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UConn Duo Reed & Karaban Headed to Knicks

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UConn Stars Tarris Reed Jr. and Alex Karaban Could Team Up in the NBA: The Athletics Mock Draft Projects Both to New York Knicks

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UConn Duo Reed & Karaban Headed to Knicks

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Hartford News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!UConn Duo Reed & Karaban Headed to Knicks. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Two Yukon Husky stars, Tara's Reed Jr. and Alex Caravan could stick together in the NBA. The Athletics' latest mock-draft projects both getting picked by the New York Knicks, Reed goes 22nd overall, and Caravan lands at 31, just into the 2nd round. Reed stalks Skyrocketed after his monster NCAA tournament. The 22-year-old dropped 31 and 27 points in the opener, then notched four double doubles. That pushed him from French prospect to solid first-rounder. The Nick C. Reed has a perfect back-up center fit, especially with Mitchell Robinson hitting free agency. He's a tough rebounder at 260 pounds, moves well on defense, and boasts a 7-foot-four wingspan that should shine at the combine. Caravan slips right outside the first round here, but is still a strong landing spot in the Big Apple. Meanwhile, another Yukon guy, Braylon Mullins, was projected top 25, but chose to return for his sophomore year. Yukon has sent two players to the same team before, like back-to-back picks by the Nets in 2006.

With the draft two months out, Nick's fans might dream of this duo lighting up Madison Square Garden. That's your heart for news today, Update. AI powered and always on.

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