NBA DRAFT - The 2025 NBA Draft is a wrap, and while Day 2 wasn’t headlined by a Cooper Flagg-level star or a shocker like Yang Hansen at No. 16, there was movement. And a lot of it.

While some teams took a chance on international players, plenty of names familiar to those who followed college basketball during the regular season and NCAA tournament got the opportunity to continue their careers in the NBA.

The Oklahoma City Thunder did not trade their 44th pick selection and decided to use it.

The Oklahoma City Thunder selected Northwestern’s Brooks Barnhizer with the No. 44 pick of the 2025 NBA draft.

Barnhizer spent four college seasons at Northwestern from 2021-25. He averaged 17.1 points on 41.4% shooting, 8.8 rebounds and 4.2 assists in 17 games last season. He shot 26.6% from 3 on 3.8 attempts. He was also a 76.4% free-throw shooter. He tallied 2.3 steals and 1.1 blocks. The Indiana native became the first Big Ten player since Michael Redd to reach 1,000-plus career points, 500-plus rebounds and 200-plus assists within his first 96 games.

The 23-year-old is a 6-foot-6, 230-pound guard. He suffered a season-ending foot injury in January. There’s a decent chance he gets signed to a two-way deal.

Barnhizer joins Georgetown’s Thomas Sorber for the Thunder’s 2025 NBA draft haul. The NBA champion still has a chance to add more talent but would need to acquire another second-round draft pick to do so. Here are the 59 selections from Thursday’s 2025 NBA Draft second round: 31. Phoenix Suns Rasheer Fleming, St. Joseph’s 32. Orlando Magic - Noah Penda, France 33. Charlotte Hornets Sion James, Duke 34. Charlotte Hornets Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton 35. Philadelphia 76ers John Broome, Auburn 36. Los Angeles Lakers Adou Thiero, Arkansas 37. Detroit Pistons - Chaz Lanier, Tennessee 38. Indiana Pacers - Kam Jones, Marquette 39. Toronto Raptors Alijah Martin, Florida 40. New Orleans Pelicans - Micah Peavy, Georgetown 41. Phoenix Suns - Koby Brea, Kentucky 42. Sacramento Kings Maxime Reynaud, Stanford 43. Washington Wizards Jamir Watkins, Florida State 44. Oklahoma City Thunder - Brooks Barnhizer, Northwestern 45. Minnesota Timberwolves - Rocco Zikarsky, Australia 46. Orlando Magic - Amari Williams, Kentucky 47. Milwaukee Bucks Bogoljub Marković, Serbia 48. Memphis Grizzlies Javon Small, West Virginia 49. Cleveland Cavaliers Tyrese Proctor, Duke 50. Los Angeles Clippers Kobe Sanders, Nevada 51. New York Knicks Mohamed Diawara, France 52. Golden State Warriors - Alex Toohey, Australia 53. Utah Jazz - John Tonje, Wisconsin 54. Indiana Pacers Taelon Peter, Liberty 55. Chicago Bulls - Lachlan Olbrich, Australia 56. Golden State Warriors - Will Richard, Florida 57. Boston Celtics - Max Shulga, VCU 58. Cleveland Cavaliers Saliou Niang, Senegal 59. Memphis Grizzlies Jahmai Mashack, Tennessee.