Below is everything Nets fans need to know before draft day:<\/p>\n
Picks:No. 6<\/p>\n
The best asset currently in the team\u2019s cache, teams will be jumping at the chance to trade into the top-six, though Brooklyn should like stand pat and draft their building block of the future. There will be numerous options sixth overall, with the front office doing its due diligence on each.<\/p>\n
No. 33<\/p>\n
The NIL landscape has thinned out the end of the first round and early-second range significantly, with players heading back to college on multi-million dollar deals. Still, there are some highly intriguing upside swings here that Brooklyn could add.\u00a0<\/p>\n
No. 43<\/p>\n
The class will have certainly thinned more by this point, though the same sentiment holds as No. 33.<\/p>\n
Potential Targets:Keaton Wagler<\/p>\n
Wagler saw a meteoric rise in the draft space, coming in as a mystery and leaving as a potential top-five pick via a Final Four run with Illinois. He\u2019s been penciled in at No. 5 to the Clippers for many, but could still be around at No. 6, offering a scoring wing with good passing feel.<\/p>\n
Darius Acuff Jr.<\/p>\n
Acuff, a stocky Arkansas guard<\/a>, was one of the best players in college basketball this year, offering superstar scoring and passing, while leading the Razorbacks to the SEC title and Sweet Sixteen.<\/p>\n Kingston Flemings<\/p>\n Houston guard Kingston Flemings has claim to being the best defender and passer of the guard bunch, with elite athletic tools both vertically and horizontally. He needs to improve the scoring process, but could very well do that with reportedly high work ethic.\u00a0<\/p>\n Mikel Brown Jr.<\/p>\n One of the highest upside options in the class, save for the top-four, Brown has the best combination of tools in terms of shooting, passing, handling, positional size and more.<\/p>\n Aday Mara<\/p>\n Drafting a center at No. 6 <\/a>would feel a little bit of a stretch for Brooklyn, though if the Nets did take Aday Mara there, it would signal how much they believe in his size and ball skills at 7-foot-3.<\/p>\n ReportsNets Have Been Hard to pin Down so far<\/p>\n
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