; nothing is set in stone. As we move through the pre-draft process, we can expect some significant changes, both up and down the board.

As we continue to analyze which prospects will deliver the biggest ROI as the draft cycle progresses, always remember the golden rule on Ball Street…

Nobody - and I don’t care if you’re Jonathan Givony or if you’re Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways, or in circles!

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BLUE CHIP STOCKS

1. Cooper Flagg, Duke, F

Avg. Stock Price - 1 | Prev. Stock Price - 1 | High - 1 | Low - 1

  • Sell Me This Pen: A versatile, elite two-way forward with a rare blend of defensive tenacity, shot-blocking ability, and offensive upside that makes him a potential game-changer at the next level.

2. Dylan Harper, Rutgers, G

Avg. Stock Price - 2 | Prev. Stock Price - 2.2 | High - 2 | Low - 2

  • Sell Me This Pen: A dynamic jumbo guard with exceptional scoring ability, impressive rim-finishing skills, and a strong, physical frame, making him both a poised playmaker and a potent offensive threat.

3. Ace Bailey, Rutgers, F

Avg. Stock Price - 3.4 | Prev. Stock Price - 2.8 | High - 3 | Low - 5

  • Sell Me This Pen: An explosive, athletic wing with a knack for tough shot-making and an impressive ability to score in a variety of ways, making him a dynamic offensive weapon and a constant threat to the defense.

4. V.J. Edgecombe, Baylor, G

Avg. Stock Price - 3.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 5.2 | High - 3 | Low - 4

  • Sell Me This Pen: A dynamic wing with explosive athleticism, Edgecombe combines a high motor with an ability to impact both ends of the floor. His elite shot-blocking and relentless defense make him a potential game-changer, while his raw offensive upside hints at a future two-way star.

5. Kasparas Jakucionis, Illinois, G

Avg. Stock Price - 6.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 4.8 | High - 5 | Low - 13

  • Sell Me This Pen: A Lithuanian combo guard with ideal size, Jakucionis is a scoring threat with his deadly stepback jumper and impressive finishing ability around the rim. His intriguing playmaking potential and all-around offensive game make him a tantalizing prospect with a high ceiling.

LARGE CAP STOCKS

6. Tre Johnson, Texas, SG

Avg. Stock Price - 7.2 | Prev. Stock Price - 9.4 | High - 5 | Low - 10

  • Sell Me This Pen: A pure bucket getter, Johnson has a natural scoring instinct that translates to any offensive system. His ability to take and make tough shots makes him a lethal offensive weapon with star potential.

7. Derik Queen, Maryland, F/C

Avg. Stock Price - 8 | Prev. Stock Price - 13.4 | High - 6 | Low - 10

  • Sell Me This Pen: An uber-skilled big with a refined post game, a slick handle, and intriguing passing vision, Queen blends size with high basketball feel. Drawing comparisons to Chris Webber and Naz Reid, his ability to attack downhill, facilitate, and dominate inside makes him a unique and versatile prospect.

8. Kon Knueppel, Duke, SG

Avg. Stock Price - 8.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 9.4 | High - 6 | Low - 12

  • Sell Me This Pen: A high-feel sharpshooter with a quick consistent release, Knueppel’s scoring ability from deep is his standout trait, but it’s his basketball IQ and smooth off-ball movement that truly elevate his game. His shooting consistency and court awareness make him a reliable and dangerous offensive weapon.

9. Khaman Maluach, Duke, C

Avg. Stock Price - 9 | Prev. Stock Price - 9.6 | High - 7 | Low - 12

  • Sell Me This Pen: A powerful big man from South Sudan, Maluach dominates the paint with his strong rim deterrence and elite finishing ability around the rim. With his physicality, defensive presence, and growing potential to stretch the floor, he’s a raw, yet intriguing prospect with immense upside.

10. Collin Murray-Boyles, South Carolina, PF

Avg. Stock Price - 11.2 | Prev. Stock Price - 9.6 | High - 9 | Low - 16

  • Sell Me This Pen: A versatile but slightly undersized forward with a strong all-around game, Murray-Boyles can impact games on both ends of the floor with his defense, rebounding, and ability to score in a variety of ways. His strength, athleticism, and upside as a two-way player make him a high-potential prospect with room to grow if the shot comes around.

11. Jeremiah Fears, Oklahoma, PG

Avg. Stock Price - 11.2 | Prev. Stock Price - 10.4 | High - 7 | Low - 17

  • Sell Me This Pen: A reclassified freshman with stellar production, Fears led his team to the tournament in the competitive SEC. Despite his youth, his tough shot-making, downhill burst, and budding playmaking stand out, showcasing his potential to develop into a dynamic floor general with the tools to impact both ends of the court.

12. Jase Richardson, Michigan State, G

Avg. Stock Price - 12 | Prev. Stock Price - 42 | High - 4 | Low - 20

  • Sell Me This Pen: Son of former NBA wing Jason Richardson, Jase is an uber-efficient lefty combo guard with an advanced scoring arsenal. Richardson combines his buttery jumper, high feel, and smooth athleticism to consistently impact games. Though undersized, Richardson has the tools, IQ, and pedigree to develop into a high-level prospect.

13. Liam McNeeley, UConn, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 12.6 | Prev. Stock Price - 42 | High - 9 | Low - 17

  • Sell Me This Pen: A versatile wing with a smooth scoring game, McNeeley excels as a shooter while demonstrating the ability to get to the basket and generate free throws when he’s run off the line. His feel and size makes him a highly intriguing prospect with star role player potential.

14. Asa Newell, Georgia, F/C

Avg. Stock Price - 13.4 | Prev. Stock Price - 11.4 | High - 10 | Low - 21

  • Sell Me This Pen: A highly skilled power forward with a mix of finesse and athleticism, Newell is a constant lob target with potential to stretch the floor. His combination of size, mobility, and productivity gives him tremendous upside as a modern, two-way forward.

GROWTH STOCKS

15. Ben Saraf, Ratiopharm Ulm, G

Avg. Stock Price - 17.2 | Prev. Stock Price - 12.2 | High - 15 | Low - 23

  • Sell Me This Pen: An Israeli combo guard with a unique blend of downhill burst and creativity as a passer, Saraf has already made an impact playing for Ratiopharm Ulm, the German prospect power house. His ability to score, facilitate, and use his athleticism to break down defenses makes him an intriguing prospect with substantial upside.

16. Egor Demin, BYU, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 17.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 8.2 | High - 12 | Low - 26

  • Sell Me This Pen: A 6’9” Russian-born wing with mesmerizing passing ability, showcasing elite court vision and the kind of creativity that can unlock any offense. His knack for setting up teammates in perfect positions makes him a potential centerpiece for a team looking to build around a dynamic playmaker.

17. Noa Essengue, Ratiopharm Ulm, F

Avg. Stock Price - 18.2 | Prev. Stock Price - 16.4 | High - 14 | Low - 27

  • Sell Me This Pen: A young, athletic forward with an impressive blend of physical tools and a rapidly developing skill set. Playing in Germany's top pro league, he’s already showing flashes of elite potential with his defensive versatility, rebounding, and ability to score at multiple levels. With his combination of youth, raw talent, and professional experience, Essengue is an exciting prospect with a high ceiling.

18. Nolan Traore, Saint Quentin, PG

Avg. Stock Price - 19 | Prev. Stock Price - 11 | High - 13 | Low - 27

  • Sell Me This Pen: French point guard with explosive straight-line speed and impressive playmaking ability. Already producing in a pro league, his dynamic athleticism and court vision make him a high-upside prospect with major potential.

19. Hugo Gonzalez, Real Madrid, SG/F

Avg. Stock Price - 21 | Prev. Stock Price - 18.8 | High - 18 | Low - 23

  • Sell Me This Pen: Explosive Spanish wing playing for one of the top teams in the world in the EuroLeague. Renowned for his athleticism, defensive disruption, and rim-attacking ability, he’s shown flashes of major potential despite limited playing time.

20. Thomas Sorber, Georgetown, PF/C

Avg. Stock Price - 21 | Prev. Stock Price - 26.6 | High - 16 | Low - 25

  • Sell Me This Pen: Talented freshman big man who played a key role in helping put Georgetown back on the college basketball map. With his strong presence in the paint, rebounding ability, and improving outside game, Sorber has quickly emerged as a promising prospect with a bright future ahead.

21. Rasheer Fleming, St. Joesph’s, F

Avg. Stock Price - 21 | Prev. Stock Price - 26.2 | High - 13 | Low - 29

  • Sell Me This Pen: A physically gifted forward with incredible strength and a ridiculous wingspan. His ability to apply relentless rim pressure and stretch the floor offensively, combined with his elite five-position defensive potential, makes him an extremely intriguing, high-upside prospect.

22. Danny Wolf, Michigan, PF/C

Avg. Stock Price - 23 | Prev. Stock Price - 32.6 | High - 18 | Low - 31

  • Sell Me This Pen: Unique big man with impressive playmaking and ball-handling skills, often taking on the role of primary initiator. His ability to stretch the floor adds another layer to his game, but improving his decision-making will be key to unlocking his full potential.

23. Carter Bryant, Arizona, F

Avg. Stock Price - 23.4 | Prev. Stock Price - 32.6 | High - 19 | Low - 33

  • Sell Me This Pen: Highly efficient wing who consistently boosts Arizona's performance whenever he's on the floor. Despite playing limited minutes, his two-way impact is undeniable, suggesting that his true potential may be much greater than what his current role allows him to show.

24. Nique Clifford, Colorado State, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 25.2 | Prev. Stock Price - 35.6 | High - 18 | Low - 35

  • Sell Me This Pen: A versatile wing who raised his stock with standout tournament performances, showcasing his ability to dribble, pass, shoot, and defend. A true glue guy, Clifford’s all-around skill set and consistent improvement make him an intriguing prospect who may not be finished reaching his potential.

25. Noah Penda, Le Mans, F

Avg. Stock Price - 26.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 39 | High - 21 | Low - 33

  • Sell Me This Pen: A versatile wing for Le Mans who can contribute in a variety of ways. Whether it's scoring, rebounding, or defending, he’s shown the ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor, making him a well-rounded prospect with plenty of upside.

26. Kam Jones, Marquette, G

Avg. Stock Price - 28.6 | Prev. Stock Price - 25 | High - 24 | Low - 44

  • Sell Me This Pen: A seasoned college guard known for his scoring ability both from the perimeter and at the rim. This season he expanded his playmaking skills, making him a more dynamic offensive threat with the potential to contribute right away.

27. Johni Broome, Auburn, PF/C

Avg. Stock Price - 29.4 | Prev. Stock Price - 40.8 | High - 23 | Low - 39

  • Sell Me This Pen: A Naismith National Player of the Year finalist, Broome boasts a stellar college resume backed by insane statistical production. A dominant force on both ends of the floor, Broome's ability to impact the game makes him one of the top senior prospects in this class.

28. Joan Beringer, Cedevita Olimpija, C

Avg. Stock Price - 30.4 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 17 | Low - 44

  • Sell Me This Pen: A talented teenage big man earning pro minutes, showcasing impressive defensive versatility. On offense, his efficient yet simple, complementary game allows him to contribute without forcing the action, making him an intriguing prospect with a strong foundation.

29. Will Riley, Illinois, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 31.6 | Prev. Stock Price - 30 | High - 15 | Low - 49

  • Sell Me This Pen: A wiry, scoring wing with a smooth jumper and a ton of potential. Though his season was inconsistent, he started and finished strong, showcasing the talent and scoring ability that make him an intriguing prospect moving forward.

30. Adou Thiero, Arkansas, F

Avg. Stock Price - 33.2 | Prev. Stock Price - 30 | High - 27 | Low - 45

  • Sell Me This Pen: A dynamic wing with strong defensive instincts and an ability to impact the game on both ends of the floor. Known for his versatility, he’s a tough, super athletic playmaker who can defend multiple positions and contribute offensively with consistent downhill rim pressure, making him an exciting two-way prospect.

PENNY STOCKS

31. Labaron Philon, Alabama, PG

Avg. Stock Price - 33.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 20.6 | High - 24 | Low - 48

32. Miles Byrd, San Diego State, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 33.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 58 | High - 24 | Low - 50

33. Boogie Fland, Arkansas, PG

Avg. Stock Price - 36 | Prev. Stock Price - 20.8 | High - 24 | Low - 48

34. Alex Karaban, UConn, F

Avg. Stock Price - 36 | Prev. Stock Price - 24 | High - 29 | Low - 52

35. Isaiah Evans, Duke, SG

Avg. Stock Price - 37.6 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 27 | Low - 41

36. Ryan Kalbrenner, Creighton, C

Avg. Stock Price - 38.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 41.6 | High - 32 | Low - 46

37. Yaxel Lendenborg, UAB, F

Avg. Stock Price - 39.4 | Prev. Stock Price - 61.4 | High - 28 | Low - 62

38. Alex Condon, Florida, PF/C

Avg. Stock Price - 40.6 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 26 | Low - 50

39. Ian Jackson, UNC, SG

Avg. Stock Price - 41.4 | Prev. Stock Price - 24.2 | High - 31 | Low - 56

40. Maxime Raynaud, Stanford, C

Avg. Stock Price - 43.4 | Prev. Stock Price - 48.2 | High - 28 | Low - 64

41. Alex Toohey, Sydney, F

Avg. Stock Price - 44 | Prev. Stock Price - 41.2 | High - 31 | Low - 66

42. Sergio De Larrea, Valencia, PG

Avg. Stock Price - 44.4 | Prev. Stock Price - 49 | High - 23 | Low - 83

43. JT Toppin, Texas Tech, PF/C

Avg. Stock Price - 45.2 | Prev. Stock Price - 49.6 | High - 32 | Low - 71

44. Darrion Williams, Texas Tech, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 48.6 | Prev. Stock Price - 48.2 | High - 45 | Low - 60

45. Walter Clayton Jr., Florida, G

Avg. Stock Price - 49.2 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 30 | Low - 63

46. Chaz Lanier, Tennessee, SG

Avg. Stock Price - 49.4 | Prev. Stock Price - 60.8 | High - 38 | Low - 58

47. Dink Pate, Mexico City, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 49.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 32.6 | High - 40 | Low - 59

48. Tyrese Proctor, Duke, SG

Avg. Stock Price - 50.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 45.8 | High - 37 | Low - 64

49. Bogoljub Markovic, Mega MIS, PF/C

Avg. Stock Price - 51 | Prev. Stock Price - 51.6 | High - 33 | Low - 85

50. Drake Powell, UNC, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 51.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 41.2 | High - 31 | Low - NR

51. Cedric Coward, Washington State, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 54.6 | Prev. Stock Price - 66.8 | High - 44 | Low - 74

52. Michael Ruzic, Joventut, F

Avg. Stock Price - 55.2 | Prev. Stock Price - 40.4 | High - 46 | Low - 72

53. Rocco Zikarsky, Brisbane, C

Avg. Stock Price - 55.6 | Prev. Stock Price - 41.8 | High - 45 | Low - 64

54. Jamir Watkins, Florida State, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 60.6 | Prev. Stock Price - 57.6 | High - 42 | Low - 76

55. JoJo Tugler, Houston, C

Avg. Stock Price - 61.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 62.2 | High - 36 | Low - 93

56. Tomislav Ivisic, Illinois, C

Avg. Stock Price - 62.8 | Prev. Stock Price - 66.8 | High - 54 | Low - 88

57. Hunter Sallis, Wake Forrest, SG

Avg. Stock Price - 63.4 | Prev. Stock Price - 52.2 | High - 57 | Low - 71

58. Johann Grünloh, Vechta, C

Avg. Stock Price - 64.6 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 52 | Low - 81

59. Tahaad Pettiford, Auburn, G

Avg. Stock Price - 65 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 46 | Low - 86

60. KJ Lewis, Arizona, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 65.4 | Prev. Stock Price - 58.6 | High - 43 | Low - NR

UNLISTED STOCKS

61. Xaivian Lee, Princeton, G

Avg. Stock Price - 66.6 | Prev. Stock Price - 62.4 | High - 43 | Low - NR

62. Sion James, Duke, F

Avg. Stock Price - 67.4 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 50 | Low - 98

63. Dailyn Swain, Xavier, F

Avg. Stock Price - 70 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 40 | Low - 94

64. Braden Smith, Purdue, PG

Avg. Stock Price - 70 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 38 | Low - 100

65. Wesley Yates, USC, G

Avg. Stock Price - 70.4 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 43 | Low - 93

66. Eric Dixon, Villanova, F

Avg. Stock Price - 72.4 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 49 | Low - NR

67. Ben Henshall, Perth, SG

Avg. Stock Price - 74.4 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 58 | Low - 82

68. Milos Uzan, Houston, G

Avg. Stock Price - 74.4 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 45 | Low - NR

69. Bennett Stirtz, Drake, G

Avg. Stock Price - 74.6 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 35 | Low - NR

70. Zvonimir Ivisic, Arkansas, C

Avg. Stock Price - 77 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 59 | Low - 98

71. Max Shulga, VCU, SG

Avg. Stock Price - 77.4 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 40 | Low - NR

72. Koby Brea, Kentucky, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 77.8 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 53 | Low - NR

73. Payton Sandfort, Iowa, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 79.4 | Prev. Stock Price - 58.4 | High - 44 | Low - 100

74. RJ Luis, St. John’s, F

Avg. Stock Price - 80.6 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 51 | Low - NR

75. Hansen Yang, Qindao, C

Avg. Stock Price - 80.6 | Prev. Stock Price - NR | High - 61 | Low - NR

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]]><![CDATA[February 2025 Top 60 NBA $DRFT Stock Market Update]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/february-2025-top-60-nba-drft-stockhttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/february-2025-top-60-nba-drft-stockTue, 11 Feb 2025 17:01:43 GMT

Welcome to the February 2025 NBA $DRFT Stock Market update on the NBA Draftdaq.

The Draftdaq at No Ceilings is your online marketplace to (theoretically) buy and trade NBA Draft Prospect Stock. How this thing works is that I go through the most up-to-date rankings that I can find from a variety of mainstream draft sites, including ESPN, Bleacher Report, Tankathon, the Athletic, and, of course, the crew at No Ceilings, to average out the draft stock for the most relevant prospects in the 2025 NBA Draft Class, according to consensus.

As we inch closer to March Madness, we’re starting to see some new names enter the fold, some old names drop out of the market, and the mainstays start to cement and separate themselves on the charts.

The NBA $DRFT Stock market is volatile; smart investors will need to know when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em. Do you have diamond hands, or are you going to have to take the L and sell the bag while you can still extract some value?

These rankings don’t necessarily reflect how I or the gang at No Ceilings personally feel about the 2025 prospects. However, they do give us a more accurate reflection of how the mainstream draft community is collectively viewing the returns on the 2025 NBA Draft class as a whole.

As we continue to speculate on which prospects will yield the biggest ROI for the remainder of the draft cycle, always remember the number one rule on Ball Street…

“Nobody - and I don't care if you're Jonathan Givony or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways, or in circles!”

No Ceilings is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.

BLUE CHIP STOCKS

1. Cooper Flagg, Duke, F

Avg. Stock Price - 1

Prev. Stock Price - 1

2. Dylan Harper, Rutgers, G

Avg. Stock Price - 2.2

Prev. Stock Price - 2.8

3. Ace Bailey, Rutgers, F

Avg. Stock Price - 2.8

Prev. Stock Price - 2.2

4. Kasparas Jakucionis, Illinois, G

Avg. Stock Price - 4.8

Prev. Stock Price - 17.4

5. VJ Edgecombe, Baylor, G

Avg. Stock Price - 5.2

Prev. Stock Price - 5

LARGE CAP STOCKS

6. Egor Demin, BYU, G

Avg. Stock Price - 8.2

Prev. Stock Price - 13.2

7. Kon Knueppel, Duke, G

Avg. Stock Price - 9.4

Prev. Stock Price - 7.2

8. Tre Johnson, Texas, G

Avg. Stock Price - 9.4

Prev. Stock Price - 10.6

9. Khaman Maluach, Duke, C

Avg. Stock Price - 9.6

Prev. Stock Price - 10.4

10. Jeremiah Fears, Oklahoma, G

Avg. Stock Price - 10.4

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

11. Nolan Traore, Saint Quentin, G

Avg. Stock Price - 11

Prev. Stock Price - 5.8

12. Asa Newell, Georgia, F/C

Avg. Stock Price - 11.4

Prev. Stock Price - 13.8

13. Ben Saraf, Ratiopharm Ulm, G

Avg. Stock Price - 12.2

Prev. Stock Price - 24.4

14. Liam McNeeley, UConn, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 12.4

Prev. Stock Price - 13

GROWTH STOCKS

15. Derik Queen, Maryland, F/C

Avg. Stock Price - 13.4

Prev. Stock Price - 54.8

16. Collin Murray-Boyles, South Carolina, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 15

Prev. Stock Price - 12.8

17. Noa Essengue, Ratiopharm Ulm, F

Avg. Stock Price - 16.4

Prev. Stock Price - 22

18. Hugo Gonzalez, Real Madrid, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 18.8

Prev. Stock Price - 12.2

19. Labaron Philon, Alabama, G

Avg. Stock Price - 20.6

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

20. Boogie Fland, Arkansas, G

Avg. Stock Price - 20.8

Prev. Stock Price - 24.2

21. Alex Karaban, UConn, F

Avg. Stock Price - 24

Prev. Stock Price - 23.6

22. Ian Jackson, UNC, G

Avg. Stock Price - 24.2

Prev. Stock Price - 24.4

23. Kam Jones, Marquette, G

Avg. Stock Price - 25

Prev. Stock Price - 47

24. Adou Thiero, Arkansas, F

Avg. Stock Price - 25.4

Prev. Stock Price - 39.4

25. Rasheer Fleming, St. Joesph’s, F

Avg. Stock Price - 26.2

Prev. Stock Price - 71

26. Thomas Sorber, Georgetown, F/C

Avg. Stock Price - 26.6

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

27. Will Riley, Illinois, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 30

Prev. Stock Price - 43.4

28. Carter Bryant, Arizona, F

Avg. Stock Price - 32

Prev. Stock Price - 43

29. Dink Pate, Mexico City, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 32.6

Prev. Stock Price - 28.2

30. Danny Wolf, Michigan, C

Avg. Stock Price - 32.6

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

PENNY STOCKS

31. Nique Clifford, Colorado State, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 35.6

Prev. Stock Price - 53.4

32. Noah Penda, Le Mans, F

Avg. Stock Price - 39

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

33. Michael Ruzic, Joventut, F

Avg. Stock Price - 40.4

Prev. Stock Price - 27.4

34. Johni Broome, Auburn, F/C

Avg. Stock Price - 40.8

Prev. Stock Price - 49.2

35. Alex Toohey, Sydney, F

Avg. Stock Price - 41.2

Prev. Stock Price - 37.2

36. Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton, C

Avg. Stock Price - 41.6

Prev. Stock Price - 52.6

37. Rocco Zikarsky, Brisbane, C

Avg. Stock Price - 41.8

Prev. Stock Price - 22

38. Jase Richardson, Michigan State, G

Avg. Stock Price - 42

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

39. Drake Powell, UNC, G/F

Avg. Stock Price - 43.2

Prev. Stock Price - 13.4

40. Tyrese Proctor, Duke, G

Avg. Stock Price - 45.8

Prev. Stock Price - 39

41. Darrion Williams, Texas Tech, F

Avg. Stock Price - 48.2

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

42. Maxime Raynaud, Stanford, C

Avg. Stock Price - 48.2

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

43. Sergio De Lerrea, Valencia, G

Avg. Stock Price - 49

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

44. JT Toppin, Texas Tech, F/C

Avg. Stock Price - 49.6

Prev. Stock Price - 38.8

45. Bogoljub Markovic, KK Mega, F

Avg. Stock Price - 51.6

Prev. Stock Price - 67.8

46. Hunter Sallis, Wake Forest, G

Avg. Stock Price - 52.2

Prev. Stock Price - 35

47. Donnie Freeman, Syracuse, F

Avg. Stock Price - 55.4

Prev. Stock Price - 29.8

48. Jamir Watkins, Florida State, F

Avg. Stock Price - 57.6

Prev. Stock Price - 53.8

49. Miles Byrd, San Diego State, F

Avg. Stock Price - 58

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

50. Payton Sandfort, Iowa, F

Avg. Stock Price - 58.4

Prev. Stock Price - 58.6

51. KJ Lewis, Arizona, G

Avg. Stock Price - 58.6

Prev. Stock Price - 29.6

52. Derrion Reid, Alabama, F

Avg. Stock Price - 58.6

Prev. Stock Price - 33.4

53. Mackenzie Mgbako, F

Avg. Stock Price - 60

Prev. Stock Price - 59.8

54. Chaz Lanier, Tennessee, G

Avg. Stock Price - 60.8

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

55. Yaxel Lendenborg, UAB, F

Avg. Stock Price - 61.4

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

56. JoJo Tugler, Houston, C

Avg. Stock Price - 62.2

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

57. Xaivian Lee, Princeton, G

Avg. Stock Price - 62.4

Prev. Stock Price - 61.2

58. Tucker DeVries, West Virginia, F

Avg. Stock Price - 66.6

Prev. Stock Price - 56.4

59. Cedric Coward, Washington State, G

Avg. Stock Price - 66.8

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

60. Tomislav Ivisic, Illinois, C

Avg. Stock Price - 66.8

Prev. Stock Price - Not Listed

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]]><![CDATA[2025 NBA $DRFT Stock Initial Player Offerings]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/2025-nba-drft-stock-initial-playerhttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/2025-nba-drft-stock-initial-playerThu, 14 Nov 2024 19:41:58 GMT

Welcome to the 2025 NBA $DRFT Stock Initial Player Offerings on the NBA Draftdaq.

The Draftdaq at No Ceilings is your online marketplace to (theoretically) buy and trade NBA Draft Prospect Stock. How this thing works is that I go through the most up-to-date rankings that I can find from a variety of mainstream draft sites including ESPN, Bleacher Report, Tankathon, the Athletic, and of course ya boys at No Ceilings to average out the draft stock for the Top 70 prospects in the 2025 NBA Draft Class.

The NBA $DRFT Stock market is volatile; smart investors will need to know when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em. Does a prospect’s draft case just need to be handled with a little patience, or are you going to have to take the L and sell the bag while you can still extract some value?

These rankings don’t necessarily reflect how I or the gang at No Ceilings personally feel about the 2025 prospects. However, they do give us a more accurate reflection of how the mainstream draft community is collectively viewing the very early returns on the 2025 NBA Draft class. 

Now is your chance to get in on the ground floor, find value, and purchase the $DRFT stock of your favorite prospects before they blow up.

As always, remember the number one rule of Ball Street…

“Nobody - and I don't care if you're Jonathan Givony or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways, or in circles!”

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BLUE CHIP STOCKS

1. Cooper Flagg, Duke, Avg. Stock Price - 1

To nobody’s surprise, Cooper Flagg enters Draft SZN sitting atop the board with a consensus #1 ranking on the 2025 NBA $DRFT IPO. Flagg’s elite defense, budding offensive repertoire, fierce competitiveness, and immense feel are all traits that should have NBA evaluators confident in Cooper squeezing out every inch of his sky high potential.

2. Airious “Ace” Bailey, Rutgers, Avg. Stock Price - 2.2

Ace Bailey is bound to be a contentious prospect throughout the 2025 NBA Draft cycle. On one hand, Bailey is a near 6’10” athletic dynamo with flashes of elite perimeter shot-making. On the other hand, Ace’s ball-handling and decision-making are mired in inconsistency. Still, the game is about a bucket, and Ace looks the part of a future number one scoring option. If Bailey can show an upward trajectory within his improvement areas, he is one of the rare prospects in this class who could find himself in the conversation to climb the Flagg pole.

3. Dylan Harper, Rutgers, Avg. Stock Price - 2.8

It isn’t often that a school like Rutgers lands two of the three top-ranked prospects, but here we are. At 6’6” and 215 pounds, Harper fits the enticing jumbo creator mold, with a play style reminiscent of Jalen Brunson, James Harden, and Cade Cunningham. How efficient Harper can prove to be as an outside shooter will determine his $DRFT stock moving forward.

4. VJ Edgecombe, Baylor, Avg. Stock Price - 5

VJ Edgecombe is an elite athlete. Check that…VJ Edgecombe is an ELITE athlete. Edgecombe has been on an upward trajectory over the last two years, resulting in his positioning within the Top 5 of the 2025 class to start the season. Edgecombe is an elite competitor who plays both ends with a ferocity; opposing players are as likely to have their shot volleyball spiked out of the gym as they are to end up on a poster on the other end. Questions regarding Edgecombe’s outside shot and measurements will be the main talking point this year, but the floor remains high for VJ.

5. Nolan Traore, Saint Quentin, Avg. Stock Price - 5.8

Nolan Traore enters the year as a potential Top 5 pick; however, inconsistent play during FIBA play with France this summer as well as his early showing with Saint Quentin have resulted in a slight sell off on his early draft stock. Still, there is a lot to like with Traore. His laser first step burst allows him to generate easy paint touches and advantages to then spray the ball out to his teammates for easy looks. When the shot is on, Traore looks the part of a very high-level guard. How often the shot is “on” remains a question worth monitoring the remainder of the draft cycle.

LARGE CAP STOCKS

6. Kon Knueppel, Duke, Avg. Stock Price - 7.2

The NBA values elite shooting, and Duke’s Kon Knueppel is an all-caps SHOOTER. While he may not be the most physically gifted or athletic prospect in the class, there are few with Kon’s combination of skill and feel on the offensive end, as he always seems to be in the right spot making the right play. Knueppel certainly doesn’t have the same defensive juice of a prospect like Flagg, however he may ultimately be Duke’s most important player on the offensive end.

7. Khaman Maluach, Duke, Avg. Stock Price - 10.4

Standing at a monstrous 7’2” and 250 pounds with a 7’6” wingspan, Khaman Maluach remains one of the more intriguing long-term upside bets in the class. Maluach needs reps, but he continues to show upside as a shot-blocking, rim-running lob threat who can step out and space to the three-point line. There will be ups and downs for Maluach throughout his freshman season, but as the old saying goes: you can’t teach the tools. Those tools are enticing enough to earn a spot within the Top 10 of the $DRFT IPO.

8. Tre Johnson, Texas, Avg. Stock Price - 10.6

Tre Johnson has not been shy early on. The Texas shooting guard has lived up to the position, lighting the net on fire throughout his first three college games. His self-creation, playmaking flashes, and ability to play on and off the ball will be sure to entice teams looking for an offensive punch. Evaluators will be keeping tabs on Johnson’s at-rim finishing, an area in which he struggled throughout his prep career. If he shows improvement at the cup, the sky is the limit.

9. Hugo Gonzalez, Real Madrid, Avg. Stock Price - 12.2

Stuck behind on a plethora of ex-NBA veterans on a loaded Real Madrid team, Hugo Gonzalez has been mostly relegated to garbage time minutes this season. Hugo also had an up-and-down FIBA tournament this summer that left evaluators questioning his long-term potential. Still, the 6’5” shooting guard from Spain remains an intriguing option to NBA teams for his tenacious defensive play on the wing and intriguing offensive skill set as a complementary off-ball scorer who has shown flashes of on-ball creation.

10. Collin Murray-Boyles, South Carolina, Avg. Stock Price - 12.8

South Carolina big man Collin Murray-Boyles is an…um…acquired taste. Some evaluators are worried that the lack of an outside jumper will hinder his ability to carve out a consistent role at the next level, while other evaluators fully buy in to Murray-Boyles’s physicality, offensive feel, and versatile defensive ability. Either way, there is no denying the productivity from the frosh-aged sophomore.

11. Liam McNeeley, UConn, Avg. Stock Price - 13

Hello, NBA teams. Can I interest you in a 6’8” lights-out shooter on the wing? Yes? Terrific; let me tell you about Liam McNeeley.

The freshman sharpshooter out of UConn has stuffed the stat sheet early on, picking up two double-doubles to start his college career while connecting on four of nine attempts from outside. UConn’s offense is designed for a high feel off ball mover like McNeeley to thrive; as the Huskies are likely to play deep into March, expect the former Montverde standout to continue to rise up draft boards.

12. Egor Demin, BYU, Avg. Stock Price - 13.2

If you’ve been wondering where Egor Demin’s name would end up on this list…same. Demin has been perhaps the most intriguing freshman through the first week of the college basketball season. At 6’9”, Demin has shown special passing and ball screen operation with real wiggle and has even sprinkled in some bounce. It is likely that Demin sees a steep rise on the next $DRFT Stock update next month, but if the Russian guard running the point for BYU continues to knock down outside shots along with the juicy playmaking that he’s shown…he may not just rise, but skyrocket up boards.

13. Drake Powell, UNC, Avg. Stock Price - 13.4

It has been a rough go for UNC’s Drake Powell through the first week of the season. Though the sample is small, the speed of the game looks to be giving Powell some issues, as he has struggled to score efficiently off the bench for the Tar Heels. Continuing to monitor how Powell adjusts to his role as well as the speed and physicality of the college level will dictate which direction his stock trends; however, it looks like a potential sell early on.

