Washington guard Terrence Ross is in the NBA Draft. He is one of a slew of college basketball stars to have already declared their intentions to enter the draft and has signed with an agent. With that part out of the way, now begins the evaluation of where Ross will land in the draft.
In a recent update of his 'In/out list' on ESPN.com, Chad Ford breaks down how Ross is viewed by the league at this stage in the process.
"Ross came into the season with a lot of hype, but for the most part, had an up and down season. He finished the season strong however, stringing together a number of big games for Washington in the NIT. Ross has the athletic ability scouts are looking for in a two guard and he's proved to be a solid shooter. He can be turnover prone and can sometimes have questionable shot selection, but overall he's one of the best guard prospects in this draft. He's a potential late-lottery to mid-first round pick."
The Huskies will definitely miss him but as it stands now, Ross is making the right decision to come out early and take his talents to the professional level.
To discuss Ross declaring for the NBA Draft with Washington Husky fans, head on over to UW Dawg Pound.