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Marvin Bagley III was the consensus number one prospect in the 2018 class and projected as the following draft’s top pick.  Bagley reclassifying opens the door for Canadian R.J. Barrett to move into both of those spots.  Bagley, a 6-foot-11 power forward from Arizona, committed to Duke University to play in the 2017-18 season.  
Experts say Bagley is definitely a "1 and done" player. Some say he will be the number one NBA draft pick in 2018.  Michael Porter Jr., who will play at Missouri, and DeAndre Ayton, who’s set to enroll at Arizona are in contention as well.  Exposure through camps, showcases, and their club teams have positioned these top tier athletes to beat the odds of playing college and professional basketball.


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