Ostrowski expects Texas A&M guard Chase Bisontis to be drafted in the first round and calls him a long-term starting guard.

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• Chase Farris

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• Mock Draft PicksChase FarrisMar 26, 2026

  Chase Farris to be picked “first round” (picks 1–32)

  “And if you get him in the first round, which I think he very well could go and probably will go in the first round, you got him for five years.”

  Miss · 0Scored 0a naive guess scored 50
  How this was scored

  draft:

  2026

  naive:

  a shuffled mock scores 50

  player:

  Chase Farris

  season:

  2026

  zero at:

  undrafted

  outcome:

  went undrafted in 2026; later signed with NE

  accuracy:

  0

  baseline:

  50

  actual pick:

  undrafted

  difficulty:

  1

  weeks in the season:

  18

  pick accuracy:

  0

  predicted pick:

  first round (picks 1–32)

  weeks left when called:

  0

  mock ordering score:

  only one pick — no order to score

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