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Finally, the highly anticipated NBA draught of 2023 has arrived. Since San Antonio Spurs won the NBA draught lottery in May, they have not thought about anything.

Victor Wembanyama, a centre from France and a future star prospect, was selected by the Spurs as the first overall choice.

The pick involved neither suspense nor deceit. Wembanyama was listed as pick number one on the draught board for the lottery winner.

The 7-foot-4 superstar will play for Gregg Popovich, a Hall of Fame coach. Wembanyama ought to revitalise a team that produced stars and champions from overseas players in the past, and that won four NBA championships between 1999 and 2014.

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San Antonio Spurs, Victor Wembanyama, Metropolitans 92

It is no surprise when the French superstar is chosen with the first overall choice, creating the San Antonio Spurs an instant must-see team on television. While competing at the highest professional level in France, he ruled the court, leading the league in points (21.6), rebounds (10.4), and blocks (3.0). Executives predict that he will only take a short time to become one of the top players in the league, given his athleticism, shot-making ability, and defensive brilliance at 7 feet 4 inches. 

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Charlotte Hornets, Brandon Miller, Alabama

The Hornets gain length from the national freshman of the year, who also develops into another intriguing young player. In his lone season with the Crimson Tide, Miller was an obvious NBA talent, averaging 18.8 points, 8.2 rebounds and displaying some range from beyond the arc. Miller has the size to be a force on defence, but maintaining reliable shooting will be the key to his success. Miller is difficult to stop when he’s on, and by playing on the wing, he’ll work well with LaMelo Bell.

Portland Trail Blazers, Scoot Henderson, G League Ignite

Henderson had every chance to be selected first overall, if not for Wembanyama. Henderson is a dynamic ball handler who can quickly get off opponents. He was the first player to contract with the G League Ignite for two seasons. His midrange shooting is arguably the best in the class, and he scored 16.1 points per game last season. Damian Lillard may need another dynamic guard to elevate the Trail Blazers to a competitive level as the backcourt develops into one of the most exciting in the league.

Houston Rockets, Amen Thompson, Overtime Elite

Amen Thompson, one of the Thompson twins, is an absurdly tall (6-foot-7) man for someone so adept at handling the ball and seeing the court. He averaged 6.8 assists per game last season and has an excellent feel for the game and finding open players. But Thompson stepped it up a notch in the playoffs, averaging 9.2 assists per game. Thompson is difficult to guard on fastbreak opportunities and can drive into the paint with his explosiveness. Thompson can potentially be one of the league’s most dangerous point guards if he can improve his midrange and 3-point shooting. Being one of the league’s younger teams, the Rockets could finally find success thanks to Thompson.

Detroit Pistons, Ausar Thompson, Overtime Elite

Ausar, the second Thompson twin, is enormous (6-foot-7), especially for a guard. But Thompson has incredible athleticism and can perform any offensive task he asks. He is an expert scorer, passer, and rebounder who has twice won MVP honours in the Overtime Elite Finals. Thanks to his explosiveness on defence, he can analyse passing routes and use his lengthy frame to disrupt the offensive flow. He can develop a 3-pointer like his brother and will complement Cade Cunningham, the first choice in the 2021 NBA Draught, nicely. 

Since Markieff and Marcus Morris in 2011, the Thompsons are the first brothers to be selected in the same draught. Additionally, it is the first time in the same draught that siblings have been selected in the top 5 since the common draught era began. Lonzo Ball in 2017 and Lamelo Ball in 2020 were the other occasions.

Orlando Magic, Anthony Black, Arkansas

A significant point guard, Black is a true floor general with an incredible knack for finding open players in rhythm. Black is a pass-first guard but has a nice shooting touch that defenders must respect. He averaged 34.9 minutes a game for the Razorbacks, so his durability shouldn’t be a question, but he will need to gain some strength to handle some of the more prominent defenders in the league. He’ll likely play alongside Cole Anthony, but he will become a favourite of Paolo Banchero.

Indiana Pacers, Bilal Coulibaly, Metropolitans 92

Being Victor Wembanyama’s teammate attracted many scouts, and Coulibaly proved his value. Even though he only scored once per 18 minutes while playing, his season-long growth propelled him up, draught boards. At 6-foot-7 and 190 pounds, Coulibaly has the physique many NBA teams continue to seek in a 3-and-D player. Though he will need some time to mature, he is a prospect with potential.

∎ NBA commissioner Adam Silver acknowledged that the Wizards and Pacers had exchanged picks, sending Jarace Walker, the No. 8 pick, to Indiana and Bilal Coulibaly, the No. 7 pick, to Washington.

