On Tuesday, ESPN draft analyst Jonathan Givony posted a video on X showing South Carolina forward Collin Murray-Boyles taking part in a spot-3 shooting drill at the 2025 NBA Draft Combine in Chicago.The combine runs from May 11-18, with the draft scheduled for June 25-26 in Brooklyn. Murray-Boyles is one of 106 early-entry candidates.A top-10 selection would make Murray-Boyles the eighth South Carolina player taken in the first round and the first since Renaldo Balkman, who went No. 20 in 2006. Teams will focus on his three-point shooting during workouts.A fan replied to the clip with a sarcastic comment:“Fire up that LinkedIn”“Dang.. Dude is going to be drafted by China,” another wrote.“Start working on your resume buddy,” one commented.“Has got to work on the shooting big time; hisofoot placement is what's taking off the rhythm,” one fan wrote.“As a smaller 4, he needs a 3-point shot, or he's going to have a ceiling of Derrick Jones. Probably still a lottery pick, but maybe towards 20,” another fan commented.“I don’t see that top 10 hype with this one,” another wrote.Murray-Boyles averaged 16.8 points, 8.3 rebounds and 2.4 assists in 2024-25, shooting 58.6% from the field. His national ranks: 130th in scoring, tied for 50th in rebounds, 22nd in field-goal percentage, according to ESPN.Collin Murray-Boyles is projected as a late lottery selectionCollin Murray-Boyles is projected as a late lottery selection following the NBA Draft lottery. South Carolina coach Lamont Paris said he is holding a roster spot open in case Murray-Boyles withdraws from the draft, according to Sports Illustrated.Collin Murray-Boyles (3) during a men’s college basketball game- Source: ImagnESPN’s post-lottery mock draft projects the Toronto Raptors to select Murray-Boyles with the ninth pick. Toronto landed the No. 9 pick after falling in the lottery order. A scouting report cited by ESPN notes Murray-Boyles’ statistical profile and in-game tape appeal to front offices.Murray-Boyles is also projected to the Chicago Bulls in another mock draft, slotted at No. 12. According to the Chicago Sun Times, Bulls executive vice president Artūras Karnišovas said:“Everything is on the table.” The Atlanta Hawks, holding the 13th pick, are another possible destination. The Hawks may see value in Murray-Boyles’ physicality at the power forward spot. However, with ESPN projecting him at No. 9, Atlanta may not get the opportunity to draft him.Also Read: Collin Murray-Boyles drops 1-word reaction to Tessa Johnson's BF Zachary Davis' Memphis commitment