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Top Three: A Blueprint for Greatness

1. Darryn Peterson – Kansas | PG | 19 | The Ultimate Floor General

Peterson flashy nai—tahole need na. He plays like Donovan Mitchell with better footwork and less ego. Pound-for-pound? He might be the most polished guard in this class. The handles are smooth as silk; his pull-ups? Cold-blooded from any angle. The real selling point? His craft—the way he changes pace like he’s reading the court three steps ahead. And yes—he’ll shoot over guards or blow past bigs. He’s built for high-pressure moments. The only question left? Can he lead a team like Kansas from day one? The answer: Yes—and he’ll probably win All-American honors as a freshman.

2. Cameron Boozer – Duke | PF | 18 | The Game-Changer in Waiting

This kid is already playing like an NBA starter—even if his jersey says ‘Freshman’. The son of Carlos Boozer brings that same physicality but with better range than dad ever had. Watch him handle off the wing like a point forward—using speed traps and hesitation moves to get open against bigger defenders. The real intrigue? The ceiling here is All-Star level—if he locks in on that pull-up shot during practice season at Duke under Coach Mike Krzyzewski (who loves refining edge cases). The potential isn’t just talent—it’s legacy waiting to unfold on tape instead of hype reels.

3. AJ Dybantsa – BYU | SF | 19 | Ceiling Beyond Compare

Dybantsa has one of those rare “wait until you see him live” profiles—the kind that makes scouts gasp when they catch him on film late at night after finals week fatigue sets in. Here’s why: He can score anywhere—from post-up set-ups near mid-post all the way out past arc—and do it without looking back once he releases it.

His size (6’9”) creates mismatches even teams don’t want to solve.

Defensively? Sometimes he disappears—but when he shows up… wow.

He covers ground faster than most wings should.

If BYU keeps pushing him toward consistency (and accountability), this guy could end up being worth two first-round picks.

Forget ‘potential.’ You’re seeing real upside—a player who could redefine how teams use stretch forwards moving forward.

Even if all goes perfectly wrong… we still get fireworks.