As the 2025 NBA Draft approaches, Arkansas forward Adou Thiero’s decision to declare looks smart one that probably played a role in not coming back to the Razorbacks.
While the Charlotte Hornets floundered through another lost season, they acquired a bunch of temporary players on 10 day contracts and two-way deals. Just about all of those players fit into generally the same archetype–a high motor defender with a raw offensive skill set.
Arkansas Razorbacks forward Adou Thiero is among the most athletic wings in the draft this year. Thiero’s athleticism and physical tools allow him to make dynamic plays on both ends.
Thiero is taking his talents to the professional level. The 2025 NBA Draft is just around the corner, and players were required to officially stay in the draft or return to college on Wednesday.
The biggest question with less than 12 hours to go for Arkansas fans is what will Adou Thiero do? The guess here is he's probably staying in the NBA Draft, but nobody knows for sure.
Calling second round NBA draft picks a 'crapshoot' is a bit generous. 99% of the time, second round selections cap out as fringe role players fighting for their NBA lives on two-way contracts.
Decision day is coming for Arkansas' Adou Thiero and Karter Knox. Fans will be wondering for a week unless somebody says something. As the May 28 deadline for college players to withdraw from the 2025 NBA Draft approaches, their decisions will have a major impact on the Razorbacks' prospects for the upcoming season.
The 2025 NBA season winding down means that we’re quickly approaching the NBA draft. Holding four selections, 5, 21, 43, and 53, the Utah Jazz will be one of the major players on draft night.
Arkansas junior forward Adou Thiero announced Tuesday via Instagram that he will declare for the 2025 NBA Draft, forgoing his remaining college eligibility.
On Tuesday, Arkansas forward Adou Thiero announced he is declaring for the 2025 NBA Draft. Along with his announcement, Thiero posted a heartfelt statement on social media.
Arkansas forward Adou Thiero wasn't leaving it in the hands of head coach John Calipari any longer. There was no way he was going to miss the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament after sitting by watching the Hogs eliminate No.
Both Arkansas and Texas Tech survived the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament while missing a key player, but they each are hopeful to be at full strength for their Thursday meeting in San Francisco.
Arkansas starting forward and leading scorer Adou Thiero will not play in the team's NCAA Tournament first-round game against Kansas on Thursday, coach John Calipari announced.
Arkansas forward Adou Thiero is doubtful to play in the Razorbacks' first-round game of the NCAA Tournament, according to a report from Jon Rothstein. The news comes as a significant blow to Arkansas, as Thiero has played a pivotal role in the team's resurgence this season.
If there was any glimmer of hope for Arkansas to have its regular eight-man rotation at Vanderbilt Tuesday it’s been put to rest according to the SEC’s availability report. This will be the Razorbacks' third consecutive game without their leading scorer and rebounder Adou Thiero.
The Arkansas Razorbacks (17-12, 6-10) are in a race to make the NCAA Tournament, currently sitting on the bubble with just two regular season games to go.
The Arkansas Razorbacks (13-8, 2-6) haven’t accumulated a season that fans were hoping for thus far, currently sitting three spots from the bottom in the SEC standings through its first eight conference games.
When John Calipari makes his return to Rupp Arena, three former Kentucky Wildcats will make the trip with him. DJ Wagner, Zvonimir Ivisic, and Adout Thiero will all be making their way back to Lexington to take on the new-look Kentucky Wildcats.
Adou Thiero split a pair of free throws with 1.6 seconds left, then scored a layup at the buzzer after rebounding his missed second attempt, giving Arkansas a 68-65 win over visiting Georgia in Fayetteville on Wednesday in Southeastern Conference play.
One player that Big Blue Nation hated to see leave was Adou Thiero. He was a great player last season, making a big jump from his freshman to sophomore season.
Adou Thiero totaled 26 points and 10 rebounds as Arkansas came alive after halftime and rallied to a 75-60 win over UTSA on Saturday afternoon in Fayetteville, Ark.
Every single scholarship player for last year's Kentucky team either went to the NBA, transferred to a new school or followed John Calipari to Arkansas.
John Calipari was dealt his first loss as head coach at Arkansas on Saturday in a game Arkansas never led in, as the No. 16 Razorbacks (1-1) fell to No. 8 Baylor (1-1) in Dallas by a score of 72-67.