Of those six, Hendricks was the overwhelming favorite earning 45 percent of the vote, largely due to his fit with the team, and the realistic likelihood that he could be on the board when the Jazz select at nine. Would he be a fit for the at number 9? #TakeNote Taylor Hendricks is one of the fastest risers in the NBA Draft. Those receiving multiple votes were Houston forward Jarace Walker, Overtime Elite guard Ausar Thompson, Villanova wing Cam Whitmore, Kentucky guard Cason Wallace, Arkansas guard Anthony Black, and UCF forward Taylor Hendricks. Those single vote-getters were Kansas guard Gradey Dick, Indiana guard Jalen Hood-Schifino, and French wing Bilal Coulibaly. Though this draft is considered relatively wide open after the top four picks, Jazz fans identified a few clear favorites with the number nine overall pick, with only six different players receiving multiple votes, and three others receiving a single vote. What does an A+ look like from Justin Zanik and Danny Ainge?

Okay fans, with three weeks until the NBA Draft, give me your best case scenario (and still realistic) for selections at 9 and 16.

Last week, I asked Jazz fans what would make for an A+ performance from Justin Zanik and Danny Ainge, and though it was far from a consensus, here is who they’d like to see land in Utah from the 2023 NBA Draft. SALT LAKE CITY – With the NBA Draft just weeks away, Utah Jazz fans have turned their attention to the top prospects in this year’s class.Īs we continue our breakdowns of the top prospects for the Jazz with their selections at nine and 16, fans weighed in on Twitter on who they would like to see the team select later this month.

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