March Madness 2018 Mock Draft Second Round


TrueFan 2018 March Madness 2nd Round Mock Draft


Written By Kyle Crabbe
Follow on Twitter: @KthetruestKnick



As we basketball fans get to watch another wild NCAA basketball tournament it is always fun to project some of those college players that will be playing on the big NCAA National Championship tournament to where they might land after the tournament in the following NBA draft. Here I provide my March Madness 2018 NBA Mock Draft for Round 2







31) Memphis Grizzilies
Select Malik “Shake” Milton
Position: Point Guard
College: SMU
HT: 6-6”(Wingspan 6-11”)
WT: 205 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 5/5


32) Phoenix Suns
Select Grayson Allen
Position: Shooting Guard
College: Duke
HT: 6-4”(Wingspan 6-6”)
WT: 190 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 3/5


33) Dallas Mavericks
Select Rodions Kurucs
Position: SF
College: Latvia
HT: 6'8”(Wingspan 6-11”)
WT: 200 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 4/5


34) Sacramento Kings
Select O'Shae Brissett
Position: SF
College: Syracuse
HT: 6-8”(Wingspan 6-11”)
WT: 210 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 3/5


35) Atlanta Hawks
Select Kostja Mushidi
Position: SG
College: International Belgium 18'
HT: 6-5”(Wingspan 7-0”)
WT: 220 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 4/5


36) Orlando Magic
Select Trevon Duval
Position: PG
College: Duke
HT: 6-3”(Wingspan 6-9”)
WT: 195 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential : 5/5


37) Philadelphia 76ers
Select Keita Bates-Diop
Position: SF/PF
College: Ohio State
HT: 6-7”(Wingspan 7-1”)
WT: 235 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential : 4/5


38) New York Knicks
Select Jarred Vanderbilt
Position: PF/SF
College: Kentucky
HT: 6-8”(Wingspan 7-1”)
WT: 215
TrueFan NBA Potential: 5/5


39) Philadelphia 76ers
Select Khyri Thomas
Position: PG/SG
College: Creighton
HT: 6-3”(Wingspan 6-10”)
WT: 210 Lbs
TrueFan Potential: 5/5


40) Orlando Magic
Select Jacob Evans
Positon: SF/SG
College: Cincinnati
HT: 6-6”( Wingspan 6-9”)
WT: 215 Lbs
TrueFan Potential: 3/5


41) Detroit Pistons
Select Chandler Hutchison
Position: SF
College: Boise State
HT: 6-7”(Wingspan 7-1”)
WT: 195 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential : 4/5


42) Brooklyn Nets
Select Kevin Hervey
Position: PF
College: UT Arlington
HT: 6-8”(Wingspan 7-3”)
WT: 230 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 4/5


43) Brooklyn Nets
Select Matur Maker
Position: PF
College: Australia
HT: 6-10”(Wingspan 7-3”)
WT: 200 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 4/5


44) Houston Rockets
Select Kris Wilkes
Position: SF
College: UCLA
HT: 6-8”(Wingspan 6-11”)
WT: 200 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 4/5


45) Utah Jazz
Select Tyus Battle
Position: SG
College: SG
HT: 6-5”(Wingspan 6-8”)
WT: 205 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 3/5



46) Los Angeles Lakers
Select Allonzo Trier
Position: SG
College: Arizona
HT: 6-5”(Wingspan 6-7”)
WT: 205
TrueFan NBA Potential: 3/5


47) Denver Nuggets
Select Arnoldas Kulboka
Position: SF/PF
College: Lithuania
HT: 6-9”(Wingspan 6-11”)
WT: 205 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 3/5


48) Philadelphia 76ers
Select Moritz Wagner
Position: PF/C
College: Michigan
HT: 6-11”(Wingspan 7-0”)
WT: 235 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 3/5


49) OKC Thunder
Select De'Anthony Melton
Position: SG/PG
College: USC
HT: 6-3”(Wingspan 6-8”)
WT: 195 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 4/5


50) Minnesota Timberwolves
Select Jevon Carter
Position: PG
College: Virginia
HT: 6-2”(Wingspan 6-6”)
WT: 205 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 4/5


51) Washington Wizards
Select Jalen Brunson
Position: PG
College: Villanova
HT: 6-2”(Wingspan 6-3”)
WT: 195 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 5/5


52) Indiana Pacers
Select Tony Carr
Position: PG
College: Penn State
HT: 6-5”(Wingspan 6-7”)
WT: 200 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 3/5


53) San Antonio Spurs
Select Melvin Frazier
Position: SF/SG
College: Tulane
HT: 6-5”(Wingspan 6-9”)
WT: 200 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 4/5


54) New Orleans Pelicans
Select Josh Okogie
Position: SG
College: Georgia Tech
HT: 6-4”(Wingspan 7-0”)
WT: 200 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 3/5


55) Charlotte Hornets
Select Jaylen Adams
Position: PG
College: St. Bonaventure
HT: 6-2”(Wingspan 6-5”)
WT: 185 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 4/5


56) Dallas Mavericks
Select Goga Bitadze
Position: Center
College: International Georgia
HT: 6-10”(Wingspan 7-2”)
WT: 250 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 3/5


57) OKC Thunder
Select Theo Pinson
Position: SG/SF
College: UNC
HT: 6-6”(Wingspan 6-11”)
WT: 220 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 5/5


58) Phoenix Suns
Select Landry Shamet
Position: PG/SG
College: Wichita State
HT: 6-4”(Wingspan 6-5”)
WT: 188 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 3/5


59) Denver Nuggets
Select Trevon Bluiett
Position: SG
College: Xavier
HT: 6-6”(Wingspan 6-9”)
WT: 198 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 3/5


60) Philadelphia 76ers
Select Austin Wiley
Position: PF/C
College: Auburn
HT: 6-10”(Wingspan 7-4”)
WT: 250 Lbs
TrueFan NBA Potential: 3/5




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