Tre Johnson, Jeremiah reports reportedly touching “enthusiasm in NBA circles” for the draft

According to reports, two guards from the seconds make the NBA draft boards up for some in the league.

According to Jonathan Givony from ESPN, there is “quite a lot of enthusiasm in NBA circles” for Texas' fears Tre Johnson and Oklahoma in Jeremiah.

Givony noted that both players could be in third place in the mixture in the mixture, behind Cooper Flag and Dylan Harper.

Fears and Johnson came out of the board with two picks in the youngest mock of the Jonathan Wasserman from B/R. The fears are to be selected to No. 5, followed by Johnson.

Boiling in the top three of this year's class seems to be a difficult task. Flagg was basically anchored as No. 1 view since he was undergoing two years ago to calculate the draft of 2025.

Harper and VJ Edgecompbe are the likely favorites that are selected two and three. The fears that Johnson continued to promote would be a little surprise just because the latter showed better shooting ability last season.

Johnson made 39.7 percent of his three -point at 6.8 attempts per game. Fears show only 28.4 percent behind the bow at 3.9 tries per competition.

Wassman noticed that NBA scouts are much less concerned about the long-term prospects of fears, because “dangerous/translable can be gripped, speed and the completion of craftsmanship” are.

Due to his shooting ability, Wassman describes Johnson as a “safe” perspective as a “safe” view, but perhaps rather a lower blanket because he does not really attack the edge.

Many where these players are selected could be attributed to the lottery results. Fears are more of a playmaker than a real point guard, who could be useful for teams such as the wizards or Brooklyn networks that need someone who can carry out the crime.

Things will be in focus after the top 14 picks in the draft after the lottery on May 12th.