Half-Court Press: Experiencing the NBA Draft Combine and who might return to Creighton and Nebraska
In the latest episode of Half-Court Press, Joel Lorenzi and Sam McKewon discuss Joel's trip to the NBA Draft Combine, how the Creighton players performed in Chicago and what the future holds for Nebraska and Keisei Tominaga. The duo open with what it is like to attend the Combine before taking a look at how Bluejays Trey Alexander, Ryan Kalkbrenner and Arthur Kaluma performed. The two break down Creighton's "Dooms Day" scenario where neither Alexander or Kalkbrenner return to the school and how the Jays coaching staff would have to "scramble" to find replacements in the transfer portal. They then turn to Nebraska and the feedback Tominaga may be receiving as he works out with NBA teams. They close out with a brief look at the differences between Nebraska's and Creighton's programs.
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In an expected move by Nebraska coaches and fans alike, Husker guard Keisei Tominaga withdrew his name from the 2023 NBA Draft pool.
Both Keisei Tominaga and Trey Alexander delivered great news in the clutch. It was Game Changing Wednesday. These two are arguably the faces of their teams next season. The X factors, writes Tom Shatel.