14. Asa Newell, Georgia, Avg. Stock Price - 13.8

The Montverde graduating class has been cooking early, and Asa Newell has been one of the chefs. The fluid big man has thrived as a play finisher, converting on screen and rolls and gobbling up every offensive board that has flown off the rim. While unafraid, Newell has yet to connect on an outside jumper; however, it’s early, and there is reason to believe those shots will start to go in as Newell connected on over 40% during his senior season at Montverde. Perhaps more intriguing than the offensive flashes, though, has been Newell’s potential on the other end of the floor, where he’s done a tremendous job protecting the rim and demonstrated the ability to switch and slide his feet. If the shots start to drop, watch out.

GROWTH STOCKS

15. Jalil Bethea, Miami, Avg. Stock Price - 17.4

Bethea is a bouncy combo guard with deep shooting range. The efficiency with which he scores, along with his ability to leverage his scoring to make his teammates better while potentially defending multiple positions, will determine Bethea’s stock moving forward.

16. Kasparas Jakucionis, Illinois, Avg. Stock Price - 17.4

Kasparas Jakucionis has been everything Illinois expected out of the Lithuanian combo guard, as he has been one of the most lethal playmakers in college basketball in the first week of the season. Jakucionis’s plus size, shooting, and high feel make him a candidate to rise into the Top 10 of the class.

17. Noa Essengue, Ratiopharm Ulm, Avg. Stock Price - 22

There may not be a more intriguing “toolsy” prospect than Noa Essengue. The French forward is suiting up for German prospect powerhouse Ratiopharm Ulm alongside Ben Saraf this season, where he’ll look to continue to try to show shooting consistency and improved offensive efficiency alongside his intriguing defensive and grab-and-go open court ability.

18. Rocco Zikarsky, Brisbane, Avg. Stock Price - 22

Standing a monstrous 7’3” and at just 18 years old, Rocco Zikarsky is manning the middle for Brisbane in his second NBL season. Zikarsky’s role has been limited, like his offensive skills, but his potential impact as a shot-blocking drop big at the next level will be intriguing to teams in need of rim protection.

19. Alex Karaban, UConn, Avg. Stock Price - 23.6

Alex Karaban tested the draft waters last season but decided to come back to Storrs to lead the charge for a potential three-peat. That decision has looked smart early on, as Karaban has not only shot the cover off of the ball, but has totaled eleven blocks and eleven assists in two games. Karaban may never be a star at the next level, but his all-around game and size will allow him to star in his role wherever he ends up.

20. Boogie Fland, Arkansas, Avg. Stock Price - 24.2

If you are looking for off-the-bounce shot creation at the guard spot, Arkansas freshman Boogie Fland might be your guy. Fland has real wiggle and creativity with the rock and has displayed the ability to take and make tough shots from the perimeter. Being a smallish guard is an uphill battle, so Fland will have to prove he can score efficiently to maintain his position in the Top 20.

21. Ben Saraf, Ratiopharm Ulm, Avg. Stock Price - 24.4

No prospect helped themselves more during FIBA play this summer than Israel’s Ben Saraf. Saraf’s skills were on full display, using his craft as a downhill diver to create consistent paint touches to pressure the rim, resulting in a number of buckets and high-level passes. He also was an absolute stock machine, using his length and anticipation to create defensive events. Saraf is suiting up alongside Noa Essengue for Ratiopharm Ulm this season, where he’ll look to prove he can be a consistent outside shooter to go along with his downhill burst.

22. Ian Jackson, UNC, Avg. Stock Price - 24.4

UNC’s Ian Jackson is an aggressive shot-creator who is constantly looking to create space with his handle to get downhill or create a look from the perimeter. He is currently playing behind a plethora of veteran UNC guards, so he’ll look to show evaluators that he can provide a spark off the bench as an efficient scoring guard.

23. Kwame Evans Jr., Oregon, Avg. Stock Price - 26.8

Kwame Evans is one of the more intriguing returning prospects in the 2025 class. At a listed 6’9”, Evans has almost all of the tools on both sides of the ball that you’d want out of a modern-day forward. Showing a consistent motor and improved outside shooting will be key points for scouts.

24. Michael Ruzic, Joventut, Avg. Stock Price - 27.4

6’10” fluid movers with a strap don’t grow on trees, so it’s no wonder why Michael Ruzic is on NBA radars. Ruzic is injured at the moment and wasn’t particularly efficient in the few games he’s played this season, but at just 18 years old on draft night with Euroleague experience, Ruzic is sure to remain intriguing to evaluators.

25. Dink Pate, Mexico City, Avg. Stock Price - 28.2

Playing for the Mexico City Capitanes by way of the last Ignite team, Dink Pate is entering his second season in the G League. Pate remains one of the higher upside swings in this range of the $DRFT rankings due to his 6’8” height in concert with flashes of point guard skills. Pate’s ancillary off-ball skills and night-to-night consistency will be the focus of scouts this season.

26. KJ Lewis, Arizona, Avg. Stock Price - 29.6

A powerful downhill driver and ferocious point-of-attack defender, KJ Lewis could be in store for a breakout sophomore season. Lewis tested the draft waters last season and will bring that momentum into year two to become a more consistent threat from the outside.

27. Donnie Freeman, Syracuse, Avg. Stock Price - 29.8

Donnie Freeman is a lean toolsy forward out of IMG Academy. Freeman made a living on tough pull-ups and off-ball cuts at the high school level. If Freeman can prove that the flashes of shot-making can transfer up, as well as show consistent defensive versatility, he’ll become an interesting upside bet.

28. Motiejus Krivas, Arizona, Avg. Stock Price - 31.6

Motiejus Krivas is a 7’2” center out of Lithuania returning to Arizona for his sophomore season. Krivas was in a limited role last season backing up Oumar Ballo, but he is stepping into the starting role this season for the Wildcats, where he’ll look to build off of his strong U20 FIBA showing this summer. If Krivas can expand his game and lock down the paint, he could see his draft stock rise.

29. Derrion Reid, Alabama, Avg. Stock Price - 33.4

Alabama’s Derrion Reid is bound to have fans among scouts during his freshman campaign. The 6’7” forward has an intriguing skillset on both sides of the ball but will be playing behind a loaded Bama frontcourt. Still, even if the minutes are limited, Reid’s flashes may be enough to convince an NBA team to swing early.

30. Hunter Sallis, Wake Forest, Avg. Stock Price - 35

After a breakout junior campaign, Wake Forest’s Hunter Sallis built a case to have heard his name called in the first round had he decided to keep his name in the draft last season. Instead, Sallis decided to return to Wake to develop his game even further and build on his junior season. If Sallis can show some of the defensive flashes he displayed during his time at Gonzaga while continuing to score the ball at a high level, and show further playmaking development, he could make a strong case to not only get selected in the first round, but to potentially go lotto.

PENNY STOCKS

31. Alex Toohey, Sydney, Avg. Stock Price - 37.2

32. JT Toppin, Texas Tech, Avg. Stock Price - 38.8

33. Tyrese Proctor, Duke, Avg. Stock Price - 39

34. Adou Thiero, Arkansas, Avg. Stock Price - 39.4

35. Milan Momcilovic, Iowa State, Avg. Stock Price - 41

36. Carter Bryant, Arizona, Avg. Stock Price - 43

37. Will Riley, Illinois, Avg. Stock Price - 43.4

38. Kanon Catchings, BYU, Avg. Stock Price - 45

39. Kam Jones, Marquette, Avg. Stock Price - 47

40. Johni Broome, Auburn, Avg. Stock Price - 49.2

41. Izan Almansa, Perth, Avg. Stock Price - 51.4

42. Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton, Avg. Stock Price - 52.6

43. Isaiah Evans, Duke, Avg. Stock Price - 52.8

44. Nique Clifford, Colorado State, Avg. Stock Price - 53.4

45. Jamir Watkins, FSU, Avg. Stock Price - 53.8

46. Karter Knox, Arkansas, Avg. Stock Price - 54

47. Derik Queen, Maryland, Avg. Stock Price - 54.8

48. Jarin Stevenson, Alabama, Avg. Stock Price - 55

49. Zvonomir Ivisic, Arkansas, Avg. Stock Price - 56.2

50. Michael Ajayi, Gonzaga, Avg. Stock Price - 56.4

51. Tucker DeVries, West Virginia, Avg. Stock Price - 56.4

52. Payton Sandfort, Iowa, Avg. Stock Price - 58.6

53. Caleb Foster, Duke, Avg. Stock Price - 59.2

54. Dailyn Swain, Xavier, Avg. Stock Price - 59.4

55. Mackenzie Mgbako, Indiana, , Avg. Stock Price - 59.8

56. Xaivian Lee, Princeton, Avg. Stock Price - 61.2

57. Elliot Cadeau, UNC, Avg. Stock Price - 61.8

58. Sion James, Duke, Avg. Stock Price - 62.2

59. Kanaan Carlyle, Indiana, Avg. Stock Price - 62.6

60. Jaxson Robinson, Kentucky, Avg. Stock Price - 64.8

UNLISTED STOCKS

61. Mark Sears, Alabama, Avg. Stock Price - 65.2

62. Kobe Johnson, UCLA, Avg. Stock Price - 67

63. Baye Ndongo, Georgia Tech, Avg. Stock Price - 67.8

64. Bogoljub Markovic, KK Mega, Avg. Stock Price - 67.8

65. Jaland Lowe, Pittsburgh, Avg. Stock Price - 69.4

66. Saint Thomas, USC, Avg. Stock Price - 69.4

67. Coleman Hawkins, Kansas State, Avg. Stock Price - 69.8

68. Koby Brea, Kentucky, Avg. Stock Price - 70.2

69. Jaylin Stewart, UConn, Avg. Stock Price - 70.8

70. Rasheer Fleming, St. Joseph’s, Avg. Stock Price - 71

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]]><![CDATA[May 2024 Top 60 NBA $DRFT Stock Update]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/may-2024-nba-drft-stock-updatehttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/may-2024-nba-drft-stock-updateThu, 16 May 2024 13:01:37 GMT

Alright, folks, the Draft Lotto's done its thing, the NBA Draft Combine's in full swing, and we're just a month away from the big day. Now, typically, by this point, we'd have a clearer picture of where our top prospects stand. But let me tell ya, this year's been anything but typical. Reed Sheppard's out there soaring with a 42-inch vertical, ESPN's flooding us with Bronny coverage like there's no tomorrow, and who would've thought Zach Edey would outdo Alex Sarr in agility drills? This draft? Wide open and confusing as ever, my friends.

For those of you who are new here and are trying to gauge which prospects your favorite lottery team may be investing in a few months from now…welcome to the party!  

The goal here is simple: to put you, the investor, in the best spot to get the best return on investment when building out your 2024 NBA Draft portfolio.

The $DRFT stock prices are built by looking upon the most recent mainstream big board rankings to set each prospect’s average stock price. This approach gives us more of a big-picture view of where each prospect’s current draft stock is trending, taking away any bias that a singular outlet may have. This month, we look upon ESPN, Bleacher Report, Yahoo, Tankathon, the Ringer, the Athletic, and ya’ boys at No Ceilings.

It’s important to be cognizant of the fact that the draft cycle is always evolving. A prospect’s draft stock is fluid; nothing is set in stone, and as we continue on through the pre-draft process, we may start to see some dramatic changes up and down the board.

As we continue to speculate on which prospects will yield the biggest ROI for the remainder of the draft cycle, always remember the number one rule on Ball Street…

Nobody - and I don’t care if you’re Jonathan Givony or if you’re Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways, or in circles!

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1. Alex Sarr, Perth Wildcats

NC- 1 | ESPN - 2 | BR - 4 | YAH - 1 | TANK - 3 | ATH - 1 | RING - 1
$SARR avg. cost - 1.9
$SARR prev. cost - 1.5

2. Nikola Topic, KK Crvena Zvezda

NC- 2 | ESPN - 5 | BR - 3 | YAH - 4 | TANK - 1 | ATH - 2 | RING - 2
$TOPIC avg. cost - 2.7
$TOPIC prev. cost - 4.2

3. Reed Sheppard, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 5 | ESPN - 7 | BR - 2 | YAH - 9 | TANK - 4 | ATH - 4 | RING - 7
$REED avg. cost - 5.4
$REED prev. cost - 5.2

4. Donovan Clingan, UConn Huskies

NC- 4 | ESPN - 3 | BR - 11 | YAH - 3 | TANK - 5 | ATH - 5 | RING - 8
$CLNG avg. cost - 5.6
$CLNG prev. cost - 4.8

5. Zaccharie Risacher, JL Bourg

NC- 6 | ESPN - 1 | BR - 9 | YAH - 2 | TANK - 2 | ATH - 8 | RING - 12
$ZACC avg. cost - 1.9
$ZACC prev. cost - 4.2

6. Stephon Castle, UConn Huskies

NC- 3 | ESPN - 9 | BR - 10 | YAH - 6 | TANK - 7 | ATH - 3 | RING - 3
$CSTL avg. cost - 5.9
$CSTL prev. cost - 4.7

7. Rob Dillingham, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 8 | ESPN - 4 | BR - 5 | YAH - 8 | TANK - 6 | ATH - 10 | RING - 4
$DILLY avg. cost - 6.4
$DILLY prev. cost - 5.7

8. Matas Buzelis, G League Ignite

NC- 12 | ESPN - 6 | BR - 6 | YAH - 5 | TANK - 8 | ATH - 6 | RING - 5
$BZLS avg. cost - 6.9
$BZLS prev. cost - 8.0

9. Ron Holland, G League Ignite

NC- 11 | ESPN - 13 | BR - 1 | YAH - 7 | TANK - 9 | ATH - 7 | RING - 6
$HLND avg. cost - 7.7
$HLND prev. cost - 10.7

10. Dalton Knecht, Tennessee Volunteers

NC- 9 | ESPN - 8 | BR - 13 | YAH - 11 | TANK - 10 | ATH - 11 | RING - 11
$KNCHT avg. cost - 10.4
$KNCHT prev. cost - 9.2

11. Cody Williams, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 7 | ESPN - 10 | BR - 16 | YAH - 10 | TANK - 11 | ATH - 9 | RING - 10
$CODY avg. cost - 10.4
$CODY prev. cost - 9.2

12. Isaiah Collier, USC Trojans

NC- 16 | ESPN - 11 | BR - 8 | YAH - 15 | TANK - 14 | ATH - 14 | RING - 16
$COL avg. cost - 13.4
$COL prev. cost - 14.8

13. Jared McCain, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 10 | ESPN - 19 | BR - 7 | YAH - 24 | TANK - 17 | ATH - 12 | RING - 9
$CAIN avg. cost - 14.0
$CAIN prev. cost - 15.8

14. Ja’Kobe Walter, Baylor Bears

NC- 13 | ESPN - 12 | BR - 18 | YAH - 12 | TANK - 12 | ATH - 16 | RING - 15
$KOBE avg. cost - 14.0
$KOBE prev. cost - 12.7

15. Devin Carter, Providence Friars

NC- 11 | ESPN - 13 | BR - 1 | YAH - 7 | TANK - 9 | ATH - 7 | RING - 6
$CRTR avg. cost - 15.7
$CRTR prev. cost - 16.2

16. Kyle Filipowski, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 15 | ESPN - 16 | BR - 21 | YAH - 17 | TANK - 15 | ATH - 13 | RING - 26
$FLIP avg. cost - 17.6
$FLIP prev. cost - 15.8

17. Tidjane Salaun, Cholet Basket

NC- 28 | ESPN - 15 | BR - 23 | YAH - 13 | TANK - 13 | ATH - 18 | RING - 14
$JANE avg. cost - 17.7
$JANE prev. cost - 17.3

18. Tristan da Silva, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 17 | ESPN - 18 | BR - 22 | YAH - 20 | TANK - 23 | ATH - 19 | RING - 19
$SLVA avg. cost - 19.7
$SLVA prev. cost - 20.3

19. Tyler Smith, G League Ignite

NC- 18 | ESPN - 21 | BR - 12 | YAH - 19 | TANK - 21 | ATH - 25 | RING - 29
$SMTH avg. cost - 20.7
$SMTH prev. cost - 18.8

20. Yves Missi, Baylor Bears

NC- 30 | ESPN - 20 | BR - 26 | YAH - 14 | TANK - 16 | ATH - 23 | RING - 21
$YVES avg. cost - 21.4
$YVES prev. cost - 21.2

21. Kel’el Ware, Indiana Hoosiers

NC- 31 | ESPN - 27 | BR - 20 | YAH - 18 | TANK - 20 | ATH - 35 | RING - 20
$WARE avg. cost - 24.4
$WARE prev. cost - 23.7

22. Zach Edey, Purdue Boilermakers

NC- 19 | ESPN - 14 | BR - 31 | YAH - 31 | TANK - 35 | ATH - 21 | RING - 22
$EDEY avg. cost - 24.7
$EDEY prev. cost - 23.0

23. Johnny Furphy, Kansas Jayhawks

NC- 22 | ESPN - 28 | BR - 28 | YAH - 27 | TANK - 22 | ATH - 17 | RING - 36
$FRPHY avg. cost - 25.7
$FRPHY prev. cost - 25.2

24. Jaylon Tyson, Tyler Kolek

NC- 24 | ESPN - 32 | BR - 19 | YAH - 30 | TANK - 29 | ATH - 31 | RING - 30
$TYSN avg. cost - 27.9
$TYSN prev. cost - 32.3

25. Tyler Kolek, Marquette Golden Eagles

NC- 27 | ESPN - 29 | BR - 30 | YAH - 29 | TANK - 26 | ATH - 20 | RING - 35
$KOLEK avg. cost - 28.0
$KOLEK prev. cost - 29.3

26. Carlton Carrington, Pitt Panthers

NC- 40 | ESPN - 25 | BR - 38 | YAH - 22 | TANK - 34 | ATH - 22 | RING - 23
$BUB avg. cost - 29.1
$BUB prev. cost - 33.5

27. Bobi Klintman, Cairns Taipans

NC- 41 | ESPN - 23 | BR - 34 | YAH - 32 | TANK - 25 | ATH - 24 | RING - 27
$BOBI avg. cost - 29.4
$BOBI prev. cost - 28.5

28. Kyshawn George, Miami Hurricanes

NC- 21 | ESPN - 24 | BR - 43 | YAH - 25 | TANK - 32 | ATH - 30 | RING - 32
$KYG avg. cost - 29.6
$KYG prev. cost - 27.0

29. Kevin McCullar, Kansas Jayhawks

NC- 25 | ESPN - 22 | BR - 32 | YAH - 34 | TANK - 27 | ATH - 49 | RING - 34
$KMAC avg. cost - 31.9
$KMAC prev. cost - 22.2

30. DaRon Holmes II, Dayton Flyers

NC- 23 | ESPN - 52 | BR - 36 | YAH - 37 | TANK - 24 | ATH - 26 | RING - 28
$DRON avg. cost - 32.3
$DRON prev. cost - 34.3

31. Ryan Dunn, Virginia Cavaliers

NC- 20 | ESPN - 31 | BR - 39 | YAH - 49 | TANK - 28 | ATH - 32 | RING - 40
$DUNN avg. cost - 34.1
$DUNN prev. cost - 31.0

32. Pacome Dadiet, Ratiopharm Ulm

NC- 33 | ESPN - 41 | BR - 15 | YAH - 23 | TANK - 45 | ATH - 65 | RING - 18
$PCME avg. cost - 34.3
$PCME prev. cost - 48.3

33. KJ Simpson, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 36 | ESPN - 46 | BR - 25 | YAH - 38 | TANK - 37 | ATH - 51 | RING - 39
$KJS avg. cost - 38.9
$KJS prev. cost - 40.2

34. Hunter Sallis, Wake Forest Demon Deacons

NC- 37 | ESPN - 49 | BR - 48 | YAH - 40 | TANK - 31 | ATH - 28 | RING - 42
$HUNT avg. cost - 39.3
$HUNT prev. cost - 41.8

35. Payton Sandfort, Iowa Hawkeyes

NC- 54 | ESPN - 35 | BR - 24 | YAH - 26 | TANK - 54 | ATH - 41 | RING - 46
$SAND avg. cost - 40.0
$SAND prev. cost - 61.7

36. Alex Karaban, UConn Huskies

NC- 35 | ESPN - 42 | BR - 27 | YAH - 47 | TANK - 44 | ATH - 33 | RING - 54
$ALEX avg. cost - 40.3
$ALEX prev. cost - 48.7

37. Dillon Jones, Virginia Cavaliers

NC- 29 | ESPN - 37 | BR - 33 | YAH - 28 | TANK - 30 | ATH - 67 | RING - 58
$DILL avg. cost - 40.3
$DILL prev. cost - 33.0

38. Baylor Scheierman, Creighton Bluejays

NC- 53 | ESPN - 39 | BR - 41 | YAH - 45 | TANK - 42 | ATH - 27 | RING - 45
$BMAN avg. cost - 41.7
$BMAN prev. cost - 48.7

39. Terrence Shannon Jr., Illinois Fighting Illini

NC- NL | ESPN - 33 | BR - 14 | YAH - 21 | TANK - 19 | ATH - 36 | RING - 38
$TSJ avg. cost - 41.7
$TSJ prev. cost - Not Listed

40. Harrison Ingram, UNC Tar Heels

NC- 48 | ESPN - 34 | BR - 29 | YAH - 46 | TANK - 40 | ATH - 58 | RING - 47
$INGRM avg. cost - 43.1
$INGRM prev. cost - 40.6

41. Justin Edwards, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 32 | ESPN - 30 | BR - NL | YAH - 48 | TANK - 46 | ATH - 38 | RING - 59
$JED avg. cost - 45.4
$JED prev. cost - 39.8

42. Ajay Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara Gauchos

NC- 42 | ESPN - 53 | BR - 45 | YAH - 54 | TANK - 49 | ATH - 47 | RING - 31
$AJAY avg. cost - 45.6
$AJAY prev. cost - 50.0

43. Cam Christie, Minnesota Gophers

NC- 57 | ESPN - 36 | BR - 40 | YAH - 33 | TANK - NL | ATH - 39 | RING - 44
$CAMC avg. cost - 46.3
$CAMC prev. cost - Not Listed

44. Izan Almansa, G League Ignite

NC- 50 | ESPN - 38 | BR - NL | YAH - 39 | TANK - 33 | ATH - 52 | RING - 51
$IZAN avg. cost - 46.9
$IZAN prev. cost - 45.3

45. Melvin Ajinca, Saint Quinten

NC- 64 | ESPN - 43 | BR - NL | YAH - 43 | TANK - 36 | ATH - 44 | RING - 41
$AJNCA avg. cost - 48.0
$AJNCA prev. cost - 43.5

46. Jalen Bridges, Baylor Bears

NC- 51 | ESPN - 57 | BR - 35 | YAH - 44 | TANK - 57 | ATH - 59 | RING - 43
$BRDG avg. cost - 49.4
$BRDG prev. cost - 54.5

47. Oso Ighodaro, Marquette Golden Eagles

NC- 48 | ESPN - 34 | BR - 29 | YAH - 46 | TANK - 40 | ATH - 58 | RING - 47
$OSO avg. cost - 50.4
$OSO prev. cost - 50.2

48. Nikola Djurisic, Mega MIS

NC- 60 | ESPN - 56 | BR - NL | YAH - 50 | TANK - 62 | ATH - 46 | RING - 17
$DRSC avg. cost - 50.9
$DRSC prev. cost - Not Listed

49. Trey Alexander, Creighton Bluejays

NC- 39 | ESPN - 64 | BR - NL | YAH - 35 | TANK - 43 | ATH - 37 | RING - NL
$TREY avg. cost - 51.1
$TREY prev. cost - 55.0

50. Jamal Shead, Houston Cougars

NC- 47 | ESPN - 60 | BR - 44 | YAH - 58 | TANK - 55 | ATH - 40 | RING - 60
$SHEAD avg. cost - 52.0
$SHEAD prev. cost - 57.2

51. Juan Nunez, Ratiopharm Ulm

NC- 43 | ESPN - 26 | BR - NL | YAH - 56 | TANK - 39 | ATH - 62 | RING - NL
$JUAN avg. cost - 52.3
$JUAN prev. cost - 50.3

52. A.J. Johnson, Illawarra Hawks

NC- 38 | ESPN - 62 | BR - 65 | YAH - 36 | TANK - NL | ATH - 29 | RING - 63
$AJJ avg. cost - 52.3
$AJJ prev. cost - 63.3

53. Pelle Larson, Arizona Wildcats

NC- 67 | ESPN - 46 | BR - 42 | YAH - 53 | TANK - 48 | ATH - 64 | RING - 50
$PELLE avg. cost - 52.9
$PELLE prev. cost - 53.8

54. Ulrich Chomche, NBA Academy Africa/REG

NC- 61 | ESPN - 40 | BR - NL | YAH - 51 | TANK - 41 | ATH - 88 | RING - 24
$CHOM avg. cost - 52.9
$CHOM prev. cost - 50.5

55. P.J. Hall, Clemson Tigers

NC- 34 | ESPN - 61 | BR - 47 | YAH - NL | TANK - 50 | ATH - 55 | RING - 61
$HALL avg. cost - 54.7
$HALL prev. cost - 48.3

56. Cam Spencer, UConn Huskies

NC- 66 | ESPN - 59 | BR - NL | YAH - 57 | TANK - 53 | ATH - 43 | RING - 48
$CAM avg. cost - 55.9
$CAM prev. cost - 56.0

57. Adem Bona, UCLA Bruins

NC- 44 | ESPN - 50 | BR - NL | YAH - NL | TANK - 47 | ATH - 57 | RING - 62
$BONA avg. cost - 57.1
$BONA prev. cost - 47.2

58. Keshod Johnson, Arizona Wildcats

NC- 62 | ESPN - 45 | BR - NL | YAH - NL | TANK - 51 | ATH - 66 | RING - 49
$KSHD avg. cost - 59.0
$KSHD prev. cost - 54.5

59. Mark Sears, Alabama Crimson Tide

NC- 46 | ESPN - 81 | BR - NL | YAH - NL | TANK - NL | ATH - 48 | RING - 33
$SEARS avg. cost - 60.4
$SEARS prev. cost - Not Listed

60. Trentyn Flowers, Adelaide 36ers

NC- 55 | ESPN - 75 | BR - NL | YAH - 42 | TANK - 68 | ATH - 93 | RING - 25
$FLOW avg. cost - 60.4
$FLOW prev. cost - Not Listed

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]]><![CDATA[April 2024 Top 60 NBA $DRFT Stock Update]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/april-top-60-nba-drft-stock-updatehttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/april-top-60-nba-drft-stock-updateThu, 11 Apr 2024 15:50:59 GMT

March Madness has come to an end, and that can only mean one thing…

It’s Draft Season, kid!

For those of you who are new here and are trying to gauge which prospects your favorite lottery team may be investing in a few months from now…welcome to the party!  

The goal here is simple: to put you, the investor, in the best spot to get the best return on investment when building out your 2024 NBA Draft portfolio.

The $DRFT stock prices are built by looking upon the most recent mainstream big board rankings to set each prospect’s average stock price. This approach gives us more of a big-picture view of where each prospect’s current draft stock is trending, taking away any bias that a singular outlet may have. This month, we look upon ESPN, Bleacher Report, Yahoo, Tankathon, the Ringer, and ya’ boys at No Ceilings.

It’s important to be cognizant of the fact that the draft cycle is always evolving. A prospect’s draft stock is fluid; nothing is set in stone, and as we continue on through the pre-draft process, we may start to see some dramatic changes up and down the board.

As we continue to speculate on which prospects will yield the biggest ROI for the remainder of the draft cycle, always remember the number one rule on Ball Street…

Nobody - and I don’t care if you’re Jonathan Givony or if you’re Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways, or in circles!

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1. Alex Sarr, Perth Wildcats

NC- 1 | ESPN - 2 | BR - 1 | YAH - 1 | TANK - 2 | RING - 2
$SARR avg. cost - 1.5
$SARR prev. cost - 2

2. Zaccharie Risacher, JL Bourg

NC- 5 | ESPN - 1 | BR - 4 | YAH - 2 | TANK - 3 | RING - 10
$ZACC avg. cost - 4.2
$ZACC prev. cost - 3.2

3. Nikola Topic, KK Crvena Zvezda

NC- 2 | ESPN - 5 | BR - 9 | YAH - 4 | TANK - 1 | RING - 4
$TOPIC avg. cost - 4.2
$TOPIC prev. cost - 3.7

4. Stephon Castle, UConn Huskies

NC- 3 | ESPN - 9 | BR - 5 | YAH - 3 | TANK - 7 | RING - 1
$CSTL avg. cost - 4.7
$CSTL prev. cost - 10.3

5. Donovan Clingan, UConn Huskies

NC- 6 | ESPN - 3 | BR - 6 | YAH - 5 | TANK - 6 | RING - 3
$CLNG avg. cost - 4.8
$CLNG prev. cost - 19.5

6. Reed Sheppard, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 4 | ESPN - 7 | BR - 3 | YAH - 6 | TANK - 4 | RING - 7
$REED avg. cost - 5.2
$REED prev. cost - 8.8

7. Rob Dillingham, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 8 | ESPN - 4 | BR - 2 | YAH - 7 | TANK - 5 | RING - 8
$DILLY avg. cost - 5.7
$DILLY prev. cost - 6.7

8. Matas Buzelis, G League Ignite

NC- 10 | ESPN - 6 | BR - 10 | YAH - 8 | TANK - 9 | RING - 5
$BZLS avg. cost - 8.0
$BZLS prev. cost - 7.0

9. Dalton Knecht, Tennessee Volunteers

NC- 9 | ESPN - 8 | BR - 8 | YAH - 13 | TANK - 11 | RING - 6
$KNCHT avg. cost - 9.2
$KNCHT prev. cost - 16.5

10. Cody Williams, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 7 | ESPN - 10 | BR - 11 | YAH - 10 | TANK - 8 | RING - 9
$CODY avg. cost - 9.2
$CODY prev. cost - 3.8

11. Ron Holland, G League Ignite

NC- 11 | ESPN - 13 | BR - 7 | YAH - 9 | TANK - 12 | RING - 12
$HLND avg. cost - 10.7
$HLND prev. cost - 8.0

12. Ja’Kobe Walter, Baylor Bears

NC- 13 | ESPN - 12 | BR - 19 | YAH - 11 | TANK - 10 | RING - 11
$KOBE avg. cost - 12.7
$KOBE prev. cost - 5.7

13. Isaiah Collier, USC Trojans

NC- 15 | ESPN - 11 | BR - 14 | YAH - 18 | TANK - 15 | RING - 16
$COL avg. cost - 14.8
$COL prev. cost - 14.3

14. Jared McCain, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 12 | ESPN - 19 | BR - 12 | YAH - 22 | TANK - 17 | RING - 13
$CAIN avg. cost - 15.8
$CAIN prev. cost - 26.5

15. Kyle Filipowski, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 14 | ESPN - 16 | BR - 13 | YAH - 14 | TANK - 14 | RING - 24
$FLIP avg. cost - 15.8
$FLIP prev. cost - 10.7

16. Devin Carter, Providence Friars

NC- 17 | ESPN - 17 | BR - 15 | YAH - 16 | TANK - 18 | RING - 14
$CRTR avg. cost - 16.2
$CRTR prev. cost - 36.0

17. Tidjane Salaun, Cholet Basket

NC- 24 | ESPN - 15 | BR - 25 | YAH - 12 | TANK - 13 | RING - 15
$SLUN avg. cost - 17.3
$SLUN prev. cost - 16.8

18. Tristan da Silva, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 21 | ESPN - 18 | BR - 16 | YAH - 21 | TANK - 28 | RING - 18
$SLVA avg. cost - 20.3
$SLVA prev. cost - 34.2

19. Yves Missi, Baylor Bears

NC- 27 | ESPN - 20 | BR - 26 | YAH - 17 | TANK - 16 | RING - 21
$YVES avg. cost - 21.2
$YVES prev. cost - 17.3

20. Tyler Smith, G League Ignite

NC- 16 | ESPN - 21 | BR - 20 | YAH - 20 | TANK - 21 | RING - 29
$SMTH avg. cost - 21.2
$SMTH prev. cost - 18.8

21. Kevin McCullar, Kansas Jayhawks

NC- 23 | ESPN - 22 | BR - 23 | YAH - 25 | TANK - 20 | RING - 20
$KMAC avg. cost - 22.2
$KMAC prev. cost - 15.5

22. Zach Edey, Purdue Boilermakers

NC- 20 | ESPN - 14 | BR - 21 | YAH - 31 | TANK - 35 | RING - 17
$EDEY avg. cost - 23.0
$EDEY prev. cost - 31.0

23. Kel’el Ware, Indiana Hoosiers

NC- 32 | ESPN - 27 | BR - 18 | YAH - 19 | TANK - 24 | RING - 22
$WARE avg. cost - 23.7
$WARE prev. cost - 23.8

24. Johnny Furphy, Kansas Jayhawks

NC- 18 | ESPN - 28 | BR - 22 | YAH - 26 | TANK - 23 | RING - 34
$FRPHY avg. cost - 25.2
$FRPHY prev. cost - 50.0

