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Nelson Chenault-USA TODAY Sports
Former LSU point guard Tremont Waters and forward Naz Reid are among 66 players that have been invited to compete the NBA Draft combine next week in Chicago.

The event begins on Thursday, May 16 at Quest Multisport in Chicago and ends on Friday, May 17. ESPN 2 will provide coverage both days from 3-7 p.m. ET.

Waters finished the 2018-2019 season with 15.3 points, 5.8 assists and 2.8 steals per game. Reid finished with 13.6 points and 7.2 rebounds.



Filed Under: LSU Basketball
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Deplorable Duke•73 months
Is Naz expecting to get paid to go?
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Hangit•73 months
While I am glad for the LSU boys, any list that does not include Tacko Fall is garbage.
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eddieray•73 months
I wish them success
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jb21lsu•73 months
So when can we expect everyone else to come back home now?
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root canal•73 months
Is there another opportunity for evaluation of the other 4 guys who declared. Most sensible people think that is is fine for them to get some feedback (and probably return to LSU) and work on their game but since they are not invited to the NBA draft combine, how do they get their evaluation? And did they have to declare to receive this (non-combine)evaluation?
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