Selection Sunday is less than three weeks away, and NBA scouts are gearing up to see top draft prospects on the biggest college basketball stage. Auburn forward Jabari Smith has taken over the top spot after a strong showing in February. He’s combined for 59 points in two games, including 11 3-pointers, making him the best shooting big-man in this draft class and a complete triple threat on offense.
NBA scouts have flocked to Lexington, Kentucky, to get eyes on Shaedon Sharpe, who is sitting out the second semester after joining the team in December. The feedback from NBA personnel has been all positive after seeing the former No. 1 high school player. Even in the layup lines in games he’s not playing, he’s the most impressive prospect on the court, showcasing his athleticism above the rim and consistent 3-point jump shot. The whole debate of, “will he or won’t he declare for 2022 NBA draft” continues but all signs point to Sharpe entering this year’s draft if he remains a potential…