25. Kyshawn George, Miami Hurricanes

NC- 19 | ESPN - 24 | BR - 28 | YAH - 29 | TANK - 34 | RING - 28
$KYG avg. cost - 27.0
$KYG prev. cost - 46.0

26. Bobi Klintman, Cairns Taipans

NC- 39 | ESPN - 23 | BR - 30 | YAH - 24 | TANK - 25 | RING - 30
$BOBI avg. cost - 28.5
$BOBI prev. cost - 23.5

27. Tyler Kolek, Marquette Golden Eagles

NC- 26 | ESPN - 29 | BR - 29 | YAH - 35 | TANK - 26 | RING - 31
$KOLEK avg. cost - 29.3
$KOLEK prev. cost - 43.7

28. Ryan Dunn, Virginia Cavaliers

NC- 22 | ESPN - 31 | BR - 41 | YAH - 33 | TANK - 22 | RING - 37
$DUNN avg. cost - 31.0
$DUNN prev. cost - 22.5

29. Jaylon Tyson, Cal Golden Bears

NC- 33 | ESPN - 32 | BR - 31 | YAH - 30 | TANK - 29 | RING - 39
$TYSN avg. cost - 32.3
$TYSN prev. cost - 47.7

30. Dillon Jones, Weber State Wildcats

NC- 25 | ESPN - 36 | BR - 34 | YAH - 28 | TANK - 30 | RING - 45
$DILL avg. cost - 33.0
$DILL prev. cost - 32.5

31. Carlton Carrington, Pittsburgh Panthers

NC- 50 | ESPN - 25 | BR - 32 | YAH - 23 | TANK - 44 | RING - 27
$BUB avg. cost - 33.5
$BUB prev. cost - 41.8

32. DaRon Holmes II, Dayton Flyers

NC- 28 | ESPN - 53 | BR - 46 | YAH - 27 | TANK - 27 | RING - 25
$DRON avg. cost - 34.3
$DRON prev. cost - 45.5

33. Justin Edwards, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 36 | ESPN - 30 | BR - 44 | YAH - 38 | TANK - 45 | RING - 46
$JED avg. cost - 39.8
$JED prev. cost - 42.8

34. KJ Simpson, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 46 | ESPN - 46 | BR - 33 | YAH - 42 | TANK - 39 | RING - 35
$KJS avg. cost - 40.2
$KJS prev. cost - 40.8

35. Harrison Ingram, UNC Tar Heels

NC- 49 | ESPN - 34 | BR - 27 | YAH - 39 | TANK - 52 | RING - 43
$INGRM avg. cost - 40.6
$INGRM prev. cost - 52.0

36. Hunter Sallis, Wake Forest Demon Deacons

NC- 48 | ESPN - 49 | BR - 49 | YAH - 37 | TANK - 32 | RING - 36
$HNTR avg. cost - 41.8
$HNTR prev. cost - Not Listed

37. Melvin Ajinca, Saint Quinten

NC- 62 | ESPN - 42 | BR - 45 | YAH - 34 | TANK - 38 | RING - 40
$AJNCA avg. cost - 43.5
$AJNCA prev. cost - 41.2

38. Izan Almansa, G League Ignite

NC- 43 | ESPN - 37 | BR - NL | YAH - 32 | TANK - 37 | RING - 47
$IZAN avg. cost - 45.3
$IZAN prev. cost - 34.3

39. Adem Bona, UCLA Bruins

NC- 44 | ESPN - 50 | BR - 39 | YAH - 48 | TANK - 46 | RING - 56
$BONA avg. cost - 47.2
$BONA prev. cost - 39.7

40. PJ Hall, Clemson Tigers

NC- 30 | ESPN - 59 | BR - 47 | YAH - 56 | TANK - 43 | RING - 55
$HALL avg. cost - 48.3
$HALL prev. cost - 40.0

41. Pacome Dadiet, Ratiopharm Ulm

NC- 37 | ESPN - 40 | BR - 36 | YAH - 54 | TANK - 47 | RING - NL
$PCME avg. cost - 48.3
$PCME prev. cost - 47.8

42. Baylor Scheierman, Creighton Bluejays

NC- 52 | ESPN - 38 | BR - 35 | YAH - 40 | TANK - 51 | RING - NL
$BMAN avg. cost - 48.7
$BMAN prev. cost - 52.6

43. Alex Karaban, UConn Huskies

NC- 34 | ESPN - 41 | BR - 54 | YAH - 57 | TANK - 53 | RING - 53
$ALEX avg. cost - 48.7
$ALEX prev. cost - 48.3

44. Ajay Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara Gauchos

NC- 40 | ESPN - 54 | BR - 37 | YAH - 44 | TANK - 49 | RING - NL
$AJAY avg. cost - 50.0
$AJAY prev. cost - 42.8

45. Oso Ighodaro, Marquette Golden Eagles

NC- 47 | ESPN - 66 | BR - 48 | YAH - NL | TANK - 31 | RING - 33
$OSO avg. cost - 50.2
$OSO prev. cost - 31.7

46. Juan Nuñez, Ratiopharm Ulm

NC- 41 | ESPN - 26 | BR - NL | YAH - 43 | TANK - 40 | RING - NL
$JUAN avg. cost - 50.3
$JUAN prev. cost - 46.8

47. Ulrich Chomche, NBA Academy Africa/REG

NC- 95 | ESPN - 39 | BR - 24 | YAH - 36 | TANK - 33 | RING - NL
$CHOM avg. cost - 50.5
$CHOM prev. cost - 41.2

48. Pelle Larson, Arizona Wildcats

NC- 70 | ESPN - 45 | BR - 40 | YAH - NL | TANK - 48 | RING - 44
$PELLE avg. cost - 53.8
$PELLE prev. cost - Not Listed

49. Keshad Johnson, Arizona Wildcats

NC- 61 | ESPN - 44 | BR - NL | YAH - 49 | TANK - 55 | RING - 42
$KSHD avg. cost - 54.5
$KSHD prev. cost - Not Listed

50. Jalen Bridges, Baylor Bears

NC- 54 | ESPN - 55 | BR - 43 | YAH - NL | TANK - 60 | RING - 38
$BRDG avg. cost - 54.5
$BRDG prev. cost - Not Listed

51. Trey Alexander, Creighton Bluejays

NC- 38 | ESPN - 63 | BR - NL | YAH - 41 | TANK - 36 | RING - NL
$TREY avg. cost - 55.0
$TREY prev. cost - 40.7

52. Cam Spencer, UConn Huskies

NC- 72 | ESPN - 58 | BR - 56 | YAH - 47 | TANK - 62 | RING - 41
$CAM avg. cost - 56.0
$CAM prev. cost - Not Listed

53. Jamal Shead, Houston Cougars

NC- 53 | ESPN - 61 | BR - 38 | YAH - 58 | TANK - 57 | RING - NL
$SHEAD avg. cost - 57.2
$SHEAD prev. cost - Not Listed

54. Collin Murray-Boyles, South Carolina Gamecocks

NC- 29 | ESPN - NL | BR - NL | YAH - NL | TANK - 41 | RING - 23
$CMB avg. cost - 57.7
$CMB prev. cost - Not Listed

55. Kam Jones, Marquette Golden Eagles

NC- 79 | ESPN - 67 | BR - 42 | YAH - NL | TANK - NL | RING - 26
$KAM avg. cost - 61.0
$KAM prev. cost - Not Listed

56. Johni Broome, Auburn Tigers

NC- 67 | ESPN - 89 | BR - 58 | YAH - 51 | TANK - 54 | RING - 48
$BRME avg. cost - 61.2
$BRME prev. cost - Not Listed

57. Trevon Brazile, Arkansas Razorbacks

NC- 87 | ESPN - 43 | BR - NL | YAH - 46 | TANK - 67 | RING - 51
$BRZL avg. cost - 61.7
$BRZL prev. cost - 38.2

58. Payton Sandfort, Iowa Hawkeyes

NC- 75 | ESPN - 35 | BR - 52 | YAH - NL | TANK - 56 | RING - NL
$SAND avg. cost - 61.7
$SAND prev. cost - Not Listed

59. Tristen Newton, UConn Huskies

NC- 63 | ESPN - 85 | BR - 51 | YAH - 45 | TANK - 59 | RING - NL
$NEWT avg. cost - 63.2
$NEWT prev. cost - Not Listed

60. AJ Johnson, Illawarra Hawks

NC- 42 | ESPN - 60 | BR - NL | YAH - 50 | TANK - NL | RING - NL
$AJJ avg. cost - 63.3
$AJJ prev. cost - 52.6

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]]><![CDATA[February 2024 Top 60 NBA $DRFT Stock Market Update]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/february-2024-top-60-nba-drft-stockhttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/february-2024-top-60-nba-drft-stockThu, 15 Feb 2024 14:00:56 GMT

Welcome to the February 2024 NBA $DRFT Stock Market update on the NBA Draftdaq.

The Draftdaq at No Ceilings is your online marketplace to (theoretically) buy and trade NBA Draft Prospect Stock. How this thing works is that I go through the most up-to-date rankings that I can find from a variety of mainstream draft sites including ESPN, Bleacher Report, Yahoo!, Tankathon, the Ringer, and, of course the team at No Ceilings to average out the draft stock for the Top 60 prospects in the 2024 NBA Draft Class.

As we inch closer to March Madness, we’re starting to see some new names enter the fold, some old names drop out of the market, and some names starting to cement and separate themselves on the charts.

In a cycle as volatile as this one, smart investors will need to know when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em. Does a prospect’s draft case just need to be handled with a little patience or are you going to have to take the L and sell the bag while you can still extract some value?

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These rankings don’t necessarily reflect how I or the gang at No Ceilings personally feel about the 2024 prospects. However, they do give us a more accurate reflection of how the mainstream draft community is collectively viewing the returns on the 2024 NBA Draft class as a whole. 

As we continue to speculate on which prospects will yield the biggest ROI for the remainder of the draft cycle, always remember the number one rule on Ball Street…

“Nobody - and I don't care if you're Jonathan Givony or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways, or in circles!”

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1. Alex Sarr, Perth Wildcats

NC- 1 | ESPN - 2 | BR - 5 | YAH - 2 | TANK - 1 | RING - 1

$SARR avg. cost - 2
$SARR prev. cost - 3.3

2. Zaccharie Risascher, JL Bourg

NC- 3 | ESPN - 1 | BR - 6 | YAH - 3 | TANK - 3 | RING - 3

$ZACC avg. cost - 3.2
$ZACC prev. cost - 4.5

3. Nikola Topic, KK Crvena Zvezda

NC- 4 | ESPN - 5 | BR - 1 | YAH - 6 | TANK - 2 | RING - 4

$TOPIC avg. cost - 3.7
$TOPIC prev. cost - 3.3

4. Cody Williams, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 2 | ESPN - 3 | BR - 9 | YAH - 1 | TANK - 6 | RING - 2

$CODY avg. cost - 3.8
$CODY prev. cost - 6.0

5. Ja’Kobe Walter, Baylor Bears

NC- 6 | ESPN - 7 | BR - 8 | YAH - 4 | TANK - 4 | RING - 5

$KOBE avg. cost - 5.7
$KOBE prev. cost - 5.5

6. Rob Dillingham, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 9 | ESPN - 4 | BR - 3 | YAH - 7 | TANK - 10 | RING - 7

$DHAM avg. cost - 6.7
$DHAM prev. cost - 11.0

7. Matas Buzelis, G League Ignite

NC- 8 | ESPN - 6 | BR - 2 | YAH - 8 | TANK - 8 | RING - 10

$BZLS avg. cost - 7.0
$BZLS prev. cost - 7.2

8. Ron Holland, G League Ignite

NC- 11 | ESPN - 10 | BR - 4 | YAH - 5 | TANK - 7 | RING - 11

$HLND avg. cost - 8.0
$HLND prev. cost - 6.3

9. Reed Sheppard, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 7 | ESPN - 12 | BR - 12 | YAH - 11 | TANK - 5 | RING - 6

$REED avg. cost - 8.8
$REED prev. cost - 12.2

10. Stephon Castle, UConn Huskies

NC- 5 | ESPN - 15 | BR - 15 | YAH - 10 | TANK - 9 | RING - 8

$CSTL avg. cost - 10.3
$CSTL prev. cost - 8.5

11. Kyle Filipowski, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 12 | ESPN - 9 | BR - 7 | YAH - 13 | TANK - 11 | RING - 12

$FLIP avg. cost - 10.7
$FLIP prev. cost - 14.0

12. Isaiah Collier, USC Trojans

NC- 22 | ESPN - 14 | BR - 10 | YAH - 14 | TANK - 13 | RING - 13

$COL avg. cost - 14.3
$COL prev. cost - 6.2

13. Kevin McCullar, Kansas Jayhawks

NC- 14 | ESPN - 16 | BR - 16 | YAH - 21 | TANK - 17 | RING - 9

$KMAC avg. cost - 15.5
$KMAC prev. cost - 19.8

14. Dalton Knecht, Tennessee Volunteers

NC- 10 | ESPN - 18 | BR - 25 | YAH - 12 | TANK - 19 | RING - 15

$KNCHT avg. cost - 16.5
$KNCHT prev. cost - 27.0

15. Tidjane Salaun, Cholet Basket

NC- 17 | ESPN - 8 | BR - 28 | YAH - 18 | TANK - 12 | RING - 18

$TJNE avg. cost - 16.8
$TJNE prev. cost - 16.8

16. Yves Missi, Baylor Bears

NC- 21 | ESPN - 21 | BR - 11 | YAH - 15 | TANK - 15 | RING - 21

$YVES avg. cost - 17.3
$YVES prev. cost - 29.5

17. Tyler Smith, G League Ignite

NC- 15 | ESPN - 19 | BR - 13 | YAH - 19 | TANK - 20 | RING - 27

$SMTH avg. cost - 18.8
$SMTH prev. cost - 20.7

18. Donovan Clingan, UConn Huskies

NC- 13 | ESPN - 11 | BR - 17 | YAH - NL | TANK - 14 | RING - 17

$CLNG avg. cost - 19.5
$CLNG prev. cost - 11.0

19. Ryan Dunn, Virginia Cavaliers

NC- 16 | ESPN - 20 | BR - 24 | YAH - NL | TANK - 16 | RING - 14

$DUNN avg. cost - 22.5
$DUNN prev. cost - 12.7

20. Bobi Klintman, Cairns Taipans

NC- 27 | ESPN - 22 | BR - 20 | YAH - 27 | TANK - 21 | RING - 24

$BOBI avg. cost - 23.5
$BOBI prev. cost - 22.8

21. Kel’el Ware, Indiana Hoosiers

NC- 33 | ESPN - 23 | BR - 21 | YAH - 22 | TANK - 18 | RING - 26

$WARE avg. cost - 23.8
$WARE prev. cost - 23.0

22. Jared McCain, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 30 | ESPN - 26 | BR - 23 | YAH - 28 | TANK - 29 | RING - 23

$CAIN avg. cost - 26.5
$CAIN prev. cost - 53.7

23. Zach Edey, Purdue Boilermakers

NC- 23 | ESPN - 13 | BR - 59 | YAH - NL | TANK - 27 | RING - 19

$EDEY avg. cost - 31.0
$EDEY prev. cost - 34.8

24. Oso Ighodaro, Marquette Golden Eagles

NC- 42 | ESPN - 30 | BR - 31 | YAH - NL | TANK - 22 | RING - 20

$OSO avg. cost - 31.7
$OSO prev. cost - 26.8

25. Dillon Jones, Weber State Wildcats

NC- 20 | ESPN - 36 | BR - 38 | YAH - 25 | TANK - 31 | RING - NL

$DILL avg. cost - 32.5
$DILL prev. cost - 52.0

26. Tristan da Silva, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 39 | ESPN - 32 | BR - 18 | YAH - NL | TANK - 26 | RING - NL

$SLVA avg. cost - 34.2
$SLVA prev. cost - 23.0

27. Izan Almansa, G League Ignite

NC- 36 | ESPN - 24 | BR - 53 | YAH - NL | TANK - 23 | RING - 25

$IZAN avg. cost - 34.3
$IZAN prev. cost - 30.5

28. Devin Carter, Providence Friars

NC- 49 | ESPN - 17 | BR - 22 | YAH - NL | TANK - 38 | RING - NL

$IZAN avg. cost - 36.0
$IZAN prev. cost - Not Listed

29. Tyrese Proctor, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 29 | ESPN - 51 | BR - 50 | YAH - NL | TANK - 28 | RING - 16

$PRCTR avg. cost - 36.5
$PRCTR prev. cost - 22.7

30. DJ Wagner, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 54 | ESPN - 27 | BR - 29 | YAH - NL | TANK - 24 | RING - NL

$WGNR avg. cost - 37.3
$WGNR prev. cost - 29.2

31. Trevon Brazile, Arkansas Razorbacks

NC- 47 | ESPN - 25 | BR - 46 | YAH - NL | TANK - 44 | RING - 22

$BRZL avg. cost - 38.2
$BRZL prev. cost - 33.0

32. Adem Bona, UCLA Bruins

NC- 37 | ESPN - 34 | BR - 32 | YAH - NL | TANK - 45 | RING - NL

$BONA avg. cost - 39.7
$BONA prev. cost - 37.2

33. PJ Hall, Clemson Tigers

NC- 19 | ESPN - 55 | BR - 42 | YAH - NL | TANK - 34 | RING - NL

$HALL avg. cost - 40.0
$HALL prev. cost - 45.0

34. Trey Alexander, Creighton Bluejays

NC- 31 | ESPN - 60 | BR - 60 | YAH - 23 | TANK - 25 | RING - NL

$TREY avg. cost - 40.7
$TREY prev. cost - 28.7

35. KJ Simpson, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 50 | ESPN - 45 | BR - 19 | YAH - NL | TANK - 41 | RING - NL

$KJS avg. cost - 40.8
$KJS prev. cost - Not Listed

36. Melvin Ajinca, Saint Quinten

NC- 79 | ESPN - 31 | BR - 52 | YAH - 26 | TANK - 30 | RING - 29

$AJNCA avg. cost - 41.2
$AJNCA prev. cost - 41.7

37. Ulrich Chomche, NBA Academy Africa/REG

NC- NL | ESPN - 40 | BR - 14 | YAH - 17 | TANK - 32 | RING - NL

$CHOM avg. cost - 41.2
$CHOM prev. cost - Not Listed

38. Carlton Carrington, Pittsburgh Panthers

NC- 44 | ESPN - 35 | BR - 61 | YAH - 24 | TANK - 42 | RING - NL

$BUB avg. cost - 41.8
$BUB prev. cost - 38.5

39. Justin Edwards, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 46 | ESPN - 50 | BR - 51 | YAH - NL | TANK - 37 | RING - 28

$JED avg. cost - 42.8
$JED prev. cost - 20.3

40. Ajay Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara Gauchos

NC- 40 | ESPN - 57 | BR - 34 | YAH - NL | TANK - 36 | RING - NL

$AJAY avg. cost - 42.8
$AJAY prev. cost - 38.3

41. Tyler Kolek, Marquette Golden Eagles

NC- 25 | ESPN - 33 | BR - 79 | YAH - NL | TANK - 35 | RING - NL

$KOLEK avg. cost - 43.7
$KOLEK prev. cost - 34.5

42. DaRon Holmes II, Dayton Flyers

NC- 28 | ESPN - 59 | BR - 57 | YAH - NL | TANK - 54 | RING - 30

$DRON avg. cost - 45.5
$DRON prev. cost - 58.3

43. Kyshawn George, Miami Hurricanes

NC- 26 | ESPN - 42 | BR - 69 | YAH - 20 | TANK - 74 | RING - 45

$KYG avg. cost - 46.0
$KYG prev. cost - Not Listed

44. Juan Nunez, Ratiopharm Ulm

NC- 52 | ESPN - 28 | BR - 70 | YAH - NL | TANK - 46 | RING - NL

$JUAN avg. cost - 46.8
$JUAN prev. cost - 46.0

45. Jaylon Tyson, California Golden Bears

NC- 67 | ESPN - 37 | BR - 40 | YAH - NL | TANK - 52 | RING - NL

$JYLN avg. cost - 47.7
$JYLN prev. cost - Not Listed

46. Pacome Dadiet, Ratiopharm Ulm

NC- 32 | ESPN - 48 | BR - 66 | YAH - NL | TANK - 51 | RING - NL

$PAC avg. cost - 47.8
$PAC prev. cost - 52.2

47. Zvonimir Ivisic, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 64 | ESPN - 64 | BR - 73 | YAH - 9 | TANK - 33 | RING - NL

$IVSC avg. cost - 48.0
$IVSC prev. cost - Not Listed

48. Alex Karaban, UConn Huskies

NC- 41 | ESPN - 53 | BR - 58 | YAH - NL | TANK - 48 | RING - NL

$ALEX avg. cost - 48.3
$ALEX prev. cost - 43.2

49. Kwame Evans Jr., Oregon Ducks

NC- 24 | ESPN - NL | BR - 43 | YAH - NL | TANK - 39 | RING - NL

$KWME avg. cost - 49.5
$KWME prev. cost - Not Listed

50. Johnny Furphy, Kansas Jayhawks

NC- 18 | ESPN - 29 | BR - 86 | YAH - NL | TANK - 74 | RING - NL

$FRPH avg. cost -
$FRPH prev. cost - Not Listed

51. Wooga Poplar, Miami Hurricanes

NC- 43 | ESPN - 83 | BR - 35 | YAH - NL | TANK - 47 | RING - NL

$WOOGA avg. cost - 49.7
$WOOGA prev. cost - 46.3

52. Kobe Johnson, USC Trojans

NC- 38 | ESPN - 71 | BR - 48 | YAH - NL | TANK - 61 | RING - NL

$KOBE avg. cost - 51.3
$KOBE prev. cost - 38.5

53. Aaron Bradshaw, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 59 | ESPN - 65 | BR - 45 | YAH - NL | TANK - 50 | RING - NL

$BRAD avg. cost - 51.5
$BRAD prev. cost - 34.0

54. Harrison Ingram, UNC Tar Heels

NC- 53 | ESPN - 43 | BR - 67 | YAH - NL | TANK - 59 | RING - NL

$HARR avg. cost - 52.0
$HARR prev. cost - 52.8

55. Baylor Scheierman, Creighton Bluejays

NC- 69 | ESPN - 54 | BR - 54 | YAH - NL | TANK - 65 | RING - NL

$SCHR avg. cost - 52.6
$SCHR prev. cost - 55.0

56. AJ Johnson, Illawarra Hawks

NC- 35 | ESPN - 56 | BR - 76 | YAH - 30 | TANK - 74 | RING - NL

$AJJ avg. cost - 52.6
$AJJ prev. cost - 53.0

57. Kylan Boswell, Arizona Wildcats

NC- 88 | ESPN - 52 | BR - 44 | YAH - NL | TANK - 43 | RING - NL

$BSWL avg. cost - 52.8
$BSWL prev. cost - 35.7

58. Judah Mintz, Syracuse Orange

NC- 74 | ESPN - 73 | BR - 27 | YAH - NL | TANK - 55 | RING - NL

$MNTZ avg. cost - 53.2
$MNTZ prev. cost - 54.0

59. Adama-Alpha Bal, Santa Clara Broncos

NC- 5 | ESPN - NL | BR - 30 | YAH - 16 | TANK - 74 | RING - NL

$BAL avg. cost - 53.5
$BAL prev. cost - Not Listed

60. Jaxson Robinson, BYU Cougars

NC- 61 | ESPN - 61 | BR - 65 | YAH - NL | TANK - 49 | RING - NL

$JAX avg. cost - 54.3
$JAX prev. cost - Not Listed

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]]><![CDATA[January 2024 Top 60 NBA $DRFT Stock Market Update]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/january-2024-top-60-nba-drft-stockhttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/january-2024-top-60-nba-drft-stockThu, 04 Jan 2024 14:00:28 GMT

Welcome to the January 2024 NBA $DRFT Stock Market update on the NBA Draftdaq.

The Draftdaq at No Ceilings is your online marketplace to (theoretically) buy and trade NBA Draft Prospect Stock. How this thing works is that I go through the most up-to-date rankings that I can find from a variety of mainstream draft sites including ESPN, Bleacher Report, Yahoo!, Tankathon, the Athletic, and of course the team at No Ceilings to average out the draft stock for the Top 60 prospects in the 2024 NBA Draft Class.

Back in November, we set the pre-season $DRFT IPO prices for the Top 50 prospects in the 2024 NBA Draft; now that we’ve officially turned the page on 2023, it felt pertinent to get an updated temperature check on where the draft stock of the class of 2024 currently lies.

In a cycle as volatile as this one, smart investors will need to know when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em. Does a prospect’s draft case just need to be handled with a little patience or are you going to have to take the L and sell the bag while you can still extract some value?

Subscribe now

These rankings don’t necessarily reflect how I or the gang at No Ceilings personally feel about some of the 2024 prospects. However, they do give us a more accurate reflection of how the mainstream draft community is collectively viewing the very early returns on the 2024 NBA Draft class. 

Now is your chance to get in on the ground floor, find value, and purchase the $DRFT stock of your favorite prospects before they blow up.

As always, remember the number one rule of Ball Street…

“Nobody - and I don't care if you're Jonathan Givony or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways, or in circles!”

1. Alex Sarr, Perth Wildcats

NC- 1 | ESPN - 1 | BR - 4 | YAH - 1 | ATH - 3 | TANK - 2

$SARR avg. cost - 2.0

$SARR prev. cost - 2.5

2. Nikola Topic, KK Crvena Zvezda

NC- 4 | ESPN - 5 | BR - 2 | YAH - 4 | ATH - 2 | TANK - 3

$TOPIC avg. cost - 3.3

$TOPIC prev. cost - 11.5

3. Zaccharie Risascher, JL Bourg

NC- 6 | ESPN - 2 | BR - 6 | YAH - 3 | ATH - 4 | TANK - 6

$ZACC avg. cost - 4.5

$ZACC prev. cost - 8.3

4. Ja’Kobe Walter, Baylor Bears

NC- 3 | ESPN - 4 | BR - 7 | YAH - 5 | ATH - 7 | TANK - 7

$KOBE avg. cost - 5.5

$KOBE prev. cost - 6.2

5. Cody Williams, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 5 | ESPN - 3 | BR - 5 | YAH - 2 | ATH - 5 | TANK - 15

$CODY avg. cost - 6.0

$CODY prev. cost - 13.8

6. Isaiah Collier, USC Trojans

NC- 7 | ESPN - 8 | BR - 8 | YAH - 8 | ATH - 1 | TANK - 5

$COL avg. cost - 6.2

$COL prev. cost - 3.2

7. Ron Holland, G League Ignite

NC- 8 | ESPN - 11 | BR - 3 | YAH - 7 | ATH - 8 | TANK - 1

$HLND avg. cost - 6.3

$HLND prev. cost - 2.8

8. Matas Buzelis, G League Ignite

NC- 10 | ESPN - 10 | BR - 1 | YAH - 9 | ATH - 9 | TANK - 4

$BZLS avg. cost - 7.2

$BZLS prev. cost - 6.2

9. Stephon Castle, UConn Huskies

NC- 2 | ESPN - 17 | BR - 9 | YAH - 6 | ATH - 11 | TANK - 6

$CSTL avg. cost - 8.5

$CSTL prev. cost - 6.7

10. Rob Dillingham, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 13 | ESPN - 7 | BR - 10 | YAH - 10 | ATH - 15 | TANK - 11

$DHAM avg. cost - 11.0

$DHAM prev. cost - 35.8

11. Donovan Clingan, UConn Huskies

NC- 12 | ESPN - 13 | BR - 13 | YAH - 11 | ATH - 13 | TANK - 9

$CLNG avg. cost - 11.0

$CLNG prev. cost - 10.2

12. Reed Sheppard, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 11 | ESPN - 16 | BR - 15 | YAH - 17 | ATH - 6 | TANK - 8

$REED avg. cost - 12.2

$REED prev. cost - Not Listed

13. Ryan Dunn, Virginia Cavaliers

NC- 9 | ESPN - 12 | BR - 12 | YAH - 20 | ATH - 10 | TANK - 13

$DUNN avg. cost - 12.7

$DUNN prev. cost - 26.7

14. Kyle Filipowski, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 17 | ESPN - 9 | BR - 16 | YAH - 13 | ATH - 19 | TANK - 10

$FLIP avg. cost - 14.0

$FLIP prev. cost - 14.3

15. Tidjane Salaun, Cholet Basket

NC- 18 | ESPN - 6 | BR - 11 | YAH - 12 | ATH - 34 | TANK - 20

$TJNE avg. cost - 16.8

$TJNE prev. cost - 31.5

16. Kevin McCullar, Kansas Jayhawks

NC- 14 | ESPN - 15 | BR - 17 | YAH - 29 | ATH - 27 | TANK - 17

$KMAC avg. cost - 19.8

$KMAC prev. cost - 30.2

17. Justin Edwards, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 20 | ESPN - 28 | BR - 28 | YAH - 14 | ATH - 14 | TANK - 18

$JED avg. cost - 20.3

$JED prev. cost - 7.3

18. Tyler Smith, G League Ignite

NC- 16 | ESPN - 18 | BR - 32 | YAH - 19 | ATH - 18 | TANK - 21

$SMTH avg. cost - 20.7

$SMTH prev. cost - 31.3

19. Tyrese Proctor, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 27 | ESPN - 30 | BR - 29 | YAH - 15 | ATH - 23 | TANK - 12

$PRCTR avg. cost - 22.7

$PRCTR prev. cost - 11.5

20. Bobi Klintman, Cairns Taipans

NC- 22 | ESPN - 21 | BR - 23 | YAH - 24 | ATH - 28 | TANK - 19

$BOBI avg. cost - 22.8

$BOBI prev. cost - 20.7

21. Kel’el Ware, Indiana Hoosiers

NC- 29 | ESPN - 22 | BR - 20 | YAH - 16 | ATH - 36 | TANK - 15

$WARE avg. cost - 23.0

$WARE prev. cost - 30.5

22. Oso Ighodaro, Marquette Golden Eagles

NC- 43 | ESPN - 25 | BR - 26 | YAH - 28 | ATH - 12 | TANK - 27

$OSO avg. cost - 26.8

$OSO prev. cost - 36.7

23. Dalton Knecht, Tennessee Volunteers

NC- 16 | ESPN - 24 | BR - 21 | YAH - NL | ATH - 16 | TANK - 40

$KNCHT avg. cost - 27.0

$KNCHT prev. cost - 50.8

24. Trey Alexander, Creighton Bluejays

NC- 19 | ESPN - 45 | BR - 41 | YAH - 21 | ATH - 17 | TANK - 29

$TREY avg. cost - 28.7

$TREY prev. cost - 23.8

25. DJ Wagner, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 44 | ESPN - 27 | BR - 18 | YAH - 30 | ATH - 32 | TANK - 24

$WGNR avg. cost - 29.2

$WGNR prev. cost - 21.0

26. Yves Missi, Baylor Bears

NC- 28 | ESPN - 20 | BR - 19 | YAH - NL | ATH - 42 | TANK - 23

$YVES avg. cost - 29.5

$YVES prev. cost - 48.3

27. Izan Almansa, G League Ignite

NC- 30 | ESPN - 23 | BR - 39 | YAH - NL | ATH - 21 | TANK - 25

$IZAN avg. cost - 30.5

$IZAN prev. cost - 13.0

28. Trevon Brazile, Arkansas Razorbacks

NC- 34 | ESPN - 19 | BR - 24 | YAH - NL | ATH - 46 | TANK - 30

$BRZL avg. cost - 33.0

$BRZL prev. cost - 32.3

29. Aaron Bradshaw, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 38 | ESPN - 36 | BR - 37 | YAH - 18 | ATH - 44| TANK - 31

$SHAW avg. cost - 34.0

$SHAW prev. cost - 39.2

30. Tristan Da Silva, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 42 | ESPN - 29 | BR - 22 | YAH - NL | ATH - 31 | TANK - 37

