2024 NBA Big Board(s) 4.0 The February Version:

Figured it’s been a month so it would be a good idea to drop the February addition for this.
Zeroing in on some prospects here, and being pretty far in the season now, the rankings might be tightening up finally. Everyone has their different takes, would love to see what other boards on here look like… even if it’s just a lottery big board or something… Anyways, this is where I’m at as of now. The age next to the prospect is an approximate draft day age.
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Zaccharie Risacher – SG/F – France – 19.2
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Alexandre Sarr – PF/C – France – 19.2
Matas Buzelis – F – Gleague – 19.7
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Ron Holland – F – GLeague – 19.0
Stephon Castle – G – UConn – 19.7
4
Nikola Topic – G – Serbia – 18.9
Cody Williams – SG/SF – Colorado – 19.6
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Tidjane Salaun – F – France – 18.8
Hansen Yang – C – China – 19.0
Robert Dillingham – PG – Kentucky – 19.5
Tyler Smith – PF/C – GLeague – 19.6
Reed Sheppard – G – Kentucky – 20.0
Kel’el Ware – C – Indiana – 20.1
Donovan Clingan – C – UConn – 20.3
Kyshawn George – SG/SF – Miami(FL) – 20.6
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Johnny Furphy – F – Kansas – 19.5
Isaiah Collier – G – USC – 19.7
Malique Lewis – F – GLeague – 19.7
Kwame Evans, Jr. – F – Oregon – 19.8
Kanaan Carlyle – G – Stanford – 19.9
Juan Nunez – PG – Spain – 20.0
Aaron Bradshaw – C – Kentucky – 20.1
Jared McCain – G – Duke – 20.4
Jaylon Tyson – SG/SF – Cal – 21.6
DaRon Holmes – PF/C – Dayton – 21.8
Dillon Jones – SF – Weber State – 22.6
Dalton Knecht – SG/SF – Tennessee – 23.2
Kevin McCullar, Jr. – SG/SF – Kansas – 23.2
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Pacome Dadiet – SG/SF – Germany – 18.1
Bub Carrington – G – Pitt – 18.9
Izan Almansa – PF/C – GLeague – 19.0
DJ Wagner – G – Kentucky – 19.1
Trentyn Flowers – G/F – Australia – 19.3
AJ Johnson – G – Australia – 19.6
Yves Missi – C – Baylor – 19.6
Ja’Kobe Walter – G – Baylor – 19.8
Melvin Ajinca – SG/F – France – 19.9
Thierry Darlan – G/SF – GLeague – 20.4
Justin Edwards – SG/SF – Kentucky – 20.5
Kyle Filipowski – C – Duke – 20.6
Zvonimir Ivisic – C – Kentucky – 20.7
Zach Edey – C – Purdue – 21.1
Wooga Poplar – SG – Miami(FL) – 21.4
Tyler Kolek – G – Marquette – 21.4
KJ Simpson – G – Colorado – 21.8
Oso Ighodaro – F/C – Marquette – 21.9
Ajay Mitchell – G – UC Santa Barbara – 21.9
Nique Clifford – SG – Colorado State – 22.4
Myles Rice – G – Washington State –
Saint Thomas – SG/SF – Northern Colorado –
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Ulrich Chomche – C – Cameroon – 18.4
Cam Christie – SG/SF – Minnesota – 18.9
JT Toppin – PF/C – New Mexico – 19.0
VaSean Allette – G – Old Dominion – 19.2
Makenzie Mgbako – PF/C – Indiana – 19.6
Ugonna Onyenso – PF/C – Kentucky – 19.7
Tyrese Proctor – PG – Duke – 20.2
PJ Haggerty – G – Tulsa – 20.2
Baba Miller – F – Florida State – 20.3
Adama Bal – G/SF – Santa Clara – 20.6
Dillon Mitchell – F – Texas – 20.7
Aidan Mahaney – G – St. Mary’s – 20.8
Cedric Coward – SG/SF – Eastern Washington – 20.8
Judah Mintz – G – Syracuse – 20.9
Trey Alexander – G – Creighton – 21.1
Hunter Sallis – G – Wake Forest – 21.2
Bobi Klintman – F – Australia – 21.2
Ryan Dunn – SG/F – Virginia – 21.4
Trevon Brazile – C – Arkansas – 21.5
Johni Broome – PF/C – Auburn – 21.9
