
Flemings Declaring for NBA Draft
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Houstons Kingston Flemings declares for 2026 NBA draft, following in footsteps of coach Kelvin Sampsons one-and-done talents. Flemings, a standout freshman, earned All-Big Twelve honors and set a program record for single-game points. Sampson praises Flemings growth and consistency, while reflecting on the potential of extra college years for his players.
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0:00On April 20th, Houston Freshman Guard Kingston Flemmings just made it official. He's declaring for the 2026 NBA draft after a standout, rookie year. The kid earned first team All Big 12 honors, made the Big 12 All Freshman team, and set a program record for single-game points. No shock here, since mock-drafts have him as a top 10 pick, maybe even top 5. He's the third one in Done Talent in four seasons under Coach Kelvin Samson, and the second this year alongside freshman forward Chris Seenak Jr. Both came in Houston's best recruiting class ever, helping push the team to a sweet 16 run. Samson couldn't hide his pride, saying Flemmings locked in once he believed in himself and stayed consistent for that epic freshman season. It's the fourth such player Samson sent straight to the pros in his career, treating them like family, while prepping them for the leap. He even pondered the what if, if guys like Flemmings, Senek, or past Argeraise Walker, who went eighth overall to the Wizards, and now plays with a,
1:00Pacers had stuck around for sophomore year. They dominate and chase titles. None are ready as freshmen, but that extra time builds champions. Still, Samson's all about getting them NBA ready, celebrating their jumps even as he dreams of those extra college battles that could elevate Cougar. Hoops further.
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