Mine:

1) Paolo Banchero - admittedly not the easiest fit with Zion or BI, but the size, athleticism, handle, playmaking, shooting upside is to much to pass up. Plus I don't worry about need, especially in the top 4-5.

2) Jabari Smith - shooting from the outside and top level versatility on defense, though the question marks surrounding his ability to create for himself and others is what keeps him from being #1

3) Chet Holmgren - the shotblocking and rim defense is the big thing with him, though I worry he's a bit of a jack of all trades master of none type of guy. He's a better playmaker than Jabari, but may be a bit of a stationary playmaker. Assertiveness?

4) Jaden Ivey - explosive first step and leaper, but has no mid range or push game and what kind of shooter is he really? Shot 25.8% as a Freshman and 29.6% over the second half of his Sophomore season. He's more of an athletic combo than Ja Morant. Bad on ball and off ball defender, but how does that improve when he doesn't have to take on such a load scoring?

5) Shaeden Sharpe - honestly tempted to put him at #4, but just don't know enough about him. But has all the tools to be the best player in this draft.

6) Keegan Murray - I've been going back and forth on keeping him here, starting to question the lateral speed to compete defensively on the perimeter, but ultimately trust the hustle, IQ, and instincts. One of my favorite scorers though, kind of guy that at the end of the game you'll see he had 22 and you'll ask "when?"

7) Jeremy Sochan - the defense is too good for me to put him lower than this. 6'9 and 230, could potentially defend all 5 positions at a high level. Elite on ball and off ball. Can lock down the opponents best perimeter player or defend the rim. Very fundamentally sound, even on the boards, and can take it and run. Fluid ball handler and playmaker. Jumper and free throw shooting, which he has shown little of either, are the biggest swing factors in this draft.

8) AJ Griffin - this placement is completely dependent on the medicals, which we as fans obviously won't have. Arguably the best shooter in this draft, can score in a variety of ways with or without the ball. Quick decision maker and has shown he can get others involved. Has all the tools and mindset to be a great defender. I believe teaching proper fundamentals defensively will open up an all new ceiling for him as a defender.

9) Johnny Davis - kind of similar to Sochan, I was super impressed with him defensively and I feel like not a lot of people talked about it. I do question the switchability though, may be more of a just wing defender. I rank him above Mathurin because I think he will develop that outside shot. With the outside shot he can do to much, between the midrange game, the finishing with either hand (maybe the best use of both hands in this draft), and passing ability. He's not a primary ball handler but with the complete package offensively he's definitely a secondary

10) Benedict Mathurin - defense, mostly his motor on that end, concerns me. He had flashes but he's not always locked in. Kind of reminds me of Lonzo on that end, really bad at fighting through screens. But has all the tools to be a good defender. Shooting is obviously well known, though I'm curious to see how the shooting off the dribble improves. A bit to careless with the ball for my liking. Gonna be a guy that's frustrating with how loose he is with the ball.

Honorable mentions: Dyson Daniels (you could convince me to put him as high as 8 or 9), Malaki Branham, Jalen Duren, Ousmane Dieng