Washington Wizards, Jarace Walker, Houston

Jarace Walker is a defensively confident player with a muscular physique and a wide wingspan who can match up with anyone in the post immediately to protect the rim. On the other hand, because of his ability to overwhelm smaller defenders, go past more prominent defenders, and make jump shots, the American Athletic Conference Freshman of the Year is a challenging opponent for any coaching staff to predict. Since Hall of Famer Hakeem Olajuwon was selected with the first overall pick in 1984, Walker is the first Houstonian in the top 10 picks.

Utah Jazz, Taylor Hendricks, Central Florida

Hendricks, who is taken in the first round as the first UCF player, is arguably the most unheard-of lottery possibility and maybe the player outside of Wembanyama who is best prepared for the NBA. While having the ability to shoot from anywhere, he was just as dominant as any big man in college basketball last season while having a slimmer appearance. He averaged an astonishing 1.7 blocks per game while also leading UCF in scoring (15.1 points per game) and rebounding (7.0 rebounds per game). 

Hendricks has the potential to win Rookie of the Year since he can guard any position and is a prolific scorer, and his brand of basketball is ideal for the NBA of today. Good luck taking on the Utah bigs when paired with Walker Kessler. 

Dallas Mavericks, Cason Wallace, Kentucky

The 6-foot-4 guard is a solid defender who displayed glimmers of his ball-handling skills while playing for the Wildcats. In his lone season at Kentucky, he also made a respectable percentage of his deep shots, connecting on 34%. Wallace can immediately enter the NBA as a defensive guard who can shoot, but he still needs to develop as a facilitator. Wallace can assist on that side of the ball as a rookie, relieving pressure off offensive superstars. Wallace joins Duke as the most Kentucky student selected in the NBA’s two rounds since it began in 1989.

Orlando Magic, Jett Howard, Michigan

Jett Howard created a name for himself as the Wolverines’ second-leading scorer with 14.2 points per game as a starter his first year when he earned the Big Ten All-Freshman team. Yes, he is the son of Michigan superstar Juwan Howard and was coached by his Dad. The 6-foot-8 guard made 21 points in his debut, becoming the first Michigan player to do it since 1999, when Jamal Crawford, a three-time NBA Sixth Man of the Year, did so. After selecting Black with the No. 6 overall pick, the Magic (who obtained this pick from the Chicago Bulls before the draught) have stocked up on guards.

Oklahoma City Thunder, Dereck Lively II, Duke

A fascinating possibility is the 7-foot-1 centre with a 7-foot-7 wingspan. At Duke, he was a powerful rim protector who averaged 2.4 blocks per game. Lively had trouble scoring, reaching double digits just three times in the season’s final month. However, Lively’s ranking recently climbed after he demonstrated his 3-point shooting at a Klutch Sports pre-draft practice. Even though his offence is behind, his defence and size make him someone who can contribute immediately. Lively will play a crucial role for a Mavericks squad that needs defence help. The 63rd Duke draught choice since 1989, he represents the most of any university.

Toronto Raptors, Gradey Dick, Kansas

With this selection, the Raptors, who finished third-to-last in 3-point percentage (33.5%) last season, should improve. Dick was undoubtedly one of the top shooters in college basketball last year. He established the Kansas freshman record for most 3-pointers made, averaging 40.3% from outside the arc. Dick will be a fantastic catch-and-shoot player in the NBA thanks to his broad field of vision and exceptional ability to find open space. Despite having a different size, he will put in a solid defensive effort and help crash the boards.

New Orleans Pelicans, Jordan Hawkins, Connecticut

The Pelicans’ offence receives a significant boost by selecting Hawkins, who assisted the UConn Huskies in winning the 2023 NCAA championship. Hawkins, who is 6-foot-5 and has superior shooting, is a player who will contribute right away in the league. He can spot up or pull up off the dribble from beyond the arc and shot 38.8% from deep last season. Hawkins’s lethal 3-point shooting and off-ball movement are a unique combo for a rookie in the league. Players like Hawkins are in high demand in the modern NBA, and snagging him in the draught is a less expensive option. 

Atlanta Hawks, Kobe Bufkin, Michigan

Bufkin played a significant part in his second season with the Wolverines and excelled at it. He shot 35.5% from outside the arc and recorded averages of 14 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 2.9 assists per game. He can make plays and finish near the basket, making him a dynamic offensive player. In addition to being a strong on-ball defender, Bufkin can contribute immediately. He has a tonne of potential, which Atlanta will want to explore as a Trae Young complement.

Utah Jazz, Keyonte George, Baylor

It made sense for Utah to select a top-scoring threat with the No. 16 pick (initially selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves) as they had already selected a defensive stud with the No. 9 pick. The Big 12 Freshman of the Year, George, is an offensive player with a wide range of skills who can make plays, finish through contact, and fire off shots swiftly. George averaged 15 points per game and is difficult to handle on offence at 6-foot-4 and 220 pounds. On all three levels, he can deliver quick offensive firepower. Defence is one weakness; thus, he will become a more well-rounded player by including it in his repertoire.

