From mid-major scoring machines to versatile Power Five rim protectors, Sacramento evaluates six more prospects as the front office hunts for impactful depth in the upcoming draft.
This past weekend, the Sacramento Kings announced their first wave of NBA Draft hopefuls scheduled for workouts with the team, including Auburn's Keyshawn Hall, Houston's Emanuel Sharp, and Louisville's Isaac McKneely.
All three of these players are projected to be late-second or high-priority UDFAs, which is common for players locking in early workouts.
On Tuesday, the next six players working out with Sacramento was announced, with multiple players from mid-majors included.
Dominique Daniels Jr. (G, California Baptist)
Daniels was the fifth-leading scorer for the Lancers last season, pouring in 23.2 points per game.
Appearing in 83 career games for Cal Baptist, Daniels started every one, averaging 20.9 points per contest for his career.
In a matchup against Utah Valley this past season, Daniels exploded for 47 points on 13-of-21 shooting to lead the Lancers to a 78-71 overtime victory.
Kylan Boswell (G, Illinois)
Boswell and the Illini had a strong March Madness run this past season, with the fourth-year senior providing steady guard play for head coach Brad Underwood.
After two seasons with Arizona, Boswell posted his best two collegiate seasons with Illinois, averaging 12.3 points per game in both campaigns.
Boswell is a low-turnover, smart lead guard who has significant strength at his position.
Elias Ralph (F, Pacific)
It took Ralph just two seasons to crack 1,000 points with Pacific, becoming the first two-year player in school history to score at least 1,000 points.
Ralph was the Tigers leading scorer (16.7) and rebounder (6.8), shooting a career-high 40.9-percent from 3-point range.
Trevon Brazile (F, Arkansas)
Brazile, a fifth-year senior showed major growth in his game last season, knocking down more than one 3-pointer per game.
The 6-foot-10 rim protector has always been a significant interior presence, but displayed the ability to step out on the perimeter and make open shots.
Brazile also shot a career-best 71.7-percent from the free-throw line.
Baba Miller (F, Cincinnati)
Miller served as the Bearcats' point forward last season, handling the ball in the open court and finding his teammates in transition,
After three seasons in the Sunshine State, Miller broke out with Cincinnati, averaging a 13-point, 10-rebound double-double.
Miller's 3.7 assists per game also led the team.
Chauncey Wiggins (F, Florida State)
The Seminoles played like one of the best teams in the country down the stretch of last season, with Wiggins playing a big part in their turnaround.
Wiggins notched double-digits in six consecutive games to end the season, including a 31-point outburst against SMU.
After three years at Clemson, Wiggins recorded career highs in points (13.3), rebounds (3.9), and field goal percentage (47.9).
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