NBA to retire Celtics legend Bill Russell’s jersey No. 6 leaguewide

A one-and-done star with athleticism and length that makes him a legitimate NBA wing. Might be most ready to contribute among top draft picks.

In one season with the Bulldogs this lanky big man was a two-way standout with scoring touch and shot-blocking ability. Needs to bulk up.

The one-and-done Tigers star is top scorer who has the all-around skills to become a two-way star with improved defense.

A skilled forward with above average athleticism and basketball IQ. Another prototypical wing capable of guarding multiple positions.

An extremely athletic lead guard after two college seasons who has an explosive first step and can create his own shot. Needs to improve on defense.

Considered one of the best catch-and-shoot wings in the draft, he could be a contributor in the more wide-open NBA.

A Canadian with athleticism and two-way skills who can score in a variety of ways. He did not play for the Wildcats last season.

This Australian playmaker has above-average court vision and has shown the ability to become a lockdown defender.

Considered one of the best defenders available, he could fit in well in the NBA’s position-less game. Good rebounder and slasher too.

After two years with the Badgers, he’s shown the ability to score in the lane and from mid-range. Has shown capacity to be elite defender.

A scorer with great length who can make plays, he had an outstanding junior season for the Broncos. Needs to improve defense and rebounding.

One of the youngest players in the draft, he’s a physically gifted big man who can score inside and has the potential to defend inside and out. (His draft rights reportedly traded to Detroit.)

Athletic 3-and-D wing, he played 122 games for the Jayhawks and knocked down 39.7% of his threes last season.

Showed big upside during his sophomore season with his physicality and wingspan around the rim on both ends of the court.

This two-way wing, who turns 19 in August, is considered one of the top scorers in the draft with solid moves and a mid-range game.

Another prototypical wing who is long, athletic and capable of defending on the perimeter. Shot better than 50% in two seasons at LSU.

A two-way player who was a low-volume shooter for the Wildcats, he has plenty of upside with his size and all-around game.

This versatile, wide-bodied forward had a solid junior season after transferring from Indiana State. Can score in a variety of ways. (Draft rights reportedly traded to Memphis.)

Another one-and-done wing who lacks elite athleticism but can score in a variety of ways. Shot 41.6% from deep, taking 2.8 threes per game.

A skilled wing who shot 39% from deep last season, he’s a team player who brings energy on both ends of the court.

Played 29 games as a freshman reserve at UNC before starting 34 for the Tigers. Has a well-rounded offensive game and can defend. (Draft rights reportedly traded to Minnesota.)

At 250 pounds, he plays bigger than his size and had a big junior season averaging 19.1 points while shooting 43.1% from deep. (Draft rights reportedly traded to Memphis.)

An athletic and skilled wing, he spent one season playing JC ball before joining the Ignite. Has all the tools to be a solid two-way player.

This one-and-done scorer could be a combo guard in the NBA, an exceptional athlete with a mid-range game and the ability to score in the lane.

An excellent defender who averaged 13.4 points and 4.4 assists as a junior, when he sank 41% of his three-pointers.

A talented, offensive-minded wing who is a scorer and playmaker. Not an explosive athlete but does move well for his size.

An ankle injury led to him only playing 11 games for his father’s team, but he has plenty of upside and U19 national team experience.

An athletic floor leader who can score and create. Good wingspan helps make him a solid defender and rebounder for his size.

The Bruins reserve wing only averaged 12.9 minutes but has big upside with his athleticism, explosive first step and leaping ability.

Second Round:

A true floor general from Canada who has the size and experience to be a two-way player in the NBA after 131 games at Florida and Gonzaga.

This one-and-done wing is a solid scorer and playmaker, shooting 35.5% from deep while averaging 10.1 points in 34 starts.

After a breakout junior season with the Wildcats, this Cameroon native has the ability to be a rim protector and lob threat in the NBA.

A big man with good all-around skills and basketball IQ who is made for the NBA game. An above-average defender as well.

A lanky and crafty player, he’s a natural scorer who can get into the lane with ease. Only shot 38% from the field in his lone college season.

A combo guard with athleticism who has the ability to score off the dribble, from mid-range and deep. Plays out of control at times.

A one-and-done, hard-nosed floor general who can also score, averaging 13.9 points and 4.7 assists while shooting 38.3% on threes.

A natural scorer with plenty of athleticism and upside. Averaged 16.8 points, shooting 80.3% on free throws but only 27.4% from deep. (Draft rights reportedly traded to Memphis.)

He’s a low-post presence with the ability to score from mid-range. Had an outstanding junior season as a rebounder, defender and shot-blocker.

A one-and-done lead guard who has size and athleticism. He started 26 of 36 games for the Blue Devils, averaging 11.5 points.

This one-and-done, lanky forward from France is a solid two-way player who averaged 9.0 points and 6.8 rebounds for the Wolverines.

Has the skills to be a combo guard in the NBA after two college seasons, when he showed he could score in a variety of ways. A 50/40/90 shooter.

A smooth one-and-done wing with leaping ability who only shot 14.3% from deep (2 of 14). Needs to improve range and defense.

A skilled wing who can score in a variety of ways. Could develop into a prototypical 3-and-D players.

An explosive athlete and two-way standout, he has the ability to score in a variety of ways, just not from deep. Outstanding defender.

The former Trojans star has a solid all-around game that could translate to a stretch 4, but lacks elite athleticism.

The Rhode Island transfer showed 3-and-D potential with the Huskies, averaging 13.6 points while shooting 43.1% from deep last season.

The one-and-done combo guard made only six starts. He’s a big-time athlete with plenty of offensive moves. Lacks shooting depth.

A potential combo forward, this Inglewood native is considered a tweener but is a proficient scorer and rebounder.

A hard-nosed two-way player from France who averaged 13.9 points, 3.9 rebounds and 2.5 assists in Australia’s NBL.

Member of the Boston Celtics' 1966 Championship team Bill Russell is honored at halftime of a game between the Boston Celtics and the Miami Heat at TD Garden on April 13, 2016, in Boston. (Mike Lawrie/Getty Images/TNS)