NCAA Draft 2020: Biggest rising and falling stocks at end of non-conference

Through roughly 10 games, there’s been a number of players who’ve helped their own NBA Draft case, while some have done more harm than good.

There’s no doubt that this college basketball season has been off to a wild start. Unlike in year’s past, there is not one truly dominant team that everyone can point to and say they are the best.

What this parity has indicated is that talent is really spread out across all of the conferences in the country. Rather than super teams dominating the headlines, the play of individual players can now stand out more than ever.

Now into the double-digit mark of games played, players are beginning to establish themselves and gain reputations. We’re still a long way from NBA Draft season, but NBA front offices and player personnel are always watching.

Continue reading to see which player’s have set themselves apart from the draft pack in the early part of the season, and which players are doing more harm than good to their draft stock through the early portion of games.

Keep in mind that there’s still plenty of times for things to change, but first impressions are important, and some guy’s are doing it better than others to start this season.