$SLVA avg. cost - 23.0

$SLVA prev. cost - 38.7

31. Tyler Kolek, Marquette Golden Eagles

NC- 26 | ESPN - 33 | BR - 34 | YAH - NL | ATH - 26 | TANK - 33

$KOLEK avg. cost - 34.5

$KOLEK prev. cost - Not Listed

32. Zach Edey, Purdue Boilermakers

NC- 21 | ESPN - 14 | BR - 43 | YAH - NL | ATH - 35 | TANK - 51

$EDEY avg. cost - 34.8

$EDEY prev. cost - 48.5

33. Kylan Boswell, Arizona Wildcats

NC- 55 | ESPN - 34 | BR - 31 | YAH - 22 | ATH - 50 | TANK - 22

$BSWL avg. cost - 35.7

$BSWL prev. cost - 40.7

34. Adem Bona, UCLA Bruins

NC- 34 | ESPN - 44 | BR - 34 | YAH - NL | ATH - 24 | TANK - 42

$BONA avg. cost - 37.2

$BONA prev. cost - 28.7

35. Ajay Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara Guachos

NC- 50 | ESPN - 52 | BR - 25 | YAH - NL | ATH - 30 | TANK - 28

$AJAY avg. cost - 38.3

$AJAY prev. cost - Not Listed

36. Kobe Johnson, USC Trojans

NC- 25 | ESPN - 66 | BR - 40 | YAH - NL | ATH - 20 | TANK - 35

$KOBE avg. cost - 38.5

$KOBE prev. cost - 36.0

37. Carlton Carrington, Pittsburgh Panthers

NC- 24 | ESPN - NL | BR - 33 | YAH - 25 | ATH - 22 | TANK - 26

$BUB avg. cost - 38.5

$BUB prev. cost - 51.7

38. Melvin Ajinca, Saint Quinten

NC- 65 | ESPN - 32 | BR - 36 | YAH - NL | ATH - 29 | TANK - 43

$AJNCA avg. cost - 41.7

$AJNCA prev. cost - 34.7

39. Alex Toohey, Sydney Kings

NC- 31 | ESPN - 48 | BR - NL | YAH - NL | ATH - 33 | TANK - 39

$TOO avg. cost - 42.8

$TOO prev. cost - Not Listed

40. Alex Karaban, UConn Huskies

NC- 40 | ESPN - 49 | BR - 42 | YAH - NL | ATH - 47 | TANK - 36

$KARA avg. cost - 43.2

$KARA prev. cost - Not Listed

41. PJ Hall, Clemson Tigers

NC- 23 | ESPN - 51 | BR - 56 | YAH - NL | ATH - 51 | TANK - 44

$HALL avg. cost - 45.0

$HALL prev. cost - Not Listed

42. Baba Miller, Florida State Seminoles

NC- 87 | ESPN - 31 | BR - 30 | YAH - NL | ATH - 48 | TANK - 34

$BABA avg. cost - 45.8

$BABA prev. cost - 36.0

43. Juan Nunez, Ratiopharm Ulm

NC- 59 | ESPN - 35 | BR - NL | YAH - NL | ATH - 57 | TANK - 32

$JUAN avg. cost - 46.0

$JUAN prev. cost - Not Listed

44. Wooga Poplar, Miami Hurricanes

NC- 36 | ESPN - 85 | BR - 27 | YAH - NL | ATH - 39 | TANK - 46

$WOOGA avg. cost - 46.3

$WOOGA prev. cost - Not Listed

45. Aday Mara, UCLA Bruins

NC- 63 | ESPN - 44 | BR - 50 | YAH - NL | ATH - 49 | TANK - 38

$MARA avg. cost - 48.2

$MARA prev. cost - 19.2

46. Dillon Mitchell, Texas Longhorns

NC- 47 | ESPN - 43 | BR - 55 | YAH - NL | ATH - 74 | TANK - 45

$MITCH avg. cost - 51.5

$MITCH prev. cost - 49.2

47. Dillon Jones, Weber State Wildcats

NC- 32 | ESPN - 64 | BR - NL | YAH - NL | ATH - 60 | TANK - 50

$DILL avg. cost - 52.0

$DILL prev. cost - 46.8

48. Pacome Dadiet, Ratiopharm Ulm

NC- 35 | ESPN - 47 | BR - 58 | YAH - NL | ATH - 61 | TANK - 67

$PAC avg. cost - 52.2

$PAC prev. cost - Not Listed

49. Harrison Ingram, UNC Tar Heels

NC- 56 | ESPN - 41 | BR - 57 | YAH - NL | ATH - 55 | TANK - 63

$HARR avg. cost - 52.8

$HARR prev. cost - Not Listed

50. AJ Johnson, Illawarra Hawks

NC- 39 | ESPN - 51 | BR - NL | YAH - 23 | ATH - 69 | TANK - 67

$AJJ avg. cost - 53.0

$AJJ prev. cost - 40.8

51. Jared McCain, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 41 | ESPN - 26 | BR - NL | YAH - NL | ATH - NL | TANK - 48

$CAIN avg. cost - 53.7

$CAIN prev. cost - 31.8

52. Judah Mintz, Syracuse Orange

NC- 64 | ESPN - 61 | BR - 45 | YAH - NL | ATH - 68 | TANK - 41

$MNTZ avg. cost - 54.0

$MNTZ prev. cost - 47.3

53. Baylor Scheierman, Creighton Bluejays

NC- NL | ESPN - 54 | BR - NL | YAH - NL | ATH - 56 | TANK - 59

$SCHR avg. cost - 55.0

$SCHR prev. cost - Not Listed

54. Ariel Hukporti, Melbourne United

NC- 62 | ESPN - 53 | BR - NL | YAH - NL | ATH - 53 | TANK - 61

$HUK avg. cost - 55.8

$HUK prev. cost - Not Listed

55. Trentyn Flowers, Adelaide 36ers

NC- 68 | ESPN - 62 | BR - 49 | YAH - 26 | ATH - 80 | TANK - 53

$FLOW avg. cost - 56.3

prev. cost - 51.8

56. Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton Bluejays

NC- NL | ESPN - 63 | BR - NL | YAH - NL | ATH - 54 | TANK - 64

$KALK avg. cost - 57.4

$KALK prev. cost - Not Listed

57. Reece Beekman, Virginia Cavaliers

NC- 74 | ESPN - 46 | BR - 47 | YAH - NL | ATH - 78 | TANK - 55

$BEEK avg. cost - 57.5

$BEEK prev. cost - 47.0

58. DaRon Holmes, Dayton Flyers

NC- 46 | ESPN - 78 | BR - NL | YAH - NL | ATH - 78 | TANK - 55

$DRON avg. cost - 58.3

$DRON prev. cost - 52.2

59. Riley Kugel, Florida Gators

NC- 85 | ESPN - 69 | BR - NL | YAH - NL | ATH - 52 | TANK - 49

$KUG avg. cost - 60.2

$KUG prev. cost - 33.0

60. Matthew Cleveland, Florida State Seminoles

NC- 54 | ESPN - 97 | BR - 53 | YAH - NL | ATH - 59 | TANK - 60

$CLV avg. cost - 61.3

$CLV prev. cost - Not Listed

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]]><![CDATA[2024 NBA $DRFT Stock Initial Player Offerings]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/2024-nba-drft-stock-initial-playerhttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/2024-nba-drft-stock-initial-playerWed, 29 Nov 2023 14:00:45 GMT

Welcome to the 2024 NBA $DRFT Stock Initial Player Offerings on the NBA Draftdaq.

The Draftdaq at No Ceilings is your online marketplace to (theoretically) buy and trade NBA Draft Prospect Stock. How this thing works is that I go through the most up-to-date rankings that I can find from a variety of mainstream draft sites including ESPN, Bleacher Report, Yahoo!, Tankathon, the Athletic, and of course ya boys at No Ceilings to average out the draft stock for the Top 50 prospects in the 2024 NBA Draft Class. In a cycle as volatile as this one, smart investors will need to know when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em. Does a prospect’s draft case just need to be handled with a little patience or are you going to have to take the L and sell the bag while you can still extract some value?

Subscribe now

These rankings don’t necessarily reflect how I or the gang at No Ceilings personally feel about some of the 2024 prospects. However, they do give us a more accurate reflection of how the mainstream draft community is collectively viewing the very early returns on the 2024 NBA Draft class. 

Now is your chance to get in on the ground floor, find value, and purchase the $DRFT stock of your favorite prospects before they blow up.

As always, remember the number one rule of Ball Street…

“Nobody - and I don't care if you're Jonathan Givony or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways, or in circles!”

1. Alex Sarr, Perth Wildcats

NC- 2 | ESPN - 2 | BR - 4 | YAH - 2 | ATH - 1 | TANK - 4

$SARR avg. cost - 2.5

2. Ron Holland, G League Ignite

NC- 3 | ESPN - 5 | BR - 1 | YAH - 4 | ATH - 3 | TANK - 1

$HLND avg. cost - 2.8

3. Isaiah Collier, USC Trojans

NC- 8 | ESPN - 1 | BR - 3 | YAH - 1 | ATH - 2 | TANK - 2

$COL avg. cost - 3.2

4. Matas Buzelis, G League Ignite

NC- 7 | ESPN - 7 | BR - 6 | YAH - 5 | ATH - 9 | TANK - 3

$BZLS avg. cost - 6.2

5. Ja’Kobe Walter, Baylor Bears

NC- 5 | ESPN - 4 | BR - 8 | YAH - 3 | ATH - 7 | TANK - 10

$KOBE avg. cost - 6.2

6. Stephon Castle, UConn Huskies

NC- 4 | ESPN - 8 | BR - 7 | YAH - 9 | ATH - 6 | TANK - 6

$CSTL avg. cost - 6.7

7. Justin Edwards, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 1 | ESPN - 10 | BR - 18 | YAH - 7 | ATH - 4 | TANK - 4

$JED avg. cost - 7.3

8. Zaccharie Risacher, JL Bourg

NC- 12 | ESPN - 3 | BR - 5 | YAH - 6 | ATH - 17 | TANK - 7

$ZACC avg. cost - 8.3

9. Donovan Clingan, UConn Huskies

NC- 6 | ESPN - 6 | BR - 13 | YAH - 22 | ATH - 5 | TANK - 9

$CLNG avg. cost - 10.2

10. Nikola Topic, Mega MIS

NC- 23 | ESPN - 9 | BR - 2 | YAH - 11 | ATH - 13 | TANK - 11

$TOPIC avg. cost - 11.5

11. Tyrese Proctor, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 14 | ESPN - 14 | BR - 12 | YAH - 8 | ATH - 8 | TANK - 13

$PRCTR avg. cost - 11.5

12. Izan Almansa, G League Ignite

NC- 11 | ESPN - 13 | BR - 19 | YAH - 12 | ATH - 15 | TANK - 8

$IZAN avg. cost - 13.0

13. Cody Williams, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 15 | ESPN - 12 | BR - 9 | YAH - 10 | ATH - 18 | TANK - 19

$CODY avg. cost - 13.8

14. Kyle Filipowski, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 24 | ESPN - 11 | BR - 11 | YAH - 14 | ATH - 11 | TANK - 15

$POW avg. cost - 14.3

15. Aday Mara, UCLA Bruins

NC- 16 | ESPN - 26 | BR - 20 | YAH - 15 | ATH - 25 | TANK - 13

$MARA avg. cost - 19.2

16. Bobi Klintman, Cairns Taipans

NC- 25 | ESPN - 17 | BR - 24 | YAH - 19 | ATH - 20 | TANK - 19

$BOBI avg. cost - 20.7

17. DJ Wagner, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 26 | ESPN - 15 | BR - 26 | YAH - 29 | ATH - 12 | TANK - 18

$WGNR avg. cost - 21.0

18. Trey Alexander, Creighton Bluejays

NC- 20 | ESPN - 57 | BR - 21 | YAH - 13 | ATH - 14 | TANK - 18

$TREY avg. cost - 23.8

19. Ryan Dunn, Virginia Cavaliers

NC- 44 | ESPN - 19 | BR - 14 | YAH - NR | ATH - 22 | TANK - 16

$DUNN avg. cost - 26.7

20. Adem Bona, UCLA Bruins

NC- 22 | ESPN - 34 | BR - 16 | YAH - NR | ATH - 34 | TANK - 21

$BONA avg. cost - 28.7

21. Kevin McCullar, Kansas Jayhawks

NC- 37 | ESPN - 23 | BR - 17 | YAH - NR | ATH - 33 | TANK - 26

$KMAC avg. cost - 30.2

22. Kel’el Ware, Indiana Hoosiers

NC- 54 | ESPN - 28 | BR - 15 | YAH - 16 | ATH - 55 | TANK - 15

$WARE avg. cost - 30.5

23. Tyler Smith, G League Ignite

NC- 31 | ESPN - 18 | BR - 32 | YAH - 20 | ATH - 28 | TANK - NR

$SMTH avg. cost - 31.3

24. Tidjane Salaun, Cholet Basket

NC- 38 | ESPN - 16 | BR - 31 | YAH - NR | ATH - 36 | TANK - 23

$TJNE avg. cost - 31.5

25. Jared McCain, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 18 | ESPN - 20 | BR - 59 | YAH - NR | ATH - 16 | TANK - 33

$CAIN avg. cost - 31.8

26. Trevon Brazile, Arkansas Razorbacks

NC- 29 | ESPN - 24 | BR - 27 | YAH - 28 | ATH - 57 | TANK - 29

$BRZL avg. cost - 32.3

27. Riley Kugel, Florida Gators

NC- 10 | ESPN - 42 | BR - 38 | YAH - NR | ATH - 29 | TANK - 34

$KUG avg. cost - 33.0

28. Melvin Ajinca, Saint Quinten

NC- 33 | ESPN - 32 | BR - 40 | YAH - NR | ATH - 23 | TANK - 35

$AJNCA avg. cost - 34.7

29. Rob Dillingham, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- NR | ESPN - 22 | BR - 25 | YAH - 26 | ATH - NR | TANK - 20

$DHAM avg. cost - 35.8

30. Baba Miller, Florida State Seminoles

NC- 41 | ESPN - 27 | BR - 22 | YAH - NR | ATH - 54 | TANK - 27

$WARE avg. cost - 36.0

31. Oso Ighodaro, Marquette Golden Eagles

NC- 57 | ESPN - 21 | BR - 34 | YAH - NR | ATH - 35 | TANK - 28

$OSO avg. cost - 36.7

32. Tristan da Silva, Colorado Buffaloes

NC- 59 | ESPN - 41 | BR - 29 | YAH - NR | ATH - 21 | TANK - 37

$SLVA avg. cost - 38.7

33. Aaron Bradshaw, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- 52 | ESPN - 38 | BR - 30 | YAH - NR | ATH - 39 | TANK - 31

$BRAD avg. cost - 39.2

34. Kylan Boswell, Arizona Wildcats

NC- NR | ESPN - 50 | BR - 23 | YAH - 24 | ATH - NR | TANK - 25

$BSWL avg. cost - 40.7

35. AJ Johnson, Illawarra Hawks

NC- 30 | ESPN - 43 | BR - 53 | YAH - 17 | ATH - 43 | TANK - NR

$AJJ avg. cost - 40.8

36. Kobe Johnson, USC Trojans

NC- 36 | ESPN - 76 | BR - 22 | YAH - NR | ATH - 27 | TANK - 38

$KOBE avg. cost - 36.0

37. Berke Buyuktuncel, UCLA Bruins

NC- 49 | ESPN - 39 | BR - 48 | YAH - NR | ATH - 31 | TANK - NR

$BERKE avg. cost - 45.0

38. Dillon Jones, Weber State Wildcats

NC- 34 | ESPN - 72 | BR - 46 | YAH - 30 | ATH - 40 | TANK - NR

$DILL avg. cost - 46.8

39. Reece Beekman, Virginia Cavaliers

NC- 50 | ESPN - 35 | BR - 52 | YAH - NR | ATH - 47 | TANK - 53

$BEEK avg. cost - 47.0

40. Judah Mintz, Syracuse Orange

NC- NR | ESPN - 55 | BR - 43 | YAH - NR | ATH - 44 | TANK - 36

$MINTZ avg. cost - 47.3

41. Caleb Foster, Duke Blue Devils

NC- 35 | ESPN - 48 | BR - 59 | YAH - 23 | ATH - NR | TANK - NR

$FOST avg. cost - 47.5

42. Yves Missi, Baylor Bears

NC- NR | ESPN - 65 | BR - 41 | YAH - NR | ATH - 19 | TANK - NR

$YVES avg. cost - 48.3

43. Zach Edey, Purdue Boilermakers

NC- NR | ESPN - 47 | BR - 57 | YAH - NR | ATH - 38 | TANK - 43

$EDEY avg. cost - 48.5

44. Garwey Dual, Providence Friars

NC- 17 | ESPN - NR | BR - NR | YAH - NR | ATH - 10 | TANK - NR

$DUAL avg. cost - 48.5

45. Dillon Mitchell, Texas Longhorns

NC- NR | ESPN - 31 | BR - 55 | YAH - NR | ATH - NR | TANK - 42

$MITCH avg. cost - 49.2

46. Dalton Knecht, Tennessee Volunteers

NC- 48 | ESPN - 88 | BR - 39 | YAH - NR | ATH - 26 | TANK - NR

$KNCHT avg. cost - 50.8

47. Carlton Carrington, Pittsburgh Panthers

NC- NR | ESPN - NR | BR - 10 | YAH - 18 | ATH - NR | TANK - NR

$BUB avg. cost - 51.7

48. Trentyn Flowers, Adelaide 36ers

NC- NR | ESPN - 61 | BR - 44 | YAH - 25 | ATH - NR | TANK - NR

$FLOW avg. cost - 51.8

49. DaRon Holmes, Dayton Flyers

NC- 32 | ESPN - 69 | BR - 58 | YAH - NR | ATH - NR | TANK - 48

$DRON avg. cost - 52.2

50. Zvonimir Ivisic, Kentucky Wildcats

NC- NR | ESPN - 70 | BR - 35 | YAH - NR | ATH - NR | TANK - 41

$YVES avg. cost - 52.2

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]]><![CDATA[Top 55 2023 NBA $DRFT Stock Market Update ]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-55-2023-nba-drft-stock-markethttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-55-2023-nba-drft-stock-marketThu, 20 Apr 2023 10:01:32 GMT

Now that we’ve crowned a new champion, the Big East is back on top, and the college basketball season is over, it can mean only one thing…we’ve officially made it to Draft Season, folks. For those of you who are new here and are trying to gauge which prospects your favorite lottery team may be investing in a few months from now…welcome to the party!  

The goal here is simple: to put you, the investor, in the best spot to get the best return on investment when building out your 2023 NBA Draft boards.

The $DRFT stock prices are built by looking upon the most recent mainstream big board rankings in order to set each prospect’s average stock price. This approach gives us more of a big-picture view of where each prospect’s current draft stock is trending, taking away any bias that a singular outlet may have. This month we look upon ESPN, Bleacher Report, Tankathon, the Athletic, the Ringer, Swish Theory, and ya’ boys at No Ceilings.

It’s important to be cognizant of the fact that the draft cycle is always evolving. A prospect’s draft stock is fluid, nothing is set in stone, and as we arrive at #WorkoutSzn, we may start to see some drastic changes up and down the board.

As we continue to speculate on which prospects will yield the biggest ROI for the remainder of the draft cycle, always remember the number one rule on Ball Street…

Nobody - and I don’t care if you’re Jonathan Givony or if you’re Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways, or in circles!

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1. Victor Wembanyama, Metropolitans 92 👽

ESPN - 1 | BR - 1 | NC - 1 | ATH - 1 | TNK - 1 | RING - 1 | ST - 1

$WEMBY avg. cost - 1.0

$WEMBY prev. cost - 1.0

2. Scoot Henderson, G-League Ignite

ESPN - 3 | BR - 2 | NC - 2 | ATH - 2 | TNK - 2 | RING - 3 | ST - 2

$SCOOT avg. cost - 2.3

$SCOOT prev. cost - 2.0

3. Brandon Miller, Alabama Crimson Tide

ESPN - 2 | BR - 4 | NC - 3 | ATH - 3 | TNK - 3 | RING - 2 | ST - 5

$BMIL avg. cost - 3.1

$BMIL prev. cost - 3.7

4. Amen Thompson, OTE City Reapers

ESPN - 4 | BR - 3 | NC - 7 | ATH - 4 | TNK - 4 | RING - 4 | ST - 3

$AMEN avg. cost - 4.1

$AMEN prev. cost - 4.0

5. Ausar Thompson, OTE City Reapers 📈

ESPN - 5 | BR - 5 | NC - 6 | ATH - 6 | TNK - 5 | RING - 5 | ST - 4

$AUSAR avg. cost - 5.1

$AUSAR prev. cost - 6.9

6. Jarace Walker, Houston Cougars

ESPN - 6 | BR - 6 | NC - 4 | ATH - 7 | TNK - 6 | RING - 7 | ST - 7

$WALK avg. cost - 6.1

$WALK prev. cost - 5.3

7. Cam Whitmore, Villanova Wildcats

ESPN - 7 | BR - 10 | NC - 5 | ATH - 5 | TNK - 7 | RING - 9 | ST - 9

$CAM avg. cost - 7..4

$CAM prev. cost - 7.4

8. Anthony Black, Arkansas Razorbacks 📈

ESPN - 8 | BR - 9 | NC - 10 | ATH - 8 | TNK - 8 | RING - 6 | ST - 8

$BLACK avg. cost - 8.1

$BLACK prev. cost - 10.8

9. Taylor Hendricks, UCF Knights 📈

ESPN - 10 | BR - 11 | NC - 8 | ATH - 12 | TNK - 10 | RING - 8 | ST - 13

$HNDRX avg. cost - 10.3

$HNDRX prev. cost - 16.6

10. Gradey Dick, Kansas Jayhawks 📈

ESPN - 9 | BR - 7 | NC - 16 | ATH - 9 | TNK - 9 | RING - 11 | ST - 12

$DICK avg. cost - 10.4

$DICK prev. cost - 11.4

11. Cason Wallace, Kentucky Wildcats 📈

ESPN - 12 | BR - 8 | NC - 11 | ATH - 10 | TNK - 11 | RING - 10 | ST - 11

$WALL avg. cost - 10.4

$WALL prev. cost - 12.4

12. Nick Smith Jr., Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 11 | BR - 12 | NC - 21 | ATH - 11 | TNK - 12 | RING - 13 | ST - 6

$NICK avg. cost - 12.3

$NICK prev. cost - 9.6

13. Keyonte George, Baylor Bears

ESPN - 14 | BR - 13 | NC - 9 | ATH - 16 | TNK - 13 | RING - 12 | ST - 10

$KEY avg. cost - 12.4

$KEY prev. cost - 7.7

14. Jett Howard, Michigan Wolverines

ESPN - 16 | BR - 16 | NC - 12 | ATH - 20 | TNK - 15 | RING - 17 | ST - 14

$JETT avg. cost - 15.7

$JETT prev. cost - 12.3

15. Brice Sensabaugh, Ohio State Buckeyes

ESPN - 18 | BR - 15 | NC - 14 | ATH - 14 | TNK - 14 | RING - 20 | ST - 17

$BRICE avg. cost - 16.0

$BRICE prev. cost - 15.4

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16. Jalen Hood-Schifino, Indiana Hoosiers 📈

ESPN - 15 | BR - 19 | NC - 13 | ATH - 17 | TNK -  16 | RING - 19 | ST - 22

$JHS avg. cost - 17.3

$JHS prev. cost - 24.1

17. Dereck Lively II, Duke Blue Devils 📈

ESPN - 22 | BR - 21 | NC - 22 | ATH - 22 | TNK - 20 | RING - 15 | ST - 25

$LIVE avg. cost - 21.0

$LIVE prev. cost - 27.9

18. Jordan Hawkins, UConn Huskies 📈

ESPN - 13 | BR - 41 | NC - 15 | ATH - 15 | TNK - 17 | RING - 23 | ST - 26

$HAWK avg. cost - 21.4

$HAWK prev. cost - 23.6

19. Dariq Whitehead, Duke Blue Devils

ESPN - 23 | BR - 18 | NC - 23 | ATH - 23 | TNK - 24 | RING - 28 | ST - 16

$DARIQ avg. cost - 22.1

$DARIQ prev. cost - 19.7

20. Rayan Rupert, New Zealand Breakers

ESPN - 17 | BR - 23 | NC - 24 | ATH - 13 | TNK - 18 | RING - 14 | ST - NR

$RPRT avg. cost - 22.7

$RPRT prev. cost - 18.9

21. GG Jackson, South Carolina Gamecocks

ESPN - 28 | BR - 25 | NC - 20 | ATH - 27 | TNK - 28 | RING - 16 | ST - 15

$GG avg. cost - 22.7

$GG prev. cost - 17.7

22. Max Lewis, Pepperdine Waves

ESPN - 27 | BR - 22 | NC - 17 | ATH - 30 | TNK - 22 | RING - 27 | ST - 18

$MAX avg. cost - 23.2

$MAX prev. cost - 18

23. Kris Murray, Iowa Hawkeyes

ESPN - 25 | BR - 27 | NC - 26 | ATH - 19 | TNK - 19 | RING - 30 | ST - 24

$KRIS avg. cost - 24.2

$KRIS prev. cost - 19

24. Colby Jones, Xavier Musketeers 📈

ESPN - 29 | BR - 17 | NC - 19 | ATH - 25 | TNK - 23 | RING - 25 | ST - 35

$COLBY avg. cost - 24.7

$COLBY prev. cost - 29.6

25. Kobe Bufkin, Michigan Wolverines 📈

ESPN - 21 | BR - 14 | NC - 18 | ATH - 24 | TNK - 21 | RING - NR | ST - 31

$KOBE avg. cost - 25.6

$KOBE prev. cost - Not Listed

26. Leonard Miller, G-League Ignite 📈

ESPN - 20 | BR - 38 | NC - 34 | ATH - 26 | TNK - 25 | RING - 34 | ST - 19

$LMIL avg. cost - 28.0

$LMIL prev. cost - 32.0

27. Sidy Cissoko, G-League Ignite 📈

ESPN - 35 | BR - 42 | NC - 27 | ATH - 28 | TNK - 27 | RING - 24 | ST - 21

$SIDY avg. cost - 29.1

$SIDY prev. cost - 41.3

28. Noah Clowney, Alabama Crimson Tide

ESPN - 19 | BR - 32 | NC - 31 | ATH - 43 | TNK - 30 | RING - 22 | ST - 38

$NOAH avg. cost - 30.7

$NOAH prev. cost - 28.0

29. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana Hoosiers 📈

ESPN - 33 | BR - 31 | NC - 28 | ATH - 38 | TNK - 32 | RING - 31 | ST - 36

$TJD avg. cost - 32.7

$TJD prev. cost - 39.7

30. Terquavion Smith, NC State Wolfpack

ESPN - 31 | BR - 33 | NC - 29 | ATH - 44 | TNK - 33 | RING - 35 | ST - 30

$TERQ avg. cost - 33.6

$TERQ prev. cost - 23.7

31. Marcus Sasser, Houston Cougars

ESPN - 36 | BR - 34 | NC - 25 | ATH - 31 | TNK - 26 | RING - 38 | ST - NR

$SASS avg. cost - 34.2

$SASS prev. cost - 32.6

32. Jaime Jaquez Jr., UCLA Bruins

ESPN - 32 | BR - 37 | NC - 33 | ATH - 29 | TNK - 34 | RING - 33 | ST - NR

$JJJ avg. cost - 35.4

$JJJ prev. cost - 36.7

33. Julian Strawther, Gonzaga Bulldogs 📈

ESPN - 48 | BR - 30 | NC - 30 | ATH - 32 | TNK - 37 | RING - 26 | ST - NR

$STRAW avg. cost - 36.1

$STRAW prev. cost - 45.1

34. James Nnaji, Barcelona

ESPN - 24 | BR - 46 | NC - 38 | ATH - 35 | TNK - 31 | RING - 32 | ST - NR

$NNAJ avg. cost - 36.6

$NNAJ prev. cost - 37.6

35. Bilal Coulibaly, Metropolitans 92 📈

ESPN - 26 | BR - 28 | NC - 40 | ATH - 46 | TNK - 29 | RING - NR | ST - NR

$COUL avg. cost - 38.4

$COUL prev. cost - Not Listed

36. Brandin Podziemski, Santa Clara Broncos 📈

ESPN - 37 | BR - 20 | NC - 37 | ATH - 59 | TNK - 35 | RING - NR | ST - 34

$PODZ avg. cost - 38.9

$PODZ prev. cost - Not  Listed

37. Julian Phillips, Tennessee Volunteers

ESPN - 52 | BR - NR | NC - 39 | ATH - 18 | TNK - 38 | RING - 29 | ST - NR

$PHIL avg. cost - 40.1

$PHIL prev. cost - 34.1

38. Ricky Council IV, Arkansas Razorbacks 📈

ESPN - 41 | BR - 26 | NC - 49 | ATH - 42 | TNK - 42 | RING - NR | ST - 37

$RICK avg. cost - 41.0

$RICK prev. cost - 41.6

39. Terrence Shannon Jr., Illinois Fighting Illini 📈

ESPN - 39 | BR - 45 | NC - NR | ATH - 33 | TNK - 43 | RING - 39 | ST - 29

$TSJ avg. cost - 41.3

$TSJ prev. cost - 46.9

40. Jalen Wilson, Kansas Jayhawks

ESPN - 38 | BR - 44 | NC - 42 | ATH - 36 | TNK - 36 | RING - NR | ST - NR

$JWIL avg. cost - 42.3

$JWIL prev. cost - 37.9

41. Andre Jackson, UConn Huskies 📈

ESPN - 30 | BR - NR | NC - 45 | ATH - 53 | TNK - 40 | RING - 36 | ST - NR 

$AJAX avg. cost - 44.1

$AJAX prev. cost - Not Listed

42. DaRon Holmes II, Dayton Flyers

ESPN - 65 | BR - NR | NC - 48 | ATH - 56 | TNK - 39 | RING - 37 | ST - 28

$HLMS avg. cost - 46.9

$HLMS prev. cost - 42.4

43. Nikola Durisic, Mega MIS

ESPN - 44 | BR - 43 | NC - 50 | ATH - 48 | TNK - 45 | RING - NR | ST - NR

$DRSC avg. cost - 47.1

$DRSC prev. cost - 40.7

44. Coleman Hawkins, Illinois Fighting Illini

ESPN - 46 | BR - NR | NC - NR | ATH - 39 | TNK - 44 | RING - NR | ST - 39

$COLE avg. cost - 47.7

$COLE prev. cost - 47.7

45. Adem Bona, UCLA Bruins 📈

ESPN - 45 | BR - NR | NC - 32 | ATH - 66 | TNK - 48 | RING - NR | ST - 42

$BONA avg. cost - 48.3

$BONA prev. cost - 51.0

46. Jaylen Clark, UCLA Bruins 📈

ESPN - 62 | BR - NR | NC - 51 | ATH - 40 | TNK - 41 | RING - NR | ST - 40

$CLARK avg. cost - 48.4

$CLARK prev. cost - 50.9

47. Judah Mintz, Syracuse Orange 📈

ESPN - 57 | BR - 29 | NC - NR | ATH - 41 | TNK - NR | RING - NR | ST - 33

$MNTZ avg. cost - 49.3

$MNTZ prev. cost - Not Listed

48. Kevin McCullar, Kansas Jayhawks 📈

ESPN - 55 | BR - NR | NC - 43 | ATH - 37 | TNK - 58 | RING - NR | ST - NR 

$MCLR avg. cost - 49.7

$MCLR prev. cost - Not Listed

49. Zach Edey, Purdue Boilermakers 📈

ESPN - 49 | BR - NR | NC - 57 | ATH - 47 | TNK - 47 | RING - NR | ST - NR 

$EDEY avg. cost - 50.7

$EDEY prev. cost - Not Listed

50. Amari Bailey, UCLA Bruins 📈

ESPN - 42 | BR - 40 | NC - 54 | ATH - 69 | TNK - 52 | RING - NR | ST - NR 

$BAIL avg. cost - 51.0

$BAIL prev. cost - Not Listed

51. Jordan Walsh, Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 51 | BR - 35 | NC - 46 | ATH - NR | TNK - 63 | RING - 40 | ST - 23

$WLSH avg. cost - 51.3

$WLSH prev. cost - 50.6

52. Kobe Brown, Missouri Tigers 📈

ESPN - 43 | BR - 50 | NC - 60 | ATH - 61 | TNK - 50 | RING - NR | ST - NR 

$BRWN avg. cost - 52.0

$BRWN prev. cost - Not Listed

53. Reece Beekman, Virginia Cavaliers

ESPN - 54 | BR - NR | NC - 58 | ATH - 54 | TNK - 57 | RING - NR | ST - NR

$REECE avg. cost - 54.0

$REECE prev. cost - 46.7

54. Trey Alexander, Creighton Bluejays 📈

ESPN - 89 | BR - NR | NC - 41 | ATH - 45 | TNK - 62 | RING - NR | ST - NR 

$TREY avg. cost - 56.0

$TREY prev. cost - Not Listed

55. Keyontae Johnson, Kansas State Wildcats 📈

ESPN - 40 | BR - 48 | NC - 59 | ATH - NR | TNK - 46 | RING - NR | ST - NR

$KEJO avg. cost - 56.3

$KEJO prev. cost - Not Listed

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]]><![CDATA[Top 50 NBA $DRFT Stock Market Update]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-50-nba-drft-stock-market-updatehttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-50-nba-drft-stock-market-updateWed, 22 Feb 2023 14:01:03 GMT

The months keep coming, and the draft cycle keeps rollin’ (word to Fred Durst), which means it’s yet again time here at No Ceilings to provide all of you Draft Sickos out there with another prospect stock update for the month of February.

Our mission is simple: to put you, the investor, in the best spot to get the best return on investment when building out your 2023 NBA Draft boards.

