AJ Dybantsa’s dominant freshman season at BYU, where he led the nation in scoring while showcasing elite wing athleticism, has driven trader consensus toward his 77.5% implied probability as the 2026 NBA Draft’s top selection. His April declaration and strong NBA Combine testing further reinforced this positioning ahead of Darryn Peterson, whose earlier favoritism faded amid questions about consistency during a Kansas campaign that now sits at 18.5%. Cameron Boozer and lower-tier prospects like Caleb Wilson remain distant options at 4% and below, reflecting the market’s view of Dybantsa’s clearer path based on recent college production and pre-draft evaluations.