
Can Dylan Harper Pass Cooper Flagg? Thoughts on Harper, Flagg, and Ace Bailey's Tuesday Performances
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In the latest episode of Locked On NBA Big Board, Rafael and James Barlowe break down the projected top three prospects of the 2025 NBA Draft—Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper, and Ace Bailey—following their Feast Week performances on Tuesday night. The episode kicks off with Rafael posing the question: could Dylan Harper surpass Cooper Flagg as the consensus number one pick? The Barlowe brothers analyze Harper's stellar 36-point showing against Notre Dame and the versatility that has scouts buzzing. Next, they shift to Cooper Flagg, reaffirming his status as the likely top pick, while exploring areas of his game that keep him in elite territory or what could hold him back. The final segment focuses on Ace Bailey, with James reiterating his doubts about Bailey's long-term outlook. Rafael highlights Bailey’s recent shooting struggles and draws a comparison to a former NBA star, suggesting it’s not an ideal trajectory for the young forward.
Timestamps:
Dylan Harper - 3:03
Cooper Flagg - 12:26
Ace Bailey - 24:30
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