Marquette's Olivier-Maxence Prosper will remain in the upcoming NBA Draft.

The 6'8 Prosper is currently ranked the No. 32 prospect in ESPN's 100 and reportedly had a strong draft combine.

"My game translates really well to the NBA. It's a positionless league, and wings like me who can guard multiple positions, run the floor, finish in transition and make catch-and-shoot 3s find ways to make winning plays and impact games.

"Based on what I've been told, there's no reason I shouldn't be a first-rounder," said Prosper.

Alabama center Charles Bediako will remain in the 2023 NBA Draft, sources told ESPN on Monday.

Bediako is the third Alabama player to enter the draft, alongside Brandon Miller and Noah Clowney.

Bediako averaged 6.4 points, 6.0 rebounds, and 1.8 blocks per game in his freshman season.