At the 2025 NBA Draft, the Memphis Grizzlies drafted one of the biggest questions marks of the cycle in Washington State forward Cedric Coward. After trading star Desmond Bane to the Magic for a package that included a ’25 first round pick, the team started the night at No.
The Grizzlies have signed former Washington State forward Cedric Coward to his rookie scale contract, according to the official NBA.com transaction log.
We’re in the thick of the 2025 NBA offseason, and to say this has been one of the wildest offseasons ever would be an understatement. Kevin Durant is now a Houston Rocket, Damian Lillard got waived by the Bucks, and LeBron James’ name has been involved in multiple trade rumors.
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Entering the draft last week, the Memphis Grizzlies were looking for a versatile wing who could produce on both ends of the floor. They seem to have gotten just that when they selected WSU forward Cedric Coward with the 11th overall pick.
The Memphis Grizzlies, fresh off of trading Desmond Bane, landed the steal of the 2025 NBA Draft—Cedric Coward—if he can stay healthy. The Grizzlies traded up into the lottery to select Coward with the 11th overall pick.
The Memphis Grizzlies aren't resting on their laurels after getting swept in the first round by the Oklahoma City Thunder. After shipping out Desmond Bane to the Orlando Magic, they moved up from pick No.
On Wednesday night, the 2025 NBA Draft is at Barclays Center in New York. The Portland Trail Blazers selected Cedric Coward with the 11th pick. Via The NBA: "With the 11th pick of the NBA Draft the @trailblazers select Cedric Coward!
In exchange for No. 11, the Blazers are acquiring the 16th overall pick, a future first-rounder, and two second-round selections, reports Jake Fischer of The Stein Line.
The Oklahoma City Thunder are fresh off winning a championship on Sunday night and their celebration continued on Tuesday as they paraded through the streets of Oklahoma City.
The Utah Jazz have decision-making time right around the corner for the 2025 NBA Draft set to get rolling this week, but there's still been at least one more intriguing reported workout the team has conducted leading up to the action.
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Cedric Coward might have had the quote of the draft. And it happened before the lottery order was even decided. “If I'm going against you on the court, I'm trying to kill you," he said.
Prior to Thursday, a total of 19 prospects had received green room invitations from the NBA to attend the first round of the 2025 draft. Today, reports
Every draft cycle, there's an under-the-radar wing who blasts up draft boards late in the process. This year, it was Washington State forward Cedric Coward, who went from a second-round projection to a borderline lottery pick on many draft boards.
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Duke basketball commit Cedric Coward had until 11:59 p.m. ET on May 28 to decide whether to remain an early NBA Draft entrant or return to college for his final year of eligibility.
Cedric Coward, a Washington State standout who had committed to play for Duke, will keep his name in the 2025 NBA draft. A 6-foot-6 guard from Fresno, California, the 21-year-old Coward played just six games last year at Washington State before a partially torn shoulder labrum required season-ending surgery.
Washington State forward Cedric Coward is officially keeping his name in the 2025 NBA Draft, according to ESPN’s Jonathan Givony.
Cedric Coward, a wing from Washington State, has shot up draft boards after a impressive measurements and a dominant combine shooting performance. Initially committing to Duke out of the transfer portal, Coward blew scouts away when it came out he was 6-foot-7 with a 7-foot-2 wingspan.
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Washington State guard Cedric Coward. But what began as a quiet recruitment has become a national storyline. The 6-foot-6 guard, a former Division III player who spent two seasons at Eastern Washington before transferring to Washington State, has emerged as one of the fastest-rising prospects of the spring.
Recent Duke basketball transfer commit Cedric Coward has until 11:59 p.m. ET on May 28 to withdraw his name as an NBA Draft early entrant and retain his final year of NCAA eligibility.
He recently committed to Duke after taking an official visit.
Most reports of Cedric Coward's commitment to Duke basketball head coach Jon Scheyer and his staff on Monday evening are not worded correctly. After all, the Blue Devils have not actually "landed" the former Washington State and Eastern Washington forward just yet.
One of the top transfers left in the portal has made his college decision. After originally slimming down to two schools, Washington State wing Cedric Coward has committed to Duke for next season.
Former Washington State and Eastern Washington forward Cedric Coward, one of the premier undecided players in this year's transfer portal, cut his list of suitors to five roughly two weeks ago.
Despite several players committing to other schools from Washington State, their best players remain uncommitted. Cedric Coward is a dynamic forward who did it all last season for the Cougars, albeit in only six games.
Cedric Coward played just six games for the Washington State basketball before he suffered a rotator cuff injury and was lost for the season. However, the 6-foot-6 guard hasn't been forgotten by any means.
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