FORWARD JUJU WATKINS | 6'2 | USC
RATING: 88
CEILING: 99
Juju is next in line as a future legend in the game. She's strong enough to play power forward, but agile enough to play guard. She has an excellent 3-point shot or she can bully her way to the rim any time she wants to. She can also fineese her way in there. As a sophomore, she's already the best player in college. She could enter the league right now and still dominate a lot of these grown women in the league. She has the ball on a string and a full bag of moves. Scoring and leadership comes easy. She has a cool, calm demeanor, but she plays with a fire. The sky is the ceiling.
dsIt looks like the Connecticut Sun are tanking, possibly to get in better position for Juju. The WNBA Draft order is based on record for the last 2 seasons. The Sun has the worst record so far and it doesn't look like it's going to get any better in the near future. They owe their 2026 1st round pick to the Chicago Sky. The following year though, is the year that the Sun are expected to be at the bottom. That's the 2027 Draft the Juju will be eligible for, and the WNBA needs her. She is a true rival for Caitlin Clark, a legitimate rival.
POINT GUARD HANNAH HIDALGO | 5'6 | NOTRE DAME
RATING: 84
CEILING: 99
Exceptional athlete, faster and quicker than everyone else. Dare I call her the next Iverson of the WNBA, except with a better 3-point shot. She's an exceptional 3-point shooter. She has the handles, speed, and quickness to get to anywhere on the court that she pleases. Able to toy with defenders.
Unless Toronto somehow has a great first year, my guess is that they'll have a top 2 pick during this draft. It's a great scenario for Hidalgo as she'll also have the keys to the car and an offense built around her. She's a worthy franchise player and would go #1 in most drafts.
FORWARD KHAMIL PIERRE | 6'2 | VANDERBILT
RATING: 83
CEILING: 99
Good size, stays active around the rim. Great finisher inside. Good footwork and burst, runs the floor well. Smart player, usually in the right spot. Averaging 20 and 10 as a sophomore.
Golden State is an anomaly, so don't be surprised if both Portland and Toronto have a rough first season.
Forward Madison Booker | 6'2 | Texas
RATING: 82
CEILING: 95
GUARD/FORWARD S'MYA NICHOLS | 6'0 | KANSAS
RATING: 81
CEILING: 94
Reminds me a lot of Allisha Gray for the Atlanta Dream. Solid base, good scorer, smart player. Skilled and polished.
GUARD MILAYSIA FULWILEY | 5'10 | SOUTH CAROLINA
RATING: 81
CEILING: 97
Quick, silky-smooth, fast, and agile player. Excellent ball-handler, able to get anywhere on the court that she pleases. Similar to the way Ja Morant does in the NBA. Fluid playmaker that can get to either side of the rim and finish with either hand off of the glass. Creative passer that can make any pass on the court.
GUARD MIKAYLAH WILLIAMS | 6'0 | LSU
RATING: 81
CEILING: 94
Excellent shooter that doesn't force things, lets the game come to her. Always ready and confident to shoot the ball. A natural shooter of the ball. Has played on good teams, so all of her points come within a structured system. She can fit into any system with her shooting touch dynamic.
FORWARD/CENTER AUDI CROOKS | 6'3 | IOWA STATE
RATING: 80
CEILING: 93
Audi is obviously an excellent scorer. She knows how to put the ball in the basket. If she can slim down a little bit over the next few years, it will help with her long-term health and longevity in the WNBA.
GUARD TALIAH SCOTT | 5'9 | AUBURN
RATING: 78
CEILING: 93
Excellent scorer, that's pretty easy to see. Not a great 3-point shooter yet, but she should be by the time she's a senior. Great at fooling defenders and getting around them for medium range to close shots. Has an array of moves to elude defenders, knows how to get to the basket.
GUARD TESSA JOHNSON | 6'0
SOUTH CAROLINA
RATING: 78
CEILING: 89
Sniper from the outside, perfect form on her shot. Always confident and ready to shoot. Able to play within the system, she's definitely a 2 guard. Smart player that has had the best coaching and resources in college. Mature player that has already played and starred in big games. When she's off of the ball on the 3-point line, her defender absolutely cannot go over to play help-defense at any time. You can't leave this girl open, she'll make you pay.
GUARD TALAYSIA COOPER | 6'0 | TENNESSEE
RATING: 77
CEILING: 90
Great handles and feel for the game. A nice playmaker and scorer off of the triple threat. Strong handles, can go left whenever she wants to. Nice athlete, good use of hesitation and sudden burst. Is a good combo guard to have in the line-up.
Guard Kymora Johnson | 5'7 | Virginia
Forward Ayanna Patterson | 6'2 | UCONN
Out for the entire 2024-25 season with a shoulder injury. She's here based on potential.
Forward Nunu Agara | 6'2 | Stanford
CENTER CLARA STRACK | 6'5 | KENTUCKY
Excellent size at 6'5, moves well for her size. Impacts the game on both sides of the ball. Can score with her back to the basket, has good footwork inside. Also has touch on her jumper. On defense, she's able to protect the paint. Her long reach and anticipation helps her rack up the blocks.
Guard Sayvia Sellers | 5'7 | Washington
Center Gracie Merkle | 6'6 | Penn State
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Guard/Forward Grace Slaughter | 6'2 | Missouri
Guard Zoey Brooks | 5'10 | NC State
To all of the top prospects out there with fat NIL deals. Hook a brother up, send a little something this way. It will go a long way in contributing to future content. I put a lot of time into studying everyone's game, and my eyes are trustworthy. I'd like to build a gym one day to work with the youth and provide them a stage to display their talent and work on their game.
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