2026 Draft Profile - Braylon Mullins

Jeremy Woo - ESPN - March 11th: "Mullins has an interesting stay-or-go case this spring, as a freshman with a lot of fans in NBA front offices, but one who could feasibly be selected higher next year. A high-level perimeter shooter with positional size (6-6) and scoring instincts, some feel he's capable of much more than he's shown this season in a supporting role on an experienced UConn team."

Jonathan Wasserman - Bleacher Report - March 10th: "Braylon Mullins' usage and shots vary game-to-game as an off-ball scorer, so NBA teams won't put much stock into the production or statistics. He's a top-20 pick based on eye test, archetype, fit and the translatability tied to his positional size, spot-up and movement shooting, shotmaking diversity and defensive competitiveness."

NBA Draft Room - March 6th: "One of the best outside shooters in the class with a clear NBA level jumper Mullins can warp the defense, even when he doesn't have the ball in his hands. Is a great mover off the ball and is always hunting his shot."

Sam Vecenie - The Athletic - March 2nd: "After an injury-riddled start to the season, Mullins is averaging 14 points, 3.5 rebounds, 1.3 steals and 0.9 blocks over his last 14 contests for the Huskies while drilling 40.2 percent of his seven 3-point attempts on a top-10 team in the country. NBA teams are starved for this kind of shooting weapon and high-IQ instincts, so Mullins should certainly go in the top 25."

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