2024 Top 100 Prospect Rankings

With the 2023 NBA Summer League having wrapped up recently, the 2023 rankings page has already moved to the 2023 rankings section.  Therefore, we have gone ahead to debut our 2024 rankings for the upcoming season.  As a lot can change from now and the 2024 draft, we will rate the top 75 players before expanding the list to a hundred around the NCAA Tournament time. 

For those that are curious, these 2024 prospect rankings are an aggregate of our own individual rankings, combined with the most common sets of rankings from major sources.  The list may be subject to change over time, which may depend considerably on how players perform over the course of the 2022-23 season.

2024 Top 75 Rankings, updated as of 4/8/24.

1. Zaccharie Risacher, JL-Bourg-en-Bresse (France)
2. Alex Sarr, Perth (France)
3. Cody Williams, Colorado
4. Matas Buzelis, G-League Ignite (USA/Lithuania)
5. Robert Dillingham, Kentucky
6. Ron Holland, G-League Ignite (USA – Duncanville, TX)
7. Donovan Clingan, Connecticut
8. Nikola Topic, Mega Basket (Serbia)
9. Stephon Castle, Connecticut
10. Reed Sheppard, Kentucky
11. Isaiah Collier, USC
12. Ja’Kobe Walter, Baylor
13. Dalton Knecht, Tennessee
14. Tidjane Salaun, Cholet Basket (France)
15. Terrence Shannon Jr., Illinois
16. Kyle Filipowski, Duke
17. Devin Carter, Providence 
18. Kel’el Ware, Indiana
19. Zach Edey, Purdue
20. Kevin McCullar, Kansas
21. Tyler Smith, G-League Ignite (USA – Houston, TX)
22. Tristan da Silva, Colorado
23. Jared McCain, Duke
24. Tyler Kolek, Marquette
25. Bobi Klintman, Cairns (Sweden)
26. Yves Missi, Baylor
27. Justin Edwards, Kentucky
28. Ryan Dunn, Virginia
29. Carlton Carrington, Pittsburgh
30. Alex Karaban, Connecticut
31. Harrison Ingram, North Carolina
32. Trevon Brazile, Arkansas
33. Ulrich Chomche, NBA Academy Africa (Cameroon)
34. Pacome Dadiet, Ratiopharm Ulm (France)
35. Izan Almansa, G-League Ignite (Spain)
36. Dillon Jones, Weber State
37. Baylor Scheierman, Creighton
38. Dillon Mitchell, Texas
39. Kyshawn George, Miami (Fl)
40. Melvin Ajinca, Saint-Quentin Basketball (France)
41. Johnny Furphy, Kansas
42. Juan Nunez, Ratiopharm Ulm (Spain)
43. PJ Hall, Clemson
44. Cam Spencer, Connecticut
45. Hunter Sallis, Wake Forest
46. Trentyn Flowers, Adelaide (USA – Jefferson, GA)
47. DaRon Holmes II, Dayton
48. Oso Ighodaro, Marquette
49. K.J. Simpson, Colorado
50. Baba Miller, Florida State
51. Zvonimir Ivisic, Kentucky
52. Adem Bona, UCLA
53. Jaxson Robinson, BYU
54. Johni Broome, Auburn
55. Grant Nelson, Alabama
56. Jamal Shead, Houston
57. Keshad Johnson, Arizona
58. Coleman Hawkins, Illinois
59. Tristen Newton, Connecticut
60. Trey Alexander, Creighton
61. Jalen Bridges, Baylor
62. Judah Mintz, Syracuse
63. Antonio Reeves, Kentucky
64. Tyrese Proctor, Duke
65. Ugonna Onyenso, Kentucky
66. Aaron Bradshaw, Kentucky
67. D.J. Wagner, Kentucky
68. Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton
69. Reece Beekman, Virginia
70. Malique Lewis, Mexico City (Spain)
71. Matthew Murrell, Mississippi
72. AJ Storr, Wisconsin
73. Kwame Evans, Oregon
74. Ariel Hukporti, Melbourne (Germany)
75. Mark Sears, Alabama
76. Wooga Poplar, Miami (Fl)
77. Jaylon Tyson, California
78. Jonathan Mogbo, San Francisco
79. Caleb Foster, Duke
80. Jaylen Wells, Washington State
81. Babacar Sane, G-League Ignite (Senegal)
82. Elliot Cadeau, North Carolina
83. Thierry Darlan, G-League Ignite (Senegal)
84. Hunter Dickinson, Kansas
85. Ajay Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara
86. Mackenzie Mgbako, Nebraska
87. Samson Johnson, Connecticut
88. Adou Thiero, Kentucky
89. Alex Toohey, Sydney (Australia)
90. Kadary Richmond, Seton Hall
91. Arthur Kaluma, Kansas State
92. Matthew Cleveland, Miami (Fl)
93. Payton Sandfort, Iowa
94. Mark Mitchell, Duke
95. Pelle Larsson, Arizona
96. Lachlan Olbrich, Illawarra (Australia)
97. Allen Flanigan, Mississippi
98. N’Faly Dante, Oregon
99. Clifford Omoruyi, Rutgers
100. AJ Johnson, Illawarra (USA – Fresno, CA)

Past Prospect Rankings

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