Dillingham reminds me of Malik Monk with better point skills.
2024 NBA Draft Mega Thread
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Topic's measurements from Basketball Without Borders last February were 6'5", 200 lbs --
These supposed scouts are saying he measured at 6'6", 203 lbs, with a 7' wingspan --
That might be off by a bit, but just looking at him he doesn't have a tiny wingspan. He looks a bit different because he seems to have a long neck.
He looks at least 6'7". Do you have his measurements from anywhere, or are you just speculating?
There's no way in hell Topic has a 7' wingspan.
Speculating. At best he's 6'5.5 barefoot.
I'd draft Sheppard and DIllingham over Edwards 10/10 times no matter who is on my roster.
Dillon Mitchell is much better this year. Still not someone I would draft in the 1st, but he's not putting up pathetic stat lines anymore.
DJ Wagner with 22 points and 6 assists today.
Chargers Jazz Angels
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Would you say he is knechting the dots?
Mid might be generous. We'd do well to keep our pick and flip it on draft night in a move for a vet.
Boozer's twins are currently top 10 rated for the 2026 draft, with Cameron (6'9" and comps are Beasley and Tatum) and Cayden(6'4").
1. Cameron Boozer – PF – Miami, FL – HSso. – Heading into his sophomore season there’s a good argument to be made that Cameron Boozer is not only the no.1 player in the 2025 recruiting class but that he’s the top pro prospect in all of high school basketball. The son of former NBA player Carlos Boozer, Cameron is built in the same mold but is far more advanced and has higher upside than his old man. The 6-9 multi-talented forward is a polished offensive player who has pro moves and a NBA ready frame already, as a 15 year old. It’s hard to overstate just how polished and advanced his game is for his age; he looks like he could easily hold his own on a high major college court and could get buckets in the NBA too. Boozer can already handle the ball in open court and in traffic, can drive and finish with either hand and has a silky smooth outside shot. He’s going to be an absolute menace the next few seasons in high school and, even though he’s young, he deserves the top spot on this list.
1. Cameron Boozer – PF – Miami, FL – HSso. – Heading into his sophomore season there’s a good argument to be made that Cameron Boozer is not only the no.1 player in the 2025 recruiting class but that he’s the top pro prospect in all of high school basketball. The son of former NBA player Carlos Boozer, Cameron is built in the same mold but is far more advanced and has higher upside than his old man. The 6-9 multi-talented forward is a polished offensive player who has pro moves and a NBA ready frame already, as a 15 year old. It’s hard to overstate just how polished and advanced his game is for his age; he looks like he could easily hold his own on a high major college court and could get buckets in the NBA too. Boozer can already handle the ball in open court and in traffic, can drive and finish with either hand and has a silky smooth outside shot. He’s going to be an absolute menace the next few seasons in high school and, even though he’s young, he deserves the top spot on this list.
| 1 | AJ Dybantsa | SF – Prolific Prep, CA – HT: 6-7 – WT: 197 – WING: NA – C’25 – After re-classifying to join the 2025 recruiting class Dybantsa will now be in a battle with Cameron Boozer for the top spot in the 2026 draft. He’s an elite scoring wing who looks like a future superstar at the NBA level. | – |
| 2 | Cameron Boozer | PF – Miami, FL – HT: 6-9 – WT: 215 – WING: NA – C’25 – Cameron is a truly special prospect and is one of the top prospects in all of high school basketball. He’s incredibly efficient at scoring the rock, making it look easy. Elite 25 | Michael Beasley, Jayson Tatum |
| 3 | Darryn Peterson | SG – Canton, OH – HT: 6-5 – WT: 195 – WING: NA – C’25 – Peterson is a quick, wiry combo guard who can do it all on the court. He excels with the ball in his hands and can get into the lane at will. Plays both ends and attacks the glass well. Elite 25 | – |
| 4 | Caleb Wilson | PF – Atlanta, GA – HT: 6-9 – WT: NA – WING: NA – C’25 – A long, springy forward who is oozing with upside potential. | Chris Bosh |
| 5 | Koa Peat | SF – Gilbert, AZ – HT: 6-8 – WT: 210 – WING: NA – C’25 – Peat is a do-it-all forward with a strong frame and a complete game. Elite 25 | – |
| 6 | Meleek Thomas | SG – Lincoln Park, PA – HT: 6-4 – WT: NA – WING: NA – C’25 – A silky smooth scoring guard who doesn’t have elite size but has a great feel for the game and a high skill level. | – |
| 7 | Isiah Harwell | SG – Boise, ID – HT: 6-5 – WT: 180 – WING: NA – C’25 – A strong and versatile wing who does it all on the court. | – |
| 8 | Bryson Tiller | PF – Overtime Elite – HT: 6-8 3/4 – WT: 190 – WING: 7-2 – C’25 – A big time talent who can play either forward spot and has great touch from mid range. Elite 25 | – |
| 9 | Khaman Maluach | C – NBA Academy (South Sudan) – HT: 7-0 – WT: 235 – WING: NA – Int.06 – An intriguing big man who has great length and size. Defends the rim well and can step out on offense and hit the 3-ball. | – |
| 10 | Cayden Boozer | SG – Miami, FL – HT: 6-4 – WT: 190 – WING: NA – C’25 – Cayden is not as heralded as his twin brother but he’s a 5-star talent who could be a future lottery pick. |
Tremendous Upside
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Topic has a Bosh-type dinosaur neck, so his basketball height is only like 6'4''.
Jesus, I see it now.
seattlejazzfan
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remember merton hanks? dude should have been about 5'7", but with his abnormally long neck he was like 6'2".
Tremendous Upside
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I was thinking more along the lines of your mother. She is quite known for her neck.
It's so he can graze in shallow marshes.
Good thing we decided to be bad this year and not last year.
The Jazz just played to the buzzer twice in a row against the Suns. I think they just got off to a bad start.
seattlejazzfan
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not the 2024 draft, but cooper flagg and about 4 or 5 nba prospect teammates are playing down in pleasant grove tonight in the 5 for the flight National Hoopfest. i'm going to head down there to get a glimpse of him in person.
Flagg, Asa Newell, Liam McNeely, Derek Queen, Robert Wright and Curtis Givens, all playing for Montverde.
the following game will feature AZ Compass and Link Academy with 5 star Texas Commit Tre Johnson, 4 star Arizona commit Jamari Phillips, 4 star Oregon commit Vyctorius Miller, 4 star Kansas commit Labaron Philon, 4 star Arkansas commit Jalen Shelley and 5 star (2026 draft) Jasper Johnson. Not all that often we get this kind of talent here in BFE utah, but this tournament is loaded - these are just the players I will see in the two games tonight, but there are several in the tournament.
Flagg, Asa Newell, Liam McNeely, Derek Queen, Robert Wright and Curtis Givens, all playing for Montverde.
the following game will feature AZ Compass and Link Academy with 5 star Texas Commit Tre Johnson, 4 star Arizona commit Jamari Phillips, 4 star Oregon commit Vyctorius Miller, 4 star Kansas commit Labaron Philon, 4 star Arkansas commit Jalen Shelley and 5 star (2026 draft) Jasper Johnson. Not all that often we get this kind of talent here in BFE utah, but this tournament is loaded - these are just the players I will see in the two games tonight, but there are several in the tournament.