Hornets' Draft Picks: Top Prospects for March Madness

0:00For the Charlotte Hornets, it's March 16th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. With March Madness kicking off, mock drafts are buzzing for the Charlotte Hornets, who hold projected picks around 12th to 20th. This draft class stands out as one of the deepest in years, packed with top talents for major college programs expected to shine in the tournament. Fans are shifting gears, rooting for wins instead of lottery luck, which shakes up the projections. Sites like ESPN and the Athletic see the Hornets grabbing big men early, such as Jaden Quaintants from Kentucky at around 13th or 14th. Quaintants, a sophomore recovering from an ACL injury, brings defensive upside and athletic potential as a rim protector. Meanwhile, other mocks mix in forwards and wings, like colapete from Arizona or Braylon Mullins from Yukon in the late teens or 20s. Bleacher Report Even Tabs International Prospect, Kareem Lopez, a versatile wing from New Zealand's pro league,

1:00pairing him with Michigan's Giant A Day, Mara. Human reactions highlight excitement over fits for Charlotte's needs, like smart team players and shooters. Names like Gaxa Lindaborg from Michigan pop up repeatedly for his all-around game, though his age raises eyebrows at nearly 24. Ongoing mocks from Tankathon and no ceilings pointed Duke's Patrick and Gangba, the second or Tennessee's Nate Eman as lottery gems with scoring and passing skills. Keep an eye on these prospects during the big dance for clues on Hornet's future front court help. Support for this DNN episode comes from our sponsor. Some people meditate. I just lay down and press play. S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com