The 2024 NBA Draft Entrance Survey

Getty Images/Ringer illustration What should the Atlanta Hawks do with the no. 1 pick? When will Bronny James hear his name called? Our experts weigh in on five of the most intriguing questions heading into draft night. On the one hand, it's somewhat deflating that the 2024 draft doesn't feature a transformational, Victor Wembanyama–level prospect. On the other hand, the wide range of opinions and possibilities sets up one of the most intriguing draft nights (or, for the first time, two nights) in recent memory. And make no mistake: There are plenty of difference makers in this year's class. Check out The Ringer's NBA Draft Guide for deep dives on the top 70 prospects and Kevin O'Connor's final mock draft, and read below as our experts tackle the five biggest questions heading into Wednesday night. 1. Whom should the Atlanta Hawks take at no. 1? Danny Chau: Alex Sarr. There is no clear and obvious choice this year, so I'd opt for the player with the highest long-term upside on a team that may have to retool sooner rather than later. The Hawks could break the sound barrier as far as pace with lineups that include Sarr at the 5—he has the end-to-end speed of a young Pascal...