Best NBA Prospect in the Tournament : Josh Jackson (SF, Kansas)
A two-way, versatile forward who, according to NBADraft.net, is a combination of Kawhi Leonard and Jimmy Butler. Is he the reason Danny Ainge kept the Brooklyn pick? Probably.
He will be carrying a No. 1 seeded Kansas team and will get all the exposure he needs to propel him to the top of the NBA Draft. It would be very difficult to miss out on a guy who can potentially play all five positions in the next level. Furthermore, Jackson just turned 20 last month.
Jackson has a high basketball IQ and the ability to distribute the rock. His athleticism will be in full display throughout the tournament, most likely until the championship round. Jackson has been criticized for being a poor three-point shooter; good thing this is something he can continue to develop in the pros without missing a beat.