James Williams

3 weeks ago | usatoday.com | Jeff Zillgitt |Lorenzo Reyes |James Williams

When you watch the NCAA menā€™s basketball Final Four Saturday, you wonā€™t just be watching some of the best players in college hoops. You will be watching future NBA players, too. First-rounders and potential first-rounders abound in the Florida-Auburn and Houston-Duke games in San Antonio. Duke has three players who are projected lottery picks (Cooper Flagg, Kon Knueppel, Khaman Maluach); Auburn (Johni Broome) and Florida (Alex Condon) each have potential first-round picks.

1 month ago | swtimes.com | Jeff Zillgitt |Lorenzo Reyes |James Williams

Duke is loaded. Not only do the top-seeded Blue Devils have three projected lottery picks, including the likely No. 1 overall pick in freshman Cooper Flagg, they have at least three other players who could get selected in the NBA’s June draft. And Duke isn’t the only team who is playing in the NCAA men’s tournament with multiple potential draft picks. Connecticut, Tennessee, Florida, Illinois and North Carolina each have at least two players who could get drafted.

1 month ago | ca.sports.yahoo.com | Jeff Zillgitt |Lorenzo Reyes |James Williams

You’ve filled out your March Madness NCAA Tournament brackets. Now, it’s time to enjoy the games. And pay attention to who might be playing in the NBA next season. The NCAA Tournament is loaded with NBA prospects – the projected No. 1 pick, multiple lottery picks, first-rounders and second-rounders. From big conferences and mid-major conferences. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors and post-grads are represented. And there is international appeal.

1 month ago | sports.yahoo.com | Jeff Zillgitt |Lorenzo Reyes |James Williams

Michigan State’s Jase Richardson started the men’s college basketball season as an important reserve freshman on a promising team. He ended the regular season and Big Ten conference tournament as a starter and perhaps the most important player for the Spartans, who are a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament.

1 month ago | msn.com | Jordan Mendoza |James Williams

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