Michigan's frontcourt, MSU's Jeremy Fears Jr. invited to NBA Combine
Michigan's Moritz Wagner Jr., Yaxel Lendeborg, Aday Mara, and Michigan State's Jeremy Fears Jr. have been invited to the NBA Draft Combine. The event will take place May 10-17 in Chicago and offers prospects a chance to impress NBA teams through athletic testing and interviews.
Four college basketball players from Michigan and Michigan State have been invited to the NBA Draft Combine. Moritz Johnson Jr., Yaxel Lendeborg, Aday Mara from Michigan, and Jeremy Fears Jr. from Michigan State will attend the event in Chicago from May 10-17. The NBA Draft Combine is a pre-draft showcase where prospects can impress NBA teams through athletic testing, shooting drills, interviews, and scrimmages. Johnson, an All-Big Ten selection, started all 40 games for Michigan, which won the national title. Fears averaged 15.2 points and 9.4 assists per game for Michigan State, which reached the Sweet 16. Lendeborg and Mara are projected as lottery picks, while Johnson is viewed as a late first-round pick and Fears is listed at No. 61 in ESPN's draft prospect rankings.
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