Arizona sophomore guard Dalen Terry is leaving school as he will remain in the NBA draft to pursue his professional dreams, he has announced. Terry had until tomorrow night at 11:59 p.m. to make a decision, but he had his last workout before the decision today with the Indiana Pacers. He has been seeking a guarantee to remain the draft. While it's not yet clear if he received that guarantee from a team, his stock has been on the rise after a strong performance at the NBA Draft Combine recently. He has shown an improved game since the end of the season, and there have been reports that he has impressed teams with his interviews. It all adds up to Terry taking his chance to become a pro.
That's obviously positive news for UA overall with three players likely to be first-round picks, but it also leaves UA with a big hole on its roster. Terry would have been the focal point for the team in the upcoming season, but now UA will have to look elsewhere. The Wildcats have been linked to several transfer players while also addressing some of the concerns on the perimeter by adding Filip Borovicanin. Still, UA will need to add another perimeter player this summer to help fill the void left by Terry.
