Does AI know basketball any better? We put Copilot to the test following the NBA Draft lottery and the results are, well, let's just call them ente

Baylor product VJ Edgecombe, who made an impression at the 2024 Olympics, edges out Harper’s Rutgers teammate Ace Bailey on points at No. 3, and the decision seems to hinge on that pair — either Edgecombe or Bailey claims 8 of 10 No. 3 slots and all 10 at No. 4.

The NBA draft lottery took place on Monday and changed the upcoming NBA landscape in a big way. The Utah Jazz (17-65), Washington Wizards (18-64) and Charlotte Hornets (19-63) each had a 14% chance of landing the No.

While the hype surrounding Flagg being the No. 1 pick has been clear for about a year now, there are still questions about what kind of player he can become in the NBA. ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania spoke out about Flagg and offered a head-turning comparison for the kind of player he can become.