Tyrese Proctor Makes Career Decision After Final Season at Duke

CAA works closely with athletes and their families to help them achieve long-term career goals. For Proctor, the focus is clear — positioning himself as a marketable name ahead of the NBA Draft on June 25.

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Proctor played in 106 games during his time at Duke. In his final season, he averaged 12.4 points and 2.2 assists per game. He scored seven points in the loss to Houston, but his biggest tournament performance came in the second round against Baylor on March 23, when he dropped 25 points.

Earlier this spring, Proctor appeared with a clear change in appearance, another sign of his serious preparation for the NBA.

In ESPN's latest mock draft, Proctor is projected to go in the second round. However, with some players withdrawing from the draft and the extra effort he's putting in, the former Blue Devil hopes to climb higher up the board.