In his first pro event, former Wisconsin big man Micah Potter showed off the combination of size and offensive skill that made him one of the top bigs in the Big Ten conference this past season.
At the Tampa Bay Pro Combine, nearly 50 recent college basketball graduates battled it out in front of scouts with the NBA draft approaching. Potter performed as well as any big at the event, averaging 17.8 points per game and 8.3 rebounds over three days. The scoring came on an efficient 52% from the field to go along with 9-25 (36%) from three.
Potter was joined by fellow Badgers D’Mitrik Trice and Nate Reuvers in Tampa Bay.
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Basketball’s new pre-draft event, the Tampa Bay Pro Combine (@_TBPC), concluded yesterday as 41 prospects took the floor.
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— Derek Murray (@dmurrayNBA) June 6, 2021