The 2026 NBA Draft was always destined to be one of the strongest in recent memory. Even after Cooper Flagg skipped a year of high school to enter the NBA one season earlier than his top-ranked peers, the national recruiting class of 2025 has long looked absolutely loaded with a legendary top-3 and some really intriguing prospects behind them.
It remains very, very early in the college basketball season, but so far this year’s freshman class isn’t just living up to the hype, it’s exceeding it. The top-three of Duke forward Cameron Boozer, Kansas guard Darryn Peterson, and BYU wing A.J. Dybantsa are all off to promising starts, and the
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