There are more than six weeks until the 2026 NBA Draft starts on June 23rd, which gives teams plenty of time to dial in on prospects. This year's draft is the deepest in recent memory, but the second round has still been impacted by the current landscape of college athletics, with the transfer portal and NIL offering more than a second-round pick would. The Dallas Mavericks hold three picks in this year's draft, and their order has been finalized after Sunday's draft lottery: 9th, 30th, and 46th. That could change if they make any trades, but new team president Masai Ujiri has rarely traded up or down in his tenure running teams. A second-round/undrafted prospect has emerged, as Noah Weber of The Smoking Cuban has reported that the Mavericks met with SMU's Kevin "Boopie" Miller at the G-League Combine. Miller started his career at Central Michigan, transferred to Wake Forest for one season, then spent the last two years at SMU, where he emerged as one of the top guards in the conference.…