The $DRFT stock prices are built by looking upon a conglomeration of mainstream big board rankings in order to find each prospect’s average stock price. This approach gives us more of a big-picture view of where each prospect’s current draft stock is trending, taking away any bias that a singular outlet may have. This month we look upon ESPN, Bleacher Report, Tankathon, Draft Digest, the Athletic, the Ringer, and ya’ boys at No Ceilings.

It’s important to be cognizant of the fact that the draft cycle is always evolving. A prospect’s draft stock is fluid, nothing is set in stone, and as we get deeper into the college season and our sample size of games continues to grow, we start to see some drastic changes up and down the board.

As we continue to speculate on which prospects will yield the biggest ROI for the remainder of the draft cycle, always remember the number one rule on Ball Street…

Nobody - and I don’t care if you’re Jonathan Givony or if you’re Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways, or in circles!

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1. Victor Wembanyama, Metropolitans 92

ESPN - 1 | BR - 1 | NC - 1 | DD - 1 | ATH - 1 | TNK - 1 | RING - 1

$WEMBY avg. cost - 1

$WEMBY prev. cost - 1

2. Scoot Henderson, G-League Ignite

ESPN - 2 | BR - 2 | NC - 2 | DD - 2 | ATH - 2 | TNK - 2 | RING - 2

$SCOOT avg. cost - 2

$SCOOT prev. cost - 2

3. Brandon Miller, Alabama Crimson Tide

ESPN - 5 | BR - 5 | NC - 3 | DD - 3 | ATH - 3 | TNK - 4 | | RING - 3 

$BMIL avg. cost - 3.7

$BMIL prev. cost - 6.4

4. Amen Thompson, OTE City Reapers

ESPN - 3 | BR - 3 | NC - 7 | DD - 4 | ATH - 4 | TNK - 3 | RING - 4   

$AMEN avg. cost - 4

$AMEN prev. cost - 3.4

5. Jarace Walker, Houston Cougars

ESPN - 7 | BR - 4 | NC - 4 | DD - 5 | ATH - 5 | TNK - 7 | RING - 5 

$WALK avg. cost - 5.3

$WALK prev. cost - 10.4

6. Ausar Thompson, OTE City Reapers

ESPN - 4 | BR - 10 | NC - 6 | DD - 7 | ATH - 8 | TNK - 5 | RING - 8

$AUSAR avg. cost - 6.9

$AUSAR prev. cost - 6.9

7. Cam Whitmore, Villanova Wildcats

ESPN - 8 | BR - 7 | NC - 9 | DD - 6 | ATH - 6 | TNK - 9 | RING -  7 

$CAM avg. cost - 7.4

$CAM prev. cost - 5.3

8. Keyonte George, Baylor Bears

ESPN - 9 | BR - 9 | NC - 5 | DD - 8 | ATH - 9 | TNK - 8 | RING - 6

$KEY avg. cost - 7.7

$KEY prev. cost - 10.3

9. Nick Smith Jr., Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 6 | BR - 8 | NC - 10 | DD - 9 | ATH - 12 | TNK - 6 | RING - 16

$NICK avg. cost - 9.6

$NICK prev. cost - 4.6

10. Anthony Black, Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 10 | BR - 13 | NC - 13 | DD - 10 | ATH - 7 | TNK - 10 | RING - 13

$BLACK avg. cost - 10.8

$BLACK prev. cost - 11.4

11. Gradey Dick, Kansas Jayhawks

ESPN - 11 | BR - 6 | NC - 14 | DD - 13 | ATH - 10 | TNK - 11 | RING - 15

$DICK avg. cost - 11.4

$DICK prev. cost - 14.7

12. Jett Howard, Michigan Wolverines

ESPN - 12 | BR - 14 | NC - 8 | DD - 12 | ATH - 15 | TNK - 14 | RING - 11

$JETT avg. cost - 12.3

$JETT prev. cost - 14.8

13. Cason Wallace, Kentucky Wildcats

ESPN - 13 | BR - 12 | NC - 11 | DD - 11 | ATH - 11 | TNK - 12 | RING - 17 

$WALL avg. cost - 12.4

$WALL prev. cost - 9.1

14. Brice Sensabaugh, Ohio State Buckeyes

ESPN - 15 | BR - 16 | NC - 17 | DD - 16 | ATH - 17 | TNK - 13 | RING - 14

$BRICE avg. cost - 15.4

$BRICE prev. cost - 24.7

15. Taylor Hendricks, UCF Knights

ESPN - 19 | BR - 11 | NC - 18 | DD - 18 | ATH - 19 | TNK - 21 | RING - 10

$HNDRK avg. cost - 16.6

$HNDRK prev. cost - 34.8

16. GG Jackson, South Carolina Gamecocks

ESPN - 21 | BR - 15 | NC - 15 | DD - 14 | ATH - 22 | TNK - 28 | RING -  9

$GG avg. cost - 17.7

$GG prev. cost - 14

17. Max Lewis, Pepperdine Waves

ESPN - 16 | BR - 21 | NC - 16 | DD - 17 | ATH - 20 | TNK - 24 | RING - 12

$MAX avg. cost - 18

$MAX prev. cost - 29.6

18. Rayan Rupert, New Zealand Breakers

ESPN - 17 | BR - 22 | NC - 23 | DD - 24 | ATH - 13 | TNK - 15 | RING - 18

$RPRT avg. cost - 18.9

$RPRT prev. cost - 24.1

19. Kris Murray, Iowa Hawkeyes

ESPN - 18 | BR - 17 | NC - 22 | DD - 21 | ATH - 16 | TNK - 17 | RING - 22

$KRIS avg. cost - 19

$KRIS prev. cost - 22.3

20. Dariq Whitehead, Duke Blue Devils

ESPN - 26 | BR - 20 | NC - 19 | DD - 15 | ATH - 21 | TNK - 16 | RING - 21

$DARIQ avg. cost - 19.7

$DARIQ prev. cost - 13.4

21. Kyle Filipowski, Duke Blue Devils

ESPN - 14 | BR - 27 | NC - 30 | DD - 19 | ATH - 27 | TNK - 18 | RING - 23

$FPOW avg. cost - 22.5

$FPOW prev. cost - 16.3

22. Jordan Hawkins, UConn Huskies

ESPN - 25 | BR - 19 | NC - 21 | DD - 23 | ATH - 18 | TNK - 32 | RING - 27

$HAWK avg. cost - 23.6

$HAWK prev. cost - 33.6

23. Terquavion Smith, NC State Wolfpack

ESPN - 28 | BR - 24 | NC - 20 | DD - 20 | ATH - 30 | TNK - 20 | RING - 24

$TERQ avg. cost - 23.7

$TERQ prev. cost - 18.9

24. Jalen Hood-Schifino, Indiana Hoosiers

ESPN - 20 | BR - 18 | NC - 12 | DD - 26 | ATH - 14 | TNK -  34 | RING - NL

$JHS avg. cost - 24.1

$JHS prev. cost - Not Listed

25. Dereck Lively II, Duke Blue Devils

ESPN - 24 | BR - 36 | NC - 32 | DD - 25 | ATH - 26 | TNK - 22 | RING - 30

$LIVE avg. cost - 27.9

$LIVE prev. cost - 21.4

26. Noah Clowney, Alabama Crimson Tide

ESPN - 33 | BR - 28 | NC - 27 | DD - 28 | ATH - 38 | TNK - 23 | RING - 19

$NOAH avg. cost - 28

$NOAH prev. cost - 43.7

27. Kel’el Ware, Oregon Ducks

ESPN - 30 | BR - 30 | NC - 44 | DD - 22 | ATH - 35 | TNK - 19 | RING - 20

$WARE avg. cost - 28.6

$WARE prev. cost - 17.6

28. Colby Jones, Xavier Musketeers

ESPN - 27 | BR - 25 | NC - 24 | DD - 38 | ATH - 23 | TNK - 25 | RING - NL

$COLBY avg. cost - 29.6

$COLBY prev. cost -33.4

29. Leonard Miller, G-League Ignite

ESPN - 23 | BR - 33 | NC - 41 | DD - 27 | ATH - 29 | TNK - 26 | RING - NL

$LMIL avg. cost - 32

$LMIL prev. cost - 37

30. Marcus Sasser, Houston Cougars

ESPN - 31 | BR - 29 | NC - 25 | DD - 39 | ATH - 32 | TNK - 27 | RING - NL

$SASS avg. cost - 32.6

$SASS prev. cost - 25.9

31. Julian Phillips, Tennessee Volunteers

ESPN - 44 | BR - 51 | NC - 26 | DD - 29 | ATH - 24 | TNK - 36 | RING - 29

$PHIL avg. cost - 34.1

$PHIL prev. cost - 33.9

32. Jaime Jaquez Jr., UCLA Bruins

ESPN - 32 | BR - 37 | NC - 42 | DD - 52 | ATH - 33 | TNK - 33 | RING - 28

$JJJ avg. cost - 36.7

$JJJ prev. cost - 40.1

33. James Nnaji, Barcelona

ESPN - 22 | BR - 35 | NC - 48 | DD - 51 | ATH - 25 | TNK - 37 | RING - NL

$NNAJ avg. cost - 37.6

$NNAJ prev. cost - Not Listed

34. Jalen Wilson, Kansas Jayhawks

ESPN - 40 | BR - 31 | NC - 31 | DD - 47 | ATH - 36 | TNK - 35 | RING - NL 

$JWIL avg. cost - 37.9

$JWIL prev. cost - 39.1

35. Trayce Jackson-Davis, Indiana Hoosiers

ESPN - 43 | BR - 34 | NC - 28 | DD - 45 | ATH - 39 | TNK - 44 | RING - NL 

$TJD avg. cost - 39.7

$TJD prev. cost - Not Listed

36. Dillon Mitchell, Texas Longhorns

ESPN - 29 | BR - 52 | NC - 51 | DD - 35 | ATH - 40 | TNK - 31 | RING - NL

$MITCH avg. cost - 40.4

$MITCH prev. cost - 17.4

37. Nikola Durisic, Mega MIS

ESPN - 46 | BR - 38 | NC - 33 | DD - 33 | ATH - 51 | TNK - 39 | RING - NL

$DRSC avg. cost - 40.7

$DRSC prev. cost - 31.6

38. Sidy Cissoko, G-League Ignite

ESPN - 34 | BR - 50 | NC - 45 | DD - 36 | ATH - 31 | TNK - 48 | RING - NL

$SIDY avg. cost - 41.3

$SIDY prev. cost - 30.6

39. Ricky Council IV, Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 48 | BR - 23 | NC - 46 | DD - 41 | ATH - 37 | TNK - 51 | RING - NL

$RICK avg. cost - 41.6

$RICK prev. cost - 52.9

40. DaRon Holmes II, Dayton Flyers

ESPN - 52 | BR - 42 | NC - 29 | DD - 43 | ATH - 48 | TNK - 38 | RING - NL

$HLMS avg. cost - 42.4

$HLMS prev. cost - 48.7

41. Emoni Bates, Eastern Michigan Eagles

ESPN - 42 | BR - 46 | NC - 47 | DD - 30 | ATH - 55 | TNK - 47 | RING - NL 

$BATES avg. cost - 44.6

$BATES prev. cost - 43.7

42. Julian Strawther, Gonzaga Bulldogs

ESPN - 57 | BR - 43 | NC - 34 | DD - 50 | ATH - 45 | TNK - 42 | RING - NL

$STRAW avg. cost - 45.1

$STRAW prev. cost - 36.9

43. Reece Beekman, Virginia Cavaliers

ESPN - 35 | BR - 49 | NC - 49 | DD - 49 | ATH - 57 | TNK - 43 | RING - NL

$REECE avg. cost - 46.7

$REECE prev. cost - 50.7

44. Terrence Shannon Jr., Illinois Fighting Illini

ESPN - 38 | BR - 48 | NC - NL | DD - NL | ATH - 34 | TNK - 41 | RING - NL

$TSJ avg. cost - 46.9

$TSJ prev. cost - 33.7

45. Azuolas Tubelis, Arizona Wildcats

ESPN - 65 | BR - 44 | NC - 38 | DD - NL | ATH - 47 | TNK - 29 | RING - NL 

$TUB avg. cost - 47

$TUB prev. cost - Not Listed

46. Coleman Hawkins, Illinois Fighting Illini

ESPN - 37 | BR - 47 | NC - 52 | DD - NL | ATH - 46 | TNK - 46 | RING - NL

$COLE avg. cost - 47.7

$COLE prev. cost - 35.9

47. Jordan Walsh, Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 55 | BR - 41 | NC - NL | DD - 46 | ATH - NL | TNK - 45 | RING - NL

$WLSH avg. cost - 50.6

$WLSH prev. cost - 47.6

48. Jaylen Clark, UCLA Bruins

ESPN - 54 | BR - 55 | NC - 35 | DD - NL | ATH - 53 | TNK - 53 | RING - NL

$CLARK avg. cost - 50.9

$CLARK prev. cost - 45.9

49. Adem Bona, UCLA Bruins

ESPN - 49 | BR - NL | NC - 37 | DD - 54 | ATH - NL | TNK - 50 | RING - NL

$BONA avg. cost - 51

$BONA prev. cost - 49.2

50. Arthur Kaluma, Creighton Bluejays

ESPN - 76 | BR - NL | NC - 43 | DD - 42 | ATH - 44 | TNK - 55 | RING - NL

$KLMA avg. cost - 52.2

$KLMA prev. cost - 51

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]]><![CDATA[Top 50 2023 NBA $DRFT Stock Market Update]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-50-2023-nba-drft-stock-markethttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-50-2023-nba-drft-stock-marketWed, 04 Jan 2023 14:00:58 GMT

Back in November we set the pre-season $DRFT IPO prices for the Top 40 prospects in the 2023 NBA Draft Class; now that we’ve officially turned the page on 2022, it felt pertinent to get an updated temperature check on where the draft stock of the class of 2023 currently lies.

Here at the Draftdaq, we look upon a conglomeration of mainstream big board rankings in order to find each prospect’s average stock price. This approach gives us more of a big picture view of where each prospect’s current draft stock is trending, taking away any bias that a singular outlet may have.

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It’s important to be cognizant of the fact that the draft cycle is always evolving. A prospect’s draft stock is fluid, nothing is set in stone, and as you’ll soon see, we already have quite a bit of movement from our initial findings. As often happens on our first update, we see a plethora of newcomers that have busted through the door Kool-Aid Man style to crash the party. But for every rise, there must be a fall, which means we also have to say an unfortunate goodbye to some of the prospects that have yet to live up to early expectations.

Before we move on to the Top 50, always remember the number one rule on Ball Street…

Nobody - and I don't care if you're Jonathan Givony or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways, or in circles!

1. Victor Wembanyama, Metropolitans 92

ESPN - 1 | BR - 1 | NC - 1 | BBN - 1 | ATH - 1 | TNK - 1 | SI - 1

$WEMBY avg. cost - 1

$WEMBY prev. cost - 1

2. Scoot Henderson, G-League Ignite

ESPN - 2 | BR - 2 | NC - 2 | BBN - 2 | ATH - 2 | TNK - 2 | SI - 2

$SCOOT avg. cost - 2

$SCOOT prev. cost - 2

3. Amen Thompson, OTE City Reapers

ESPN - 3 | BR - 3 | NC - 5 | BBN - 3 | ATH - 3 | TNK - 3 | SI - 4

$AMEN avg. cost - 3.4

$AMEN prev. cost - 4

4. Nick Smith Jr., Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 4 | BR - 4 | NC - 6 | BBN - 6 | ATH - 5 | TNK - 4 | SI - 3

$NICK avg. cost - 4.6

$NICK prev. cost - 4.6

5. Cam Whitmore, Villanova Wildcats

ESPN - 6 | BR - 5 | NC - 3 | BBN - 7| ATH - 4 | TNK - 7 | SI - 5

$CAM avg. cost - 5.3

$CAM prev. cost - 5.7

6. Brandon Miller, Alabama Crimson Tide

ESPN - 7 | BR - 8 | NC - 4 | BBN - 5 | ATH - 6 | TNK - 5 | SI - 10

$BMIL avg. cost - 6.4

$BMIL prev. cost - 16.3

7. Ausar Thompson, OTE City Reapers

ESPN - 5 | BR - 6 | NC - 8 | BBN - 4 | ATH - 11 | TNK - 6 | SI - 8

$AUSAR avg. cost - 6.9

$AUSAR prev. cost - 7.4

8. Cason Wallace, Kentucky Wildcats

ESPN - 8 | BR - 11 | NC - 13 | BBN - 8 | ATH - 8 | TNK - 9 | SI - 7

$WALL avg. cost - 9.1

$WALL prev. cost - 12

9. Keyonte George, Baylor Bears

ESPN - 11 | BR - 7 | NC - 7 | BBN - 11 | ATH - 7 | TNK - 10 | SI - 19

$KEY avg. cost 10.3

$KEY prev. cost - 9.3

10. Jarace Walker, Houston Cougars

ESPN - 9 | BR - 9 | NC - 9 | BBN - 14 | ATH - 18 | TNK - 8 | SI - 6

$WALK avg. cost - 10.4

$WALK prev. cost - 11.4

11. Anthony Black, Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 12 | BR - 13 | NC - 11| BBN - 15 | ATH - 9 | TNK - 11 | SI - 9

$BLACK avg. cost - 11.4

$BLACK prev. cost - 13.3

12. Dariq Whitehead, Duke Blue Devils

ESPN - 20 | BR - 16 | NC - 10 | BBN - 13 | ATH - 10 | TNK - 13 | SI - 12

$DARIQ avg. cost - 13.4

$DARIQ prev. cost - 7

13. GG Jackson, South Carolina Gamecocks

ESPN - 15 | BR - 14 | NC - 12 | BBN - 10 | ATH - 14 | TNK - 22 | SI - 11

$GG avg. cost - 14

$GG prev. cost - 18.7

14. Gradey Dick, Kansas Jayhawks

ESPN - 17 | BR - 12 | NC - 17 | BBN - 16 | ATH - 15 | TNK - 12 | SI - 14

$DICK avg. cost - 14.7

$DICK prev. cost - 29.6

15. Jett Howard, Michigan Wolverines

ESPN - 10 | BR - 10 | NC - 14 | BBN - 19 | ATH - 23 | TNK - 15 | SI - 13

$JETT avg. cost - 14.8

$JETT prev. cost - 37.1

16. Kyle Filipowski, Duke Blue Devils

ESPN - 14 | BR - 18 | NC - 21 | BBN - 18 | ATH - 12 | TNK - 14 | SI - 17

$FPOW avg. cost - 16.3

$FPOW prev. cost - 37.6

17. Dillon Mitchell, Texas Longhorns

ESPN - 16 | BR - 26 | NC - 19 | BBN - 9 | ATH - 11 | TNK - 16 | SI - 25

$MITCH avg. cost - 17.4

$MITCH prev. cost - 10.3

18. Kel’el Ware, Oregon Ducks

ESPN - 13 | BR - 17 | NC - 22 | BBN - 12 | ATH - 15 | TNK - 18 | SI - 26

$WARE avg. cost - 17.6

$WARE prev. cost - 13.1

19. Terquavion Smith, North Carolina State Wolfpack

ESPN - 19 | BR - 15 | NC - 16 | BBN - 17 | ATH - 21 | TNK - 24 | SI - 20

$TERQ avg. cost - 18.9

$TERQ prev. cost - 16.6

20. Dereck Lively II, Duke Blue Devils

ESPN - 22 | BR - 28 | NC - 24 | BBN - 21 | ATH - 14 | TNK - 17 | SI - 24

$LIVE avg. cost - 21.4

$LIVE prev. cost - 11.6

21. Kris Murray, Iowa Hawkeyes

ESPN - 34 | BR - 27 | NC - 20 | BBN - 24 | ATH - 16 | TNK - 19 | SI - 16

$KRIS avg. cost - 22.3

$KRIS prev. cost - 28.4

22. Rayan Rupert, New Zealand Breakers

ESPN - 18 | BR - 24 | NC - 26 | BBN - 23 | ATH - 42 | TNK - 21 | SI - 15

$RPRT avg. cost - 24.1

$RPRT prev. cost - 23.7

23. Brice Sensabaugh, Ohio State Buckeyes

ESPN - 24 | BR - 22 | NC - 40 | BBN - 20 | ATH - 25 | TNK - 20 | SI - 22

$BRICE avg. cost - 24.7

$BRICE prev. cost - Not Listed

24. Marcus Sasser, Houston Cougars

ESPN - 31 | BR - 30 | NC - 18 | BBN - 25 | ATH - 24 | TNK - 26 | SI - 27

$SASS avg. cost - 25.9

$SASS prev. cost - 28

25. Max Lewis, Pepperdine Waves

ESPN - 28 | BR - 19 | NC - 15 | BBN - 38 | ATH - 51 | TNK - 28 | SI - 28

$MAX avg. cost - 29.6

$MAX prev. cost - Not Listed

26. Sidy Cissoko, G-League Ignite

ESPN - 25 | BR - 36 | NC - 42 | BBN - 35 | ATH - 38 | TNK - 45 | SI - 33

$SIDY avg. cost - 30.6

$SIDY prev. cost - 31.3

27. Nikola Durisic, Mega MIS

ESPN - 27 | BR - 37 | NC - 29 | BBN - 37 | ATH - 17 | TNK - 33 | SI - 41

$DRSC avg. cost - 31.6

$DRSC prev. cost - 32.9

28. Colby Jones, Xavier Musketeers

ESPN - 38 | BR - 39 | NC - 28 | BBN - 41 | ATH - 33 | TNK - 25 | SI - 30

$COLBY avg. cost - 33.4

$COLBY prev. cost - Not Listed

29. Jordan Hawkins, UConn Huskies

ESPN - 40 | BR - 32 | NC - 38 | BBN - 26 | ATH - 28 | TNK - 34 | SI - 37

$HAWK avg. cost - 33.6

$HAWK prev. cost - 37.4

30. Terrence Shannon Jr., Illinois Fighting Illini

ESPN - 33 | BR - 40 | NC - 51 | BBN - 29 | ATH - 20 | TNK - 29 | SI - 34

$TSJ avg. cost - 33.7

$TSJ prev. cost - Not Listed

31. Julian Phillips, Tennessee Volunteers

ESPN - 36 | BR - 48 | NC - 25 | BBN - 22 | ATH - 46 | TNK - 31 | SI - 29

$PHIL avg. cost - 33.9

$PHIL prev. cost - 36.4

32. Taylor Hendricks, UCF Knights

ESPN - 23 | BR - 25 | NC - 44 | BBN - NL | ATH - 47 | TNK - 23 | SI - 21

$HNDRK avg. cost - 34.8

$HNDRK prev. cost - Not Listed

33. Coleman Hawkins, Illinois Fighting Illini

ESPN - 30 | BR - 34 | NC - 49 | BBN - 40 | ATH - 29 | TNK - 38 | SI - 31

$COLE avg. cost - 35.9

$COLE prev. cost - Not Listed

34. Julian Strawther, Gonzaga Bulldogs

ESPN - 42 | BR - 35 | NC - 37 | BBN - 34 | ATH - 27 | TNK - 39 | SI - 44

$STRAW avg. cost - 36.9

$STRAW prev. cost - 35.7

35. Leonard Miller, G-League Ignite

ESPN - 26 | BR - 38 | NC - NL | BBN - 27 | ATH - 39 | TNK - 32 | SI - 36

$LMIL avg. cost - 37

$LMIL prev. cost - 30.3

36. Jalen Wilson, Kansas Jayhawks

ESPN - 46 | BR - 33 | NC - 31 | BBN - 28 | ATH - 59 | TNK - 35 | SI - 42

$JWIL avg. cost - 39.1

$JWIL prev. cost - Not Listed

37. Jaime Jaquez Jr., UCLA Bruins

ESPN - 29 | BR - 43 | NC - 47 | BBN - 43 | ATH - 44 | TNK - 37 | SI - 38

$JJJ avg. cost - 40.1

$JJJ prev. cost - 33

38. Tyrese Proctor, Duke Blue Devils

ESPN - 68 | BR - 23 | NC - 27 | BBN - 30 | ATH - 31 | TNK - 46 | SI - NL

$PRCTR avg. cost - 40.9

$PRCTR prev. cost - 28.9

39. Noah Clowney, Alabama Crimson Tide

ESPN - 35 | BR - 21 | NC - 43 | BBN - NL | ATH - NL | TNK - 27 | SI - 18

$NOAH avg. cost - 43.7

$NOAH prev. cost - Not Listed

40. Emoni Bates, Eastern Michigan Eagles

ESPN - 47 | BR - 42 | NC - 48 | BBN - 31 | ATH - 34 | TNK - 48 | SI - 56

$BATES avg. cost - 43.7

$BATES prev. cost - Not Listed

41. Jaylen Clark, UCLA Bruins

ESPN - 55 | BR - 46 | NC - 35 | BBN - NL | ATH - 54 | TNK - 30 | SI - 40

$CLARK avg. cost - 45.9

$CLARK prev. cost - Not Listed

42. Jordan Walsh, Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 44 | BR - 29 | NC - 45 | BBN - NL | ATH - 57 | TNK - 36 | SI - NL

$WLSH avg. cost - 47.6

$WLSH prev. cost - 25.6

43. DaRon Holmes II, Dayton Flyers

ESPN - 70 | BR - 60 | NC - 46 | BBN - 47 | ATH - 30 | TNK - 42 | SI - 46

$HLMS avg. cost - 48.7

$HLMS prev. cost - 37.4

44. Adem Bona, UCLA Bruins

ESPN - 43 | BR - NL | NC - NL | BBN - 33 | ATH - 41 | TNK - NL | SI - 49

$BONA avg. cost - 49.2

$BONA prev. cost - 35.8

45. Terrance Arceneaux, Houston Cougars

ESPN - 57 | BR - NL | NC - 53 | BBN - NL | ATH - 22 | TNK - NL | SI - 35

$BABA avg. cost - 49.4

$BABA prev. cost - Not Listed

46. Baba Miller, Florida State Seminoles

ESPN - 61 | BR - NL | NC - 33 | BBN - NL | ATH - 43 | TNK - 41 | SI - 47

$BABA avg. cost - 49.6

$BABA prev. cost - Not Listed

47. Reece Beekman, Virginia Cavaliers

ESPN - 32 | BR - 49 | NC - 54 | BBN - NL | ATH - 63 | TNK - NL | SI - 39

$REECE avg. cost - 50.7

$REECE prev. cost - Not Listed

48. Arthur Kaluma, Creighton Bluejays

ESPN - 66 | BR - 45 | NC - 30 | BBN - 42 | ATH - 79 | TNK - 47 | SI - 48

$KLMA avg. cost - 51

$KLMA prev. cost - 25.4

49. Amari Bailey, UCLA Bruins

ESPN - 48 | BR - 44 | NC - 34 | BBN - NL | ATH - 81 | TNK - 44 | SI - 45

$BAIL avg. cost - 51

$BAIL prev. cost - 28.9

50. Ricky Council IV, Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 39 | BR - NL | NC - 36 | BBN - 48 | ATH - 74 | TNK - NL | SI - 55

$RICK avg. cost - 52.9

$RICK prev. cost - Not Listed

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]]><![CDATA[2023 NBA $DRFT Stock Initial Player Offerings]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/2023-nba-drft-stock-initial-playerhttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/2023-nba-drft-stock-initial-playerWed, 09 Nov 2022 14:01:05 GMT

Welcome to the 2023 NBA $DRFT Stock Initial Player Offerings on the NBA Draftdaq.

The Draftdaq at No Ceilings is your online marketplace to (theoretically) buy and trade NBA Draft Prospect Stock. How this thing works is that I go through the most up-to-date rankings that I can find from a variety of mainstream draft sites that include ESPN, SB Nation, Basketball News, Tankathon, the Athletic, Sports Illustrated, and No Ceilings to average out the draft stock for the Top 40 prospects in the 2023 NBA Draft Class. A prospect’s draft stock is always evolving, so as the year goes on prospects will move up, down, or out of the $DRFT rankings, in order to make way for any new prospects that burst onto the scene.

These rankings don’t necessarily reflect how I or the gang at No Ceilings personally feel about some of the 2023 prospects. However, they do give us an accurate reflection of how the mainstream draft community is collectively viewing prospects very early on in the 2023 NBA Draft cycle. Now is your chance to get in on the ground floor, find value, and purchase the $DRFT stock of your favorite prospects before they blow.

As always, remember the number one rule of Ball Street…

“Nobody - and I don't care if you're Jonathan Givony or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways, or in circles!”

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1. Victor Wembanyama, Metropolitans 92

ESPN- 1 | SB - 1 | NC - 1 | BBN - 1 | ATH - 1 | TNK - 1 | SI - 1

$WEMBY avg. cost - 1

2. Scoot Henderson, G-League Ignite

ESPN- 2 | SB - 2 | NC - 2 | BBN - 2 | ATH - 2 | TNK - 2 | SI - 2

$SCOOT avg. cost - 2

3. Amen Thompson, OTE City Reapers

ESPN- 3 | SB - 3 | NC - 8 | BBN - 3 | ATH - 3 | TNK - 4 | SI - 4

$AMEN avg. cost - 4

4. Nick Smith Jr., Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 4 | SB - 7 | NC - 5 | BBN - 6 | ATH - 4 | TNK - 3 | SI - 3

$NICK avg. cost - 4.6

5. Cam Whitmore, Villanova Wildcats

ESPN - 5 | SB - 6 | NC - 3 | BBN - 5 | ATH - 5 | TNK - 7 | SI - 9

$CAM avg. cost - 5.7

6. Dariq Whitehead, Duke Blue Devils

ESPN - 11 | SB - 8 | NC - 4 | BBN - 7 | ATH - 7 | TNK - 5 | SI - 7 

$DARIQ avg. cost - 7

7. Ausar Thompson, OTE City Reapers

ESPN - 8 | SB - 4 | NC - 12 | BBN - 4 | ATH - 10 | TNK - 8 | SI - 6

$AUSAR avg. cost - 7.4

8. Keyonte George, Baylor Bears

ESPN - 7  | SB - 15 | NC - 7 | BBN - 9 | ATH - 6 | TNK - 9 | SI - 12

$KEY avg. cost - 9.3

9. Dillon Mitchell, Texas Longhorns

ESPN - 9 | SB - 18 | NC - 15 | BBN - 8 | ATH - 11 | TNK - 6 | SI - 5

$MITCH avg. cost - 10.3

10. Jarace Walker, Houston Cougars

ESPN - 14 | SB - 9 | NC - 6 | BBN - 15 | ATH - 18 | TNK - 10 | SI - 8

$WALK avg. cost - 11.4

11. Dereck Lively II, Duke Blue Devils

ESPN - 6 | SB - 13 | NC - 10 | BBN - 11 | ATH - 14 | TNK - 13 | SI - 14

$LIVE avg. cost - 11.6

12. Cason Wallace, Kentucky Wildcats

ESPN - 13 | SB - 11 | NC - 16 | BBN - 13 | ATH - 9 | TNK - 12 | SI - 10

$WALL avg. cost - 12

13. Kel’el Ware, Oregon Ducks

ESPN - 10 | SB - 5 | NC - 19 | BBN - 12 | ATH - 15 | TNK - 14 | SI - 17

$WARE avg. cost 13.1

14. Anthony Black, Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 15 | SB - 10 | NC - 11 | BBN - 14 | ATH - 16 | TNK - 11 | SI - 16

$BLACK avg. cost - 13.3

15. Brandon Miller, Alabama Crimson Tide

ESPN - 17 | SB - 16 | NC - 9 | BBN - 17 | ATH - 8 | TNK - 19 | SI - 28

$BMIL avg. cost - 16.3

16. Terquavion Smith, North Carolina State Wolfpack

ESPN - 12 | SB - 14 | NC - 17 | BBN - 16 | ATH - 17 | TNK - 15 | SI - 25

$TERQ avg. cost - 16.6

17. GG Jackson, South Carolina Gamecocks

ESPN - 20 | SB - NR | NC - 13 | BBN - 10 | ATH - 12 | TNK - 16 | SI - 15

$GG avg. cost - 18.7

18. Rayan Rupert, New Zealand Breakers

ESPN - 16 | SB - NR | NC - 26 | BBN - 19 | ATH - 21 | TNK - 26 | SI - 13

$RPRT avg. cost - 23.7

19. Arthur Kaluma, Creighton Bluejays

ESPN - 33 | SB - 23 | NC - 14 | BBN - 27 | ATH - NR | TNK - 18 | SI - 18

$KLMA avg. cost - 25.4

20. Jordan Walsh, Arkansas Razorbacks

ESPN - 26 | SB - 12 | NC - 27 | BBN - 20 | ATH - NR | TNK - 20 | SI - 29

$WLSH avg. cost - 25.6

21. Marcus Sasser, Houston Cougars

ESPN - 30 | SB - NR | NC - 21 | BBN - 26 | ATH - 24 | TNK - 27 | SI - 23

$SASS avg. cost - 28

22. Kris Murray, Iowa Hawkeyes

ESPN - 43 | SB - 27 | NC - 25 | BBN - 37 | ATH - 20 | TNK - 25 | SI - 22

$KRIS avg. cost - 28.4

23. Tyrese Proctor, Duke Blue Devils

ESPN - 21 | SB - NR | NC - 22 | BBN - NR | ATH - 13 | TNK - NR | SI - 11

$PRCTR avg. cost - 28.9

24. Amari Bailey, UCLA Bruins

ESPN - 32 | SB - 21 | NC - 20 | BBN - 31 | ATH - 29 | TNK - 24 | SI - NR

$BAIL avg. cost - 28.9

25. Chris Livingston, Kentucky Wildcats

ESPN - 27 | SB - NR | NC - 23 | BBN - 18 | ATH - 28 | TNK - 21 | SI - NR

$LVSTN avg. cost - 29.6

26. Gradey Dick, Kansas Jayhawks

ESPN - 19 | SB - 22 | NC - 31 | BBN - 23 | ATH - NR | TNK - 22 | SI - NR

$DICK avg. cost - 29.6

27. Leonard Miller, G-League Ignite

ESPN - 22 | SB - 19 | NC - NR | BBN - 22 | ATH - 41 | TNK - 17 | SI - NR

$LMIL avg. cost - 30.3

28. Sidy Cissoko, G-League Ignite

ESPN - 25 | SB - NR | NC - 34 | BBN - 32 | ATH - 36 | TNK - 23 | SI - 24

$SIDY avg. cost - 31.3

29. Nikola Durisic, Mega MIS

ESPN - 24 | SB - NR | NC - 24 | BBN - 28 | ATH - 19 | TNK - NR | SI - NR

$DRSC avg. cost - 32.9

30. Jaime Jaquez Jr., UCLA Bruins

ESPN - 38 | SB - 26 | NC - 30 | BBN - 52 | ATH - 32 | TNK - 34 | SI - 26

$JJJ avg. cost - 33

31. Julian Strawther, Gonzaga Bulldogs

ESPN - 37 | SB - 25 | NC - 32 | BBN - 43 | ATH - 23 | TNK - NR | SI - NR

$STRAW avg. cost - 35.7

32. Adem Bona, UCLA Bruins

ESPN - 23 | SB - NR | NC - 43 | BBN - 25 | ATH - 25 | TNK - NR | SI - NR

$BONA avg. cost - 35.8

33. Julian Phillips, Tennessee Volunteers

ESPN - 18 | SB - NR | NC - 36 | BBN - 21 | ATH - NR | TNK - NR | SI - NR

$PHIL avg. cost - 36.4

34. Jett Howard, Michigan Wolverines

ESPN - 34 | SB - 17 | NC - 29 | BBN - NR | ATH - NR | TNK - NR | SI - NR

$JETT avg. cost - 37.1

35. DaRon Holmes II, Dayton Flyers

ESPN - 55 | SB - 20 | NC - 39 | BBN - 36 | ATH - 22 | TNK - NR | SI - NR

$HLMS avg. cost - 37.4

36. Jordan Hawkins, UConn Huskies

ESPN - 36 | SB - NR | NC - 41 | BBN - 39 | ATH - 26 | TNK - NR | SI - 30

$HAWK avg. cost - 37.4

37. Kyle Filipowski, Duke Blue Devils

ESPN - 31 | SB - NR | NC - 44 | BBN - 24 | ATH - NR | TNK - 29 | SI - NR

$FPOW avg. cost - 37.6

38. Jalen Hood-Schifino, Indiana Hoosiers

ESPN - 57 | SB - NR | NC - 18 | BBN - 29 | ATH - 30 | TNK - NR | SI - NR

$JHS avg. cost - 38.4

39. Harrison Ingram, Stanford Cardinal

ESPN - 46 | SB - NR | NC - 42 | BBN - 38 | ATH - 33 | TNK - 30 | SI - NR

$INGRM avg. cost - 39.8

40. Tyrese Hunter, Texas Longhorns

ESPN - 70 | SB - NR | NC - 33 | BBN - NR | ATH - 38 | TNK - 31 | SI - 20

$HUNT avg. cost - 40.2

]]><![CDATA[TOP 60 $DRFT Stock Market Update]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-60-drft-stock-market-updatehttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-60-drft-stock-market-updateThu, 12 May 2022 16:00:42 GMT

What’s good Draft investors?! It’s been a minute, but we’re back to update you on all the happenings on the Draftdaq. Our last stock update was about two months ago, and a fuck ton has happened in the Draft World since. We went through the March Multi-Verse of Madness, officially entered #WorkoutSZN, developed full-on draft crushes, and oh yeah…we have a brand spanking new number one overall prospect!

