The Westfield native impressed his former Big Ten rivals in Chicago this week, despite being 5 foot 10 ⅟₄ and 166 pounds.

Those Tuesday groups included incoming NBA rookies AJ Dybantsa (BYU), Darryn Peterson (Kansas), Cameron Boozer (Duke) and Caleb Wilson (North Carolina) as well as the other lottery bound prospects. As the Utah Jazz have No.

Caleb Wilson familiarized himself with the Chicago Bulls front office this week at the NBA draft combine. The top prospect flexed his knowledge with a grin: “I know about the SLAP.”

But we are uncovering contrarian opinions over the course of the last 48 hours at the NBA Draft Combine, when the front offices of all 30 NBA teams, players, agents, and media are essentially clustered in the same gym and hotel for the entirety of the day.

The NBA Draft hopeful needed help to solidify his draft position, and he may just get that at this year's NBA Draft Combine.

Santa Clara star Allen Graves is a potential lottery pick, but there are still a few schools that want him to return to college.

Following player interviews at the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago, here is insight on and predictions for each major stay-or-go decision.