Los Angeles Lakers, Jalen Hood-Schifino, Indiana

Any perimeter scorers will significantly benefit when you have LeBron James and Anthony Davis. The Indiana shooter’s talent will be quickly transferred to the NBA. He has a flair for the midrange and can pull up from wherever while having big scoring performances. While playing for the Hoosiers, he did have trouble choosing which shots to take since he only shot 41.7% from the field. If he can find some consistency, he will advance and significantly help a Lakers squad that shot 34.6% from 3-point range.

Miami Heat, Jaime Jaquez Jr., UCLA

Jaquez, who stood out during the pre-draft process, provides experience to Miami, which narrowly missed winning the NBA championship. In his final year at UCLA, the Pac-12 Player of the Year for 2022–23 averaged 17.8 points per game and played a significant role in the team’s unlikely 2021 Final Four run. Jaquez’s midrange shooting contributed to most of his scoring, and he possesses excellent footwork and ball control to fool defenders. His defensive prowess makes him dependable on both sides of the court, and he will be prepared to contribute when the season begins. Expect him to be a force on the glass as well; last season, he led the club with 8.2 rebounds per game.

Golden State Warriors, Brandin Podziemski, Santa Clara

Living fast forward has shaped Podziemski’s career. At St. John’s Northwestern, where he only played three high school seasons, he scored 2,154 points and became the only player in Wisconsin history to reach that milestone without participating in a senior season. After his rookie year at Illinois, where he averaged 1.4 points and 0.9 rebounds, the 6-foot-5 guard joined the Broncos last offseason. 

His production considerably rose while playing for Santa Clara, as he led the club with 19.9 points, 8.8 rebounds, 3.7 assists, and 1.8 steals across 32 games, more than tripling his Illini participation total. He was named co-Player of the Year in the West Coast Conference for his contributions, and he might be a fantastic shooting option to take Jordan Poole’s spot.

Houston Rockets, Cam Whitmore, Villanova

Whitmore dropped to No. 20 after being predicted to be in the top 10. In any case, Houston gains a player who enjoys playing aggressively. Whitmore earned the 2022–23 Big East Freshman of the Year title after showcasing his talent in his lone season with the Wildcats. Thanks to his aggressive driving style, Whitmore is undoubtedly dangerous with the ball and capable of making some highlight-reel dunks. Whitmore can guard any position, so don’t be deceived by his 6-foot-7 frame. He will compete for rebounds and struggle underneath the rim.  

Brooklyn Nets, Noah Clowney, Alabama

Although fellow freshman Noah Clowney impacted the top seed in the NCAA tournament, Brandon Miller may be the most well-known player to come out of Alabama in the 2023 season. The forward from South Carolina averaged 9.8 points, 7.9 rebounds, and 0.9 blocks per game while shooting an outstanding 48.6% from the floor in 36 games. His wingspan of 7 feet 2 also provides him reach, giving a Brooklyn squad that is trying to rebuild and return to the playoffs a defensive boost. 

Brooklyn Nets, Dariq Whitehead, Duke

Despite battling ailments that kept him on the sidelines in the middle of the season and at the beginning of the season, Whitehead made the most of his one-and-done season with the Blue Devils. The 6-foot-7 forward made seven starts for the illustrious programme and shot 42.4% from three-point range, the fifth-best mark for a rookie in Duke history and the highest mark on the squad. 

If his collegiate resume wasn’t impressive enough, he won the 2022 Naismith High School Player of the Year and the 2022 McDonald’s All-American Game MVP awards during his senior year at Montverde Academy, during which he averaged 16.5 points, 5.0 rebounds, 3.5 assists, and 1.5 steals. In the future, Brooklyn has faith in his health, and if all goes according to plan, he will be a much-needed shooter for the Nets. The Nets made a wise risk choice by selecting Whitehead, who recuperates from foot surgeries and possesses top-10 talent if healthy. 

Portland Trail Blazers, Kris Murray, Iowa

It’s Kris Murray’s turn to shine now that the Sacramento Kings selected Keegan, his twin brother, in last year’s draught. The Southpaw was a late bloomer in high school and started just 13 games as a freshman for Iowa. Still, he exits the programme as a reliable starter who topped the Hawkeyes in several categories, including scoring 20.2 points per game, pulling down 7.9 rebounds, and blocking 1.2 shots. Kris Murray created basketball history when he scored 31 points with 20 rebounds, four assists, four three-pointers, and two blocks against Georgia Tech. In the history of the NBA, WNBA, and men’s and women’s collegiate sports, he was the first athlete ever to post such a staggering stat line. Portland has some scoring threats besides Lillard because Henderson was taken earlier in the first round. 

