
Aday Mara: Michigan's NBA Draft Sensation
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Aday Mara, Michigans seven-foot-three center, has skyrocketed up NBA Draft boards following his dominant March Madness performance. Known for his rim protection and playmaking vision, Maras stock is soaring, with scouts comparing him to a top-ten pick. His ability to shift defenses and open up the floor for his team has left fans and scouts buzzing, making him the highest drafted Wolverine in sight.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Aday Mara: Michigan's NBA Draft Sensation. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 30, Michigan's national championship squad is sending talent straight to the NBA draft this summer, and nobody boosted their stock like. Seven foot three center a day, Mara. The junior Wolverine turned heads during March Madness, sparking real top 10 buzz now. Earlier this week, Sam Vassini, from the athletic, mocked Mara to the Chicago Bulls and number 9 overall. Vassini called him the biggest riser in the tournament, praising how he owned key games. Fans and scouts are buzzing about Mara's tournament dominance, like dropping 26 points and 9 rebounds against Arizona in the semi's while, locking down the pain against Yukon. His play shifted defenses and opened up the floor for his team. What sets Mara apart are his rim protection and playmaking vision from the high post. Opponents shot just 54.5% at the rim with him on the court this season, way down from over 60% without him. Michigan moves on quick, grabbing seven foot two recruit Mustafa team as the next big man,
but Mara's rise has everyone eyeing him as the highest. Drafted Wolverine come, Draft Night.
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