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2027 Top 75 Prospect Rankings
With the 2026 NBA Summer League having wrapped up recently, the 2026 rankings page has already moved to the 2026 rankings section. Therefore, we have gone ahead to debut our 2027 rankings for the upcoming season. As a lot can change from now and the 2027 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 2027 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 2027 Top 75 Prospect Rankings, as this will be subject to change as the season progresses.
2027 Top 75 Rankings, updated as of 9/28/26.
1. Caleb Holt, Arizona
2. Tyran Stokes, Kansas
3. Jordan Smith Jr., Arkansas
4. Bruce Branch III, BYU
5. Jason Crowe Jr., Missouri
6. Cameron Williams, Duke
7. Miikka Muurinen, Arkansas
8. Brandon McCoy Jr., Michigan
9. Anthony Thompson, Ohio State
10. Braylon Mullins, Connecticut
11. Luigi Suigo, Villanova
12. Hugo Yimga-Moukouri, France
13. Patrick Ngongba, Duke
14. Amari Allen, Alabama
15. Thomas Haugh, Florida
16. Stefan Joksimovic, Slovenia
17. Tounde Yessoufou, St. John’s
18. Quentin Coleman, Illinois
19. Baba Oladotun, Maryland
20. Alex Condon, Florida
21. Christian Collins, USC
22. Flory Bidunga, Louisville
23. Motiejus Krivas, Arizona
24. Reuben Chinyelu, Florida
25. Austin Goosby, Texas
26. Malachi Moreno, Kentucky
27. Dash Daniels, Australia
28. Moustapha Thiam, Michigan
29. Neoklis Avdalas, North Carolina
30. Tyler Tanner, Virginia
31. David Mirkovic, Illinois
32. Dylan Mingo, Texas
33. Dame Sarr, Duke
34. Juke Harris, Tennessee
35. Ivan Kharchenkov, Arizona
36. Sayon Keita, North Carolina
37. Trey McKenney, Michigan
38. Alijah Arenas, USC
39. Matt Able, North Carolina
40. Milan Momcilovic, Kentucky
41. Obinna Ekezie Jr., Louisville
42. Billy Richmond III, Arkansas
43. Colben Landrew, Connecticut
44. Caleb Gaskins, Miami (Fl)
45. Tomislav Ivisic, Illinois
46. Davis Fogle, Gonzaga
47. Matas Vokietaitis, Texas
48. Pryce Sandfort, Nebraska
49. Jeremy Fears, Michigan State
50. Paul McNeil Jr., NC State
51. Elliot Cadeau, Michigan
52. Mouhamed Sylla, West Virginia
53. Miles Byrd, Providence
54. Cheickh Niang, Italy
55. Jacob Cofie, USC
56. Tahj Ariza, Oregon
57. Elyjah Freeman, Auburn
58. Nikolas Khamenia, Connecticut
59. Johann Gruenloh, Virginia
60. Cayden Boozer, Duke
61. JJ Andrews, Arkansas
62. Kwame Evans, Oregon
63. JT Toppin, Texas Tech
64. Bassala Bagayoko, Texas Tech
65. Adam Atamna, France
66. Karter Knox, Arkansas
67. Tahaad Pettiford, Auburn
68. Bryson Tiller, Missouri
69. Daniel Jacobsen, Purdue
70. Kilyan Toure, Iowa State
71. Pavle Backo, Croatia
72. Zvonimir Ivisic, Illinois
73. Solo Ball, Connecticut
74. Collin Chandler, BYU
75. Baye Ndongo, Georgia Tech
Past Prospect Rankings
Alan Lu’s Top 30 Big Board
2022 – Preseason (9/29/21)
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