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Kansas forward/guard Tyran Stokes is the No. 1 overall prospect on Jeremy Woo of ESPN’s initial big board for the 2027 NBA draft. Stokes is considered a “do-it-all perimeter talent” who contributes on both ends of the court, though there…

Jeremy Woo of ESPN ranked Kansas forward and guard Tyran Stokes as the No. 1 prospect on his initial 2027 NBA draft big board, followed by Slovenian point guard Stefan Joksimovic at No. 2. Woo highlighted that financial opportunities from NIL deals, alongside NCAA and NBA structural changes, could encourage many projected draft prospects to remain in college longer.
Additionally, league personnel are monitoring possible future trade targets including Nikola Jokic, Bam Adebayo, and Devin Booker, according to Howard Beck of The Ringer. Meanwhile, former player Eduardo Najera discussed basketball's rise to the second-most popular sport in Mexico ahead of a Mexico City matchup between the Denver Nuggets and Indiana Pacers.
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