Chrome Prospects BCP-2, Kansas
A college prospect row, separate from the paper BPP row, autograph, and NBA draft card.
Verify Darryn Peterson's Utah draft-night card DPET, its published print run, and the future NBA checklist evidence that does not exist in this file yet.
Review the exact card boundaryThe NBA draft board records Darryn Peterson as Utah's number two selection out of Kansas. Topps identifies DPET as his 2026-27 NBA Topps NOW draft card and publishes a final print run of 23,790. DPET proves one Utah draft-night issue. It does not identify a Kansas card or a later pack-issued NBA rookie card. The September 30 review also verifies 2025-26 Bowman Basketball Chrome Prospects BCP-2 for Kansas. Topps UK now announces 2026-27 Flagship Basketball with October 6 pre-order. A product announcement is not an exact numbered checklist row; this review has not verified a complete checklist for that release.
Identity research only. No price, grade, or performance forecast.This is a coverage map, not a confidence score. Open evidence remains visible until a named source resolves it.
Official player context reviewed 2026-09-30.
2 official records are separated by product and checklist family.
5 official sources explain what each record supports.
4 unknowns remain visible for the next review.
5 ordered steps keep future updates inside the same method.
Use the dated player record to understand where the player is now. Keep that evidence separate from what an older card actually shows.
Peterson's official transition is Kansas to the Utah Jazz at pick two. That dated NBA record is useful for separating his school-era cards from the first card source in this dossier that names an NBA team. Draft evidence was rechecked September 30, 2026. The destination shown here is the draft record, not a live active-roster or starting-role claim.
Use DPET only for the Utah Topps NOW draft issue. A Kansas-uniform card belongs in an earlier row, while any future pack-issued Utah card needs its own manufacturer checklist and printed number.
A college prospect row, separate from the paper BPP row, autograph, and NBA draft card.
DPET documents Peterson's Utah draft moment. The 23,790 figure applies to this exact Topps NOW offering, not to his full card population.
Follow the steps in order. Each one prevents a different player, set, version, or market listing from entering the comparison by mistake.
Confirm pick two and Utah on the NBA draft board.
Read DPET on the Topps page before recording the 23,790 print run.
Place Kansas cards before DPET on the timeline.
Create a new row when a pack-issued Utah checklist appears.
Use sales only after the DPET version and condition match.
These open fields should remain unknown until a primary source or the physical card resolves them.
This file does not forecast Peterson's Utah role or connect the DPET print run to value. It also leaves every unlisted Kansas and pack-issued NBA card open.
Every player or card claim on this page traces to an official league, team, school, or manufacturer source.
October 6 pre-order announcement checked September 30. Full numbered checklist remains unverified here.
College Chrome Prospects BCP-2, checked September 30.
Official selection number, team, school, and player identity for Darryn Peterson.
Manufacturer explanation of the draft-night NBA card program.
Official product, card code, team, offering dates, and final print run of 23,790.
Topps lists DPET for Peterson's 2026-27 NBA Topps NOW Utah draft card.
The official product page reports a final print run of 23,790 for the base offering.
No. DPET is tied to Utah and the NBA draft. A Kansas card needs its own checklist record.
Add the first complete pack-issued NBA checklist row that names Peterson, then verify its card number and version separately.