
Adam Finkelstein
Director of Scouting at 247Sports
Director of Scouting @247Sports | College Basketball Insider @CBSSportsHQ
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1 day ago |
cbssports.com | Jack Maloney |Colin Ward-Henninger |Kyle Boone |Adam Finkelstein
The 2025 NBA Draft continues Thursday night with the second round, as the final 29 selections will be made before a flurry of post-draft transactions that will pair undrafted free agents with professional homes. While most of the draft attention focuses on the first round — and understandably so — there are still gems out there to be found. The Grizzlies picked Jaylen Wells from Washington State at No. 39 overall last season and he went on to claim a spot on the NBA All-Rookie First Team.
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3 days ago |
cbssports.com | Colin Ward-Henninger |Adam Finkelstein |Kyle Boone
The 2025 NBA Draft is nearly here. The two-day affair kicks off Wednesday night in New York. Duke sensation Cooper Flagg is a certainty to go to the Mavericks with the No. 1 pick. Dylan Harper from Rutgers appears like he's heading to the Spurs with the No. 2 overall selection. After that? The first round should get interesting. With plenty of first-round uncertainty out there, we're going to get bold. Below are four bold predictions for the 2025 NBA Draft from three CBS Sports experts.
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1 week ago |
cbssports.com | Cameron Salerno |Kyle Boone |Adam Finkelstein
Late Wednesday night, Rutgers freshman and potential top-three pick Ace Bailey canceled a scheduled visit with the Philadelphia 76ers -- the team slated to pick third in the NBA Draft -- prompting questions about the curious handling of his pre-draft process and where his stock sits leading into next Wednesday's draft.
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1 week ago |
cbssports.com | Cameron Salerno |Kyle Boone |Adam Finkelstein
Late Wednesday night, Rutgers freshman and potential top-three pick Ace Bailey canceled a scheduled visit with the Philadelphia 76ers -- the team slated to pick third in the NBA Draft -- prompting questions about the curious handling of his pre-draft process and where his stock sits leading into next Wednesday's draft.
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1 week ago |
247sports.com | Adam Finkelstein
The next four weeks will be the busiest of the year for high school recruiting. We have scholastic recruiting periods approaching in the next two weekends, where college coaches can watch players compete with their high school teams. Then the traditional July recruiting period will return shortly after the Fourth of July, where coaches will return to grassroots circuits, and each sneaker brand will ultimately crown its own champions in the process.
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