Harper, the son of former five-time NBA champion Ron Harper, is projected to be a top-five pick in the draft, with his size and ability to score in various ways. He ranked fifth in the Big Ten in scoring, earning a third-team all-conference selection.

Another name to put on your radar in a Cooper Flagg echo chamber of NBA Draft discourse is Dylan Harper. On Monday, Rutgers freshman guard Harper announced that he is declaring for the NBA Draft. Just hours later,

Harper is expected to be the first Rutgers basketball player to be drafted since 2010, when Hamady N’Diaye was selected by the Minnesota Timberwolves with the 56th overall pick.

Rutgers standout freshman Dylan Harper is entering the 2025 NBA draft, he announced Monday on ESPN's NBA Today. Harper, 19, was one of the highest rated recruits in Rutgers basketball history, and he's set to turn professional after his first season with the program.

The NBA Draft is set for June 25, but some prospects have already entered their name into the pool. Here's a look at who's testing the NBA waters!

WME Best aggregate mock draft rank: 2 / Worst rank: 2 2024-25 stats: In 2024-25, Harper averaged 19.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, 4.0 assists, 0.6

Rutgers star freshman Dylan Harper announced that he will declare for the 2025 NBA Draft. Harper announced his decision on ESPN's "NBA Today." "The next few months, I'll be spending a lot of time in the gym, watching film, getting my body right, preparing for the next level and making sure everything is sharp," Harper said.

Rutgers guard Dylan Harper declared for the NBA Draft, announcing his decision on ESPN's "NBA Today" on Monday afternoon. An All-Big Ten Third Team selection, Harper averaged 19.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 4.0 assists in his sole season with the Scarlet Knights.

Rutgers guard Dylan Harper, widely projected to be the No. 2 pick after Duke's Cooper Flagg, officially declared for the 2025 NBA Draft on Monday. Harper made his intentions known on ESPN's "NBA Today,