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2020 NBA DRAFT

Michigan State's Xavier Tillman keeping name in NBA draft
A 6-foot-8 frontcourt player from Grand Rapids, Michigan, Tillman is ranked No. 40 overall in ESPN's NBA draft rankings. He slots in as the No. 7 center. He averaged 13.7 points, 10.3 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 2.1 blocks, while shooting 55.0% from the field.

Gonzaga boosted by Corey Kispert's decision to return
A first-team All-West Coast Conference selection last season, Kispert averaged 13.9 points and 4.0 rebounds and shot 43.8% from 3-point range.
 
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2020 NBA DRAFT​
 
NBA draft: 205 early-entry prospects declare for 2020
This number is down from the previous two years, when 233 (2019) and 236 (2018) early entrants declared, a sign that the uncertainty surrounding the pre-draft process caused by the coronavirus pandemic might have led players uncertain about their draft stock to err on the side of caution.

Prospects Testing The Draft Waters (Last 5 Years)

YEARCOLLEGEINTLTOTAL
202016342205
201917558233
201818155236
201713745182
201611745162
 
NBA mock draft: Projected picks for the big lottery winners

Who will the Minnesota Timberwolves take with the No. 1 pick in the 2020 NBA draft? The NBA completed its lottery drawing on Thursday night, with the Wolves, Golden State Warriors, Charlotte Hornets and Chicago Bulls finishing in the top four. Where are top prospects LaMelo Ball, Anthony Edwards and James Wiseman expected to land now? And who are the new projected picks for every lottery team?

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NBA eyeing Nov. 18 as new draft date, memo says

The NBA is targeting Nov. 18 as a new date for the 2020 draft, pending discussions with league owners and general managers in separate meetings on Thursday and Friday, according to a memo obtained by ESPN. The NBA and National Basketball Players Association negotiated what the memo called a "potential revised 2020 NBA Draft date" as a tentative replacement for Oct. 16. The delay would allow the league and union to negotiate amendments to the collective bargaining agreement and agree on 2020-21 salary cap and luxury tax thresholds. Free agency isn't mentioned in the memo, nor has a new date been negotiated with the NBPA, sources said. The start of free agency is expected to follow relatively soon after the draft.This would be the second delay of the draft, which was originally scheduled for June 25.

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New NBA draft intel: Trade talk, sleepers and perfect fits

What has changed about the 2020 NBA draft since the August lottery drawing? Now that the NBA season is over, the long-delayed 2020 draft on Nov. 18 is finally in sight. What's the latest on the pre-draft process and the No. 1 pick race? Which prospects are most likely to rise over the next month? And which teams should consider trading up or down given this wide-open class?Our draft experts Jonathan Givony and Mike Schmitz catch you up on the latest intel and answer the big questions.

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NBA mock draft: Projected picks for the big lottery winners
Where are top prospects LaMelo Ball, Anthony Edwards and James Wiseman expected to land now? And who are the new projected picks for every lottery team? Here's our first mock draft for 2020 that features the full draft order. We'll continue to update this page with the latest intel.

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Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)
No.12: SF Patrick Wlilliams, Florida State
No.14: PG Cole Anthony, North Carolina
No.16: SG Devin Vassell, Florida State
No.32: C Vernon Cary Jr., Duke
No.34: PG Tre Jones, Duke
 
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Our experts' top five guards in this NBA draft class

If the Minnesota Timberwolves keep the No. 1 pick in the 2020 NBA draft, that top selection will likely come down to a choice between Georgia's Anthony Edwards and Illawarra's LaMelo Ball. Which of the two is the better pro prospect? Who else belongs in the conversation about the best guard in this draft class? Heading into draft night (Nov. 18 on ESPN), our experts Jonathan Givony, Mike Schmitz and Kevin Pelton rank their top five guards, break down the differences in their picks and select one key second-rounder to watch.

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Anthony Edwards now betting favorite to be No. 1 pick in NBA draft
This summer, Edwards, who played one season at Georgia, opened as the betting favorite to be the No. 1 pick when sportsbooks began posting NBA draft odds and remained the favorite entering November. Odds to be selected with the No. 1 pick in the 2020 NBA draft (via Caesars Sportsbook by William Hill, as of Wednesday morning):

Anthony Edwards -130
LaMelo Ball +100
James Wiseman +650
Deni Avdija +7,500
Onyeka Okongwu +10,000
Obi Toppin +10,000
 
Minnesota Timberwolves take Georgia's Anthony Edwards with No. 1 pick in NBA draft

Five months later than originally scheduled, the Minnesota Timberwolves selected Anthony Edwards with the first pick of the 2020 NBA draft Wednesday. The Golden State Warriors took center James Wiseman with the No. 2 pick, and guard LaMelo Ball followed as the third pick to the Charlotte Hornets. Edwards, a 6-foot-5, 220-pound guard from Atlanta who spent his lone college season at Georgia, joins a young Timberwolves core led by star center Karl-Anthony Towns and point guard D'Angelo Russell. Edwards led all Division I freshmen with 19.1 points per game last season and was the SEC Freshman of the Year. Edwards, Wiseman and Ball were each, at different times, projected to be the top pick in the draft. Edwards, however, was the best positional fit for Minnesota -- Wiseman shares the same position as Towns, and Ball shares the same position as Russell -- and emerged as the likely top pick in the days leading up to Wednesday's draft.

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NBA draft 2020: Biggest first-round winners and losers

Who are the biggest winners and losers from the first round of the @020 NBA draft? The top three picks -- Anthony Edwards (Minnesota Timberwolves), James Wiseman (Golden State Warriors) and LaMelo Ball (Charlotte Hornets) -- went as expected Wednesday, without any big trades shaking up the top of the draft. But there were still plenty of surprise selections throughout the first round. Our NBA experts Jonathan Givony, Kevin Pelton and Bobby Marks break down their early winners and losers from the evening.

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