NBA All-Star Weekend has now come and gone, meaning we've officially entered the final stretch of the season. Meanwhile, college programs are deep in conference play with just a few weeks to make their case for an NCAA Tournament Bid.

This year, that draft content has rarely featured players from Mark Few's Gonzaga Bulldogs. Michael Ajayi was the biggest NBA draft prospect coming into the season, and while his performance has ticked up lately his early season struggles and lack of a three point shot have pushed him off the draft radar for now.

The most recent mock drafts have formed a consensus for the first four selections with Duke's Cooper Flagg as the clear-cut No. 1 pick.

Michigan is making waves in the Big Ten Conference, sitting at the top of the standings, and the NCAA Tournament committee currently has the Wolverines slotted

While they traded their first-round pick in the upcoming draft to the Miami Heat alongside Andrew Wiggins and other pieces to land Butler, they still have a second-round pick owed to them by (ironically) the Heat as part of a different deal.