2025 NBA Mock Draft Roundups (By NBA Franchise)

Leading up to the 2025 NBA Draft, we will round up NBA mock drafts by franchise for a more convenient way to view who's being mocked to a franchise.

Atlanta Hawks 2025 NBA Mock Draft Roundup 2.0

The following are recent mock draft picks for the Atlanta Hawks:

CBS Sports — Cameron Salerno

13. Carter Bryant, Arizona

Bryant has been a fast riser throughout the draft process. The Arizona star could still return for his sophomore season, but it's likely he ends up as a mid-to-late first-round pick next month. Bryant started just five games for Arizona this season, but he has the perfect size to be a wing at the next level. It wouldn't be surprising if he ends up in the lottery.

22. Thomas Sorber, Georgetown

Sorber's freshman season was cut short due to a season-ending foot injury, but he did look like a first-round pick in the 24 games he appeared in. Sorber showed promise as a solid rim protector after averaging 2.0 blocks per game. His shooting numbers from beyond the arc (16.2%) is one aspect of his game he can improve on.

The Rookie Wire — Cody Taylor

13. Nolan Traore, Saint-Quentin (France)

Traoré, the younger brother of Lakers forward Armel Traoré, was recently named the Champions League Best Young Player for his production with Saint-Quentin. He is currently playing some of his best basketball of the season, averaging 16.6 points, 5.8 assists and 1.6 rebounds on 48.1% shooting from 3-point range over his last five games. Traoré has the potential to be an elite playmaker at the next level, with his feel, instincts and passing, making him a possible option for the Hawks if they look to make roster changes under a new front office.

22. Thomas Sorber, Georgetown

Sorber is about 10 weeks post-surgery from a foot injury that limited him to 24 games with the Hoyas and will prevent him from working out with teams this draft cycle. He established himself as a dominant presence in the paint with his athleticism and motor, and showed that he can space the floor some. He measured in with an absurd 7-foot, 6-inch wingspan at the combine this week, which would rank among the league leaders. Sorber initially declared for the draft while maintaining his college eligibility, but the All-Big East third-team selection told Andy Katz that he is "all-in" at this point in the process. This pick seems to be his floor at the moment.

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2025 NBA Mock Draft Roundups - By Prospect

Leading up to the 2025 NBA Draft, we will track where several top prospects appear in recent NBA mock drafts.

Cooper Flagg NBA Mock Draft Roundup

Here are some of the latest mock drafts in which Cooper Flagg has appeared:

CBS Sports — Cameron Salerno

Round 1, Pick 1 — Dallas Mavericks

Mavs GM Nico Harrison made one of the wildest trades in NBA history earlier this year. Four months later, Harrison will have one of the easiest decisions of his career to make on who to select with the No. 1 pick. Drafting Flagg — who can be Dallas' homegrown star for the next decade — will never erase trading away Luka to the Lakers, but it's a consolation prize to a fan base that's been through the ringer the last four months. The Mavs have impressive frontcourt depth, but drafting anyone other than Flagg would be a stunner.

The Rookie Wire — Cody Taylor

Round 1, Pick 1 — Dallas Mavericks

After pulling off a miracle on Monday, the Mavericks will almost certainly select Flagg with the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft. He entered his freshman campaign with high expectations as the consensus top recruit and lived up to the hype after becoming the face of the sport this past season.

The 18-year-old has drawn comparisons to former Duke legend and Hall of Famer Grant Hill because of his size, athleticism and ability to affect games in various ways. He also measured in with a 7-foot wingspan at the combine, giving the Mavericks yet another reason to love him as a prospect.

The organization struck tremendous luck on Monday after the debacle of trading away cornerstone Luke Dončić. The group now has another potential generational player it can build around, while also giving Anthony Davis and Kyrie Irving help. Dallas is now in a great position moving forward.

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2025 NBA Mock Draft

By Kevin Hanson (@EDSFootball)
Updated: December 28, 2024

With six months to go until the 2025 NBA Draft, a lot can change — obviously! — from now until draft night.

That said, here are a few notes from my initial 2025 NBA mock draft:

Rutgers hasn't had an NBA draft pick since 2010 (Hamady N'Diaye, 56th overall), and there is a (strong) chance that they will have two top-three picks next summer. In addition, they have had only three first-round picks — James Bailey (1979, 6th), Roy Hinson (1983, 20th) and Quincy Douby (2006, 19th), so they could have their two highest draft picks ever in 2025.
Duke has three lottery picks including the number one pick overall. The last school to have three lottery picks in the same draft was Duke (in 2019) with Zion Williamson (1st), RJ Barrett (3rd) and Cam Reddish (10th).
Excluding foreign-born players on college basketball teams, there are a total of six prospects in my mock currently playing basketball outside the USA.

Note: The draft order used is based on Tankathon (as of 12/28/24).

Pick	Team	Prospect
1	New Orleans Pelicans	Cooper Flagg, Duke
2	Washington Wizards	Dylan Harper, Rutgers
3	Toronto Raptors	Ace Bailey, Rutgers
4	Charlotte Hornets	Tre Johnson, Texas
5	Utah Jazz	Egor Demin, BYU

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2024 NBA Draft Results

Below is a list of the top 10 picks of the 2024 NBA Draft.

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Pick	Team	Prospect	School/Club
1	Atlanta Hawks	Zaccharie Risacher	JL Bourg-en-Bresse (France)
2	Washington Wizards	Alex Sarr	Perth (Australia)
3	Houston Rockets	Reed Sheppard	Kentucky
4	San Antonio Spurs	Stephon Castle	Connecticut
5	Detroit Pistons	Ron Holland II	G League Ignite
6	Charlotte Hornets	Tidjane Salaun	Cholet Basket (France)
7	Portland Trail Blazers	Donovan Clingan	Connecticut
8	San Antonio Spurs	Rob Dillingham	Kentucky
9	Memphis Grizzlies	Zach Edey	Purdue
10	Utah Jazz	Cody Williams	Colorado

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