AJ Dybantsa, a 19-year-old forward, shocked everyone by declaring for the 2026 NBA draft. Despite leading BYU in scoring and rebounds as a freshman, he was expected to return. However, his impressive stats and awards, including first-team All-American and Julius Erving Award, secured his spot in the draft. Mock drafts have him as the number one pick, with teams like Washington, Brooklyn, Utah, and Indiana in the running.

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Arizona Wildcats fate hangs in the balance as three key players—Koa Peat, Brayden Burries, and Motiejus Krivas—approach the NBA draft deadline. Peat, a late lottery pick, may stay for the lucrative NIL deals. Burries, a top-ten prospect, could leave for the pros. Krivas, projected late first or early second round, is likely to return, leaving the Wildcats roster in flux.

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