Michigan State sophomore forward Aaron Henry appeared on the Pro Basketball Combine remote film room Monday night to break down some of his film.
The Pro Basketball Combine is a secondary combination (below the NBA combine) where prospects go to work out for professional teams. Matt McQuaid participated in it in 2019. Henry talks with John Chepkevich, the Director of Scouting for the combine and NBA Draft writer Zach Milner to break down a few clips from his 2019 season. Check it out.
PBC 2020 NBA Draft Remote Film Room
Ep. 24: Aaron Henry (@hennny11)
6’6” | 210 lbs. | G | @MSU_Basketball
🎥: @ZachMilner13 @ProBBallCombine pic.twitter.com/ApFMzGsATV
— Jon Chepkevich (@JonChep) June 8, 2020
Right now Henry is considered to be a fringe NBA Draft prospect with a chance to get taken at the back end of the second round. He is one of two MSU underclassmen currently in the draft with the other being Xavier Tillman. Due to the coronavirus, there currently isn’t a date set for underclassmen to withdraw from the draft and retain their college eligibility. The NBA Draft is scheduled for October 15.
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