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NBA Draft 2021: 5 seniors that have helped their draft stock this season

By Matt Melton

PORTLAND, OREGON - JANUARY 09: Corey Kispert #24 of the Gonzaga Bulldogs dribbles the ball against Michael Henn of the Portland Pilots defends during the first half at Chiles Center on January 09, 2021 in Portland, Oregon. (Photo by Soobum Im/Getty Images)
PORTLAND, OREGON - JANUARY 09: Corey Kispert #24 of the Gonzaga Bulldogs dribbles the ball against Michael Henn of the Portland Pilots defends during the first half at Chiles Center on January 09, 2021 in Portland, Oregon. (Photo by Soobum Im/Getty Images) /
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NBA Draft Isaiah Livers Michigan Wolverines (Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images)
NBA Draft Isaiah Livers Michigan Wolverines (Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images) /

Isaiah Livers – Michigan

One of the best players on one of the nation’s best teams, Michigan senior forward Isaiah Livers is averaging career highs in almost every major statistical category.

Livers has always been a good shooter during his college career, as he is a career 47.1% shooter from 2-point range, a 40.6% shooter from 3-point range, and an 82.5% career free throw shooter. We know Livers is an excellent shooter, but he isn’t just on this list because of his shooting ability.

Isaiah Livers is averaging career highs in rebounds, assists, and blocks this season for the Wolverines. Livers is averaging 6.1 RPG during his senior season, which is nearly three rebounds more than his career-high, and is also averaging over one more assist than his previous high. Livers is continuing to improve his overall game, and is turning into a sneaky good NBA prospect.

Livers has emerged as one of the best overall players in the loaded Big Ten during his senior season, and is continuing to see his NBA Draft stock rise because of it.

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