CBB Draft Kit: Power Conference Top-150

CBB Draft Kit: Power Conference Top-150

This article is part of our Draft Kit series.

For the purpose of this column, "power" conferences will be: American, ACC, Atlantic 10, Big East, Big 10, Big 12, Pac 12 and SEC. For rankings that use the entire Division I player pool, please check out our Overall Top-150 (posted Monday, Sept. 13).

Power Conference Top-150

1. Kofi Cockburn – Illinois

2. Trayce Jackson-Davis – Indiana

3. Marcus Carr – Texas

4. Tre Mitchell – Texas

5. Trevion Williams – Purdue

6. Kendric Davis – SMU

7. Remy Martin – Kansas

8. Julian Champagnie – St. John's

9. Scotty Pippen, Jr. – Vanderbilt

10.  Timmy Allen – Texas

11. Jayden Gardner – Virginia

12. Collin Gillespie – Villanova

13. Johnny Juzang – UCLA

14. Paolo Banchero – Duke

15. Jalen Duren – Memphis

16. E.J. Liddell – Ohio State      

17. Kellan Grady – Kentucky

18. Kyle Lofton – St. Bonaventure

19. Kevin Obanor – Texas Tech

20. Stanley Umude – Arkansas

21. Javonte Perkins – St. Louis

22. Marreon Jackson – Arizona State      

23. Buddy Boeheim – Syracuse

24. DeVante' Jones – Michigan

25. Tanner Groves – Oklahoma

26. Zach Freemantle – Xavier

27. Keyontae Johnson – Florida

28. Hunter Dickinson – Michigan

29. Ty Etienne – Wichita State  

30. James Bishop – George Washington

31. Keve Aluma – Virginia Tech

32. Quincy Guerrier – Oregon

33. Jimmy Boeheim – Syracuse

34. Javon Freeman-Liberty – DePaul

35. Nate Watson – Providence

36. Phlandrous Fleming, Jr. – Florida

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For the purpose of this column, "power" conferences will be: American, ACC, Atlantic 10, Big East, Big 10, Big 12, Pac 12 and SEC. For rankings that use the entire Division I player pool, please check out our Overall Top-150 (posted Monday, Sept. 13).

