Jeff Goodman: Kansas sophomore point guard Devon Dotson will declare for the NBA Draft with the intention of forgoing his final two seasons in college, source told @Stadium.
Devon Dotson Rumors
25 Jan
Kyle Boone: Devon Dotson is returning to Kansas and withdrawing from the NBA draft, per his Instagram.
Sean Deveney: The Celtics held a workout on Thursday that included Kansas G Devon Dotson, source told SN. He’s now had 8 workouts including Atlanta produced well at the predraft Combine in Chicago. He’s still considering a return to Kansas and will decide next week.
Chris Kirschner: The Hawks will work out the following players tomorrow: (F) Aric Holman, Miss. State (F) Tres Tinkle, Oregon State (F) Obi Toppin, Dayton (G) Devon Dotson, Kansas (G) John Konchar, Purdue Fort Wayne (G) Payton Prichard, Oregon
Rick Bonnell: Charlotte’s Devon Dotson (Kansas point guard) says he has no leaning at this point whether he stays in the draft.
Bryan Kalbrosky: Among the top prospects in the 2019 NBA Draft, Zion Williamson is the most notable yet to hire an agent. Others not linked to representation, likely still testing waters: Charles Bassey (Western Kentucky), Devon Dotson (Kansas), Moses Brown (UCLA) + Jalen Lecque (NC State commit)
Two of them were freshmen guards Quentin Grimes (pictured) and Devon Dotson of Kansas. Both were five star recruits coming out of high school and turned in solid freshmen seasons with the Jayhawks. Grimes, a 6-foot-5 shooting guard who was ranked as the eighth best prep player by Rivals, started 36 games for Kansas and averaged 8.4 points during the regular season before upping his average to 13.3 points in the Big 12 Championship tournament. As for Dotson, a 6-2 point guard who was ranked 18 by Rivals, he also started all 36 games last season and steadily improved to the point where he was selected to the Big 12 all-tournament team.
Kansas basketball guard Ochai Agbaji admits he considered testing the 2019 NBA Draft waters with fellow KU freshmen Quentin Grimes and Devon Dotson. “I did for a little bit,” Agbaji, a 6-foot-5 wing out of Oak Park High School, acknowledged after Tuesday’s Kansas postseason basketball banquet at the Burge Union. “Let me work on my game here,” he added with a big smile.
Jesse Newell: Devon Dotson says he’ll start training in Chicago before getting NBA feedback. Says he believes testing is a win-win scenario for him personally with few drawbacks.
