Which top prospects lead in Jeremy Woo's debut rankings? Here's our top 100 big board for the 2027 class.

ESPN has outlined its initial top prospects for the 2027 NBA draft as the college basketball season tips off. Kansas freshman Tyran Stokes enters the cycle as the projected No. 1 pick, alongside international playmaker Joksimovic and BYU's Branch III. NBA evaluators anticipate a complex evaluation cycle due to a flatter incoming freshman talent curve and collegiate eligibility factors.
The draft landscape faces added variance due to updated NBA lottery rules aimed at curbing tanking, allowing the worst teams to potentially drop outside the top 10. Additionally, the NCAA's fifth-year eligibility rule and high collegiate compensation opportunities are expected to incentivize many top players to remain in school rather than enter the draft.
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