Ariel Hukporti – C – Germany – 22.2
Devin Carter – G – Providence – 22.3
PJ Hall – PF/C – Clemson – 22.3
David Jones – SG/SF – Memphis – 22.7
Darlinstone Dubar – SG/F – Hofstra – 22.8
Tristan Da Silva – F – Colorado – 23.1
Tristen Newton – G – UConn 23.2
Keion Brooks, Jr. – SG/SF – Washington – 23.8
Milan Momcilovic – F – Iowa State – 24.1
Jaedon LeDee – PF/C- Sand Diego State – 24.1
Cam Spencer – G – UConn – 24.2
Branden Carlson – PF/C – Utah – 25.0
Darren Buchanan, Jr. – F – George Washington
Achor Achor – F – Samford –
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Mohamed Diawara – PF – France – 19.1
Caleb Foster – G – Duke – 19.9
Coen Carr – SG/F – Michigan State – 19.9
Aaron Scott – SG/SF – North Texas – 20.1
Brandon Garrison – C – Oklahoma State – 20.2
Keyshawn Hall – F – George Mason – 21.2
Malik Reneau – F – Indiana – 21.2
Baye Ndongo – PF – Georgia Tech – 21.4
Sion James – SG/F – Tulane – 21.5
Great Osobor – PF/C Utah State – 21.5
Jaxson Robinson – SG/SF – BYU – 21.5
Alex Karaban – PF – UConn – 21.6
Harrison Ingram – F – UNC – 21.6
Matthew Cleveland – F – Miami(FL) – 21.8
Grant Nelson – PF/C – Alabama – 22.3
Ryan Kalkbrenner – C – Creighton – 22.4
Kam Jones – G – Marquette – 22.5
RJ Davis – G – UNC – 22.7
Jonathan Mogbo – PF/C – San Francisco – 22.7
Reece Beekman – G – Virginia – 22.8
Johnell Davis – G – Florida Atlantic – 23.1
Dylan Disu – F – Texas – 23.6
Emanuel Miller – F – TCU – 24.0
Tyon Grant-Foster – SG/SF – Grand Canyon – 24.3
Joel Soriano – C – St. John’s – 24.4
David Parker, Jr. – SG/SF – NC State
Garrett Johnson – SF – George Washington
Michael Ajayi – G – Pepperdine
Xzayvier Brown – G – St. Joseph’s
Terrence Edwards, Jr. – SG/SF – James Madison
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Kylan Boswell – G – Arizona – 19.1
Tyler Harris – SG/SF – Portland – 19.3
Bronny James – SG/SF – USC – 19.7
Alex Toohey – SG/SF – Australia – 19.8
Andrej Jelavic – PF/C – Croatia – 19.9
Rasheer Fleming – PF/C – St. Joseph’s – 19.9
Frankie Fidler – SG/SF – Omaha – 20.1
Nikola Djurisic – G/SF – Serbia – 20.4
Maliq Brown – F – Syracuse – 20.6
Lefteris Mantzoukas – PF – Greece – 20.9
Adou Thiero – F – Kentucky – 20.9
Adem Bona – C – UCLA – 21.2
Tucker DeVries – SG/SF – Drake – 21.5
Jamir Watkins – SG/SF – Florida State – 22.1
Aaron Estrada – G – Alabama – 22.3
Coleman Hawkins – PF/C – Illinois – 22.6
Anton Watson – PF – Gonzaga – 22.7
Norchad Omier – PF – Miami(FL) – 22.8
Tramon Mark – SG/SF – Arkansas – 22.9
Pelle Larsson – SG/SF – Arizona – 23.4
Eric Dixon – PF – Villanova – 23.4
Clarence Daniels – SG/SF – New Hampshire – 23.5
Tre Mitchell – PF/C – Kentucky – 23.6
Antonio Reeves – SG/SF – Kentucky – 23.6
Josh Oduro – PF/C – Providence – 23.7
Baylor Scheierman – G/SF – Creighton – 23.8
Alijah Martin – SG – Florida Atlantic – 24.1
Gabe McGlothan – F – Grand Canyon – 25.3
Otega Oweh – SG/SF – Oklahoma
Ian Schieffelin – F – Clemson
Trazarien White – SG/SF – UNC Wilmington

Anyways, thought I’d also do another exercise on this thread… if anyone else is up for it, the more the better – so please feel free to join in… The exercise is choose one team – could be your favorite or even as many teams as you want to represent, but basically choose a team and do a big board for just that individual team. It will show how depending on what team you are your big board will be different than the next…

Anyways, would love to see any mocks/big boards, so I encourage to see where everyone’s at…