The Presumptive No. 1 pick would fit anywhere — he's the kind of player teams build around, not worry about fitting in.

Cooper is expected to be drafted by the Dallas Mavericks on June 25 — and he's "really excited" to kick off his NBA career with his family, including parents Kelly and Ralph Flagg, by his side.

The No. 2 pick could be Wembanyama’s teammate, as the Spurs are set to draft at No. 2. Philadelphia, Charlotte and Utah round out the top five, with NBA champion Oklahoma City holding two first-round selections and the Brooklyn Nets owning four.