Former St. John’s star RJ Luis Jr., the Big East Player of the Year and a second-team All-American, is keeping his name in the NBA draft, his agent, Sam Permut of Roc Nation, told ESPN on Wednesday.
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Oweh withdraws from NBA draft, returning to UK
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Braves’ Sale fastest to reach 2,500 strikeouts
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Projected NBA draft pick Mgbako opts for Aggies
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Possible 1st-rounder chooses U-M over NBA draft
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Trout set to come off IL, rejoin Angels on Friday
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Former New Zealand coach David Trist dies aged 77
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Source: White Sox’s Castro to miss rest of season
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