Otega oweh got involved in the NBA dream before training before training with blazers: Kentucky basketball

Otega weh does not drag his bets.

The Kentucky Wildcats Guard made it clear that on Thursday he fully committed himself to Tuelin, Oregon on the second round of Portland Trail Blazers in the second round of pre-draft workouts in the second round of Portland Trail Blazers. Although oweh remains in college authorization for a year, he is laser-oriented to take the next step in his basketball career.

“I'm in everything,” says Oweh Aaron Fentress by Oregon Live. “I have another year of justification, but my goal is to play in the NBA, so I don't make this process a foot in one foot.”

Oweh, a 6-foot 5-second student in the second year, who achieved an average of 16.2 points, 4.7 rebounds and 1.7 assists last season, has sparked interest from several NBA teams thanks to its sportiness, its defensive upward trend and its physical tools. While some bills have projected him as a second selection in the second round or as an impatient view, Oweh believes that his ceiling is higher.

“I wouldn't say it is completely wrong, but I think I'm a man in the first round,” he said. “So, I will only go through these workouts, give everything, and then, when everything is said and done, I will see where I am and then I'll make this decision.”

The early entry deduction period of the NBA for College players is May 29th. Until then, oweh will continue his case through workouts and interviews, in the hope that his potential – and trust – meet the NBA standard.