Gaussian Hoops covers NCAA Division I and more than thirty professional leagues. These pages close the loop: the NBA is where the prospects on every other board end up, and the G League is the step immediately below it. Both are ranked here, on the same boards, for the 2025-26 season.
Two leagues, one scale
Percentiles stay strictly separated by peer group. An NBA player is measured against NBA players, a G League player against G League players — never against a college pool or a European one. Comparing a rookie's rebound rate to a mid-major centre's would look precise and mean nothing.
| Tier | League | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| NBA | National Basketball Association | Highest club level in the world |
| NBA-2 | NBA G League | The US development league, one step below |
Two-way players appear once, listed with their NBA season — the level a club would judge them at. Use the tier filter on any board to see one league on its own.
The boards
Player Board
Every qualified NBA and G League player, ranked by League Ceiling Score.
3-Point Leaderboard
Volume-filtered three-point shooting with percentiles by position and league.
Rebounding Leaderboard
Total and offensive rebound rate, read as a share of available rebounds.
Playmaking Leaderboard
Assist percentage paired with assist-to-turnover ratio, by position group.
Shooting Talent Index
Three-point, free throw, true shooting and volume in a single score.
How this connects to the draft
The star probabilities on the draft boards are trained on what actually happened in the NBA. The draft class pages carry NBA outcomes for every pick from 2021 onward — games played, peak minutes, peak production — set against what the model predicted beforehand. The boards on this page are the other end of that line: the players those predictions are being measured against.