While Harry Giles has serious injury concerns for both the long and short-term, he remains a coveted prospect for many teams.

"He's the best prospect in the entire draft if he can fully recover and stay healthy," one NBA executive said. "He's just a freaky talent."

If Giles is fully cleared by their medical staff, several teams would put him in the 5-10 range.

Giles has torn his ACL in both knees.

Frank Jackson will remain in the 2017 NBA Draft and hire an agent.

Jackson spent one season at Duke.

Jackson is currently ranked 48th in the Draft Express top-100.