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Dybantsa and Boozer are the top contenders for the 2026 No. 1 pick, with Peterson in the mix based on recent performances.
Boozer’s college dominance is highlighted, but questions remain about translating his game to the NBA.
Dybantsa is praised for scoring versatility and potential as a 6-9 wing who can score all over the floor.
Peterson’s limited college exposure fuels questions about his overall draft ceiling.
The Bounce tracks evolving trade context and draft narratives shaping the top pick conversation.
Analysts weigh Boozer’s potential NBA fit against Boozer’s current college strengths.
The article includes broader NBA scene context, including Rising Stars and league events.
The piece notes Boozer’s strong scoring numbers and Boozer’s high-profile performance cues.
The article frames the draft debate as a mix of talent and uncertainties about translation to the NBA.
The Bounce emphasizes a potential trade-offs between young star potential and proven college production.
The analysis points to a complex, competitive draft landscape heading into June.

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No. 4 Duke defeated No. 20 Louisville 83–52 in Durham, showcasing a standout performance from Cameron Boozer.
Duke improved to 19–1 with a late-season push that emphasized a growing defensive identity.
Arizona held off BYU late to preserve an undefeated record as the Wildcats led by a comfortable margin before BYU narrowed the gap.
Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd credited the team for overcoming late-game pressure to secure the win.
BYU’s late surge tested Arizona, but the Wildcats avoided a collapse to stay undefeated.
Duke’s recent form shows a defensive identity emerging after California road trips.
Duke earned seven wins against ranked opponents, the most of any team in the nation this season.
Duke’s season record stands at 19–1 after the convincing win over Louisville.
Arizona proved it can win tense games while maintaining its status as a top national team.
The night highlighted how early-season tests shape March expectations for top contenders.

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Boozer lands the No. 1 pick in the Tankathon lottery projection for Indiana, praised as the top prospect in this class.
Darryn Peterson (Kansas) is slotted No. 2 for the Mavericks as a potential lead guard with high-usage upside.
A.J. Dybantsa (BYU) is projected No. 3 to Sacramento, showcasing elite scoring with some defensive holes.
Kingston Flemings of Houston is highlighted as a top guard prospect with strong two-way potential.
Keaton Wagler earns continued top-15 consideration for Illinois with budding on-ball scoring ability.
Duke’s Patrick Ngongba emerges as a strong two-way center option for potential high lottery teams.
Glimpses of other top prospects such as Mikel Brown Jr. and Caleb Wilson underscore a deep, talent-rich class.
The mock class features a mix of proven college performers and high-upside international prospects across multiple teams.

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