Sacramento Kings, Olivier-Maxence Prosper, Marquette

From 6.6 points per game in 2021–2022, Prosper’s junior year at Marquette significantly increased to 12.5 points per game in 2022–2023. His stature and enthusiasm are excellent, and he attracted enough attention to go to the first round.

Memphis Grizzlies, Marcus Sasser, Houston

Last year, Houston’s all-around performer and American Athletic Conference Player of the Year did it all. He was a standout offensive player for the Cougars, scoring 16.8 points per game on 38.4% of his three-point attempts while applying pressure to the opposition’s defence. Although he is not the right size for an NBA guard, his toughness and perseverance will be the most critical factors in determining if he receives playing time. 

Indiana Pacers, Ben Sheppard, Belmont

Since Belmont isn’t precisely a school with widespread recognition, Sheppard made care to shine while in front of the crowd. The 6-foot-6 guard stunned with 25 points in his second exhibition game at the NBA Combine after dominating with 10 points and three rebounds in the first. He is quick, clocking a 2.98 shuttle run and a 3.17 three-quarter sprint, and his 41.5% 3-point shooting last season placed him 12th in the nation. Sheppard is one of the top shooters in the draught and can potentially dominate the league.

Charlotte Hornets, Nick Smith Jr., Arkansas

Smith Jr., the top recruit in the Class of 2022 according to 247Sports, had a brutal rookie campaign, playing in just 17 games due to knee issues. He is a dynamic scorer with at least 20 points in five games. Despite having a one-dimensional offensive style, he possesses the skills to be a first-round steal. Smith may be a fantastic backup option and potential sixth man for the backcourt, with Miller selected earlier in the round.  

Utah Jazz, Brice Sensabaugh, Ohio State

Sensabaugh, 6 feet 6 inches tall, averaged 16.3 points and 5.4 rebounds per game to lead the Buckeyes in both categories. Since D’Anglo Russell did so in 2015, the Florida-born forward is the first freshman to lead Ohio State in scoring. His most significant performance came against the Iowa Hawkeyes in a Big Ten game, when he scored 27 points and grabbed five rebounds while coming off the bench to score 17 points in his collegiate debut. The Jazz can immediately utilise him thanks to his willingness to step in and contribute. 

Denver Nuggets, Julian Strawther, Gonzaga

Strawther is a deadly 3-point shooter (40.8%) for the Bulldogs and will add another scoring threat to the defending champions. He continued to get better throughout his three seasons in Spokane, Washington, sinking the game-winning 3-pointer in a thrilling Sweet 16 victory over UCLA. He will excel at catch-and-shoot, but his dribbling will need to improve.

Los Angeles Clippers, Kobe Brown, Missouri

Brown gained experience playing for the Tigers for four seasons, and his senior year saw him become a prolific scorer with 15.8 points per game and a 45.5% 3-point shooting rate. Despite not being the fastest, Brown is huge for his position and will quickly overwhelm any guards he faces. He must be tough to be a reliable bench player because he is older than most draught picks.

How many picks are in the NBA draft? 

There usually are 60 total picks in the NBA draught. The Chicago Bulls and Philadelphia 76ers each forfeited a second-round pick for breaking the rules of free agency negotiations, making 58 total picks available this year. 

NBA draft forfeited picks  

Due to breaking the rules regarding free agency negotiations, the Chicago Bulls and Philadelphia 76ers lost a second-round pick in the upcoming NBA draught. 

NBA draft betting odds

NBA fans may wager on a variety of events, including the draught. The betting odds indicate that Victor Wembanyama is the clear favourite to be selected first. According to BetMGM, he has -10,000 odds of being the first name mentioned by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver. But things can get intriguing if the second and third picks are made. According to BetMGM, Scoot Henderson is +250 to be the second choice and -450 to be picked third overall, while Brandon Miller is listed as the favourite to go second overall at -550.

NBA draft odds 2023 

When it comes to the NBA draught, there are many odds. First, clubs that don’t make the playoffs participate in a lottery to choose their first-round opponent. For instance, there is a 14% chance that the team with the lowest regular-season record will get the first pick. Despite merely having the second-worst record in the 2022–23 season, the San Antonio Spurs were awarded the first choice this year.

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Does Tyrus bless with a child?

He is blessed with a child, Tyrus children (daughter), named Georgie Murdoch.

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Tyrus Professions is Wrestler, Actor, Bodyguard and Television presenter.

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Tyrus made his professional wrestling début with the WWE in 2006. He began using the ring moniker Tyrus for Total Impact Wrestling in 2014. Tyrus criticized Greg Gutfeld on Twitter a year later. A relationship grew out of this, and the rest is history.

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