The Washington Wizards are in prime position for a big offseason as they currently lead the race for the No. 1 overall pick in the NBA Draft.
In addition to the odds that the Wizards land the top pick, Washington also has plenty of additional draft assets that could turn them into one of the busiest teams come draft night.
Washington's front office will have their eyes on multiple college prospects as the NCAA Tournament continues to unfold, and so should the fans.
That said, here's a look at 5 players that the Wizards could potentially target in this offseason's upcoming draft.
5. F/C Zvonimir Ivisic, Arkansas
Zvonimir Ivisic has shown flashes of his versatility throughout his two seasons of college ball. The big man was limited during his freshman season at Kentucky due to eligibility reasons, but after he was finally deemed eligible, the 7-foot-2 forward quickly impressed.
The Croatian product followed John Calipari to Arkansas during the offseason, and with his new squad, Ivisic has averaged 8.8 points, 4.4 rebounds and 0.8 assists in 34 games. Although his stats aren't flashy, his efficient shooting of 47.5% from field goal range and 37.9% from beyond the arc make him an interesting prospect to watch in the second round for Washington.
4. F JT Toppin, Texas Tech
JT Toppin is another talented player to keep an eye on in the Sweet 16 for Texas Tech. The sophomore forward has shown flashes of being a versatile scorer, averaging 18.1 points per game in 31 starts for the Red Raiders. In addition to his scoring ability, the 6-foot-9 forward has proven to be a reliable rebounder with 9.3 boards per matchup.
The Texas native could be a prospect for the Wizards to consider in the back half of the first round or potentially early second depending how he performs at the NBA combine.
3. G Tyrese Proctor, Duke
Tyrese Proctor could be a player that intrigues multiple NBA teams in the upcoming draft class, not just the Wizards.
Proctor is a 6-foot-6 guard, who's elevated his play down the stretch for Duke in a big way. In the Blue Devils previous matchup, the junior led the team to a win over Baylor finishing with 25 points on 90% shooting from the floor, which included 7 threes .
If the Wizards want to take a flier on a guy with high upside, Proctor could be a fit.
2. C Johni Broome, Auburn
Johni Broome is one of the older prospects in the draft, but his experience at the college level has seemingly turned him into one of the most dominant players in the nation.
The 6-foot-10 forward is averaging 18.4 points, 10.7 rebounds and 3 assists on the season, while shooting 50.9% from field goal range in 33 games for Auburn.
If Washington wants to add front court depth alongside Alex Sarr, Broome could be a target.
1. G Cooper Flagg
The most obvious name on this list is Duke's freshman sensation Cooper Flagg. Despite reports suggesting the versatile talent's lack of desire playing for the Wizards, there's no doubt that Washington and nearly every team in the NBA will have their eyes on the 6-foot-9 playmaker as his college season nears an end.
With a decision for Flagg looming, Wizards fans can continue holding the dream that he lands in D.C. one way or another.