Two Wildcats projected to go in lottery of 2021 NBA Draft
7. BJ Boston
Behind him is Clarke - the No. 7 overall prospect in the 247Sports Composite Rankings - at No. 14 overall.A pure scoring guard/wing, BJ Boston should serve as Kentucky's top option with his ability to create and make shots from all over the floor.
His 6'7" size and skill level make for a tough combination offensively. Loaded with pull-ups, step-backs and NBA shooting range, Boston is highly advanced with the confidence to carry a lineup and take over games.
He should be fully prepared for the spotlight he'll receive at Kentucky after generating rowdy crowds and rockstar attention playing for Sierra Canyon and alongside teammate Bronny James.
Shooting a high-enough percentage from the floor should ultimately help Boston hold off concerns about his skinny frame, arms and legs.
14. Terrence Clarke
Here is the entire top ten:Clarke stands out physically with 6'7" size as a perimeter scorer, but his skill level pops, as well, particularly on jump shots and slashes. He can get in the habit of settling, but he's capable of both creating and hitting the tough shots that opposing wings won't have answers for on his good days.
- Cade Cunningham (Oklahoma State)
- Jalen Green (G League)
- Jonathan Kuminga (Undecided)
- Evan Mobley (USC)
- Jalen Suggs (Gonzaga)
- Usman Garuba (Real Madrid)
- BJ Boston (Kentucky)
- Jaden Springer (Tennessee)
- Jalen Johnson (Duke)
- Ziaire Williams (Stanford)
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