Chicago Bulls scouting NCAA players for NBA draft

The Chicago Bulls are looking to improve their team and secure a good draft pick as the NCAA Tournament heats up. With their current roster needing significant changes, the Bulls are exploring various options to add talent through the draft. The Bulls traded Zach LaVine earlier, acquiring a draft pick that is now very important for them. They have the flexibility to choose from many players since they need help in several positions, including point guard, center, and shooting. However, their draft position may shift based on the results of the play-in tournament in May. There are many exciting prospects in this year's draft class. Chicago could find a promising player even if they end up with the 10th pick. If they advance in the playoffs, their pick could fall to 15, where finding top talent becomes trickier. Here are five players the Bulls should watch during the NCAA Tournament: Khaman Maluach: A 7-foot-2 center from Duke, Maluach is a strong finisher and a good defender. His height makes him an appealing choice, but his youth means he still has much to prove. Kon Knueppel: Also from Duke, this 6-foot-7 guard has a strong scoring ability, shooting 39.2% from three-point range. Improving his overall game in the tournament could boost his draft stock. Kasparas Jakučionis: A guard from Illinois, Jakučionis is popular among local fans. He has shown on-ball skills and creativity while playing for the Illini, which could fit well with the Bulls' offense. Jeremiah Fears: A 6-foot-4 guard from Oklahoma, Fears is a scoring point guard who can also create plays. As a local player from Joliet, he could attract interest from the Bulls. Derik Queen: A 6-foot-10 center from Maryland, Queen has a strong inside game but struggles with shooting. He averages impressive points and rebounds but needs to develop his shooting range to be a successful NBA player. These players represent potential future stars for the Bulls as they look to rebuild and strengthen their team.