AJ Dybantsa’s combination of 6-9 size, elite athleticism, three-level scoring, and standout freshman production at BYU—where he led the NCAA in scoring—has solidified trader consensus around his 77% implied probability as the top selection. Darryn Peterson sits at 14.5% amid questions from a freshman campaign at Kansas that included missed games and cramping concerns, despite his dynamic guard skills and high-school pedigree. Cameron Boozer trails at 7.1% as the next tier option from Duke, with the remaining prospects registering minimal market interest due to lower scouting rankings and less buzz during the pre-draft process. Recent interviews and evaluations at the combine have reinforced Dybantsa’s edge in physical tools and consistency, while highlighting Peterson’s need to address availability perceptions.