Draft

It’s a very hitter-heavy year in Mississippi.

Kentucky will likely have three first-round picks.

The state of Indiana produced two first-round picks in 2013, 2014 and 2015.

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Montana generally has a paucity of prospects.

No BA 500 players but it’s a solid year for Idaho.

Year after year, the Volunteer State manages to produce first-round picks.

Maryland has six players ranked within the top 300.

This year’s North Carolina class is the best the state has ever produced.

It’s a down year for the Pacific Rim in terms of draft prospects.

Blaine Knight ensures Arkansas likely has a first-day pick.

Daulton Varsho injects some star power in Wisconsin’s class.

Just days before the draft, John Manuel projects Kyle Wright to go No. 1.

The Buckeye State is unlikely to see anyone picked on day one.

It’s a solid year for Missouri, with two possible first-rounders.

It’s a mixed year for Michigan, but the state has some depth.