It wasn't easy to navigate Ballroom G at the Marriott Marquis Chicago on Wednesday afternoon. Less than 24 hours after the NBA's top prospects ran through drills at the combine, those same players were stationed around the room to speak with media members from all over the country.

But we are uncovering contrarian opinions over the course of the last 48 hours at the NBA Draft Combine, when the front offices of all 30 NBA teams, players, agents, and media are essentially clustered in the same gym and hotel for the entirety of the day.

Nearly 80 NBA hopefuls are sweating in the South Loop at the NBA combine, with only 60 spots in next month's draft.

Illinois' least-discussed NBA Draft prospect: senior guard Kylan Boswell. With freshman standout Keaton Wagler being projected in the top five and Andrej Stojakovic's every move being closely monitored,

Following player interviews at the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago, here is insight on and predictions for each major stay-or-go decision.

Caleb Wilson familiarized himself with the Chicago Bulls front office this week at the NBA draft combine. The top prospect flexed his knowledge with a grin: “I know about the SLAP.”

Morez Johnson Jr. is not ruling out the possibility of returning to Michigan. If he does, he may need to think about another tattoo. Johnson spoke to reporters in Chicago on Wednesday during the NBA draft combine.

This is a pivotal week in Chicago for Michigan draft hopefuls Yaxel Lendeborg, Aday Mara and Morez Johnson Jr. The trio has stood out at the NBA Draft Combine, and all three players continue to improve their draft stock in the eyes of the media,