Kentucky guard TyTy Washington plans to enter the 2022 NBA Draft and hire an agent, which will end his college career after one season.
Washington averaged 12.5 points and 3.9 assists per game this season for the Wildcats despite being hampered with an injury for several weeks.
Here is an excerpt form ESPN:
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“I wasn’t anywhere close to full strength in the past two months of the season,” Washington Jr., told ESPN’s Givony on Wednesday. “My ankle had moments where it felt really good and then others it was really hurting. After the Auburn game, that’s when things went downhill. It was a nagging injury that I never really got right. I’m still not 100% now, but I’m getting close.
“The warrior mentality instilled in me by my mom and dad had me playing in games that I probably shouldn’t have. I think NBA teams were able to see how tough I am.”
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— Tyty Washington (@tytywashington3) April 6, 2022
