Saturday, April 16, 2011

He has one season of eligibility remaining but is on track to graduate

ASHEVILLE — UNC Asheville guard J.P. Primm announced Friday that he would declare for the 2011 NBA Draft as an early entry. By not hiring an agent, the 6-2 junior guard leaves open the possibility of removing his name from the draft list by May 8 and returning to Asheville for his senior season cheap designer sunglasses. A second-team all Big south Conference selection, Primm averaged 14.6 points per game last season and had a team-high 154 assists while helping the Bulldogs to a league tournament championship and into the second round of the NCAA tournament. Primm, who set a school record with 71 steals, ranked second in the BSC in assists (4.5 per game) and steals (2.1) and was fifth in free-throw shooting (78.8 percent) Bvlgari Sunglasses. Read Saturday's print edition of the Citizen-Times for more on this story. Connecticut guard Kemba Walker confirmed Tuesday he will enter the NBA draft. Connecticut guard Kemba Walker led the Huskies to the NCAA championship earlier this month.CAPTIONBy Eileen Blass, USA TODAYWalker just completed a junior season where he was fifth in the nation in scoring at 23.5 points a game while leading the Huskies to the national championship while being named the tournament's most outstanding player. He has one season of eligibility remaining but is on track to graduate Police Sunglasses.

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