Yeah and he only shot 65% from the field for the past 3 seasons. But yes, he just doesn't have the athleticism needed to excel at the next level. His upside isn't very high. /sWould be nice to see Hornets complete the trio with Kalkenbrenner!! 7 footer that isn’t very explosive but has averaged 2.5 blocks for 4 years in Big East. Imagine what he could do with affleticism.
Nice to see the Heat with another of our guys. Florida just keeps getting better and better!The Miami Heat drafted him at the Number 20 pick of the first round. The Heat have been better to our guys than any other nba team for
a very long time now! He should fit in good there and can learn from Tyler Herro!
And now they take Kalkbrenner! How great is that! Hopefully these 3 guys get playing time. This team is going to almost be as fun to watch as Chicago.Looks like we have a new Charlotte Hornets Fan. A picture for you from nba.com
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Yes sir!!The Hornets draft Ryan Kalkbrenner. That's 3 of their 4 white draft picks that are white! Hope Carolina Speed is happy!
2nd round not as good so far. Only two of our guys in the first 13 picks.
2nd round wraps up with 8 of 29 or 28%. I think I predicted 16 as the average I was seeing in the mocks and it went exactly as such for 27% overall.
Updating the overall list now.
Great list!2025 NBA Draft totals
Boston Celtics:
Hugo Gonzalez, G (1 - 28)
Max Shulga, G (2 - 57)
Brooklyn Nets:
Egor Demin, G (1 - 8)
Ben Saraf*, G (1 - 26)
Danny Wolf*, F (1 - 27)
Charlotte Hornets:
Kon Knueppel, G (1 - 4)
Liam McNeeley, G/F (1 - 29)
Ryan Kalkbrenner, C (2 - 34)
Chicago Bulls:
Lachlan Olbrich, F (2 - 55)
Dallas Mavericks:
Cooper Flagg, F (1 - 1)
Golden State Warriors:
Alex Toohey, F (2 - 52)
Miami Heat:
Kasparas Jakucionis, G (1 - 20)
Milwaukee Bucks:
Bogoljub Markovic, F (2 - 47)
Minnesota Timberwolves:
Rocco Zikarsky, C (2 - 45)
Oklahoma City Thunder:
Brooks Barnhizer, F (2 - 44)
Sacramento Kings:
Maxime Raynauld, C (2 - 42)
*Indicates a jewish player, who may or may not be considered White depending on one’s perspective.
THANKS Freethinker! Good stuff! Nice team break down. Casually caught some of the NBA Draft (was working on new 2025 DB's College Football thread tonight)2025 NBA Draft totals
Boston Celtics:
Hugo Gonzalez, G (1 - 28)
Max Shulga, G (2 - 57)
Brooklyn Nets:
Egor Demin, G (1 - 8)
Ben Saraf*, G (1 - 26)
Danny Wolf*, F (1 - 27)
Charlotte Hornets:
Kon Knueppel, G (1 - 4)
Liam McNeeley, G/F (1 - 29)
Ryan Kalkbrenner, C (2 - 34)
Chicago Bulls:
Lachlan Olbrich, F (2 - 55)
Dallas Mavericks:
Cooper Flagg, F (1 - 1)
Golden State Warriors:
Alex Toohey, F (2 - 52)
Miami Heat:
Kasparas Jakucionis, G (1 - 20)
Milwaukee Bucks:
Bogoljub Markovic, F (2 - 47)
Minnesota Timberwolves:
Rocco Zikarsky, C (2 - 45)
Oklahoma City Thunder:
Brooks Barnhizer, F (2 - 44)
Sacramento Kings:
Maxime Raynauld, C (2 - 42)
*Indicates a jewish player, who may or may not be considered White depending on one’s perspective.
2025 NBA Draft totals
Breakdown of countries represented:
United States - 6* (Wolf is an Israeli dual citizen)
Australia - 3
Russia - 1
Lithuania - 1
Serbia - 1
Spain - 1
France - 1
Ukraine - 1
Israel - 1
Great list Freethinker. Looking forward to seeing how the 3 Charlotte guys do, as well as the Brooklyn players and Olbrich in Chicago. And of course Flagg.2025 NBA Draft totals
Boston Celtics:
Hugo Gonzalez, G (1 - 28)
Max Shulga, G (2 - 57)
Brooklyn Nets:
Egor Demin, G (1 - 8)
Ben Saraf*, G (1 - 26)
Danny Wolf*, F (1 - 27)
Charlotte Hornets:
Kon Knueppel, G (1 - 4)
Liam McNeeley, G/F (1 - 29)
Ryan Kalkbrenner, C (2 - 34)
Chicago Bulls:
Lachlan Olbrich, F (2 - 55)
Dallas Mavericks:
Cooper Flagg, F (1 - 1)
Golden State Warriors:
Alex Toohey, F (2 - 52)
Miami Heat:
Kasparas Jakucionis, G (1 - 20)
Milwaukee Bucks:
Bogoljub Markovic, F (2 - 47)
Minnesota Timberwolves:
Rocco Zikarsky, C (2 - 45)
Oklahoma City Thunder:
Brooks Barnhizer, F (2 - 44)
Sacramento Kings:
Maxime Raynauld, C (2 - 42)
*Indicates a jewish player, who may or may not be considered White depending on one’s perspective.
Breakdown of countries represented:
United States - 6* (Wolf is an Israeli dual citizen)
Australia - 3
Russia - 1
Lithuania - 1
Serbia - 1
Spain - 1
France - 1
Ukraine - 1
Israel - 1
Nice pick by OKC! Barnhizer really worked on his game and improved every year at Northwestern. Nice size/skill/ effortOKC takes Brooks Barnhizer from Northwestern.
Thanks Bucky! I was going to add a UDFA list too but you beat me to it. I think a lot of these guys have a chance of sticking, now that rosters are larger in recent years and there are 2-way deals with the developmental league.Brooklyn also added Grant Nelson UDFA route. Huge Draft snub
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Devils Lake's Grant Nelson headed to Brooklyn Nets
The former Alabama and NDSU forward will get a chance to compete for a two-way roster spot with the Nets.www.inforum.com
Wisconsin 7 footer Steven Crowl to Utah. Playing for a G league spot.
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Former Wisconsin basketball center signs with NBA team
Former Wisconsin center Steven Crowl signed an Exhibit 10 contract with the Utah Jazz after the conclusion of the NBA draft on Thursday.badgerswire.usatoday.com
Some more 7 footers
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2025 NBA Draft: Vlad Goldin signs two-way contract with Miami Heat
After going undrafted last night in the 2025 NBA Draft, Vlad Goldin has signed a two-way contract with the Miami Heat:www.maizenbrew.com
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Former Kansas Star Hunter Dickinson Signs Post-Draft NBA Contract
Hunter Dickinson was not selected in the 2025 NBA Draft, but the former Kansas center quickly signed a two-way contract with the New Orleans Pelicans.www.si.com
Ashworth a Pacer
Ashworth signs undrafted free agent deal with Indiana Pacers
The former Creighton and Utah State guard will start his NBA career in Indiana.www.wowt.com
OKC with Barnhizer and Sandfort in the wings
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Former Iowa star Payton Sandfort joins Oklahoma City Thunder as undrafted free agent
Former Iowa men's basketball standout Payton Sandfort has signed as an undrafted free agent with the NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder.The 6-foot-8 forward frcbs2iowa.com