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Sights, sounds and numbers from Kentucky Pro Day

Jack PIlgrimby:Jack Pilgrim10/09/22
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Photo: Chet White | UK Athletics (@KentuckyMBB)

Kentucky Pro Day 2022 has come and gone, with scouts from all 30 NBA teams in attendance to evaluate the Wildcats at the Joe Craft Center. It was a combination of physical testing, individual work and scrimmaging, with the event lasting roughly 2 hours and 15 minutes.

How did things go? See for yourself with some sights, sounds and numbers.

Highlights

We get it, you’re here for the highlights. Fortunately for you, the Kentucky basketball program shared three-and-a-half minutes of footage for you to enjoy at your earliest convenience (now).

All the dunks, 3-pointers, mid-range jumpers and forced turnovers you could ever need.

Measurements

Who is the fastest player on the team? Tallest? Best leaper? Biggest hands? The official measurements are in to give you those answers.

Let’s single out the individual standouts:

  • 3/4 Court Sprint — Jacob Toppin (3.09 seconds)
  • Max Vertical Jump — Daimion Collins (46.5 inches)
  • Standing Vertical Jump — Daimion Collins (34 inches)
  • Reactive Pro — Sahvir Wheeler (2.89 seconds)
  • Shuttle Run — Cason Wallace (10.03 seconds)
  • Hand Width — Oscar Tshiebwe (9 1/2 inches)
  • Hand Height — Oscar Tshiebwe (10 3/4 inches)
  • Wingspan — Ugonna Onyenso, Oscar Tshiebwe (7’4″)
  • Height — Ugonna Onyenso (6’11”)
  • Standing Reach – Ugonna Onyenso — 9’2.5″

Clips

Photos

John Calipari walks towards NBA scouts during Pro Day.
Chet White | UK Athletics
Team huddle takes place under the far basket.
Chet White | UK Athletics
Lance Ware shoots in front of NBA Scouts.
Chet White | UK Athletics
Jacob Toppin reaches during his vertical jump.
Chet White | UK Athletics
Chris Livingston reaches during his vertical jump.
Chet White | UK Athletics
Lance Ware reaches during his vertical jump.
Chet White | UK Athletics
Daimion Collins reaches during his vertical jump.
Chet White | UK Athletics

Big Blue Madness is scheduled for Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. ET at Rupp Arena.

Basketball season is here.

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