Madness in full swing, all eyes will be on college basketball as 68 teams compete for the national championship. International prospects have been gaining momentum in recent years as the No. 1 draft prospect has played outside the United States for two straight seasons (Victor Wembenyama and the Hawks' own Zaccharie Risacher).

The NCAA Tournament is loaded with NBA prospects – the projected No. 1 pick Cooper Flagg, multiple lottery picks, first-rounders and second-rounders.

South Carolina did not reach the NCAA Tournament. Still, Collin Murray-Boyles is arguably the perfect fit for the Mavs. Although fans won't get to watch him in March Madness, he is still worth mentioning as a potential draft target.