With the NBA trade deadline behind us, Jonathan Givony and Jeremy Woo project landing spots for NBA prospects in Rounds 1 and 2.

Cooper Flagg has so far lived up to his potential during his freshman season at Duke, having quickly emerged as one of, if not the most dominating player in college basketball. Flagg's success hasn't gone unnoticed by NBA scouts,

Grizzlies 119 (36-17), Suns 112 (26-27): The story of the game was KD reaching 30K on the scoring charts, but the Grizzlies won their 11th game in their last 13 contests. Morant’s 26 points helped propel the Grizzlies 1 1/2 games ahead of Denver for the No. 2 seed.

According to ESPN’s latest NBA mock draft, released Wednesday, he’s at least in the mix to be a high draft pick in June. Wolf is projected to be taken No. 16 overall by ESPN.

As mentioned earlier, however, losing the most matchups is not an easy feat in the National Basketball Association, and as Utah's peers tighten the gap, the Jazz are looking over their right and left shoulders, muttering in sync with Doctor Otto Octavian, "looks like we've got competition."

The No. 1 pick is supposed to be Cooper Flagg. But could one of Rutgers' two freshman superstars possibly make it interesting? See the early odds.