The Dallas Mavericks took Duke star Cooper Flagg at No. 1 overall as expected, and a whole host of picks changed hands over the two days of the NBA Draft. The Utah Jazz took a gamble by selecting Ace Bailey at No. 5, Duke had three players go in the top 10, and the Brooklyn Nets did, in fact, use all five of their first-round picks.

A whirlwind NBA draft and the week leading up to it are done. And before the 2025 free-agency period has even started, the landscape of the league has already shifted dramatically from where it was in 2024-25.

Mashack is one of the most versatile defenders in this draft class and is a heck of a way to send off the 2025 NBA Draft cycle. He hit above 35% on 3s the last two seasons at Tennessee and has a chance to grow into a 3-and-D player in the NBA because of his ability to guard up and down the lineup. Grade: B+