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Chinese center Hansen Yang is a well-known name among ardent NBA Draft followers, and doubts remain about whether or not his dominance in the Chinese Basketball Association will translate to the NBA.

The No. 1 pick is supposed to be Cooper Flagg. But one of Rutgers' two freshman superstars is making it interesting. See the odds.

The Pelicans have some major decisions ahead, but none more important than what they do with their first-round pick, which could be their first top-five selection since taking Zion Williamson with the No. 1 pick in the 2019 NBA Draft.

Please reach out to us if you notice any mistakes.) This year's NBA Draft class is brimming with intrigue, and guard Jase Richardson could be the unexpected twist. While most eyes are fixated on top prospects like Duke's Cooper Flagg and Rutgers' Dylan Harper,

Yahoo Sports senior NBA analyst Kevin O’Connor is joined by Bryce Simon to discuss why the Michigan State guard could be a great fit for multiple NBA teams. Hear the full conversation on “The Kevin O’Connor Show” and subscribe on Apple Podcasts,

NBA Draft is still three months away and prospects are still making their case to be drafted in the lottery, and we don't know where teams will be pick

In the final quarter of the NBA regular season, the discourse around the Philadelphia 76ers is not what anyone would have expected in October. Following a strong offseason that saw them land Paul George,

Cooper Flagg is the clear-cut No. 1 pick and locked in a tight contest with Auburn’s Johni Broome for player of the year. Plus, other names to know.

Tommy Lloyd has recruited and coached numerous NBA players over his 25-year coaching career. From current NBA stars Domantas Sabonis and Rui Hachimura — who Llo

It's understandable that Duke star Cooper Flagg has been caught up in the atmosphere around this year's Blue Devils. He came in with just about as much hype as any incoming NCAA freshman in recent memory and in a rare twist, probably exceeded that hype.

Fox Sports' John Fanta released his NBA Mock Draft 2.0 with Cooper Flagg at No. 1 and a jaw-dropping 20 freshmen in the first round.