West Virginia basketball is already generating NBA Draft buzz before the season even begins — and it’s surrounding BOTH members of Ross Hodge’s potential starting backcourt. Miles Sadler has been ranked as high as the No. 5 prospect in the 2027 NBA Draft class by KJ Scouting, which also called him the best sub-six-foot draft prospect in years and believes he has All-American potential at WVU. Meanwhile, Finley Bizjack has appeared as the No. 58 overall pick in an early 2027 NBA mock draft from Bleacher Report’s Jonathan Wasserman. So what happens if the NBA evaluators are even CLOSE to being right? Sadler brings elite speed, shot creation, finishing ability and the ability to completely collapse a defense. Bizjack arrives in Morgantown after averaging 17.1 points per game at Butler, giving Hodge a proven high-major scorer alongside his explosive freshman point guard. On today’s Locked On West Virginia, we break down why Sadler is receiving such enormous NBA hype, what makes Bizjack such a perfect complement beside him, and why WVU could potentially have one of the most dangerous backcourts in the Big 12. Could West Virginia really have TWO future NBA Draft picks playing together this season?