Dylan Harper was the second overall pick in the NBA Draft to the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday behind only Cooper Flagg, who was selected with the first pick by the Dallas Mavericks. The former Rutgers Scarlet Knight's future was all but certain before the night started,

ESPN’s latest NBA mock draft projects former OU basketball star Jeremiah Fears to be selected fifth overall by the Utah Jazz.

Still, by virtue of playing big in big games was enough to get Wolf on the NBA's radar. He left Ann Arbor with a year of eligibility on the table, and it ended up paying off. Wolf was selected on Wednesday by the Brooklyn Nets with the 27th overall pick in the first round of the 2025 NBA draft.

It sounds like some NBA front offices are happy to see Joe Dumars back in the league as the New Orleans Pelicans' executive vice president of basketball operations.

That’s never more true than on draft night. With five minutes between picks and, often, not a whole lot to do in between them, it can be torture for executives who are fixated on a particular player.