The way this thing works is that to eliminate any personal bias from a singular big board, the $DRFT stock updates that we provide here at No Ceilings configure a cumulative ranking based on some of the most respected big board rankings in the draft community. This month we look upon ESPN, Bleacher Report, Tankathon, Basketball News, the Athletic, the Ringer, Sports Illustrated, and ya’ boys at No Ceilings.

The $DRFT rankings evolve all the time, and this month brings some of the most drastic shifts that we’ve seen throughout the entire 2022 cycle. On Ball Street, nobody’s spot is safe. Remember the number one rule…

Nobody - and I don't care if you're Jonathan Givony or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways or in circles!

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60. DOMINICK BARLOW, TEAM OVERTIME

  • ESPN: 58 | BR: NR | TANK: NR | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 66 | NC: 74 | SI: 59

  • $BAR avg. cost: 63

  • $BAR prev. cost: Not Listed

59. MICHAEL FOSTER JR, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

ESPN: 57 | BR: nr | TANK: 56 | BNEWS: 49 | ATH: 77 | NC: 68 | SI: 60

  • $FOST avg. cost: 59.7

  • $FOST prev. cost: 57

58. MOUSSA DIABATE, MICHIGAN WOLVERINES

ESPN: 68 | BR: NR | TANK: 60 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 51 | NC: 50 | SI: 62

  • $MOUS avg. cost: 57.3

  • $MOUS prev. cost: Not Listed

57. YANNICK NSOZA, UNICAJA

ESPN: 46 | BR: NL | TANK: 50 | BNEWS: NL | ATH: 57 | NC: NL | SI: 56

  • $NSOZA avg. cost: 57.1

  • $NSOZA prev. cost: Not Listed

56. CALEB HOUSTAN, MICHIGAN WOLVERINES

ESPN: 64 | BR: NR | TANK: 62 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 54 | NC: 44 | SI: 64 

  • $HSTN avg. cost: 56.9

  • $HSTN prev. cost: 42.1

55. TREVION WILLIAMS, PURDUE BOILERMAKERS

ESPN: 49 | BR: nr | TANK: 55 | BNEWS: 46 | ATH: 70 | NC: 56 | SI: 58

  • $WILL avg. cost: 55

  • $WILL prev. cost: 52.7

54. JAYLIN WILLIAMS, ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS

ESPN: 45 | BR: nr | TANK: 52 | BNEWS: nr | ATH: 42 | NC: 61 | SI: 66 

  • $JYLIN avg. cost: 53.7

  • $JYLIN prev. cost: 54.4

53. JULIAN CHAMPAGNIE, ST. JOHN’S REDSTORM

ESPN: 60 | BR: nr | TANK: 58 | BNEWS: 45 | ATH: 60 | NC: 60 | SI: 40

  • $JUL avg. cost: 53.4

  • $JUL prev. cost: 47.3

52. HARRISON INGRAM, STANFORD CARDINAL

ESPN: 54 | BR: 44 | TANK: 45 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 38 | NC: 63 | SI: 63

  • $GRAM avg. cost: 52.3

  • $GRAM prev. cost: 42.8

51. HUGO BESSON, NEW ZEALAND BREAKERS

ESPN: 32 | BR: 46 | TANK: 48 | BNEWS: 51 | ATH: 59 | NC: 52 | SI: 65

  • $HUGO avg. cost: 50.4

  • $HUGO prev. cost: 45.7

50. JABARI WALKER, COLORADO BUFFALOES

ESPN: 61 | BR: 48 | TANK: 51 | BNEWS: 42 | ATH: 49 | NC: 53 | SI: 48

  • $BARI avg. cost: 50.3

  • $BARI prev. cost: 50.2

49. ALONDES WILLIAMS, WAKE FOREST DEMON DEACONS

ESPN: 56 | BR: 42 | TANK: 53 | BNEWS: 43 | ATH: 62 | NC: 42 | SI: 44

  • $ALON avg. cost: 48.9

  • $ALON prev. cost: 46.4

48. GABRIELE PROCIDA, FORTITUDO BOLOGNA

ESPN: 53 | BR: NR | TANK: 42 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 56 | NC: 29 | SI: 47

  • $PRO avg. cost: 48.1

  • $PRO prev. cost: 46.4

47. RYAN ROLLINS, TOLEDO ROCKETS

ESPN: 65 | BR: 41 | TANK: 54 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 37 | NC: 24 | SI: 55

  • $ROLL avg. cost: 47.9

  • $ROLL prev. cost: Not Listed

46. KEON ELLIS, ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE

  • ESPN: 48 | BR: 45 | TANK: 49 | BNEWS: 39 | ATH: 61 | NC: 57 | SI: 30

  • $KEON avg. cost: 47

  • $KEON prev. cost: 49

45. JD DAVISON, ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE

ESPN: 41 | BR: 43 | TANK: 47 | BNEWS: 36 | ATH: 46 | NC: 58  | SI: 57

  • $JDD avg. cost: 46.9

  • $JDD prev. cost: 36.2

44. PEYTON WATSON, UCLA BRUINS

ESPN: 59 | BR: NR | TANK: 61 | BNEWS: 30 | ATH: 44 | NC: 32 | SI: 39

  • $WTSN avg. cost: 45.1

  • $WTSN prev. cost: Not Listed

43. LEONARD MILLER, FORT ERIE ACADEMY

ESPN: 38 | BR: 37 | TANK: 38 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 45 | NC: 46 | SI: 51

  • $MILL avg. cost: 44.9

  • $MILL prev. cost: Not Listed

42. MAX CHRISTIE, MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS

ESPN: 43 | BR: 39 | TANK: 40 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 40 | NC: 37 | SI: 38

  • $MAX avg. cost: 42.3

  • $MAX prev. cost: 48.1

41. DALEN TERRY, ARIZONA WILDCATS

ESPN: 44 | BR: NR | TANK: 41 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 28 | NC: 23 | SI: 50

  • $DALEN avg. cost: 42.3

  • $DALEN prev. cost: Not Listed

40. JOSH MINOTT, MEMPHIS TIGERS

  • ESPN: 47 | BR: 47 | TANK: 39 | BNEWS: 33 | ATH: 41 | NC: 47 | SI: 35

  • $MINO avg. cost: 41.3

  • $MINO prev. cost: Not Listed

39. JUSTIN LEWIS, MARQUETTE GOLDEN EAGLES

ESPN: 40 | BR: NR  | TANK: 43 | BNEWS: 37 | ATH: 43 | NC: 40 | SI: 33

  • $LEWIS avg. cost: 41

  • $LEWIS prev. cost: 36

38. DAVID RODDY, COLORADO STATE RAMS

ESPN: 33 | BR: 25 | TANK: 37 | BNEWS: 31 | ATH: 68 | NC: 62 | RING: 32 | SI: 36

  • $RODDY avg. cost: 40.5

  • $RODDY prev. cost: 43.1

37. ISMAEL KAMAGATE, PARIS BASKETBALL

ESPN: 35 | BR: 31 | TANK: 34 | BNEWS: 40 | ATH: 47 | NC: 43 | SI: 52

  • $KAMA avg. cost: 40.3

  • $KAMA prev. cost: 35.1

36. JALEN WILLIAMS, SANTA CLARA BRONCOS

ESPN: 51 | BR: 35 | TANK: 44 | BNEWS: 48 | ATH: 25 | NC: 27 | SI: 46

  • $JWILL avg. cost: 39.4

  • $JWILL prev. cost: Not Listed

35. TERQUAVION SMITH, NC STATE WOLFPACK

ESPN: 37 | BR: 40 | TANK: 35 | BNEWS: NL | ATH: 26 | NC: 45 | SI: 27

  • $TERQ avg. cost: 38.4

  • $TERQ prev. cost: Not Listed

34. JEAN MONTERO, TEAM OVERTIME

ESPN: 28 | BR: 29 | TANK: 33 | BNEWS: 38 | ATH: 34 | NC: 35 | RING: 31 | SI: 43

  • $MONT avg. cost: 33.9

  • $MONT prev. cost: 25.9

33. CHRISTIAN BRAUN, KANSAS JAYHAWKS

ESPN: 30 | BR: 21 | TANK: 25 | BNEWS: 35 | ATH: 39 | NC: 36 | RING: 28 | SI: 53

  • $BRAUN avg. cost: 33.4

  • $BRAUN prev. cost: 28.7

32. CHRISTIAN KOLOKO, ARIZONA WILDCATS

ESPN: 36 | BR: 31 | TANK: 30 | BNEWS: 34 | ATH: 36 | NC: 41 | RING: 24 | SI: 31

  • $LOKO avg. cost: 32.9

  • $LOKO prev. cost: 33.2

31. TREVOR KEELS, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

ESPN: 25 | BR: 36 | TANK: 36 | BNEWS: 32 | ATH: 32 | NC: 39 | SI: 25 

  • $KEEL avg. cost: 32.1

  • $KEEL prev. cost: 31.2

30. JAKE LARAVIA, WAKE FOREST DEMON DEACONS

ESPN: 42 | BR: 20 | TANK: 32 | BNEWS: 44 | ATH: 21 | NC: 28  | SI: 34

  • $LRVA avg. cost: 31.6

  • $LRVA prev. cost: 48.4

29. WENDELL MOORE, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

ESPN: 34 | BR: 27 | TANK: 29 | BNEWS: 27 | ATH: 35 | NC: 38 | RING: 30 | SI: 18

  • $MOORE avg. cost: 29.8

  • $MOORE prev. cost: 32.9

28. NIKOLA JOVIC, MEGA BASKET

ESPN: 23 | BR: 30 | TANK: 19 | BNEWS: 20 | ATH: 31 | NC: 22 | RING: 26 | SI: 29

  • $JOVIC avg. cost: 25

  • $JOVIC prev. cost: 22.3

27. KENNEDY CHANDLER, TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS

ESPN: 19 | BR: 24 | TANK: 22 | BNEWS: 19 | ATH: 29 | NC: 25 | RING: 20 | SI: 42

  • $KNDY avg. cost: 25

  • $KNDY prev. cost: 28.9

26. MARJON BEAUCHAMP, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

ESPN: 22 | BR: 23  | TANK: 21 | BNEWS: 17 | ATH: 27 | NC: 31 | RING: 27 | SI: 32

  • $CHAMP avg. cost: 25

  • $CHAMP prev. cost: 18.4

25. WALKER KESSLER, AUBURN TIGERS

ESPN: 24 | BR: 32 | TANK: 18 | BNEWS: 26 | ATH: 19 | NC: 34 | RING: 25 | SI: 19

  • $WALK avg. cost: 24.6

  • $WALK prev. cost: 19.6

24. BLAKE WESLEY, NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH

ESPN: 20 | BR: 28 | TANK: 26 | BNEWS: 24 | ATH: 24 | NC: 33 | RING: 18 | SI: 23

  • $BLAKE avg. cost: 24.5

  • $BLAKE prev. cost: 32.4

23. BRYCE MCGOWENS, NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS

ESPN: 29 | BR: 33 | TANK: 27 | BNEWS: 28 | ATH: 23 | NC: 26 | SI: 28 

  • $BRYCE avg. cost: 24.3

  • $BRYCE prev. cost: 31.2

22. JADEN HARDY, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

ESPN: 27 | BR: 34 | TANK: 31 | BNEWS: 23 | ATH: 30 | NC: 15 | RING: 13 | SI: 17

  • $HARD avg. cost: 23.8

  • $HARD prev. cost: 19.1

21. EJ LIDDELL, OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

ESPN: 21 | BR: 26 | TANK: 28 | BNEWS: 18 | ATH: 33 | NC: 20 | RING: 21 | SI: 22

  • $EJL avg. cost: 23.6

  • $EJL prev. cost: 20.7

20. PATRICK BALDWIN JR, MILWAUKEE PANTHERS

ESPN: 31 | BR: 16 | TANK: 24 | BNEWS: 29 | ATH: 20 | NC: 18 | RING: 29 | SI: 21

  • $PBJ avg. cost: 23.5

  • $PBJ prev. cost: 21.7

19. KENDALL BROWN, BAYLOR BEARS

ESPN: 26 | BR: 19 | TANK: 23 | BNEWS: 21 | ATH: 22 | NC: 30 | RING: 23 | SI: 15

  • $BROWN avg. cost: 22.4

  • $BROWN prev. cost: 15.4

18. OUSMANE DIENG, NEW ZEALAND BREAKERS

ESPN: 12 | BR: 22 | TANK: 15 | BNEWS: 25 | ATH: 17 | NC: 17 | RING: 14 | SI: 20

  • $DIENG avg. cost: 17.8

  • $DIENG prev. cost: 36

17. TARI EASON, LSU TIGERS

ESPN: 16 | BR: 11 | TANK: 14 | BNEWS: 22 | ATH: 18 | NC: 19 | RING: 16 | SI: 26

  • $TARI avg. cost: 17.8

  • $TARI prev. cost: 14.3

16. TYTY WASHINGTON, KENTUCKY WILDCATS

ESPN: 15 | BR: 15 | TANK: 17 | BNEWS: 11 | ATH: 15 | NC: 21 | RING: 19 | SI: 24

  • $TYTY avg. cost: 17.1

  • $TYTY prev. cost: 11.4

15. OCHAI AGBAJI, KANSAS JAYHAWKS

ESPN: 13 | BR: 17 | TANK: 16 | BNEWS: 14 | ATH: 16 | NC: 16 | RING: 17 | SI: 16

  • $OCHAI avg. cost: 15.6

  • $OCHAI prev. cost: 15.6

14. MALAKI BRANHAM, OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

ESPN: 17 | BR: 9 | TANK: 20 | BNEWS: 16 | ATH: 11 | NC: 12 | RING: 22 | SI: 14

  • $MLKI avg. cost: 15.1

  • $MLKI prev. cost: 27.4

13. MARK WILLIAMS, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

ESPN: 18 | BR: 18 | TANK: 13 | BNEWS: 12 | ATH: 14 | NC: 13 | RING: 15 | SI: 12

  • $MARK avg. cost: 14.3

  • $MARK prev. cost: 20.4

12. JEREMY SOCHAN, BAYLOR BEARS

ESPN: 14 | BR: 8 | TANK: 11 | BNEWS: 15 | ATH: 9 | NC: 14 | RING: 8 | SI: 9

  • $SOCH avg. cost: 11

  • $SOCH prev. cost: 14.7

11. JALEN DUREN, MEMPHIS TIGERS

ESPN: 7 | BR: 13 | TANK: 10 | BNEWS: 9 | ATH: 13 | NC: 11 | RING: 7 | SI: 13

  • $DUREN avg. cost: 10.4

  • $DUREN prev. cost: 9

10. DYSON DANIELS, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

ESPN: 10 | BR: 10 | TANK: 9 | BNEWS: 13 | ATH: 10 | NC: 10 | RING: 12 | SI: 8

  • $DYSN avg. cost: 10.3

  • $DYSN prev. cost: 14.1

9. JOHNNY DAVIS, WISCONSIN BADGERS

ESPN: 9 | BR: 14 | TANK: 12 | BNEWS: 10 | ATH: 12 | NC: 6 | RING: 9 | SI: 7

  • $DAVIS avg. cost: 9.9

  • $DAVIS prev. cost: 7.4

8. BENNEDICT MATHURIN, ARIZONA WILDCATS

ESPN: 11 | BR: 12 | TANK: 8 | BNEWS: 7 | ATH: 6 | NC: 9 | RING: 10 | SI: 10

  • $MATH avg. cost: 9.1

  • $MATH prev. cost: 10.7

7. AJ GRIFFIN, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

ESPN: 8 | BR: 7 | TANK: 6 | BNEWS: 8 | ATH: 8 | NC: 8 | RING: 11 | SI: 11

  • $GRIF avg. cost: 8.4

  • $GRIF prev. cost: 6.1

6. SHAEDON SHARPE, KENTUCKY WILDCATS

ESPN: 6 | BR: 5 | TANK: 7 | BNEWS: 6 | ATH: 7 | NC: 5 |RING: 5 | SI: 5

  • $SHRP avg. cost: 5.8

  • $SHRP prev. cost: 6.5

5. KEEGAN MURRAY, IOWA HAWKEYES

ESPN: 5 | BR: 6 | TANK: 5 | BNEWS: 5 | ATH: 5 | NC: 7 | RING: 6 | SI: 6

  • $KEEG avg. cost: 5.6

  • $KEEG prev. cost: 6.1

4. JADEN IVEY, PURDUE BOILERMAKERS

ESPN: 4 | BR: 4 | TANK: 4 | BNEWS: 3 | ATH: 4 | NC: 4 | RING: 4 | SI: 2

  • $IVEY avg. cost: 3.6

  • $IVEY prev. cost: 3.4

3. PAOLO BANCHERO, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

ESPN: 2 | BR: 1 | TANK: 3 | BNEWS: 4 | ATH: 3 | NC: 2 | RING: 1 | SI: 3

  • $BANC avg. cost: 2.4

  • $BANC prev. cost: 3.4

2. CHET HOLMGREN, GONZAGA BULLDOGS

ESPN: 1 | BR: 3 | TANK: 1 | BNEWS: 2 | ATH: 2 | NC: 1 | RING: 3 | SI: 4

  • $CHET avg. cost: 2.1

  • $CHET prev. cost: 1.3

1. JABARI SMITH JR, AUBURN TIGERS

ESPN: 3 | BR: 2 | TANK: 2 | BNEWS: 1 | ATH: 1 | NC: 3 | RING: 2 | SI: 1

  • $SMITH avg. cost: 1.9

  • $SMITH prev. cost: 1.9

]]><![CDATA[Top 55 $DRFT Stock Market Update]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-55-drft-stock-market-updatehttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-55-drft-stock-market-updateWed, 23 Mar 2022 13:00:50 GMT

It’s March, baby! The tournament is in full swing, and the draft cycle keeps chugging along. Our last stock update was over a month ago, which means a whole hell of a lot has changed in the draft world. We’re talking big-time player movement, new debuts (including Kentucky’s mystery man), overreactions and underreactions. Just pure unadulterated chaos.

The way this works is that to eliminate personal bias from a singular big board, the monthly $DRFT updates that we provide here at No Ceilings configure a cumulative ranking based on some of the most respected big board rankings in the draft community. This month we look upon ESPN, Bleacher Report, Tankathon, Basketball News, the Athletic, the Ringer, and ya’ boys at No Ceilings.

The $DRFT rankings evolve all the time, and this month brings some of the most drastic shifts that we’ve seen throughout the entire 2022 cycle. On Ball Street, nobody’s spot is safe. Remember the number one rule…

Nobody - and I don't care if you're Jonathan Givony or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways or in circles!

Subscribe now

1. CHET HOLMGREN, GONZAGA BULLDOGS

  • ESPN: 1 | BR: 1 | TANK: 1 | BNEWS: 3 | ATH: 1 | NC: 1 | RING: 1

  • $CHET avg. cost: 1.3

  • $CHET prev. cost: 1.8

2. JABARI SMITH JR, AUBURN TIGERS

  • ESPN: 2 | BR: 2 | TANK: 2 | BNEWS: 1 | ATH: 2 | NC: 2 | RING: 2

  • $SMITH avg. cost: 1.9

  • $SMITH prev. cost: 1.8

3. JADEN IVEY, PURDUE BOILERMAKERS

  • ESPN: 4 | BR: 3 | TANK: 4 | BNEWS: 2 | ATH: 3 | NC: 4 | RING: 4

  • $IVEY avg. cost: 3.4

  • $IVEY prev. cost: 3.8

4. PAOLO BANCHERO, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 3 | BR: 4 | TANK: 3 | BNEWS: 4 | ATH: 4 | NC: 3 | RING: 3

  • $BANC avg. cost: 3.4

  • $BANC prev. cost: 2.5

5. KEEGAN MURRAY, IOWA HAWKEYES

  • ESPN: 5 | BR: 8 | TANK: 6 | BNEWS: 5 | ATH: 7 | NC: 7 | RING: 5

  • $KEEG avg. cost: 6.1

  • $KEEG prev. cost: 7.8

6. AJ GRIFFIN, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 8 | BR: 5 | TANK: 5 | BNEWS: 7 | ATH: 6 | NC: 6 | RING: 6

  • $GRIF avg. cost: 6.1

  • $GRIF prev. cost: 6.2

 7. SHAEDON SHARPE, KENTUCKY WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 7 | BR: 7 | TANK: 7 | BNEWS: 6 | ATH: 5 | RING: 7

  • $SHRP avg. cost: 6.5

  • $SHRP prev. cost: Not Listed

8. JOHNNY DAVIS, WISCONSIN BADGERS

  • ESPN: 9 | BR: 6 | TANK: 8 | BNEWS: 10 | ATH: 4 | NC: 5 | RING: 10

  • $DAVIS avg. cost: 7.4

  • $DAVIS prev. cost: 6.5

9. JALEN DUREN, MEMPHIS TIGERS

  • ESPN: 6 | BR: 11 | TANK: 13 | BNEWS: 8 | ATH: 8 | NC: 9 | RING: 8

  • $DUREN avg. cost: 9

  • $DUREN prev. cost: 9.5

10. BENNEDICT MATHURIN, ARIZONA WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 12 | BR: 10 | TANK: 10 | BNEWS: 9 | ATH: 13 | NC: 8 | RING: 13

  • $MATH avg. cost: 10.7

  • $MATH prev. cost: 8.3

11. TYTY WASHINGTON, KENTUCKY WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 11 | BR: 9 | TANK: 11 | BNEWS: 11 | ATH: 14 | NC: 10 | RING: 14

  • $TYTY avg. cost: 11.4

  • $TYTY prev. cost: 10.2

12. DYSON DANIELS, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 10 | BR: 25 | TANK: 15 | BNEWS: 15 | ATH: 10 | NC: 13 | RING: 11

  • $DYSN avg. cost: 14.1

  • $DYSN prev. cost: 17.8

13. TARI EASON, LSU TIGERS

  • ESPN: 14 | BR: 12 | TANK: 9 | BNEWS: 17 | ATH: 17 | NC: 16 | RING: 15

  • $TARI avg. cost: 14.3

  • $TARI prev. cost: 19.3

14. JEREMY SOCHAN, BAYLOR BEARS

  • ESPN: 16 | BR: 21 | TANK: 17 | BNEWS: 13 | ATH: 12 | NC: 15 | RING: 9

  • $SOCH avg. cost: 14.7

  • $SOCH prev. cost: 23.2

15. KENDALL BROWN, BAYLOR BEARS

  • ESPN: 17 | BR: 14 | TANK: 12 | BNEWS: 12 | ATH: 15 | NC: 17 | RING: 21

  • $BROWN avg. cost: 15.4

  • $BROWN prev. cost: 14.6

16. OCHAI AGBAJI, KANSAS JAYHAWKS

  • ESPN: 13 | BR: 15 | TANK: 27 | BNEWS: 14 | ATH: 11 | NC: 12 | RING: 17

  • $OCHAI avg. cost: 15.6

  • $OCHAI prev. cost: 18.7

17. MARJON BEAUCHAMP, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 20 | BR: 13 | TANK: 16 | BNEWS: 16 | ATH: 20 | NC: 21 | RING: 23

  • $CHAMP avg. cost: 18.4

  • $CHAMP prev. cost: 16.5

18. JADEN HARDY, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 24 | BR: 19 | TANK: 24 | BNEWS: 19 | ATH: 22 | NC: 14 | RING: 12

  • $HARD avg. cost: 19.1

  • $HARD prev. cost: 17.3

19. WALKER KESSLER, AUBURN TIGERS

  • ESPN: 19 | BR: 16 | TANK: 18 | BNEWS: 23 | ATH: 18 | NC: 24 | RING: 19

  • $WALK avg. cost: 19.6

  • $WALK prev. cost: 30.8

20. MARK WILLIAMS, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 26 | BR: 26 | TANK: 14 | BNEWS: 18 | ATH: 16 | NC: 19 | RING: 24

  • $MARK avg. cost: 20.4

  • $MARK prev. cost: 22

21. EJ LIDDELL, OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

  • ESPN: 15 | BR: 24 | TANK: 23 | BNEWS: 22 | ATH: 25 | NC: 18 | RING: 18

  • $EJL avg. cost: 20.7

  • $EJL prev. cost: 27.5

22. PATRICK BALDWIN JR, MILWAUKEE PANTHERS

  • ESPN: 28 | BR: 19 | TANK: 25 | BNEWS: 20 | ATH: 23 | NC: 11 | RING: 26

  • $PBJ avg. cost: 21.7

  • $PBJ prev. cost: 12.7

23. NIKOLA JOVIC, MEGA BASKET

  • ESPN: 21 | BR: 22 | TANK: 20 | BNEWS: 21 | ATH: 27 | NC: 20 | RING: 25

  • $JOVIC avg. cost: 22.3

  • $JOVIC prev. cost: 20.3

24. JEAN MONTERO, TEAM OVERTIME

  • ESPN: 27 | BR: 17 | TANK: 21 | BNEWS: 28 | ATH: 33 | NC: 28 | RING: 27

  • $MONT avg. cost: 25.9

  • $MONT prev. cost: 19.7

25. MALAKI BRANHAM, OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

  • ESPN: 23 | BR: NR | TANK: 31 | BNEWS: 26 | ATH: 19 | NC: 22 | RING: 20

  • $MLKI avg. cost: 27.4

  • $MLKI prev. cost: Not Listed

26. CHRISTIAN BRAUN, KANSAS JAYHAWKS

  • ESPN: 34 | BR: 20 | TANK: 26 | BNEWS: 35 | ATH: 28 | NC: 30 | RING: 28

  • $BRAUN avg. cost: 28.7

  • $BRAUN prev. cost: 32.4

27. KENNEDY CHANDLER, TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS

  • ESPN: 22 | BR: 31 | TANK: 19 | BNEWS: 24 | ATH: 30 | NC: 31 | RING: NR

  • $KNDY avg. cost: 28.9

  • $KNDY prev. cost: 22.7

28. BRYCE MCGOWENS, NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS

  • ESPN: 30 | BR: 30 | TANK: 43 | BNEWS: 25 | ATH: 21 | NC: 25 | RING: NR

  • $BRYCE avg. cost: 31.2

  • $BRYCE prev. cost: 30.8

29. TREVOR KEELS, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 25 | BR: 32 | TANK: 35 | BNEWS: 33 | ATH: 24 | NC: 27 | RING: NR

  • $KEEL avg. cost: 31.2

  • $KEEL prev. cost: 26.8

30. BLAKE WESLEY, NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH

  • ESPN: 31 | BR: 34 | TANK: 44 | BNEWS: 29 | ATH: 35 | NC: 38 | RING: 16

  • $BLAKE avg. cost: 32.4

  • $BLAKE prev. cost: 27.5

31. WENDELL MOORE, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 35 | BR: 33 | TANK: 22 | BNEWS: 31 | ATH: 46 | NC: 34 | RING: 29

  • $MOORE avg. cost: 32.9

  • $MOORE prev. cost: 29.7

32. CHRISTIAN KOLOKO, ARIZONA WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 39 | BR: 35 | TANK: 28 | BNEWS: 36 | ATH: 36 | NC: 37 | RING: 22

  • $LOKO avg. cost: 33.2

  • $LOKO prev. cost: 33.5

33. ISMAEL KAMAGATE, PARIS BASKETBALL

  • ESPN: 36 | BR: 36 | TANK: 29 | BNEWS: 32 | ATH: 32 | NC: 36 | RING: NR

  • $KAMA avg. cost: 35.1

  • $KAMA prev. cost: 36.7

34. OUSMANE DIENG, NEW ZEALAND BREAKERS

  • ESPN: 18 | BR: 40 | TANK: 30 | BNEWS: 30 | ATH: 41 | NC: 48 | RING: NR

  • $DIENG avg. cost: 36

  • $DIENG prev. cost: 36

35. JUSTIN LEWIS, MARQUETTE GOLDEN EAGLES

  • ESPN: 29 | BR: 38 | TANK: 51 | BNEWS: 34 | ATH: 26 | NC: 29 | RING: NR

  • $LEWIS avg. cost: 36

  • $LEWIS prev. cost: 41.3

36. JD DAVISON, ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE

  • ESPN: 33 | BR: 28 | TANK: 37 | BNEWS: 27 | ATH: 37 | NC: 47 | RING: NR

  • $JDD avg. cost: 36.2

  • $JDD prev. cost: 27.5

37. KEON ELLIS, ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE

  • ESPN: 45 | BR: NR | TANK: 32 | BNEWS: 37 | ATH: 31 | NC: 52 | RING: NR

  • $KEON avg. cost: 41.9

  • $KEON prev. cost: 49

38. CALEB HOUSTAN, MICHIGAN WOLVERINES

  • ESPN: 50 | BR: 37 | TANK: 39 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 39 | NC: 26 | RING: NR

