McDonald’s All-American forward Jordan Brown closing in on decision
By ADAM ZAGORIA Jordan Brown, the 6-foot-10 McDonald's
By ADAM ZAGORIA Jordan Brown, the 6-foot-10 McDonald's
A number of players from Duke (5),
By ADAM ZAGORIA
All four players from reigning national champion Villanova who are involved in the NBA Draft process have been invited to the NBA Draft Combine May 16-20 in Chicago, multiple sources told ZAGSBLOG.
The NBA has yet to issue an official Combine list.
Juniors Mikal Bridges and Jalen Brunson will remain in the Draft with agents, while redshirt sophomore Donte DiVincenzo and redshirt freshman Omari Spellman are testing the NBA Draft waters without agents.
The latest mock NBA Draft from ESPN.com has the 6-foot-7 Bridges going No. 10 to the Philadelphia 76ers and the 6-2 Brunson going No. 26 — also to the Sixers.
The 6-9 Spellman is projected as the No. 25 pick in 2019 to the Utah Jazz.
