
Arizona Wildcats: 4 NBA Draft Combine Invites
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Arizonas basketball team is making waves in the 2026 NBA Draft, with six players eligible, including four seniors and freshmen invited to the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago. Jaden Bradley and Brayden Burries are among the seventy-three invitees, with Peat potentially a late first-round prospect. Fans and scouts are buzzing, as last years invitee, Carter Bryant, went fourteenth overall. Decisions are looming, and these Wildcats could reshape NBA rosters or stay in Tucson for more.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Arizona Wildcats: 4 NBA Draft Combine Invites. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On May 1st, Arizona's Final Four Squad is sending a wave of talent toward the 2026 NBA draft, with six players now eligible. Four of them just landed invites to the big NBA draft combine in Chicago from May 10th through 17th. That's seniors, Toby Awaka, and Jaden Bradley, plus freshmen, Braden Burries, and Koa Pete out of the 73 total invitees. Those spots mean scouts are paying close attention, and a combine invite often signals a real shot at getting picked in the two round draft on June 23rd. Even a couple former Wildcats got nods too. Kyle and Boswell from Illinois and Honoree Bizarre from North Carolina. Fans and scouts are buzzing because last year Carter Bryan with Arizona ties was the only one invited, and he went 14th overall to the San and Stay, Antonio Spurs. Jaden Bradley tested the waters back then, but came back for his senior year, boosting the team's run. Ever from ESPN Scouts has Pete Pagged as a late first round prospect, but some think the freshmen might pull back by the May 27th deadline, and return to school.
Burries declared two, joining 70 other college players, though over 20 missed the main event, and could hit the G-League combine for another chance. With decisions looming and workouts about to drop some serious measurements, keep eyes on these Wildcats, they could reshape rosters or stick around, Tucson for more.
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