The Dallas Mavericks took Duke star Cooper Flagg at No. 1 overall as expected, and a whole host of picks changed hands over the two days of the NBA Draft. The Utah Jazz took a gamble by selecting Ace Bailey at No. 5, Duke had three players go in the top 10, and the Brooklyn Nets did, in fact, use all five of their first-round picks.

Wednesday’s trade for Walter Clayton Jr. left the Utah Jazz with just one pick in the second round of the NBA draft.With it, they selected one of the draft’s oldest, but most accomplished players: John Tonje.

The Utah Jazz have selected John Tonje with the No. 53 pick in the 2025 NBA draft. One of the oldest players in this year’s class, Tonje played four years at Colorado State, one super-senior year at Missouri and then a super-super-senior year at Wisconsin, when he finally broke out.