Portsmouth Partnership guard Peter Suder (Miami (OH) elevates for a jumper from three point range during an impressive performance at day two of PIT Day two of the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament shifted the evaluation from flashes to substance, as prospects were forced to build on first impressions and show consistency in NBA-style roles. The physicality picked up, decision-making tightened, and the separation between “productive college player” and “pro prospect” became
The opening day of the Portsmouth Invitational Tournament once again delivered a strong glimpse into the next tier of pro prospects, where college standouts compete under an NBA microscope with everything on the line. Day one featured a blend of high-motor bigs, poised lead guards, and versatile wings, all looking to separate themselves through effort, feel, and translatable skills. While some prospects flashed immediate impact with their physical tools and production, others
Ahead of the start of the 2026 NCAA Tournament and NIT, it’s time to roll out the NBA Draft Board 3.0 , our latest look at the prospects shaping the 2026 class. While the conversation around the No. 1 overall pick remains as cloudy as ever, the race at the top has tightened, leading to another reshuffling among the class’s Big Three. What once felt like a clear hierarchy has evolved into a fluid battle of upside, production and team fit as scouts prepare for the most importan