He's been higher on a few other sources but they were over a couple of weeks ago. Still trending upward for a lot of folks. Will try to keep this updated.

NBADraft.net 02-03-20 Mock Draft
14th overall

Note: I follow this site year round because it updates more often than any other site. They were later than most on the Okoro train, he wasn't even on their board until about a month ago.

NBA Draft Room 01-18-20 Mock Draft
8th overall

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A standout defender and excellent athlete who is a game-changer with his energy and effort. Excels in transition.

Player Comp: faster Justin Anderson

ESPN's Jonathan Givony 02-10-20 Mock Draft
4th overall

The Athletic's Sam Vecenie 02-13-20 Mock Draft
8th overall

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The Bulls just drastically need someone who can play on the wing and who can help them win games. That’s Okoro. This dude is the ultimate winner. He makes all of the little plays across the court, including playing great defense both on ball and in a team construct. In fact, I legitimately think he’s one of the best defenders across college hoops despite only being 18 years old. The fact that Auburn has won a lot of close games this year isn’t an accident. They get timely scoring from some of their older guards, and Okoro helps them manufacture points through effort, athleticism, and an incredibly high feel for the game.

I really can’t imagine someone better for the Bulls, who are seemingly in desperate need of a culture changer. For his part, Okoro is the ultimate team guy, but I do have some questions about his offense right now. He has incredible body control and driving ability, and is a smart passer. But he’s also shooting under 30 percent from 3, and has some work to do on his jumper mechanically. Also, I’m not sure I see the upside of him right now as an on-ball threat creating for himself as opposed to playing off of someone else. Still, if I’m Chicago, I’m taking the best wing. Okoro is that.

NBC Sports 02-11-20 Mock Draft
7th Overall

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Okoro is another guy that I want to be higher than consensus on, because I think he has a chance to be a really good starter on an NBA team for the next 12 years. I’m not sure there is anything more valuable in the modern NBA than a wing that is a multi-positional defender, that can guard in space and that is capable of creating against a close out or in isolation, but I am sure that there is no one in this draft that better fits that role than Okoro.

I don’t think it’s crazy to say that Okoro is the best perimeter defender in college basketball this season. He can guard up, he can guard down, he can move his feet, he’s already built like a pro, he’s shown the ability to block shots as a help-side defender. It’s what he hangs his hat on. But he’s also proven to be particularly adept off the dribble, where he’s a nightmare to stop once he gets a step. He can finish above the rim, but perhaps his most underrated skill is his ability to read defenses and pass the ball.

The one question mark is the shooting, but in conversations I’ve had with people that know Isaac, both at the collegiate and high school levels, the consensus is that he’s a worker. He’ll put in the hours that he needs to in order to make himself a threat from three.

Jangalang of SEC Rant fame
4th overall

This post was edited on 2/13/20 at 12:24 pm