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Draft Digest: Two-Round 2023 NBA Mock Draft Early in Conference Play

Just a couple of weeks into conference play at the college level, the Draft Digest team releases its next mock draft of the cycle.

We're around the halfway point in the college season, which means we've already gotten great insight on that crop of talent. While the 2023 NBA Draft is expected to produce top talent outside of the college game, we're starting to get a good sample size across the board to make assumptions.

Leveraging Tankathon to generate our draft order, we take a look at fit and projections for next summer's event in the next iteration of Draft Digest's 2023 NBA Mock Draft.

Victor Wembanyama, Metropolitans 92, 2023 NBA Draft
Scoot Henderson, 2023 NBA Draft, G League Ignite
Amen Thompson, Overtime Elite
Brandon Miller, Alabama Crimson Tide
Cam Whitmore, Villanova Wildcats
Ausar Thompson, Overtime Elite
GG Jackson, South Carolina
Jarace Walker, Houston Cougars
Nick Smith Jr., Arkansas
Anthony Black, Arkansas, 2023 NBA Draft
Jett Howard, Michigan Wolverines
Dereck Lively, Duke Blue Devils
Keyonte George, Baylor Bears
Maxwell Lewis, Pepperdine
Grady Dick, Kansas
Cason Wallace, Kentucky Wildcats
Dariq Whitehead, Duke, 2023 NBA Draft
Taylor Hendricks
Kyle Filipowski, Duke
Brice Sensabaugh, Ohio State Buckeyes
Baba Miller, Florida St., NBA Draft
Rayan Rupert, NBL, New Zealand Breakers, 2023 NBA Draft
Kel'el Ware, Oregon Ducks
Dillon Mitchell, Texas
Terquavion Smith, NC State, 2023 NBA Draft
Leonard Miller, 2023 NBA Draft, G League Ignite
Nikola Djurisic, 2023 NBA Draft
Noah Clowney, Alabama Crimson Tide
Emoni Bates, Eastern Michigan Eagles
Jordan Hawkins, 2023 NBA Draft, UConn

31. Indiana Pacers (via HOU): Kris Murray (Iowa)

32. Philadelphia 76ers (via CHA): Terrence Shannon Jr. (Illinois)

33. Detroit Pistons: Ricky Council IV (Arkansas)

34. San Antonio Spurs: Colby Jones (Xavier)

35. Orlando Magic: Julian Phillips (Tennessee)

36. Oklahoma City Thunder (via WAS): Jordan Walsh (Arkansas)

37. Los Angeles Lakers: Chris Livingston (Kentucky)

38. Los Angeles Lakers (via CHI): Jalen Wilson (Kansas)

39. Toronto Raptors: Arthur Kaluma (Creighton)

40. Phoenix Suns: Julian Strawther (Gonzaga)

41. Denver Nuggets (via OKC): Sidy Cissoko (G League)

42. Boston Celtics (via POR): Marcus Sasser (Houston)

43. Atlanta Hawks: DaRon Holmes II (Dayton)

44. Memphis Grizzlies (via MIN): Adem Bona (UCLA)

45. Charlotte Hornets (via UTA): Judah Mintz (Syracuse)

46. Cleveland Cavaliers (via GSW): Amari Bailey (UCLA)

47. LA Clippers: Tyrese Proctor (Duke)

48. Denver Nuggets (via MIA): Jaylen Clark (UCLA)

49. Minnesota Timberwolves (via NYK): JJ Starling (Notre Dame)

50. Sacramento Kings: Trayce Jackson-Davis (Indiana)

51. Boston Celtics (via DAL): Harrison Ingram (Stanford)

52. Sacramento Kings (via IND): Terrance Arceneaux (Houston)

53. Atlanta Hawks (via NOP): James Nnaji (Spain)

54. Milwaukee Bucks (via CLE): Zach Edey (Purdue)

55. Milwaukee Bucks: Trevon Brazile (Arkansas)

56. Memphis Grizzlies: Reece Beckman (Virginia)

57. Brooklyn Nets: Isaiah Wong (Miami)

58. Boston Celtics: Matthew Cleveland (Florida State)

Note: There are only 58 picks in the 2023 NBA Draft with the Sixers and Bulls forfeiting their second-rounders.


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