Four NCAA draft prospects for the Boston Celtics to watch

With conference lay in full swing and a wide array of potential selections available to the Boston Celtics in the 2020 NBA Draft, it’s time to start looking more closely at prospects.

Trayce Jackson-Davis — Indiana

Going back to the well that gave them Romeo Langford, here, the Celtics would be getting a 20-year-old, 6-foot-8 forward who projects as a rotation big able to protect the rim and eat up boards on defense while adding some near-basket scoring on the other.

He has no jumper to speak of, but shoots free throws at a 70.7 % clip, suggesting he might be able to develop a more varied offense while generating possessions on the other hand with 0.08 steals a contest in his freshman campaign as a Hoosier.

This might be a little high given how little attention he’s getting nationally, but he’s absolutely a prospect worth keeping tabs on for the Celtics likely lone second-round selection, which Rookie Wire projects 45th overall.

For that selection, the projected player taken for Boston is: