- 1Justin EdwardsKentuckySG
- 2Keshad JohnsonArizonaPF
- 3Jalen BridgesBaylorSF
- 4Trentyn FlowersUSASG
- 5Isaac JonesWashington StatePF
- 6PJ HallClemsonC
- 7Trey AlexanderCreightonPG
- 8Mantas RubstaviciusLithuaniaSF
- 9Armel TraoréFrancePF
- 10Isaiah CrawfordLouisiana TechSF
- 11N'Faly DanteOregonC
- 12Jesse EdwardsWest VirginiaC
- 13Reece BeekmanVirginiaPG
- 14Riley MinixMorehead StateSF
- 15Spencer JonesStanfordSF
- 16Blake HinsonPittsburghPF
- 17Dylan DisuTexasPF
- 18Quinn EllisBritainPG
- 19Nae'Qwan TomlinMemphisPF
- 20Boogie EllisUSCPG
- 21David JonesMemphisPG
- 22Emanuel MillerTCUSF
- 23Judah MintzSyracusePG
- 24Zyon PullinFloridaPG
- 25Marcus DomaskIllinoisPG
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