The best international prospects in next year's NBA draft: Scouting the top 10

At least 10 international players aiming to be first -round picks, with another dozen vying for second -round consideration.

Nolan Traore has struggled with scoring efficiency, turnovers, porous defense, and playing with the physicality of elite-level European competition.

Hugo Gonzalez is in perhaps the least favorable situation of any international prospect as far as having a NBA platform.

Ben Saraf is starting at point guard for Ratiopharm Ulm (BBL/BCL), currently in first place in the German BBL and 4-4 in the EuroCup .

Saraf won't be every NBA scouts' cup of tea due to question marks around his perimeter shooting consistency, finishing prowess, defense and physical tools.

Noa Essengue has had no shortage of highlights, showcasing his mobility and explosiveness.

The third -youngest prospect in ESPN 's Top 100 turned 18 on Nov. 11 and has only been playing basketball seriously for around three years .

Joel Beringer is carving out an increasingly important role in the Adriatic League and EuroCup for Cedevita Olimpija.

Rocco Zikarsky has struggled to make an impact offensively in his second season in the Australian NBL .