One source said that Shurna simply wanted to put his name out in NBA circles and get an evaluation of his game. The 6-foot-8 forward from Glen Ellyn averaged 24.4 points in NU’s first nine games before spraining his left ankle Christian Dior Sunglasses.
In October, Shurna practically blushed over an NBA-related question.
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