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The No. 1 and No. 2 spots in the upcoming NBA Draft are locks with 7-foot-4 French center Victor Wembanyama solidifying himself as the first pick and G League Ignite guard Scoot Henderson as the next best available prospect, regardless of position or team need, in this draft class. Halfway through conference play in college basketball, a few players are rising up draft boards and are must-stop destinations for NBA scouts. Pepperdine's Maxwell Lewis is trending up after a strong start to the season and utilizing his size at 6-7 and quick, consistent jumper. Freshman Noah Clowney has been a key factor in Alabama's success, particularly in the paint. Central Florida's Taylor Hendricks' versatility on offense and defense make him an intriguing first-round prospect who a lot of teams are prioritizing to see in person this season.