There are two No. 1 seeds in this game. Chicago and Michigan won't be sending many players to the NBA, although the Wolves' top big man still makes this game worth watching. No. 10: Raghad Vick NBA draft plan: second round/undrafted, 2018/2019.

NBA scouts from the league will go to San Antonio to watch the last 4 games, Kansas 's game against Villanova will attract the attention of evaluators. There are two No. 1 seeds in this game. There will be eight potential first round picks in the 18-19 qualifying round. Chicago And Michigan won't be sending many players to the NBA, although the Wolves' top big man still makes this game worth watching.

These rankings are based on long-term NBA potential, not college impact.

No. 10: Lagarde Vick (Kansas. Power forward. San Francisco )

NBA draft plan: Second round/undrafted, 2018/2019.

'Glue Boy' Raghad Vick, who scored 21 goals in three games in the ACAA tournament and scored 13 points in each game. If Vick wants to make a career in the NBA, he must practice his jump shot. As a power forward, he does not have many offensive methods. 67.4% of his goals are in the penalty area under the basket. His best weapon is his amazing explosiveness, with 19 alley-oops in 31 games. NBA scouts like his athleticism and versatility but he is definitely not a team leader.

Ninth place: Moritz Wagner (University of Michigan, power forward, German)

NBA draft plan: 2018 second round.

German rookie. His potential has undoubtedly won the attention of the NBA and has also entered the eyes of NBA scouts. He performed well in multiple physical tests in Chicago, but only made 3 of 15 long-range three-pointers. Wagner did not want to exaggerate and emphasized: "I feel that I am not in good condition these two days, and shooting practice cannot be stopped." The team can still ignore his weaknesses, because his valuable abilities are stretching rebounds and offensive means. But he'll have to convince a scouting department that those strengths are enough to make him useful in a niche role.

Eighth place: Udoka Azubuike (Kansas center sophomore Nigerian)

NBA draft plan: 2019 No. 20-50

Udoka Azubuike has improved his body, But he still doesn't fit the mold of a modern NBA big man. That doesn't mean he can't realize his potential and make a huge impact in the paint. This big center is 211cm tall and weighs about 120kg. His shooting percentage at the basket is as high as 77.2%. He has various offensive methods at the basket and is a highly efficient low-post offensive scorer. But his biggest problem is whether he can adapt to the NBA's confrontational nature under the basket. He can't score outside the penalty area, nor can he defend rebounds, and he doesn't have enough skills to be considered a realistic choice. From a physical perspective, he is still worth watching. , as a young boy, Azubu Ike can continue to improve his conditions, footwork and experience.

Seventh place: Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk (Kansas small forward Ukrainian player)

nba draft plan: 2018 second round

The 19-year-old Svi was born in Cherkasy, Ukraine ), was selected for the Ukrainian national team and participated in the 2013 U16 FIBA ​​European Cup, the 2014 U16 FIBA ​​European Cup, and the 2016 U20 FIBA ​​European Cup. His elegant playing style on the court was so impressive that he was dubbed "Ukrainian Kobe" by some fans. Svi's dribbling ability is very threatening, and his shooting shooting rate is also very convincing (46.7% of field goals made). The running ability is excellent, but the ability to organize offense is not strong. The assists average of 0.59 per game really needs to be improved.

Sixth place: Donte DiVincenzo (Villanova shooting guard sixth man)

nba draft plan: 2019 No. 20-50

"Divine Comedy" was created to play the role of the best sixth man at Villanova, nba Teams will look at him the same way. He can microwave players off the bench and pick up the ball quickly to score. Apply pressure on offense. Averaging three points per game and shooting 39.7 percent from the field, he has improved from the perimeter and remains a threat to Alabama's offense (five three-pointers) in 32 games. He will not be selected in the first round of the 2018 draft, but this does not affect the sixth man puzzle that all NBA teams want.He wants to improve his one-on-one shooting drills now that he's 18 this season.

No. 5: Omari Spellman (Villanova small forward freshman)

NBA draft plan: 2019 No. 20-50

Spellman does not yet have enough experience and ability to build for 2018 A solid first-round resume. But this strong NCAA tournament, coupled with another big game against Kansas, should help him earn a spot on scout watch lists over the summer or 2018-19 season. In Villanova's win over West Virginia . He had beautiful results (3-of-4 3-pointers, 18 points, 8 rebounds). Spellman is not an exciting player, but his strength, length and speed are unique. Spellman will return for the remaining four games. More scouts focused on his health than his talent. In some cases, it is necessary to check the correct direction, but not all.

Fourth place: Malik Newman (Kansas shooting guard sophomore)

NBA draft plan: 2018 second round or 2019 first round

Compared with Malik Newman, in the draft game, there is no final Four players will get more playing opportunities. His resurgence was the biggest talking point this past week with his 32-point outburst against Duke. It was his second 30-point game this month (Oklahoma, March 8) and he's averaging 22.7 points in seven games since his first. Does it make sense this late, or is it just a blip? If he can make it in the final four games, it should look more convincing. His body and decision-making have improved greatly throughout the season, and Newman is shooting 51.6 percent from 2-point range (up from 40.7 percent two years ago) and 41.5 percent from 3-point range. Newman didn't get enough love in the '16 draft. Today, he appears in front of us as a more mature and sharp player. A game against Villanova will ultimately determine whether Newman should strike while the iron is hot and declare or return to Kansas as the lead cornerback for the 2018-19 season.

Third place: Devonte Graham Devonte' Graham (Casas point guard)

NBA draft plan: No. 25-45 in the first round of 2018

In this year's game, Devonte' Graham Led Casas to the first seed, which also allowed the team to gain national recognition and the attention of the NBA. In the NCAA tournament, he didn't perform as well as he shot only 34.0% from the field. Kansas will need Graham to go up against Villanova's Jalen Brunson, who has turned into a versatile scorer and playmaker due to a lack of length, height and athleticism. Good weapons, spurred on by technological breakthroughs. Averaging 7.3 assists, he has become the nation's top college scorer in passing and dribbling. In his third season at Kansas, he shot at least 45.5 percent from the field. And the 23-year-old point guard can still perform well on the big stage before the draft begins. He will have the opportunity to convince the NBA team that he can connect the team to go further on the NBA court.

Second place: Jalen Brunson (Villanova point guard)

Draft plan: 2018 first round No. 20-40

Even without the explosiveness and speed of the traditional NBA. Jalen Brunson's credibility continues to rise as well, as he performs well on the court, is efficient offensively, and produces good results. Brunson averaged 19.2 points, 4.6 assists and 3.1 rebounds per game, shooting 52% from the field and 41% from the three-point range. . He'll have a chance to step up in four more games and convince a team to forego the eye test in his 20s and value his basketball IQ, skill level, elite college success and genetics.

No. 1: Mikal Bridges Mikal Bridges (Villanova small forward shooting guard)

Draft plan: 2018 first-round top ten

Mikal Bridges (Mikal Bridges) is this year's pick The breakout season continued into the final four games, and he was able to secure his spot in the top 10. In the 2017-18 season, Mikal Bridges averaged 17.3 points, 5.8 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 1.5 blocks, and 2.0 steals per game. He was very comprehensive, and his statistics and on-field role were a qualitative leap compared to last year. His field goal percentage is 43.6% and his inside shooting percentage is 58.8%. This year, Bridges's skills and professional basic movements have improved significantly. He is a talented, well-coached shooting guard. I'm looking forward to his continued performance in the future.