The 6-foot-6 is the projected No. 2 pick behind Washington’s Markelle Fultz but could end up going No. 1 overall. “Probably No. 1,” one NBA executive said. “I appreciate how he wanted to be coached,” UCLA coach Steve Alford, who said he is “100 percent not going to Indiana,” told ESPN’s Jeff Goodman of Ball. “In my mind, he’s the number one pick.”Lonzo Ball declares for NBA Draft! After UCLA Loses to Kentucky in Sweet Sixteen NCAA Tournament! pic.twitter.com/VDZjv43jV3
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