21. New York Knicks (from Dallas Mavericks)

Sharife Cooper, PG, Auburn

The Knicks could fill a need down low with Brown and address another with Sharife Cooper at point guard. Cooper might be undersized but his game is worth a look. He showed a playmaking and passing ability that would have had him in the top 10 if he was a little bigger. This could benefit the Knicks. They are in need of help at the top of the offense and Cooper could be an interesting land at this draft pick.

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22. Los Angeles Lakers

Jared Butler, PG, Baylor

Jared Butler was the other half of the backcourt along with Mitchell for the Bears this past season. There is a smoothness to his game that makes it look effortless. Butler is a dynamic scorer that can put the ball in the basket from all three levels. The Los Angeles Lakers have been attempting to improve the point-guard position since LeBron James came to town and this could be their chance to land a potential star.

23. Houston Rockets (from Portland Trail Blazers)

Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, PF, Villanova

Jeremiah Robinson-Earl spent two years with one of the best programs in Villanova. He led the team with 15.7 points and 8.5 rebounds per game this past season. Robinson-Earl will not blow you away with athleticism but his craftiness and intelligence for the game will transition well with the Rockets. Houston is years away from competing and there will be plenty of time for Robinson-Earl to develop.

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24. Houston Rockets (from Milwaukee Bucks)

Ayo Dosunmu, SG, Illinois

Ayo Dosunmu returned to Illinois for a third year and he improved many facets of his game — led by his shooting. Dosunmu finished 38.6% from three-point range as a junior. He played in the best conference last season in the Big Ten and this helped prepare for the next level. Houston could completely rebuild the frontcourt in this draft with Suggs and Dosunmu.

25. Los Angeles Clippers

Jaden Springer, PG, Tennessee

In limited attempts, Jaden Springer shot 43.5% from three-point range. This is something that could benefit a lineup that includes Kawhi Leonard and Paul George. Springer is one of the youngest players in this draft and he could join a contending team with plenty of mentors. Springer could turn into a bench piece that provides important minutes in the middle of a game and can knock down a jump shot.