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#2 Jarrett Culver
In his sophomore year, Culver emerged into a weapon that could excel in the NBA right off the bat. He was the Big 12 Player of the Year in 2019, and exhibited impressive defensive abilities to go hand-in-hand with his hyped offensive prowess. Culver ranked 6th in the country in raw defensive rating (86.7).
The 6-foot-7 swingman was only one of seven players to attempt over 150 three-pointers. He has shown time and again that he can score as well as act as a facilitator when the situation demands.
Culver shot 45% from three-point territory during his freshman year when his offensive burden was lesser compared to now. He is currently projected to be a top 10 overall pick, as the second best shooting guard of his class.
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