Rankings

2026 Top 100 Prospect Rankings

With the 2025 NBA Summer League having wrapped up recently, the 2025 rankings page has already moved to the 2025 rankings section. Therefore, we have gone ahead to debut our 2026 rankings for the upcoming season. As a lot can change from now and the 2026 draft, we will rate the top 75 players before expanding the list to a hundred around the NCAA Tournament time.

For those that are curious, these 2026 prospect rankings are an aggregate of our own individual rankings, combined with the most common sets of rankings from major sources. The list may be subject to change over time, which may depend considerably on how players perform over the course of the season.

Without further ado, here are the 2026 Top 100 Prospect Rankings, as this will be subject to change as the season progresses.

2026 Top 100 Rankings, updated as of 6/22/26.

1. AJ Dybantsa, BYU
2. Cameron Boozer, Duke
3. Darryn Peterson, Kansas
4. Caleb Wilson, North Carolina
5. Darius Acuff Jr., Arkansas
6. Keaton Wagler, Illinois
7. Kingston Flemings, Houston
8. Mikel Brown Jr., Louisville
9. Nate Ament, Tennessee
10. Yaxel Lendeborg, Michigan
11. Aday Mara, Michigan
12. Brayden Burries, Arizona
13. Cameron Carr, Baylor
14. Labaron Philon, Alabama
15. Karim Lopez, New Zealand Breakers (Mexico)
16. Morez Johnson Jr., Michigan
17. Chris Cenac Jr., Houston
18. Allen Graves, Santa Clara
19. Isaiah Evans, Duke
20. Christian Anderson, Texas Tech
21. Hannes Steinbach, Washington
22. Jayden Quaintance, Kentucky
23. Meleek Thomas, Arkansas
24. Bennett Stirtz, Iowa
25. Joshua Jefferson, Iowa State
26. Alex Karaban, Connecticut
27. Sergio De Larrea, Valencia Basket (Spain)
28. Koa Peat, Arizona
29. Henri Veesaar, North Carolina
30. Dailyn Swain, Texas
31. Ebuka Okorie, Stanford
32. Baba Miller, Cincinnati
33. Tarris Reed, Connecticut
34. Trevon Brazile, Arkansas
35. Zuby Ejiofor, St. John’s
36. Braden Smith, Purdue
37. Ryan Conwell, Louisville
38. Jaden Bradley, Arizona
39. Dillon Mitchell, St. John’s
40. Ugonna Onyenso, Virginia
41. Jack Kayil, ALBA Berlin (Germany)
42. Izaiyah Nelson, South Florida
43. Ja’Kobi Gillespie, Tennessee
44. Emanuel Sharp, Houston
45. Richie Saunders, BYU
46. Felix Okpara, Tennessee
47. Bruce Thornton, Ohio State
48. Maliq Brown, Duke
49. Tyler Nickel, Vanderbilt
50. Rafael Castro, George Washington
51. Tyler Bilodeau, UCLA
52. Otega Oweh, Kentucky
53. Milos Uzan, Houston
54. Quadir Copeland, NC State
55. Darrion Williams, NC State
56. Bryce Hopkins, St. John’s
57. Mark Mitchell, Missouri
58. Tobi Lawal, Virginia Tech
59. Nate Bittle, Oregon
60. Kylan Boswell, Illinois
61. Donovan Atwell, Texas Tech
62. Tobe Awaka, Arizona
63. Keyshawn Hall, Auburn
64. Trey Kaufman-Renn, Purdue
65. Peter Suder, Miami (OH)
66. Nick Martinelli, Northwestern
67. Vsevolod Ishchenko, Lokomotiv Kuban (Russia)
68. Cade Tyson, Minnesota
69. Melvin Council Jr., Kansas
70. Jalen Washington, Vanderbilt
71. Noam Yaacov, BC Oostende (Denmark/Israel)
72. Nick Boyd, Wisconsin
73. Tamin Lipsey, Iowa State
74. Jaxon Kohler, Michigan State
75. Kowacie Reeves, Georgia Tech
76. Ernest Udeh, Miami (Fl)
77. Graham Ike, Gonzaga
78. Tre Donaldson, Miami (Fl)
79. Seth Trimble, North Carolina
80. Malik Reneau, Miami (Fl)
81. Tre Carroll, Xavier
82. Robbie Avila, Saint Louis
83. Jaron Pierre, SMU
84. Michael Ajayi, Butler
85. Malik Dia, Mississippi
86. Jaylin Sellers, Providence
87. Tre White, Kansas
88. Robert McCray, Florida State
89. Malique Lewis, South East Melbourne (Trinidad and Tobago)
90. Oscar Cluff, Purdue
91. Keba Keita, BYU
92. Aaron Nkrumah, Tennessee State
93. Tucker DeVries, Indiana
94. Mohammad Amini, Nancy Basket (Iran)
95. Josh Dix, Creighton
96. KeShawn Murphy, Auburn
97. Jaden Henley, Grand Canyon
98. BJ Edwards, SMU
99. Anthony Roy, Oklahoma State
100. Tobias Jensen, Ratiopharm Ulm (Sweden)