No. 30 (via Milwaukee): Immanuel Quickley, Kentucky
Another player who saw their star tarnished a bit after a rough season, Quickley has rebounded in his sophomore season, even winning SEC Player of the Year Honors.
A top-six free-throw shooter at the NCAA level with 92.3 % success, an excellent 3-point shot at 42.8 % on 2.1 attempts per game, and owning an exceptional floater, the Maryland native is a prospect worth exploring with the final pick of the first round.
Improvements in free throw and field goal attempts are also positive signs, as is a career 1.2 turnover rate. The Kentucky product could improve his passing, but defends well and has no glaring issues apart from a rough freshman season.