Tramaine Isabell to Declare for 2018 NBA Draft

PHILADELPHIA – Drexel University junior Tramaine Isabell has announced that he is declaring for the 2018 NBA Draft. Isabell will not retain an agent, which allows him the opportunity to return to Drexel.

"This is a unique opportunity within the NCAA rules for Tramaine to gather as much information as possible to assist him in making an educated decision," said Drexel Head Coach Zach Spiker. "We will continue to support Tramaine in every way possible throughout the process."

"This is a very good opportunity for me and my family," said Isabell. "I am appreciative of Coach Spiker and his staff supporting me in this decision. I will not be hiring an agent, which will allow me to test the waters and get feedback from NBA teams. If it's in my best interest not to stay in the draft, I will return to Drexel to begin preparation with my teammates for a successful 2018-19 season."

Isabell led the Dragons and finished second in the Colonial Athletic Association with 21 points per game. His 587 points were the fifth most ever by a Dragon in a single season. He led all CAA guards in rebounding (7.5) and finished sixth overall in the league in that category. Isabell also finished in the top 10 in the CAA in assists, steals and minutes played.

The deadline to withdraw from NBA draft consideration is June 11. Student-athletes are allowed to enter or remove their names from the NBA Draft multiple times without jeopardizing their eligibility. They are allowed to participate in both the NBA Draft Combine and can have on one NBA team tryout per year.

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Tramaine Isabell to Declare for 2018 NBA Draft

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