The freshman wing averaged 11.2 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game for Duke, which is poised to miss the NCAA Tournament for the first time in over two decades.
So, not the season Johnson or the Blue Devils had in mind. “This was not easy but we feel it’s best for my future,” Johnson said in a statement.
About that future. How does Johnson’s decision impact it — or in other words, will NBA front offices count this against him? And based on the tape he did show, where do NBA evaluators currently stand on Johnson’s stock? To answer all that, we got The Athletic NBA Draft expert Sam Vecenie and Duke beat writer Brendan Marks together to talk all things Jalen Johnson.
And the best place to start, really, is at the end.
How does the end of Johnson’s Duke career affect his NBA Draft...
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