AJ Dybantsa’s strong freshman season at BYU, featuring polished scoring, athleticism, and positional size as a 6'9" forward, has driven widespread scout consensus that he is the top prospect heading into the June draft, aligning with the market’s heavy favoritism. Darryn Peterson, the former high school standout now at Kansas, sits second due to his playmaking upside and long-term ceiling but trails in recent evaluations and mock drafts. Cameron Boozer at Duke ranks third on most boards for his versatile frontcourt skill set. The Washington Wizards’ lottery win for the first selection adds clarity without shifting the prospect hierarchy, as pre-draft intel continues to favor Dybantsa’s immediate impact potential over the field.