Arizona Wildcats' freshman Carter Bryant will forego the remaining years of his college eligibility. He declared for the 2025 NBA draft through a social media post on Monday.

While Cooper Flagg seems to be the consensus No. 1 overall pick, Dylan Harper is reportedly in a "tier of his own" at No. 2.

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The 7ft 2in talent starred at the NBA Draft Combine and he's forgoing the chance to play at for the prestigious Duke Blue Devils next year.

Would the Celtics consider moving up in the 2025 NBA Draft? Yahoo Sports' Kevin O'Connor shared some interesting intel on Boston's pre-draft interviews.

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Koby Brea and Otega Oweh participated in the NBA draft combine. Jaland Lowe, Lamont Butler, Andrew Carr and Amari Williams competed in the G League Elite Camp, with Lowe's performance standing out.

From the silver lining of Jayson Tatum’s injury to new details about Jaylen Brown’s knee, here are six takeaways from Brad Stevens’ end-of-season news conference.

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