2025 NBA Draft Big Board 2.0
Welcome to Swish Theory’s official Big Board 2.0 for the 2025 NBA draft. Our list features the opinions of ten different Swish draft analysts. Stay tuned for future updates!
For our most recent mock draft, featuring written explanations for each pick, go here.
1. Cooper Flagg, Duke
Do-it-all wing with premium skill and athleticism
2. Dylan Harper, Rutgers
Bruising driving guard and potent scorer
3. Collin Murray-Boyles, South Carolina
Elite playmaking forward on both sides of the ball
4. VJ Edgecombe, Baylor
Explosive scoring guard and lockdown defender
5. Khaman Maluach, Duke
Towering young big with upside as a play finisher and rim protector
6. Derik Queen, Maryland
Creative big-bodied drive threat who can pass
7. Jeremiah Fears, Oklahoma
Young lead guard with dribble, pass, shoot upside
8. Ace Bailey, Rutgers
Versatile shooting wing with dynamic athleticism
9. Tre Johnson, Texas
Tough shotmaker all over the court
10. Jase Richardson, Michigan State
Three-level scoring guard with quick processing
11. Kasparas Jakucionis, Illinois
Pull-up maestro with passing creativity
12. Kon Knueppel, Duke
Three-point sniper with shooting versatility and P&R playmaking chops
13. Asa Newell, Georgia
Versatile defender, glass-crashing post-up threat developing three point shot
14. Noa Essengue, ULM
Sinewy rim attacker with budding ball skills and defensive versatility
15. Thomas Sorber, Georgetown
Tough freshman PF with strong feel for the game
16. Noah Penda, Le Mans
Menacing wing defender and offensive connector
17. Labaron Philon, Alabama
Gadgety, versatile, productive guard every team could use
18. Miles Byrd, San Diego State
Stocks machine with shooting potential
19. Ben Saraf, ULM
Best passer in class as a game managing point guard and scorer
20. Bennett Stirtz, Drake
Potentially underrated lead guard up-transfer from Division II
21. Nolan Traore, Saint-Quentin
Quick first-step point guard who is a willing shooter and active defender
22. Nique Clifford, Colorado State
Fluid-moving upperclassman who does a little of everything
23. Kam Jones, Marquette
Paint touch machine, three-level scorer who can pass
24. Rasheer Fleming, Saint Joseph’s
Big wing who can shoot with a 7’5” wingspan
25. Johni Broome, Auburn
Versatile playmaking forward as one of best NCAA players in the country
26. Danny Wolf, Michigan
Unique ball-handling point center with quick processing skills
27. Liam McNeeley, Connecticut
Three-point threat who attacks closeouts looking to finish strong
28. Carter Bryant, Arizona
Talented freshman wing providing a punch off the bench
29. Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton
Big man upperclassman who dominates the paint on both ends
30. JT Toppin, Texas Tech
High motor, high producing rim attacker
31. Yaxel Lendeborg, UAB
Elbow/post hub with a well-rounded driving game and plus passing
32. Anthony Robinson II, Missouri
Point-of-attack demon with some ball skills
33. Tahaad Pettiford, Auburn
Dribble-pass-shoot quick small guard
34. Will Riley, Illinois
Under-developed young wing shooter and passer
35. Adou Thiero, Arkansas
Physical slasher who creates events on defense
36. Joshua Jefferson, Iowa State
Physical defender with some connector chops as a big wing
37. Egor Demin, BYU
Elite passer with inconsistent play against top competition
38. Darrion Williams, Texas Tech
Skilled upperclassman who can shoot and pass from the wing
39. Alex Condon, Florida
Sharp-passing sophomore big who can grease an offense and get stocks
40. Walter Clayton Jr.
High volume three point shooter who can do some guard things
41. JoJo Tugler, Houston
+12 wingspan for this mobile rim protector
42. Boogie Fland, Arkansas
Game managing shooter and passer
43. Hugo Gonzalez, Real Madrid
Toolsy high motor player with versatility
44. Flory Bidunga, Kansas
Undersized but hyper-athletic rangy big
45. Alex Karaban, Connecticut
Elite shooter and wing defender, national champion
46. Dailyn Swain, Xavier
Sparks of dribble-pass-shoot ability for this athletic wing
47. Javon Small, West Virginia
Highly productive lead guard essential to WVU
48. Rocco Zikarsky, Brisbane
18-year-old with a chance to be best rim protector in class
49. Ian Jackson, North Carolina
Pure scoring freshman who can catch fire like few others
50. Bogoljub Markovic, KK Mega
Astounding rebounder with some intriguing movement skills at 6’11”
51. Drake Powell, North Carolina
Hyperactive freshman defender with shooting potential
52. Tomislav Ivisic, Illinois
Floor-spacing center and ball-mover
53. Chad Baker-Mazara, Auburn
Upperclassman utility wing with a smooth shot
54. Zvonimir Ivisic, Arkansas
PNR roll & pop 7’2” big
55. Max Shulga, VCU
Strong combo guard who can run some PNR
56. Xaivian Lee, Princeton
Shifty guard who can table set and let it fly from deep
57. Alvaro Folgueiras, Robert Morris
Ultra-versatile big wing hiding in mid majors
58. Eric Dixon, Villanova
Pure shooting 6’8” upperclassman, one of best players in NCAA
59. Otega Oweh, Kentucky
Tough-nosed defender and transition threat
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