  • $HSTN avg. cost: 42.1

  • $HSTN prev. cost: 31.8

39. HARRISON INGRAM, STANFORD CARDINAL

  • ESPN: 53 | BR: 23 | TANK: 34 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 40 | NC: 46 | RING: NR

  • $GRAM avg. cost: 42.8

  • $GRAM prev. cost: 32.7

40. DAVID RODDY, COLORADO STATE RAMS

  • ESPN: 38 | BR: 29 | TANK: 33 | BNEWS: 39 | ATH: 72 | NC: NR | RING: 30

  • $RODDY avg. cost: 43.1

  • $RODDY prev. cost: Not Listed

41. JAIME JAQUEZ JR, UCLA BRUINS

  • ESPN: 48 | BR: NR | TANK: 40 | BNEWS: 49 | ATH: 45 | NC: 39 | RING: NR

  • $JJJ avg. cost: 45.2

  • $JJJ prev. cost: 45.2

42. HUGO BESSON, NEW ZEALAND BREAKERS

  • ESPN: 32 | BR: NR | TANK: 38 | BNEWS: 56 | ATH: 53 | NC: 45 | RING: NR

  • $HUGO avg. cost: 45.7

  • $HUGO prev. cost: 42.8

43. GABRIELE PROCIDA, FORTITUDO BOLOGNA

  • ESPN: 47 | BR: NR | TANK: 36 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 55 | NC: 32 | RING: NR

  • $PRO avg. cost: 46.4

  • $PRO prev. cost: 50.3

44. ALONDES WILLIAMS, WAKE FOREST DEMON DEACONS

  • ESPN: 55 | BR: 42 | TANK: 51 | BNEWS: 40 | ATH: 57 | NC: 35 | RING: NR

  • $ALON avg. cost: 46.4

  • $ALON prev. cost: Not Listed

45. MAX CHRISTIE, MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS

  • ESPN: 41 | BR: 27 | TANK: 55 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: NR | NC: 23 | RING: NR

  • $MAX avg. cost: 48.1

  • $MAX prev. cost: 23.3

46. JAKE LARAVIA, WAKE FOREST DEMON DEACONS

  • ESPN: 40 | BR: NR | TANK: NR | BNEWS: 50 | ATH: 38 | NC: 43 | RING: NR

  • $LRVA avg. cost: 48.4

  • $LRVA prev. cost: Not Listed

47. MATTEO SPAGNOLO, VANOLI CREMONA

  • ESPN: 44 | BR: 41 | TANK: 42 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 52 | NC: NR | RING: NR

  • $SPAG avg. cost: 49.1

  • $SPAG prev. cost: 51.7

48. IVERSON MOLINAR, MISSISSIPPI STATE BULLDOGS

  • ESPN: 66 | BR: 49 | TANK: 48 | BNEWS: 44 | ATH: 51 | NC: 44 | RING: NR

  • $MOL avg. cost: 49.6

  • $MOL prev. cost: 46.2

49. JABARI WALKER, COLORADO BUFFALOES

  • ESPN: 63 | BR: NR | TANK: 50 | BNEWS: 41 | ATH: 49 | NC: 53 | RING: NR

  • $BARI avg. cost: 50.2

  • $BARI prev. cost: Not Listed

50. JORDAN HALL, SAINT JOSEPH’S HAWKS

  • ESPN: 79 | BR: 48 | TANK: 56 | BNEWS: 48 | ATH: 44 | NC: 40 | RING: NR

  • $HALL avg. cost: 51.4

  • $HALL prev. cost: 50

51. TREVION WILLIAMS, PURDUE BOILERMAKERS

  • ESPN: 49 | BR: NR | TANK: 54 | BNEWS: 42 | ATH: 77 | NC: 51 | RING: NR

  • $WILL avg. cost: 52.7

  • $WILL prev. cost: 47.8

52. JULIAN CHAMPAGNIE, ST.JOHN’S REDSTORM

  • ESPN: 59 | BR: 47 | TANK: 52 | BNEWS: 43 | ATH: 74 | NC: 49 | RING: NR

  • $JUL avg. cost: 52.7

  • $JUL prev. cost: 47.3

53. JAYLIN WILLIAMS, ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS

  • ESPN: 61 | BR: 43 | TANK: 60 | BNEWS: NR | ATH: 58 | NC: 55 | RING: NR

  • $JLIN avg. cost: 54.4

  • $JLIN prev. cost: Not Listed

54. OSCAR TSHIEBWE, KENTUCKY WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 42 | BR: NR | TANK: 46 | BNEWS: 38 | ATH: NR | NC: 60 | RING: NR

  • $TSBWE avg. cost: 54.7

  • $TSBWE prev. cost: Not Listed

55. MICHAEL FOSTER JR, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 56 | BR: 44 | TANK: 58 | BNEWS: 54 | ATH: 81 | NC: NR | RING: NR

  • $FOST avg. cost: 57

  • $FOST prev. cost: 50

]]><![CDATA[Top 50 $DRFT Stock Market Update]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-50-drft-stock-market-updatehttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-50-drft-stock-market-updateTue, 15 Feb 2022 14:00:37 GMT

As the draft cycle rolls on and we continue to speculate on which prospects will yield the biggest return on investment, it’s yet again time for another prospect stock update. Mainstream evaluators have started to feel more and more comfortable expanding their rankings, and as such, we’ve expanded this month’s $DRFT update to include the top 50 prospects.

To eliminate personal bias from a singular big board, the monthly $DRFT updates that we provide here at No Ceilings configure a cumulative ranking based on some of the most respected big board rankings in the draft community. This month we look upon ESPN, Bleacher Report, Tankathon, Basketball News, the Athletic, and ya’ boys at No Ceilings.

These rankings evolve all the time and this month brings some of the most drastic changes we’ve had throughout the entire 2022 process. On Ball Street nobody’s spot is safe. Remember the number one rule…

Nobody - and I don't care if you're Jonathan Givony or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways or in circles!

1. CHET HOLMGREN, GONZAGA BULLDOGS

  • ESPN: 1 | BR: 1 | TANK: 2 | BNEWS: 4 | ATH: 2 | NC: 1

  • $CHET avg. cost: 1.8

  • $CHET prev. cost: 1.6

2. JABARI SMITH JR, AUBURN TIGERS

  • ESPN: 3 | BR: 2 | TANK: 1 | BNEWS: 1 | ATH: 1 | NC: 3

  • $SMITH avg. cost: 1.8

  • $SMITH prev. cost: 2.5

3. PAOLO BANCHERO, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 2 | BR: 3 | TANK: 3 | BNEWS: 2 | ATH: 3 | NC: 2

  • $BANC avg. cost: 2.5

  • $BANC prev. cost: 2.2

4. JADEN IVEY, PURDUE BOILERMAKERS

  • ESPN: 4 | BR: 4 | TANK: 4 | BNEWS: 3 | ATH: 4 | NC: 4

  • $IVEY avg. cost: 3.8

  • $IVEY prev. cost: 4.2

5. AJ GRIFFIN, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 5 | BR: 6 | TANK: 5 | BNEWS: 9 | ATH: 6 | NC: 6

  • $GRIF avg. cost: 6.2

  • $GRIF prev. cost: 13.4

6. JOHNNY DAVIS, WISCONSIN BADGERS

  • ESPN: 9 | BR: 5 | TANK: 7 | BNEWS: 8 | ATH: 5 | NC: 5

  • $DAVIS avg. cost: 6.5

  • $DAVIS prev. cost: 9.6

7. KEEGAN MURRAY, IOWA HAWKEYES

  • ESPN: 8 | BR: 8 | TANK: 8 | BNEWS: 7 | ATH: 8 | NC: 8

  • $KEEG avg. cost: 7.8

  • $KEEG prev. cost: 9.8

8. BENNEDICT MATHURIN, ARIZONA WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 11 | BR: 10 | TANK: 9 | BNEWS: 6 | ATH: 7 | NC: 7

  • $MATH avg. cost: 8.3

  • $MATH prev. cost: 9

9. JALEN DUREN, MEMPHIS TIGERS

  • ESPN: 6 | BR: 11 | TANK: 11 | BNEWS: 10 | ATH: 9 | NC: 10

  • $DUREN avg. cost: 9.5

  • $DUREN prev. cost: 7.6

10. TYTY WASHINGTON, KENTUCKY WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 10 | BR: 7 | TANK: 12 | BNEWS: 11 | ATH: 10 | NC: 11

  • $TYTY avg. cost: 10.2

  • $TYTY prev. cost: 12.4

11. PATRICK BALDWIN JR, MILWAUKEE PANTHERS

  • ESPN: 15 | BR: 9 | TANK: 16 | BNEWS: 14 | ATH: 13 | NC: 9

  • $PBJ avg. cost: 12.7

  • $PBJ prev. cost: 9.8

12. KENDALL BROWN, BAYLOR BEARS

  • ESPN: 23 | BR: 15 | TANK: 10 | BNEWS: 12 | ATH: 12 | NC: 16

  • $BROWN avg. cost: 14.6

  • $BROWN prev. cost: 8.2

13. MARJON BEAUCHAMP, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 17 | BR: 14 | TANK: 20 | BNEWS: 13 | ATH: 17 | NC: 18

  • $CHAMP avg. cost: 16.5

  • $CHAMP prev. cost: 21.2

14. JADEN HARDY, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 20 | BR: 12 | TANK: 22 | BNEWS: 15 | ATH: 23 | NC: 12

  • $HARD avg. cost: 17.3

  • $HARD prev. cost: 12.2

15. DYSON DANIELS, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 12 | BR: 28 | TANK: 19 | BNEWS: 17 | ATH: 14 | NC: 17

  • $DYSN avg. cost: 17.8

  • $DYSN prev. cost: 19

16. OCHAI AGBAJI, KANSAS JAYHAWKS

  • ESPN: 13 | BR: 29 | TANK: 29 | BNEWS: 16 | ATH: 11 | NC: 14

  • $OCHAI avg. cost: 18.7

  • $OCHAI prev. cost: 28.4

17. TARI EASON, LSU TIGERS

  • ESPN: 32 | BR: 13 | TANK: 13 | BNEWS: 24 | ATH: 19 | NC: 15

  • $TARI avg. cost: 19.3

  • $TARI prev. cost: 27

18. JEAN MONTERO, OVERTIME ELITE

  • ESPN: 14 | BR: 18 | TANK: 18 | BNEWS: 22 | ATH: 22 | NC: 22

  • $MONT avg. cost: 19.7

  • $MONT prev. cost: 12.4

19. NIKOLA JOVIC, MEGA BASKET

  • ESPN: 22 | BR: 25 | TANK: 17 | BNEWS: 20 | ATH: 18 | NC: 20

  • $JOVIC avg. cost: 20.3

  • $JOVIC prev. cost: 20.8

20. MARK WILLIAMS, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 26 | BR: 30 | TANK: 14 | BNEWS: 25 | ATH: 16 | NC: 21

  • $MARK avg. cost: 22

  • $MARK prev. cost: 25.2

21. KENNEDY CHANDLER, TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS

  • ESPN: 28 | BR: 22 | TANK: 15 | BNEWS: 21 | ATH: 21 | NC: 29

  • $KNDY avg. cost: 22.7

  • $KNDY prev. cost: 15.2

22. JEREMY SOCHAN, BAYLOR BEARS

  • ESPN: 31 | BR: 16 | TANK: 21 | BNEWS: 23 | ATH: 29 | NC: 19

  • $SOCH avg. cost: 23.2

  • $SOCH prev. cost: 31.4

23. MAX CHRISTIE, MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS

  • ESPN: 37 | BR: 17 | TANK: 32 | BNEWS: 19 | ATH: 22 | NC: 13

  • $MAX avg. cost: 23.3

  • $MAX prev. cost: 31.2

24. TREVOR KEELS, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 19 | BR: 24 | TANK: 37 | BNEWS: 31 | ATH: 25 | NC: 25

  • $KEEL avg. cost: 26.8

  • $KEEL prev. cost: 20

25. BLAKE WESLEY, NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH

  • ESPN: 24 | BR: 23 | TANK: 41 | BNEWS: 30 | ATH: 15 | NC: 32

  • $BLAKE avg. cost: 27.5

  • $BLAKE prev. cost: Not Listed

26. EJ LIDDELL, OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

  • ESPN: 16 | BR: 26 | TANK: 28 | BNEWS: 27 | ATH: 42 | NC: 26

  • $EJL avg. cost: 27.5

  • $EJL prev. cost: 31

27. JD DAVISON, ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE

  • ESPN: 21 | BR: 20 | TANK: 30 | BNEWS: 18 | ATH: 34 | NC: 42

  • $JDD avg. cost: 27.5

  • $JDD prev. cost: 16

28. WENDELL MOORE, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 34 | BR: 27 | TANK: 24 | BNEWS: 26 | ATH: 28 | NC: 39

  • $MOORE avg. cost: 29.7

  • $MOORE prev. cost: 26.2

29. WALKER KESSLER, AUBURN TIGERS

  • ESPN: 18 | BR: 48 | TANK: 23 | BNEWS: 34 | ATH: 31 | NC: 31

  • $WALK avg. cost: 30.8

  • $WALK prev. cost: Not Listed

30. BRYCE MCGOWENS, NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS

  • ESPN: 30 | BR: 32 | TANK: 40 | BNEWS: 32 | ATH: 27 | NC: 24

  • $BRYCE avg. cost: 30.8

  • $BRYCE prev. cost: 26

31. CALEB HOUSTAN, MICHIGAN WOLVERINES

  • ESPN: 41 | BR: 33 | TANK: 39 | BNEWS: 29 | ATH: 26 | NC: 23

  • $HSTN avg. cost: 31.8

  • $HSTN prev. cost: 24.2

32. CHRISTIAN BRAUN, KANSAS JAYHAWKS

  • ESPN: 33 | BR: 21 | TANK: 27 | BNEWS: 43 | ATH: 39 | NC: 30

  • $BRAUN avg. cost: 32.2

  • $BRAUN prev. cost: 41.4

33. HARRISON INGRAM, STANFORD CARDINAL

  • ESPN: 44 | BR: 19 | TANK: 31 | BNEWS: 37 | ATH: 28 | NC: 37

  • $GRAM avg. cost: 32.7

  • $GRAM prev. cost: 27.2

34 CHRISTIAN KOLOKO, ARIZONA WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 38 | BR: 31 | TANK: 25 | BNEWS: 38 | ATH: 33 | NC: 36

  • $LOKO avg. cost: 33.5

  • $LOKO prev. cost: 33.2

35. OUSMANE DIENG, NEW ZEALAND BREAKERS

  • ESPN: 25 | BR: 44 | TANK: 33 | BNEWS: 28 | ATH: 37 | NC: 49

  • $DIENG avg. cost: 36

  • $DIENG prev. cost: 26.4

36. ISMAEL KAMAGATE, PARIS BASKETBALL

  • ESPN: 35 | BR: 37 | TANK: 26 | BNEWS: 35 | ATH: 52 | NC: 35

  • $KAMA avg. cost: 36.7

  • $KAMA prev. cost: 37.6

37. JUSTIN LEWIS, MARQUETTE GOLDEN EAGLES

  • ESPN: 27 | BR: 45 | TANK: 51 | BNEWS: 36 | ATH: nr | NC: 28

  • $LEWIS avg. cost: 41.3

  • $LEWIS prev. cost: Not Listed

38. HUGO BESSON, NEW ZEALAND BREAKERS

  • ESPN: 29 | BR: 42 | TANK: 38 | BNEWS: 58 | ATH: 47 | NC: 43

  • $HUGO avg. cost: 42.8

  • $HUGO prev. cost: 38

39. PEYTON WATSON, UCLA BRUINS

  • ESPN: 42 | BR: 34 | TANK: 56 | BNEWS: nr | ATH: 48 | NC: 27

  • $WATS avg. cost: 44.3

  • $WATS prev. cost: 40.2

40. JAIME JAQUEZ JR, UCLA BRUINS

  • ESPN: 61 | BR: nr | TANK: 35 | BNEWS: 47 | ATH: 38 | NC: 34

  • $JJJ avg. cost: 45.2

  • $JJJ prev. cost: Not Listed

41. IVERSON MOLINAR, MISSISSIPPI STATE BULLDOGS

  • ESPN: 60 | BR: nr | TANK: 42 | BNEWS: 52 | ATH: 30 | NC: 40

  • $MOL avg. cost: 46.2

  • $MOL prev. cost: Not Listed

42. YANNICK NZOSA, UNICAJA

  • ESPN: 39 | BR: 40 | TANK: 46 | BNEWS: 40 | ATH: 55 | NC: nr

  • $NZOSA avg. cost: 46.8

  • $NZOSA prev. cost: 29.2

43. JULIAN CHAMPAGNIE, ST.JOHN’S REDSTORM

  • ESPN: 54 | BR: 35 | TANK: 49 | BNEWS: 45 | ATH: 54 | NC: 47

  • $JUL avg. cost: 47.3

  • $JUL prev. cost: 38

44. TREVION WILLIAMS, PURDUE BOILERMAKERS

  • ESPN: 46 | BR: 39 | TANK: 52 | BNEWS: 51 | ATH: nr | NC: 38

  • $WILL avg. cost: 47.8

  • $WILL prev. cost: Not Listed

45. KEON ELLIS, ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE

  • ESPN: 50 | BR: nr | TANK: 34 | BNEWS: 57 | ATH: 36 | NC: nr

  • $KEON avg. cost: 49

  • $KEON prev. cost: Not Listed

46. JORDAN HALL, SAINT JOSEPH’S HAWKS

  • ESPN: 76 | BR: 49 | TANK: 54 | BNEWS: 48 | ATH: 32 | NC: 41

  • $HALL avg. cost: 50

  • $HALL prev. cost: Not Listed

47. MICHAEL FOSTER JR, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 49 | BR: 43 | TANK: 55 | BNEWS: 41 | ATH: nr | NC: 51

  • $FOST avg. cost: 50

  • $FOST prev. cost: 36

48. GABRIELE PROCIDA, FORTITUDO BOLOGNA

  • ESPN: 52 | BR: nr | TANK: 36 | BNEWS: nr | ATH: 46 | NC: 53

  • $PRO avg. cost: 50.3

  • $PRO prev. cost: Not Listed

49. MOUSSA DIABATE, MICHIGAN WOLVERINES

  • ESPN: 48 | BR: nr | TANK: nr | BNEWS: 33 | ATH: 45 | NC: 50

  • $MOUS avg. cost: 51.2

  • $MOUS prev. cost: Not Listed

50. MATTEO SPAGNOLO, VANOLI CREMONA

  • ESPN: 40 | BR: nr | TANK: 45 | BNEWS: nr | ATH: 57 | NC: 53

  • $SPAG avg. cost: 51.7

  • $SPAG prev. cost: Not Listed

]]><![CDATA[Top 40 $DRFT Stock Market Update]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-40-drft-stock-market-updatehttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/top-40-drft-stock-market-updateTue, 18 Jan 2022 14:00:45 GMT

As we near closer and closer to March Radness, things are starting to percolate here in the draft world. Johnny Davis continues to set the world ablaze, Chet Holmgren is hitting combo move threes, and AJ Griffin is starting to cook. We’re talking dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria type of stuff!

That means that it’s once again time for the Wolf of Ball Street to provide a temperature check on the draft stock of the 2022 draft class with another $DRFT update.

To eliminate some personal bias from a singular big board, the monthly $DRFT updates that we provide here at No Ceilings configure a cumulative ranking based on some of the most respected big board rankings in the draft community.

Now that we’re balls deep into the process and we’re starting to get comfortable with more and more prospects, it only makes sense to expand the board to the top 40 prospects in the class. However, we need to be careful, because as comfortable as we may feel about a draft class, we have to remain cognizant of the fact that the draft is an ever evolving being and things can change up in a flash.

Remember the number one rule on Ball Street…

Nobody - and I don't care if you're Jonathan Givony or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways or in circles!

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1. CHET HOLMGREN, GONZAGA BULLDOGS

  • ESPN: 1 | BR: 1 | TANK: 2 | BNEWS: 3 | NC: 1

  • $CHET avg. cost: 1.6

  • $CHET prev. cost: 2

2. JABARI SMITH JR, AUBURN TIGERS

  • ESPN: 3 | BR: 3 | TANK: 1 | BNEWS: 1 | NC: 3

  • $SMITH avg. cost: 2.2

  • $SMITH prev. cost: 2.5

3. PAOLO BANCHERO, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 2 | BR: 2 | TANK: 3 | BNEWS: 2 | NC: 2

  • $BANC avg. cost: 2.2

  • $BANC prev. cost: 1.5

4. JADEN IVEY, PURDUE BOILERMAKERS

  • ESPN: 4 | BR: 4 | TANK: 4 | BNEWS: 4 | NC: 4

  • $IVEY avg. cost: 4

  • $IVEY prev. cost: 4.2

5. JALEN DUREN, MEMPHIS TIGERS

  • ESPN: 5 | BR: 12 | TANK: 6 | BNEWS: 6 | NC: 9

  • $DUREN avg. cost: 7.6

  • $DUREN prev. cost: 6.8

6. KENDALL BROWN, BAYLOR BEARS

  • ESPN: 16 | BR: 5 | TANK: 5 | BNEWS: 7 | NC: 8

  • $BROWN avg. cost: 8.2

  • $BROWN prev. cost: 8.6

7. BENNEDICT MATHURIN, ARIZONA WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 13 | BR: 7 | TANK: 14 | BNEWS: 5 | NC: 6

  • $MATH avg. cost: 9

  • $MATH prev. cost: 11.3

8. JONATHAN DAVIS, WISCONSIN BADGERS

  • ESPN: 7 | BR: 10 | TANK: 17 | BNEWS: 9 | NC: 5

  • $DAVIS avg. cost: 9.6

  • $DAVIS prev. cost: 20.5

9. KEEGAN MURRAY, IOWA HAWKEYES

  • ESPN: 6 | BR: 13 | TANK: 7 | BNEWS: 8 | NC: 15

  • $KEEG avg. cost: 9.8

  • $KEEG prev. cost: 11

10. PATRICK BALDWIN JR, MILWAUKEE PANTHERS

  • ESPN: 11 | BR: 8 | TANK: 8 | BNEWS: 15 | NC: 7

  • $PBJ avg. cost: 9.8

  • $PBJ prev. cost: 8.8

11. JADEN HARDY, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 8 | BR: 16 | TANK: 13 | BNEWS: 13 | NC: 11

  • $HARD avg. cost: 12.2

  • $HARD prev. cost: 8.2

12. TYTY WASHINGTON, KENTUCKY WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 12 | BR: 6 | TANK: 21 | BNEWS: 11 | NC: 12

  • $TYTY avg. cost: 12.4

  • $TYTY prev. cost: 15.6

13. JEAN MONTERO, OVERTIME ELITE

  • ESPN: 10 | BR: 11 | TANK: 10 | BNEWS: 18 | NC: 13

  • $MONT avg. cost: 12.4

  • $MONT prev. cost: 14.5

14. AJ GRIFFIN, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 29 | BR: 9 | TANK: 9 | BNEWS: 10 | NC: 10

  • $GRIF avg. cost: 13.4

  • $GRIF prev. cost: 22.3

15. KENNEDY CHANDLER, TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS

  • ESPN: 20 | BR: 14 | TANK: 11 | BNEWS: 14 | NC: 17

  • $KNDY avg. cost: 15.2

  • $KNDY prev. cost: 17.3

16. JD DAVISON, ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE

  • ESPN: 14 | BR: 18 | TANK: 20 | BNEWS: 12 | NC: 16

  • $JDD avg. cost: 16

  • $JDD prev. cost: 13.7

17. DYSON DANIELS, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 17 | BR: 25 | TANK: 12 | BNEWS: 21 | NC: 20

  • $DYSN avg. cost: 19

  • $DYSN prev. cost: 18.2

18. TREVOR KEELS, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 9 | BR: 19 | TANK: 25 | BNEWS: 25 | NC: 22

  • $KEEL avg. cost: 20

  • $KEEL prev. cost: 17.3

19. NIKOLA JOVIC, MEGA BASKET

  • ESPN: 27 | BR: 23 | TANK: 19 | BNEWS: 16 | NC: 19

  • $JOVIC avg. cost: 20.8

  • $JOVIC prev. cost: 19

20. MARJON BEAUCHAMP, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 15 | BR: 22 | TANK: 27 | BNEWS: 19 | NC: 23

  • $CHAMP avg. cost: 21.2

  • $CHAMP prev. cost: 26.8

21. CALEB HOUSTAN, MICHIGAN WOLVERINES

  • ESPN: 31 | BR: 21 | TANK: 32 | BNEWS: 23 | NC: 14

  • $HSTN avg. cost: 24.2

  • $HSTN prev. cost: 16.1

22. MARK WILLIAMS, DUKE BLUEDEVILS

  • ESPN: 21 | BR: 33 | TANK: 15 | BNEWS: 28 | NC: 29

  • $MARK avg. cost: 25.2

  • $MARK prev. cost: 20.5

23. BRYCE MCGOWENS, NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS

  • ESPN: 19 | BR: 24 | TANK: 33 | BNEWS: 26 | NC: 28

  • $BRYCE avg. cost: 26

  • $BRYCE prev. cost: 28.3

24. WENDELL MOORE, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 22 | BR: 17 | TANK: 34 | BNEWS: 32 | NC: 26

  • $MOORE avg. cost: 26.2

  • $MOORE prev. cost: 25.8

25. OUSMANE DIENG, NEW ZEALAND BREAKERS

  • ESPN: 18 | BR: 48 | TANK: 18 | BNEWS: 17 | NC: NR

  • $DIENG avg. cost: 26.4

  • $DIENG prev. cost: 17.5

26. TARI EASON, LSU TIGERS

  • ESPN: 36 | BR: 20 | TANK: 16 | BNEWS: 38 | NC: 25

  • $TARI avg. cost: 27

  • $TARI prev. cost: Not Ranked

27. HARRISON INGRAM, STANFORD CARDINAL

  • ESPN: 37 | BR: 15 | TANK: 23 | BNEWS: 30 | NC: NR

  • $GRAM avg. cost: 27.2

  • $GRAM prev. cost: Not Ranked

28. OCHAI AGBAJI, KANSAS JAYHAWKS

  • ESPN: 23 | BR: 28 | TANK: 46 | BNEWS: 24 | NC: 21

  • $OCHAI avg. cost: 28.4

  • $OCHAI prev. cost: 26.3

29. YANNICK NZOSA, UNICAJA

  • ESPN: 26 | BR: 34 | TANK: 26 | BNEWS: 29 | NC: NR

  • $NZOSA avg. cost: 29.2

  • $NSOZA prev. cost: 26

30. EJ LIDELL, OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

  • ESPN: 24 | BR: 29 | TANK: 29 | BNEWS: 42 | NC: NR

  • $EJL avg. cost: 31

  • $EJL prev. cost: Not Ranked

31. MAX CHRISTIE, MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS

  • ESPN: 47 | BR: 27 | TANK: 31 | BNEWS: 20 | NC: NR

  • $MAX avg. cost: 31.2

  • $MAX prev. cost: 26.6

32. JEREMY SOCHAN, BAYLOR BEARS

  • ESPN: 38 | BR: 39 | TANK: 22 | BNEWS: 27 | NC: NR

  • $SOCH avg. cost: 31.4

  • $SOCH prev. cost: Not Ranked

33. CHRISTIAN KOLOKO, ARIZONA WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 28 | BR: 31 | TANK: 28 | BNEWS: 48 | NC: NR

  • $LOKO avg. cost: 33.2

  • $LOKO prev. cost: Not Ranked

34. JABARI WALKER, COLORADO BUFFALOES

  • ESPN: NR | BR: 32 | TANK: 21 | BNEWS: 33 | NC: NR

  • $WALK avg. cost: 35.6

  • $WALK prev. cost: Not Ranked

35. MICHAEL FOSTER, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 46 | BR: 30 | TANK: 39 | BNEWS: 34 | NC: NR

  • $FOST avg. cost: 36

  • $FOST prev. cost: Not Ranked

36. ISMAEL KAMAGATE, PARIS BASKETBALL

  • ESPN: 33 | BR: NR | TANK: 30 | BNEWS: 43 | NC: NR

  • $KAMA avg. cost: 37.6

  • $KAMA prev. cost: Not Ranked

37. HUGO BESSON, NEW ZEALAND BREAKERS

  • ESPN: 25 | BR: 44 | TANK: 38 | BNEWS: 56 | NC: 27

  • $HUGO avg. cost: 38

  • $HUGO prev. cost: Not Ranked

38. JULIAN CHAMPAGNIE, ST. JOHN’S RED STORM

  • ESPN: 56 | BR: 37 | TANK: 35 | BNEWS: 31 | NC: NR

  • $JUL avg. cost: 38

  • $JUL prev. cost: Not Ranked

39. PEYTON WATSON, UCLA BRUINS

  • ESPN: 30 | BR: 38 | TANK: 41 | BNEWS: NR | NC: NR

  • $WATS avg. cost: 40.2

  • $WATS prev. cost: 24.2

40. CHRISTIAN BRAUN, KANSAS JAYHAWKS

  • ESPN: 35 | BR: 43 | TANK: 37 | BNEWS: NR | NC: NR

  • $BRAUN avg. cost: 41.4

  • $BRAUN prev. cost: Not Ranked

]]><![CDATA[$DRFT Stock Market Price Updates]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/drft-stock-market-price-updateshttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/drft-stock-market-price-updatesTue, 21 Dec 2021 14:00:36 GMT

Welcome to the first $DRFT stock price update of the 2022 NBA Draft cycle here at No Ceilings. Last month we set pre-season $DRFT IPO prices for the Top 30 prospects by looking at mainstream big board rankings and finding each prospect’s average stock price. This approach gives us a more clear big picture view of each prospect’s current draft stock, taking away any bias's a singular outlet may have.

The draft cycle is always evolving. A prospect’s draft stock is fluid, nothing is set in stone, and as you’ll soon see, we already have quite a bit of movement in the Top 30. We have a fun batch of newcomers that crashed the party, which means we also have some prospects that we’ll have to remember fondly. The draft as they say, is a fickle bitch; one tough month of play could be enough to tank a prospect’s draft stock. Remember the number one rule of Ball Street…

Nobody - and I don't care if you're Jonathan Givony or if you're Jimmy Buffet - nobody knows if a stock is going to go up, down, sideways or in circles!

1. PAOLO BANCEHRO, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 2 | BR: 2 | TANK: 1 | BNEWS: 1 | SI: 1 | NC: 1

  • $BANC avg. cost: 1.5

  • $BANC prev. cost: 1.6

Banchero opened the year as the number 2 prospect in our $DRFT rankings, but an impressive start to the season, which included dominant performances against Gonzaga and Kentucky helped secure the current top spot for the Duke blue chipper. Banchero answered early questions about the jumper and has wowed with his fluidity and versatility at 6’10” 250. At this point the top spot is Paolo’s to lose.

2. CHET HOLMGREN, GONZAGA BULLDOGS

  • ESPN: 1 | BR: 1 | TANK: 2 | BNEWS: 3 | SI: 3 | NC: 2

  • $CHET avg. cost: 2

  • $CHET prev. cost: 1.4

While Holmgren drops out of the top spot, he holds strong at number 2…for now. Holmgren hasn’t had the jaw dropping offensive performances that some expected from him just yet, but he’s been as impactful as advertised defensively, blocking 3.6 shots a game in just 25 minutes of play. Some will still question Chet’s body, but despite Holmgren’s frail frame, he’s managed to finish just about everything inside. It may not be as flashy as other top prospects but Chet still boasts a PER over 30 with a nearly 69% (nice) TS%.

3. JABARI SMITH JR, AUBURN TIGERS

  • ESPN: 3 | BR: 3 | TANK: 3 | BNEWS: 2 | SI: 1 | NC: 3

  • $SMITH avg. cost: 2.5

  • $SMITH prev. cost: 6.8

There’s been no prospect that has done better for themselves early on than Auburn’s Jabari Smith Jr. Smith has cemented himself as a legit top 3 prospect and it’s hard to see anyone leap frogging him. Smith’s defensive versatility has left ball handlers of all shape and sizes in hell and his shooting from downtown would make Tim Kitzrow proud. The Smith buzz has already started and as he continues to push for the top spot, expect the noise to get louder and louder.

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4. JADEN IVEY, PURDUE BOILERMAKERS

  • ESPN: 2 | BR: 2 | TANK: 1 | BNEWS: 1 | SI: 1 | NC: 1

  • $IVEY avg. cost: 4.2

  • $IVEY prev. cost: 14

Jaden Ivey started the year at 11 on the pre-season $DRFT rankings and has since steam rolled his way into the top 5. I had the opportunity to watch Ivey in person a few weeks ago and the hype is real folks. Ivey’s a legit NBA athlete that thrives getting down hill and running in transition, but he’s become more than that. Ivey’s biggest question mark coming into the year was his perimeter shooting and he answered it in a huge way, as the second year guard is now shooting 46% from three on nearly five attempts a game. There’s still time for some of the other guard prospects to make a run at it, but as of today, Jaden Ivey has been the best guard in the 2022 class.

