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Wendell Moore Jr. is the third Duke player this week to announce plans to enter the NBA draft.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Oscar Tshiebwe quickly learned achieving his dream of being an NBA draft lottery pick requires more than being college basketball’s best player. So even after becoming an imposing inside presence on both ends of the floor, the Kentucky junior forward plans to spend the offseason stretching his game beyond the arc and in other phases to get himself — and the Wildcats — to the next level.

Shaedon Sharpe, the No. 1-ranked prospect in the 2022 high school class who enrolled at Kentucky this spring but did not play for the Wildcats, plans to stay in the NBA draft, sources told ESPN. He is No. 6 in ESPNs 2022 draft rankings.

Kentucky freshman guard Shaedon Sharpe will enter the 2022 NBA Draft without ever playing a game for the Wildcats, The Athletic reported Thursday.

Sharpe did not play a minute for the Wildcats during the 2021-22 season

Kentucky freshman guard Shaedon Sharpe will enter the 2022 NBA Draft but is keeping his college eligibility, he said Thursday.

Kansas Final Four star David McCormack announced Tuesday that he is entering the NBA draft.

Illinois junior Kofi Cockburn will enter the 2022 NBA draft and forgo his remaining college eligibility.

He said in a social post that entering the portal will allow him “to gather as much information as I can in order to make the best decision for my future.”

The NBA on Monday settled four tiebreakers among playoff participants to help determine some of the order for the 2022 NBA Draft, to be held June 23 at New York