Power Conference Top-150

1. Kofi Cockburn – Illinois

2. Trayce Jackson-Davis – Indiana

3. Marcus Carr – Texas

4. Tre Mitchell – Texas

5. Trevion Williams – Purdue

6. Kendric Davis – SMU

7. Remy Martin – Kansas

8. Julian Champagnie – St. John's

9. Scotty Pippen, Jr. – Vanderbilt

10.  Timmy Allen – Texas

11. Jayden Gardner – Virginia

12. Collin Gillespie – Villanova

13. Johnny Juzang – UCLA

14. Paolo Banchero – Duke

15. Jalen Duren – Memphis

16. E.J. Liddell – Ohio State      

17. Kellan Grady – Kentucky

18. Kyle Lofton – St. Bonaventure

19. Kevin Obanor – Texas Tech

20. Stanley Umude – Arkansas

21. Javonte Perkins – St. Louis

22. Marreon Jackson – Arizona State      

23. Buddy Boeheim – Syracuse

24. DeVante' Jones – Michigan

25. Tanner Groves – Oklahoma

26. Zach Freemantle – Xavier

27. Keyontae Johnson – Florida

28. Hunter Dickinson – Michigan

29. Ty Etienne – Wichita State  

30. James Bishop – George Washington

31. Keve Aluma – Virginia Tech

32. Quincy Guerrier – Oregon

33. Jimmy Boeheim – Syracuse

34. Javon Freeman-Liberty – DePaul

35. Nate Watson – Providence

36. Phlandrous Fleming, Jr. – Florida

37. Nate Laszewski – Notre Dame

38. KeyShawn Feazell – Creighton

39. Ron Harper, Jr. – Rutgers

40. Zach Nutall – SMU

41. Paul Scruggs – Xavier

42. Oscar Tshiebwe – Kentucky

43. Isaiah Wong – Miami, Fla.

44. Xavier Johnson – Indiana

45. Michael Devoe – Georgia Tech

46. Dawson Garcia – North Carolina

47. Landers Nolley II – Memphis

48. Osun Osunniyi – St. Bonaventure

49. Paul Atkinson – Notre Dame

50. Filip Rebraca – Iowa

51. Walker Kessler – Auburn

52. Dylan Disu – Texas

53. Fatts Russell – Maryland

54. David McCormack – Kansas

55. Naz Bohannon - Clemson

56. Jaime Jaquez, Jr. – UCLA

57. Malik Curry – West Virginia

58. Jacob Gilyard – Richmond

59. Armando Bacot – North Carolina

60. Emanuel Miller – TCU

61. Justice Sueing – Ohio State

62. R.J. Gunn, Jr. – Duquesne

63. Charlie Moore – Miami, Fla.

64. Grant Golden – Richmond

65. Michael Steadman – Massachusetts  

66. Liam Robbins – Vanderbilt

67. Jalen Wilson – Kansas

68. Parker Stewart – Indiana

69. Colin Castleton – Florida

70. Isaiah Mobley – USC

71. Khalif Battle – Temple

72. Ty Groce – Butler

73. Taylor Funk – St. Joseph's

74. Michael Weathers – SMU

75. Jalen Pickett – Penn State

76. Matthew Mayer – Baylor

77.  Qudus Wahab – Maryland

78. Antonio Daye – Fordham

79. Prentiss Hubb – Notre Dame

80. Azuolas Tubelis – Arizona

81. Au'Diese Toney – Arkansas

82. Darius Days – LSU

83. Tolu Smith – Mississippi State

84. Chuba Ohams – Fordham

85. Noah Gurley – Alabama

86. Jarrod West – Louisville

87. RJ Cole – Connecticut

88. Jaden Shackelford – Alabama

89. Jordan Miller – Miami, Fla.

90. Ochai Agbaji – Kansas

91. Tyson Walker – Michigan State  

92. Chris Lykes – Arkansas

93. Emoni Bates - Memphis

94. Shahada Wells – TCU

95. Bryce Aiken – Seton Hall

96. Jordan Bohannon – Iowa

97. Amari Davis – Missouri

98. Andrew Jones – Texas

99. Jamison Battle – Minnesota

100. Tre King – Georgetown

101. Keyshawn Bryant – South Carolina

102. Jared Rhoden – Seton Hall

103. Sahvir Wheeler – Kentucky

104. Eric Ayala – Maryland

105. Alonzo Verge, Jr. – Nebraska

106. Michael Flowers – Washington State      

107. Posh Alexander – St. John's

108. Sean Sutherlin – Minnesota

109. Marcus Weathers – SMU

110. Moussa Cisse – Oklahoma State              

111. Justin Moore – Villanova

112. Nick Sherod – Richmond

113. Chris Vogt – Wisconsin

114. Markquis Nowell – Kansas State     

115. Caleb Love – North Carolina

116. Tim Dalger – Tulsa

117. DeAndre Williams - Memphis                          

118. Josiah-Jordan James – Tennessee

119. Jermaine Samuels – Villanova

120. Ishmael El-Amin – Rhode Island

121. Greg Lee – Penn State  

122. Ben Stanley – Xavier

123. Daniel Oladapo – Pittsburgh

124. Ricky Lindo, Jr. – George Washington

125. Kim Aiken, Jr. – Arizona

126. Samuell Williamson – Louisville

127. Wendell Moore, Jr. – Duke

128. Alexis Yetna – Seton Hall

129. Noah Horchler – Providence

130. Darius Quisenberry – Fordham

131. Kihei Clark – Virginia

132. John Fulkerson – Tennessee

133. Both Gach – Utah

134. Caleb Mills – Florida State

135. D.J. Jeffries – Mississippi State      

136. Justyn Mutts – Virginia Tech

137. Brady Manek – North Carolina

138. Eric Williams, Jr. – Oregon

139. Jeriah Horne – Tulsa

140. Bryce Nze – Butler

141. Tyrese Martin – Connecticut

142. Tristan Clark – SMU

143. Nathan Cayo - Richmond  

144. Micah Peavy – TCU

145. Jake LaRavia – Wake Forest

146. Toumani Camara – Dayton

147. Myreon Jones – Florida

148. Wendell Green, Jr. - Auburn  

149. Allen Flanigan - Auburn - Note: Set to miss several weeks due to Achilles injury.

150. Jailyn Ingram - Georgia

Editor's Note: These rankings are at the sole discretion of the author and may not coincide perfectly with the projections released on the website in September.

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Chris Drumright
Chris graduated from MTSU with a journalism degree and is a college basketball blogger and columnist for RotoWire. He has previous experience with editing and rankings at Athlon Sports. He has produced college basketball rankings for over four decades starting at age 16.
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