10. Robert Williams, PF/C, Texas A&M
It was somewhat shocking when Robert Williams decided to stay at Texas A&M instead of entering the 2017 NBA Draft. Williams would have likely been a top-10 pick had he stayed in the draft. He sophomore opted to return as he wants to win the National Championship with the Aggies this season.
Through five games, Williams is averaging 8.8 points, 9.8 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game — and tallying 2.4 blocks per game, to boot.
Three-point shooting was an issue with Williams last season and was an area that he really needed to improve on. Williams only attempted 17 three-pointers last season, making just two of them. Hopefully, Williams will become more confident in shooting the deep ball, this could greatly boost his draft stock.