Colin Cowherd

6'6", can shoot threes.

He's the one I'm really excited about.

If you're the Chicago Bulls and you've already got Josh Giddey who can handle a ball and distribute, I'd take the Illinois kid.

I think he's unbelievable.

We watched him in the tournament.

40% from three, and he's an ascending player who didn't make much noise in high school, ends up at Illinois, and you're like, that's one of the best college basketball players.

He was great in the tournament.

And then you got Darius Akoff from Arkansas, who his nickname should be Points.

He's going to score day one.

But he can catch and shoot.

He can drive.

He can distribute.

He can do, offensively, he is insanely gifted.

Now he's small.

He's going to get hunted and picked on.

It is a two-way league, so there are holes here.

I look at a team like Oklahoma City, and I can see them saying, we'll give you multiple ones to get him, and he becomes almost a role player.

I mean, he is just a fascinating player, but there's limitations.

So I think there's five or six guys, and I just named all of them,

that I think are going to produce day one, be great, fantastic.