With the early-entrant deadline having passed for the 2016 NBA draft, scouts and executives will have their hands full over the next two months.
Now that players are allowed to return to school up to 10 days after the NBA Draft Combine in May, we've seen an abundance of prospects put their names in to test the waters.
The most notable underclassmen who will return include Indiana's Thomas Bryant, Duke's Grayson Allen, California's Ivan Rabb, Arizona's Allonzo Trier, Syracuse's Tyler Lydon and Florida State's Dwayne Bacon.
Among first-round-caliber prospects who've declared, I expect Syracuse's Malachi Richardson, North Carolina's Justin Jackson and Wisconsin's Nigel Hayes to head back to school before the June 23 draft.
The draft order is based on current NBA standings and accounts for all previous trades. Players are projected based on their college/international production, proven skill sets, future potential and how they might fit with specific teams.
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