5. JALEN DUREN, MEMPHIS TIGERS

  • ESPN: 4 | BR: 5 | TANK: 6 | BNEWS: 5 | SI: 14 | NC: 7

  • $DUREN avg. cost: 6.8

  • $DUREN prev. cost: 5

Some of my No Ceilings teammates are souring on the man child out of Memphis, but the consensus has been more forgiving. Duren has run hot and cold all year, but he offers a unique blend of size, physicality, and athleticism that you won’t find anywhere else in the class. Those tools and that potential may be enough to keep him in the top five conversation all year.

6. JADEN HARDY, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 6 | BR: 9 | TANK: 10 | BNEWS: 6 | SI: 12 | NC: 6

  • $HARD avg. cost: 8.2

  • $HARD prev. cost: 4.2

Jaden Hardy was a sleeper number 1 overall guy coming into the year but his slow transition to the pro-game has lead to a slight drop in his stock. If you scour the depths of draft twitter you may think his stock has tanked, but the truth is that Hardy is very much still in play to land in the top 5. Hardy has had his issues processing the game on both ends, but he’s getting better as the season goes along. Sometimes “it just takes time” with young prospects. Hardy may not have set the G-League on fire like Jalen Green did last year, but he’s still shown enough shot making potential to intrigue teams on his long term potential.

7. KENDALL BROWN, BAYLOR BEARS

  • ESPN: 19 | BR: 7 | TANK: 5 | BNEWS: 7 | SI: 6 | NC: 8

  • $BROWN avg. cost: 8.7

  • $BROWN prev. cost: 31.6

Kendall Brown has been the draft’s biggest riser. After coming into the season at 29 on the $DRFT IPO, he has firmly cemented himself as a top 10 prospect. Evaluators have bought into Brown’s elite athleticism, winning intangibles, and versatility on the wing. Brown hasn’t shown the on ball juice to vaunt himself into the top 3, but if he keeps up his early season production, the Baylor wing may see his stock continue to rise all the way into the top 5.

8. PATRICK BALDWIN JR., MILWAUKEE PANTHERS

  • ESPN: 7 | BR: 12 | TANK: 8 | BNEWS: 12 | SI: 9 | NC: 5

  • $PBJ avg. cost: 8.8

  • $PBJ prev. cost: 7.2

It hasn’t been pretty for Patrick Baldwin Jr. early on. PBJ has struggled against elite competition and some have questioned how much fire he brings on a game to game basis. Despite the struggles, Baldwin’s stock has remained largely stagnant through the first month of the season, as his position remains unchanged. Baldwin may not be a go to guy at the next level, but he’s shown enough shot making flashes at 6’10” to keep evaluators from shorting Baldwin stock.

9. KEEGAN MURRAY, IOWA HAWKEYES

  • ESPN: 13 | BR: 14 | TANK: 7 | BNEWS: 13 | SI: 7 | NC: 12

  • $KEEG avg. cost: 11

  • $KEEG prev. cost: 25

Similar to Kendall Brown, Keegan Murray has seen his stock price soar due to his strong play during the first month of the season. Murray is a big forward who does a little bit of everything and has been down right dominant at times. He’s looked more human the last two games against better competition, but the sophomore has shown enough improvements early on that he’ll likely fight for a lottery spot come June.

10. BENNEDICT MATHURIN, ARIZONA WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 15 | BR: 6 | TANK: 15 | BNEWS: 8 | SI: 11 | NC: 13

  • $MATH avg. cost: 11.3

  • $MATH prev. cost: 17.2

Look for the sophomore Arizona guard to be a mainstay in the top 10 from this point on. Mathurin flashed improved on ball juice during his FIBA u19 run with team Canada, and it’s translated in a big way for the Wildcats. Mathurin can shoot the shit out of the ball and has the size and wing skills that will interest any NBA franchise. Buy your Mathurin stock at a reasonable price while you still can.

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11. JD DAVISON, ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE

  • ESPN: 11 | BR: 11 | TANK: 17 | BNEWS: 9 | SI: 13 | NC: 21

  • $JDD avg. cost: 13.7

  • $JDD prev. cost: 18.2

Davison is a SPECIAL athlete. He had his fair share of detractors early on that thought that’s all that he was, but the freshman guard has had huge moments against major competition showing evaluators a more nuanced skillset. Davison is coming off the bench for the Crimson Tide and is doing pretty much whatever they need from him on any given night. There are still long term questions about the shot, but there’s no doubt that Davison has big time NBA potential.

12. JEAN MONTERO, OVERTIME ELITE

  • ESPN: 9 | BR: 13 | TANK: 12 | BNEWS: 18 | SI: 24 | NC: 11

  • $MONT avg. cost: 14.5

  • $MONT prev. cost: 14.2

Montero is a tough eval for draftniks as he isn’t playing the same high level competition that his contemporaries are playing every night. The Overtime Elite is very AAU; there’s a lot of sloppy up and down, unstructured play. Add on the worst announcing situation on the internet and it’s a tough watch. Still, Montero is a super charged offensive dynamo that can knock down tough shots off the bounce from everywhere on the court. Even with all the noise that surrounds the OTE, the talent jumps off the screen with Montero. Expect the Dominican guard to be a popular name in lottery conversations all season.

13. TYTY WASHINGTON, KENTUCKY WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 10 | BR: 10 | TANK: 20 | BNEWS: 11 | SI: 26 | NC: 17

  • $TYTY avg. cost: 15.6

  • $TYTY prev. cost: 18.4

After starting the season on the outside looking in, the Kentucky guard has entered the lottery conversation with some stellar play early on. Washington has a buttery smooth floater and some real off the bounce shot making ability. Washington has looked more and more comfortable with each game, playing with an impressive poise and pace. Those who staked a claim in TyTy stock early on are seeing positive returns on their investment.

14. CALEB HOUSTAN, MICHIGAN WOLVERINES

  • ESPN: 14 | BR: 19 | TANK: 24 | BNEWS: 15 | SI: 16 | NC: 9

  • $HSTN avg. cost: 16.1

  • $HSTN prev. cost: 6.8

Michigan’s Caleb Houstan really really struggled early on, leading to an eight spot drop in his draft stock. The shot has started to drop more as of late and the Canadian wing is up to nearly 37% from deep on nearly 5 attempts per game. If those percentages keep trending upward, expect the same for his draft stock, as NBA teams will always look for size and shooting from the wing.

15. KENNEDY CHANDLER, TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS

  • ESPN: 21 | BR: 15 | TANK: 11 | BNEWS: 10 | SI: 33 | NC: 14

  • $KNDY avg. cost: 17.3

  • $KNDY prev. cost: 14.2

There may not be a prospect with more inconsistent draft stock than Tennessee’s Kennedy Chandler. The freshman point guard has been ranked in the top 10 and as far down as the second round. Personally, I’m buying the slight dip on Chandler. He plays at a masterful pace and may be the most point guardy point guard in the class. Chandler has a big game this week against a loaded Wildcats team and it may be a boom or bust moment for the direction of his draft stock.

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16. TREVOR KEELS, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 8 | BR: 24 | TANK: 23 | BNEWS: 24 | SI: 10 | NC: 15

  • $KEEL avg. cost: 17.3

  • $KEEL prev. cost: Not Ranked

Trevor Keels is our first newcomer on the board. If you had any Keels stock before the season, well done, you’re draft rich. After showing his ass (word to PeeWeeDaPlug) on a highly anticipated national TV game vs Kentucky, Keels has been a mainstay in draft convos. Keels can be no better described as a bully on the court. The Blue Devil guard’s size and defensive prowess can be debilitating for opposing ball handlers. Keels has been an inconsistent shot maker so far, but the feel for the game and pace of play passes the eye test. If and when he starts knocking down shots…watch out.

17. OUSMANE DIENG, NEW ZEALAND BREAKERS

  • ESPN: 12 | BR: NR | TANK: 9 | BNEWS: 16 | SI: 15 | NC: 22

  • $DIENG avg. cost: 17.5

  • $DIENG prev. cost: 18.2

Despite Ousmane Dieng’s um…struggles early on, he’s largely maintained his positioning. There’s been a lid on the rim very early into the NBL season for Dieng, but it looks fluid and projectible. That’s what Dieng is right now…a project. But the flashes in the pick and roll along with the defensive flashes make him a worthy project. If you’re buying Dieng stock it’s a long term hold.

18. DYSON DANIELS, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 22 | BR: 25 | TANK: 13 | BNEWS: 22 | SI: 8 | NC: 26

  • $DYSN avg. cost: 18.2

  • $DYSN prev. cost: 18.2

Dyson Daniels may be the G-League Ignite’s most consistent player this season. The Aussie combo guard has flashed advanced vision and he’s a pest defensively. He doesn’t get a lot of press as he isn’t the high level prospect of a Scoot or even a Jaden, but he looks the part of a solid contributor that will be in the league for a long time contributing to winning baketball.

19. NIKOLA JOVIC, MEGA BASKET

  • ESPN: 28 | BR: 16 | TANK: 18 | BNEWS: 17 | SI: 19 | NC: 16

  • $JOVIC avg. cost: 19

  • $JOVIC prev. cost: 14.8

The Jovic stock was dipping early on this season but the Serbian has started to heat up as of late and is on the road back to the green. It’s easy to see the intrigue with Jovic. At 6’10”, the dude has some serious off the bounce shot making chops. When he gets it going, he has a deep bag with combo moves that are eye opening. If you’re looking to buy the Jovic dip, now is the time.

20. MARK WILLIAMS, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 16 | BR: 21 | TANK: 16 | BNEWS: 28 | SI: 18 | NC: 24

  • $MARK avg. cost: 20.5

  • $MARK prev. cost: 30

After a dominant game against Chet Holmgren and the Zags, Mark Williams gave everyone a glimpse of how impactful he can be on the floor. The Duke big man fits the mold of the prototypical rim running lob threat big that will do the dirty work and anchor your defense. You cant teach height and length, and Williams’ never ending wingspan is elite even by NBA standards. Williams offers some serious potential value at this stage of the draft.

21. JONATHAN DAVIS, WISCONSIN BADGERS

  • ESPN: 31 | BR: 8 | TANK: 25 | BNEWS: 26 | SI: 5 | NC: 28

  • $DAVIS avg. cost: 20.5

  • $DAVIS prev. cost: Not Ranked

Do not forget the name Jonathan Davis. Another newcomer to this month’s stock price update, Davis is HOOPING for the Badgers. Davis went back to school to improve his game and his stock and mission accomplished on both fronts. Averaging 21 points on the year, Davis can score with the best of them. Davis’ smooth pace of play allows him to get wherever he wants on the floor. When he’s at the rim he’s got the strength to finish through contact, he’s got the floater, he’s a killer in the midrange, and he’s shooting almost 40% from behind the arc. This is the cheapest you’ll find Davis’ draft stock. Buy it up.

22. AJ GRIFFIN, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 42 | BR: 22 | TANK: 14 | BNEWS: 14 | SI: 32 | NC: 10

  • $GRIF avg. cost: 22.3

  • $GRIF prev. cost: 6

Entering the season at number 5 overall on our pre-season $DRFT rankings, AJ Griffin has seen the biggest fall of any prospect. Griffin has failed to find consistent minutes and a consistent role on a loaded Duke roster. Still, when he’s gotten the opportunity he’s produced. Griffin may not regain the elite stock he entered the season with, but it’s still too early to jump the gun and completely abandon him as a prospect. NBA teams search high and wide for wings with his body and skillset. If you bought in on Griffin early you’re gonna need diamond hands throughout the process.

23. PEYTON WATSON, UCLA BRUINS

  • ESPN: 17 | BR: NR | TANK: 31 | BNEWS: 21 | SI: 27 | NC: 18

  • $WTSN avg. cost: 24.2

  • $WTSN prev. cost: 9.8

UCLA’s Peyton Watson is another blue chipper who has seen his stock nose dive over the last month. Watson has mostly looked lost on the floor in his limited minutes. The Bruins are looking to win a national championship and developing Watson’s raw skills won’t be a top priority. Watson has athleticism and talent that a team will bet on, but it’s going to require a bit of gambling with a high risk asset.

24. WENDELL MOORE, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 25 | BR: 18 | TANK: 29 | BNEWS: 35 | SI: 17 | NC: NR

  • $MOORE avg. cost: 25.8

  • $MOORE prev. cost: Not Ranked

Wendell Moore’s ascension as a junior is a bit of a surprise, but a welcome development that looks and feels legitimate. Moore has taken a massive leap in virtually every category and may be a guy who can play his way into the lottery conversation if he keeps it up.

25. YANNICK NZOSA, UNICAJA

  • ESPN: 20 | BR: NR | TANK: 19 | BNEWS: 30 | SI: 25 | NC: NR

  • $NZOSA avg. cost: 26

  • $NZOSA prev. cost: 7.4

A pre-season draft favorite, Yannick Nzosa’s stock is in a free fall. The big man from the Congo is struggling to find minutes and when he does has struggled to produce. The good news is that Nzosa is still very very young and he isn’t the first 18 year old to struggle with consistency on a professional team overseas. The defensive tools are still special, but the offense and strength have a ways to go.

26. OCHAI AGBAJI, KANSAS JAYHAWKS

  • ESPN: 24 | BR: 17 | TANK: 35 | BNEWS: 25 | SI: 34 | NC: 23

  • $OCHAI avg. cost: 26.3

  • $OCHAI prev. cost: Not Ranked

Agbaji is new to the $DRFT rankings but not to draft aficionados. The Kansas shooting guard has taken a huge leap during his senior campaign, showing off a more diverse scoring arsenal. The senior guard is shooting the lights out and will generate big time interest from win now teams that need help on the wing.

27. MAX CHRISTIE, MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS

  • ESPN: 40 | BR: NR | TANK: 21 | BNEWS: 19 | SI: 29 | NC: 20

  • $MAX avg. cost: 26.6

  • $MAX prev. cost: 30.2

Although Christie has really struggled this season, he hasn’t seen a big dip in his draft stock. While he’s fallen a single spot in our $DRFT rankings, he’s actually boosted his average stock price. Christie looks the part on the floor but is a hypothetical more than anything right now. If he doesn’t get it going soon, he may benefit from another year in East Lansing.

28. MARJON BEAUCHAMP, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 26 | BR: NR | TANK: 28 | BNEWS: 29 | SI: 20 | NC: 27

  • $CHAMP avg. cost: 26.8

  • $CHAMP prev. cost: Not Ranked

MarJon Beauchamp is perhaps the biggest winner of this year’s G-League Ignite group of prospects. Largely unknown entering the 2022 cycle, Beauchamp has turned heads with his play. Beauchamp is a long athletic swing wing that runs the floor and can defend multiple positions. Beauchamp is playing and thriving in a pro system and teams are going to see major upside in a potential 3&D+ prospect that can fit any playstyle.

29. BRYCE MCGOWENS, NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS

  • ESPN: 24 | BR: 17 | TANK: 35 | BNEWS: 25 | SI: 34 | NC: 23

  • $BRYCE avg. cost: 28.3

  • $BRYCE prev. cost: Not Ranked

Our final newcomer on the Draftdaq is Nebraska’s Bryce McGowens. McGowens is a 6’7” wing with a penchant for shot creation. He’s struggling with the consistency of scoring efficiently, but he’s made up for it some by getting to the FT line over six times a game. McGowen’s stay in the top 30 may be short lived if those shots don’t start dropping and those percentages don’t start rising.

30. ALLAN FLANNIGAN, AUBURN TIGERS

  • ESPN: 24 | BR: 17 | TANK: 35 | BNEWS: 25 | SI: 34 | NC: 23

  • $FLNGN avg. cost: 30.8

  • $FLNGN prev. cost: 27.8

Flanigan has started the season on the sidelines with an Achilles injury, but rumor has it that he’s nearing a return. When healthy, Flannigan is a strong, bouncy, left handed wing that’s good for at least one “holy shit” play a game. When he does debut it will be for an Auburn team that is rolling and has a roster full of players who should make for a seamless return.

Who’s Out?

  • Daimion Collins (20)

  • Roko Prkacin (21)

  • Matthew Cleveland (24)

  • Matthew Mayer (27)

  • Tristan Vukcevic (28)

  • Marcus Bagley (30)

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]]><![CDATA[$DRFT: Initial Player Offerings]]>https://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/drft-initial-player-offeringshttps://www.noceilingsnba.com/p/drft-initial-player-offeringsTue, 09 Nov 2021 16:00:41 GMT

For those of you familiar with the Draftdaq Podcast (SUBSCRIBE TO THAT SHIT), you know that I like to follow the “stock” of NBA Draft prospects throughout the season. In each episode Albert and I take a look back at where the prospect started the year on mainstream analyst’s big boards and where they currently rank whenever we record the prospect de jour’s episode. This exercise can feel incomplete at times because we typically tackle one prospect per episode. If we cover a prospect early on, we don’t really go back and look at how their draft stock has evolved heading into the big day. That changes this year. 

Welcome to the Draftdaq's Initial Player Offerings.

I’ve gone through the earliest big boards or rankings that I could find from ESPN, Bleacher Report, Basketball News, Tankathon, and SB Nation and averaged out the draft position for each prospect. As the year goes on, and more outlets start releasing boards, they’ll be added to the mix. There’s gonna be graphs y’all.

Below you’ll find each prospect’s ranking from each platform, as well as, how they average out overall, giving us our first official Draftdaq Big Board rankings. These rankings don’t necessarily reflect how I personally feel about some of the 2022 prospects, however, I think the $DRFT: IPOs give us an accurate reflection of how the draft community is collectively viewing these prospects entering the 2022 NBA Draft cycle. 

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1. CHET HOLMGREN, GONZAGA BULLDOGS

  • ESPN: 1 | BR: 1 | TANK: 2 | BNEWS: 1 | SBN: 2

  • $CHET avg cost: 1.4

It should be no surprise that Chet Holmgren is the early front runner to hear his name announced first on draft night. The basketball Reed Richards can play in any scheme and has just about every skill in the book on both ends of the floor. Those skills were on full display this summer in the FIBA games. Chet’s frail AF, but what he lacks in strength he makes up for in competitiveness. Dude has some shit to him. Holmgren is the real deal, the number one spot is his to lose.

2. PAOLO BANCHERO, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 2 | BR: 2 | TANK: 1 | BNEWS: 2 | SBN: 1

  • $BANC avg cost: 1.6

Banchero may be number two right now, but he very well may end the draft cycle atop the list. Banchero is a 6’10” brick shithouse that has both the power and finesse game to absolutely obliterate defensive game plans. Banchero is too big and strong for smaller wings and too agile for bigs. November 26th, Banchero gets to line up across Holmgren when Duke takes on Gonzaga in Vegas. A battle that will leave a lasting impression on who gets the top spot. It’s gonna be pure mayhem on Draft Twitter that night. 

3. JADEN HARDY, G-League Ignite

  • ESPN: 3 | BR: 3 | TANK: 3 | BNEWS: 3 | SBN: 9

  • $HARD avg cost: 4.2

Jaden Hardy is my personal number one overall prospect right now, however, Hardy showed in his first pair of G-League games why he may be a tad behind Holmgren and Banchero as a prospect. Hardy struggled with the speed of the game, making the right reads and defensive rotations, and the jumper hasn’t been falling. It isn’t time to hit the panic button yet, Jalen Green looked lost in his first G-League contest as well. Hardy is still a special shot maker with range that borders on absurdity. As the game slows down for him, I fully expect him to find his name in the number one overall pick convo.

4. JALEN DUREN, MEMPHIS TIGERS

  • ESPN: 4 | BR: 5 | TANK: 4 | BNEWS: 4 | SBN: 8

  • $DUREN avg cost: 5

Memphis’ Jalen Duren is the pre-season favorite to be the first traditional big man selected in the 2022 draft. Duren, who reclassified this season to be draft eligible for the 2022 class, had a monster pro day early last month that left scouts with their mouth watering after seeing his measurements. The man child is every bit of the 6’11” 250 pounds he’s listed at. Add in a 7’5.5” wingspan and you begin to understand why there’s a Duren movement building. Expect to see and hear a lot from Duren this season, as he’ll be joined by mixtape legend Emoni Bates. The pairing will be a nightly staple on House of Highlights. If Duren looks as dominant against college big men as he did against high school big men, he’ll likely see his stock rise into the top three by draft night. 

5. AJ GRIFFIN, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 8 | BR: 6 | TANK: 5 | BNEWS: 8 | SBN: 3

  • $GRIF avg cost: 6

Duke’s AJ Griffin is only eighteen years old, but he’s already got the body of a five year NBA veteran. Griffin’s talent at the wing jumps off the screen when you watch him, at times looking like a young Jimmy Butler or Jaylen Brown. If Griffin can stay healthy (a big “if” given his history and start to the season) his talent should make him a mainstay amongst the top five.

6. CALEB HOUSTAN, MICHIGAN WOLVERINES

  • ESPN: 5 | BR: 8 | TANK: 9 | BNEWS: 7 | SBN: 5

  • $HSTN avg cost: 6.8

The 6’8'' wing is one of the smoothest operators in the class, gliding around the court, never getting sped up by the defense. Houstan may not be the flashiest player in the class, but that doesn’t mean he’s not a bad dude. Houstan is one of the draft’s most versatile shooters and with that skill being at such a premium in the league, the Michigan bound wing will be one of the most popular names in the lottery amongst draft enthusiasts.   

7. JABARI SMITH, AUBURN TIGERS

  • ESPN: 7 | BR: 7 | TANK: 8 | BNEWS: 5 | SBN: 7

  • $SMITH avg cost: 6.8

Auburn’s Jabari Smith has all the ingredients you look for in a modern day forward. Smith is one of the draft’s most enticing defensive prospects as his mobility and length allow him to switch out to the perimeter and protect the rim.  Offensively he’ll clean up around the basket and serve as a lob threat on rolls. Smith has a smooth looking jumper and if he can find consistency in knocking it down, he could be a threat to land in the top five.

8. PATRICK BALDWIN JR., MILWAUKEE PANTHERS

  • ESPN: 10 | BR: 9 | TANK: 7 | BNEWS: 6 | SBN: 4

  • $PBJ avg cost: 7.2

Patrick Baldwin Jr. bypassed the opportunity to form a big three in Duke playing sidekick to Paolo Banchero and AJ Griffin, to have the opportunity to be the leading man in Milwaukee, where he’ll suit up every night playing for his father. Baldwin is a versatile swing wing with one of the prettiest strokes in the draft and the ability to guard all over the floor. With his combination of size and skill, Baldwin has the opportunity to dominate the Horizon League and show people the full repertoire he may not have gotten the opportunity to display had he chosen a different path. 

9. YANNICK NZOSA, UNICAJA

  • ESPN: 6 | BR: 4 | TANK: 6 | BNEWS: 11 | SBN: 10

  • $NZOSA avg cost: 7.4

Early season struggles predict a sudden fall for Nzosa on the Draftdaq. Nzosa was predicted by many to be a potential top five pick on draft night; while Nzosa still resides inside the top ten, the seventeen year old defensive wiz has looked as raw as a steak fresh from the butcher on the offensive end. If Nzosa doesn’t flash better touch and scoring instincts around the hoop, he could see a potential freefall in his long term draft stock. 

10. PEYTON WATSON, UCLA BRUINS

  • ESPN: 9 | BR: 13 | TANK: 12 | BNEWS: 9 | SBN: 6

  • $WTSN avg cost: 9.8

The prototypical NBA wing, Peyton Watson will find himself in the perfect complementary role at UCLA to showcase flashes of explosive athleticism and a versatile defensive prowess. Playing behind guys like Jaquez and Juzang will limit his scoring output, but if Watson shows even a little of the off the bounce stuff he did in high school, he’ll intrigue enough to secure a top ten selection. 

11. JADEN IVEY, PURDUE BOILERMAKERS

  • ESPN: 12 | BR: 14 | TANK: 11 | BNEWS: 13 | SBN: 20

  • $IVEY avg cost: 14

Ivey is the draft’s highest rated returning prospect. Ivey helped himself with his solid showing at this summer’s FIBA tournament, building off the strong second half of his freshman season. Ivey has plenty of NBA tools, but he needs to show scouts that he can be an efficient half court operator, both as a scorer and as a playmaker.

12. JEAN MONTERO, OVERTIME ELITE

  • ESPN: 15 | BR: 15 | TANK: 13 | BNEWS: 16 | SBN: 12

  • $MONT avg cost: 14.2

Montero is a super charged offensive dynamo that can knock down tough shots off the bounce from everywhere on the court. Playing with the Overtime Elite in it’s inaugural season, Montero won’t be playing against the same competition as his contemporaries; but the bucket-getting guard should show enough flashes to not let that effect his long term draft stock.

13. KENNEDY CHANDLER, TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS

  • ESPN: 13 | BR: 11 | TANK: 14 | BNEWS: 14 | SBN: 19

  • $KNDY avg cost: 14.2

Rated by many as the draft’s best point guard, Tennessee's Kennedy Chandler is gonna straight up electrify the folks down in Knoxville. Chandler is a blur in transition, a slithery half court operator, and can also knock it down from deep. He looks smaller than the 6’0” he’s listed at, but he’s feisty and as long as he shows he can guard he should stay in lottery contention. 

14. NIKOLA JOVIC, MEGA BASKET

  • ESPN: 24 | BR: 17 | TANK: 10 | BNEWS: 12 | SBN: 11

  • $JOVIC avg cost: 14.8

As No Ceilings' own Rucker Park likes to say, Jovic may be one of the 2022 cycle’s biggest internet darlings. Jovic has started the year slow, but there’s still more than enough time for Jokic to impress scouts with his tough shot making ability on a 6’10” frame. 

15. BENNEDICT MATHURIN, ARIZONA WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 4 | BR: 5 | TANK: 4 | BNEWS: 4 | SBN: 8

  • $MATH avg cost: 17.2

One of the draft’s most efficient shooters, Mathurin is one of the more intriguing returners. Mathurin doesn’t need the rock to get his, but if he takes a step in that department he’ll make a play as a lottery guy.

16. JD DAVISON, ALABAMA CRIMSON TIDE

  • ESPN: 11 | BR: 20 | TANK: 24 | BNEWS: 15 | SBN: 21

  • $JDD avg cost: 18.2

Davison is far and away the most explosive guard prospect in the class. His combination of strength and absurd bounce is going to be jaw dropping at times. He’s gonna score the rock and make some highlight reel passes, but he needs to prove he can shoot it efficiently and run an offense. Davison is a highly volatile prospect, but players with his level of skill and athleticism are few and far between. 

17. DYSON DANIELS, G-LEAGUE IGNITE

  • ESPN: 16 | BR: 16 | TANK: 16 | BNEWS: 21 | SBN: 22

  • $DYSN avg cost: 18.2

The Aussie combo guard has had up and down moments early on in the G-League season. He needs to tighten his handle and become a more consistent shooter from distance, but he’s got fun defensive instincts and has shown flashes of impressive court vision that could make him a value play outside the lottery.

18. OUSMANE DIENG, NEW ZEALAND BREAKERS

  • ESPN: 14 | BR: 26 | TANK: 18 | BNEWS: 17 | SBN: 16

  • $DIENG avg cost: 18.2

Who doesn't love a long rangy 6’9” shot making wing? The Frenchmen is headed to play in the NBL with the New Zealand Breakers this season and we’ll see if his slight frame can handle the physicality of a tough pro league. Shooting will be Dieng’s calling card but it’s the finishing, secondary playmaking, and defense that will tell us whether he’s more Paul George or Timothy Luwawu-Cabarrot. 

19. TY TY WASHINGTON, KENTUCKY WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 17 | BR: 24 | TANK: 23 | BNEWS: 10 | SBN: 18

  • $TYTY avg cost: 18.4

I’m very excited to get an in person look at Washington tonight as Kentucky takes on Duke at the Champions Classic under the bright lights of MSG. Washington should emerge as one of Kentucky’s top scoring options. Ty Ty’s handle is pretty loose and I’m not quite sure if he’s a pure point guard, but Washington is a legit shot maker that could play his way into the lottery conversation if he leads Kentucky to some dubs this college season.

20. DAMION COLLINS, KENTUCKY WILDCATS

  • ESPN: 18 | BR: 12 | TANK: 21 | BNEWS: 19 | SBN: 29

  • $CLNS avg cost: 19.8

One of the best run and jump athletes in the class, Damion Collins is going to be a walking highlight reel down in Lexington. I wouldn’t expect a whole lot of perimeter creation out of Collins, but the shot looks promising and his hops and length should fill the rim protection hole left by Isaiah Jackson’s departure. 

21. ROKO PRKACIN, CIBONA

  • ESPN: 25 | BR: 22 | TANK: 19 | BNEWS: 20 | SBN: 14

  • $ROKO avg cost: 20

Prkacin was a fan favorite during the 2021 draft cycle and if I know the internet at all, his legend will surely only grow as we enter 2022. Prkacin doesn’t have a stand out elite skill to hang his hat on, but the versatile swing forward can do a little bit of everything on the court making him a seamless fit into almost any lineup. 

22. KEEGAN MURRAY, IOWA HAWKEYES

  • ESPN: 27 | BR: NR | TANK: 22 | BNEWS: 28 | SBN: 17

  • $KEEG avg cost: 25

With the departure of Garza and Wieskamp, Murray is primed to see his role grow in a big way. Murray shot it poorly from behind the three point line last year, so he’ll need to show improvements there, but he has the kind of skills and athletic profile that teams look for in a late first round prospect.

23. ALLEN FLANIGAN, AUBURN TIGERS

  • ESPN: 19 | BR: NR | TANK: 31 | BNEWS: 27 | SBN: NR

  • $FLNGN avg cost: 27.8

Flanigan is a strong, bouncy, left handed wing that’s good for at least one “holy shit” play a game. He'll start the year on the sideline for the Tigers as he recovers from an Achilles injury, but the junior wing should jump right back into the first round conversation upon his return if he continues to show the huge strides that he made in his game from year one to year two. 

24. MATTHEW CLEVELAND, FSU SEMINOLES

  • ESPN: NR | BR: 10 | TANK: NR | BNEWS: 26 | SBN: 13

  • $CLV avg cost: 30

Pat Williams. Scottie mother fucking Barnes. At what point do we put some early faith in Leonard Hamilton’s ability to develop do it all wings? Cleveland isn’t as big as the aforementioned Seminoles, but he’s uber athletic and should fit right into FSU’s switch everything defensive scheme. Cleveland should thrive slashing to the hoop and in transition, and if he shows any semblance of a jumper he could be a big time riser.

25. MARK WILLIAMS, DUKE BLUE DEVILS

  • ESPN: 30 | BR: 30 | TANK: 30 | BNEWS: 29 | SBN: NR

  • $MARK avg cost: 30

Paolo Banchero and AJ Griffin are generating most of the pre-season Blue Devil buzz, but big man Mark Williams is a name you’re gonna want to remember. The second year lob catching rim protector should see a big minutes boost on what should be one of the most entertaining teams in the nation. Expect a big leap for the seven foot sophomore.

26. MAX CHRISTIE, MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS

  • ESPN: NR | BR: 21 | TANK: 17 | BNEWS: 22 | SBN: NR

  • $MAX avg cost: 30.2

One of the smoothest shooters in the class, Christie is someone to keep a close eye on throughout the draft process. The 6’7” sharpshooting freshman will be letting it fly for Tom Izzo at Michigan State this season. Big wing shooters are always en vogue, so don’t be shocked to see Christie’s name shoot up boards in the coming months.

27. MATTHEW MAYER, BAYLOR BEARS

  • ESPN: 38 | BR: 27 | TANK: 27 | BNEWS: 30 | SBN: NR

  • $MAYER avg cost: 30.6

Mayer and his mullet made a name for himself last season coming off the bench as a sparkplug for the National Champion Bears. Mayer’s ability to create for himself and shoot it from deep as an older prospect may generate some love as the next Chris Duarte type wing.

28. TRISTAN VUKCEVIC

  • ESPN: 21 | BR: NR | TANK: 32 | BNEWS: 41 | SBN: NR

  • $VUKC avg cost: 31.2

As is the case with a lot of young players in the Euroleague, Vukcevic probably won’t be seeing a ton of run throughout the season, however, the 6’10” sharpshooting Serbian has an intriguing set of NBA skills that should bring him consistent first round buzz.

29. KENDALL BROWN, BAYLOR BEARS

  • ESPN: NR | BR: 19 | TANK: NR | BNEWS: 25 | SBN: 23

  • $BROWN avg cost: 31.6

Kendall Brown is BOUNCY. Brown thrives as a disruptor and is gonna tear the rim down on off ball cuts and in transition. The Baylor freshman is gonna bring a new funk to Waco.

30. MARCUS BAGLEY, ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS

  • ESPN: 32 | BR: NR | TANK: 36 | BNEWS: 32 | SBN: NR

  • $BAG avg cost: 32.4

Younger bro of Not Luka Doncic, Marcus Bagley is giving it another go for the Sun Devils in hopes of boosting his draft stock in 2022. Due to his versatile shooting from the swing wing spot, Bagley may be one of the drafts best value plays in the late first/early second round. For a deeply fantastic write up of Bagley’s game, make sure to check out No Ceiling’s Sleeper Deep Dives series by Nick Agar-Johnson.

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