The NBA Draft might not be until next month, but potential prospects have to make their decision by Wednesday on whether they are staying in it or not. While some players have already signed an agent, thus cementing their status in the draft, others have already withdrawn to go back to school.
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Both UNC and Purdue are expected to be competitive next season and could win their respective conferences should two players decide to leave the NBA Draft and come back to school. Both are big men in UNC's Tony Bradley and Purdue's Caleb Swanigan and it seems both are going to take up to the last day to decide.
North Carolina's Tony Bradley and Purdue's Caleb Swanigan will both work out w/ teams up until Wednesday's NBA deadline, per sources.
— Adam Zagoria (@AdamZagoria) May 22, 2017
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Swanigan was named the conference's Player of the Year after recording the most double-doubles in the country this past season with 28. Bradley is a projected borderline first-rounder despite only playing about 15 minutes a game for the loaded Tar Heels. If both were to come back, then both teams are likely to be ranked as top ten teams to start the season and should be expected to make deep runs in the NCAA Tournament.
