We’re just under a month until the highly-anticipated NCAA Tournament, which year after year features a number of NBA Draft hopefuls looking to raise their stock. The ’25 draft class is already turning out to be a loaded one — largely led by a crop of talented five-star freshman — but there’s still plenty of time to continue gaining ground.

Jeremy Woo has intel on what scouts are saying about 15 freshmen projected to be 2025 first-rounders, a group that averages 19.6 years old.

Duke freshman Cooper Flagg is the consensus No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. Is there any chance he gets surpassed?

Cooper Flagg has yet to make a decision on whether or not he'll stick around in Durham for another year. But Duke's top-ranked freshman shouldn't go No. 1 in the eyes of nine-time All-Star Paul George.

Cooper Flagg has long been talked about as the runaway No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming NBA Draft. And unless he chooses to return to Duke, that should uphold. That said, there’s some people out there who think he’s not a shoe-in as the top pick.

Duke star Cooper Flagg has taken college basketball by storm, proving why he’s the projected No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. However, a recent NBA scout report has exposed a surprising weakness in his game—his ability to create his own shot in late-game situations.