The 2026 NBA draft combine in Chicago continued on Thursday, as prospects put their skills to the test in multiple scrimmages.
Louisville sharpshooter Ryan Conwell led the way in Game 3 with 21 points amid a slew of standout performances.
The highlights came early and often, as St. John’s wing Dillon Mitchell opened the scoring with an alley-oop slam on his way to finishing with 13 points:
Michigan State guard Jeremy Fears Jr., the older brother of New Orleans Pelicans guard Jeremiah Fears, had nine points and a game-high 11 assists, including this alley-oop to Arkansas big man Trevon Brazile, who made a living above the rim and finished with 16 points and nine rebounds.
In Game 4, Kentucky guard Otega Oweh dropped 21 points to steal the show. Tennessee big man Felix Okpara and Tennessee State guard Aaron Nkrumah had 15 points apiece for the winning team.
The draft combine will continue on Friday, giving more prospects the chance to shine in front of NBA scouts.
