Aggregate 2025 NBA Mock Draft 7.0: After Cooper Flagg and Dylan Harper, it’s anyone’s guess

Beyond Cooper Flagg and Dylan Harper, this class is a mixed bag. The consensus around the league is that the 2025 draft is a bit thin on potential high-end contributors and is more-so role players talent the lottery and into the late teens. We don’t see the same upside in the mid-to-late lottery picks as some, and there’s not a ton of separation between players at the start of the second round and those barely making the lottery.

The back half of the draft is even trickier. With NIL money reshaping college hoops, more high-upside players chose to stay in school, and it’s cratered the second round and undrafted pool. Several players taken in the 40s and 50s this year probably wouldn’t have sniffed the draft board in a deeper cycle. Expect some hidden gems, but more likely, you’ll see a run on experienced college role players and stashes that are potentially fringe NBA talents.

To get a more clear picture of where things stand right now, HoopsHype has once again updated the list of the top prospects for the 2025 NBA Draft by compiling 10 mock drafts from ESPN, CBS Sports, The Athletic, Bleacher Report, Babcock Hoops, USA Today, NBAdraft.net, SB Nation and FTW.

Player statistics are as of June 10, 2025, for all prospects. International player statistics represent the cumulative averages across all competitions. PPP is points per possessions from Synergy Sports database.

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