Here's who's staying in the NBA Draft and who's returning to school next season.

Boozer to the defending champs? Cavs hitting eject on the Donovan Mitchell era? Jaylen Brown to the West? Let's get weird. The 2026 NBA Draft class is loaded with generational talent, but blockbuster trades face new hurdles due to the CBA and lottery changes.

With just four weeks remaining before the June 23 first round of the NBA draft, beauty remains in the eye of the beholder, including the Miami Heat.

If the Utah Jazz had the #1 pick in this year’s draft I believe that Dybantsa would be the clear target for us. That being said, by every indication, the #1 selection for the Washington Wizards has not been set in stone and there is an opportunity that we could get our guy at #2 after all.

Texas Tech sophomore Christian Anderson Jr. is reportedly remaining in the 2026 NBA draft and forgoing his remaining college eligibility.

The NBA's two best teams are also members of a group of franchises that control much of the next eight drafts.

Texas Tech guard Christian Anderson, a projected top-20 NBA pick, is keeping his name in the draft, per his agent, Aaron Mintz of CAA Basketball. The 6-3 Anderson averaged 18.5 points, 7.4 assists while shooting 41.