Stephon Castle was a breakout star in March Madness. Where will he end up in the 2024 NBA Draft?
Now that March Madness is officially behind us, we are getting closer to the 2024 NBA Draft.
Several players were able to use the NCAA men’s basketball tournament to dramatically improve their draft stock. Now, based on recent announcements, we already have a much better understanding of which prospects will and will not be eligible to hear their names called when the draft begins in Brooklyn on June 26.
Early entry candidates have until April 27 to decide if they will at least test the waters of the 2024 NBA Draft. Collegiate underclassmen have until May 29 to withdraw from the pre-draft process and all other prospects have until June 16.
Some data was pulled from our friends at Cerebro Sports — you can create a free account to evaluate player performance across all levels globally. We also used AI-Powered statistics provided by the Stats Perform database.
All references to a consensus big board are provided by Rookie Scale.
Our draft order was based on the latest projections via Tankathon. It includes the tie-breakers in standings released on April 22. Let’s get started!
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