Wasserman has some updates (I'll say this though: a lot of this shyt is sketchy because as someone who listens to his Podcast regularly, this sounds more like his opinion rather than stuff executives told him.
NBA Draft Buzz: If Top Pick Isn't Traded, Sources Expect LaMelo Ball to Go First
This was the dead giveaway regarding his rumors
Onyeka Okongwu over James Wiseman?
Wiseman started the season as a No. 1 overall candidate, while Okongwu was mostly off NBA rankings as a 6'9", non-shooting center. But Bleacher Report has talked with multiple scouts who've moved Okongwu over Wiseman.
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made the move in November. But what matters most are the teams picking No. 2-10.
At this stage, Wiseman's case is mostly built around measurements, considering he played just three games at Memphis and did most of his damage as a finisher and shot-blocker. But Okongwu averaged 16.2 points and 2.7 blocks for the season, wowing with athletic plays, 94th-percentile post scoring, touch (15-of-35 half-court jumpers, 72.0 percent free-throws) and defensive activity/versatility.
As enticing as 7'1" size and 7'6" length sound, being big doesn't generate the same love and reaction as it once did.
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reported earlier there is a belief that Wiseman could fall in the No. 5-9 range.
He's been saying he doesn't think Wiseman should go any higher than 10 because he's no higher than 10 on his personal big board. He's been higher on Okongwu than Wiseman all season, but I don't think that's coming from other scouts necessarily. I think Golden State would take Toppin before Okongwu.