UConn freshman Stephon Castle has declared for the 2024 NBA Draft after an impressive season with the Huskies. The talented 19-year-old averaged 11.2 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 3 assists per game during the 2023-24 season, helping UConn secure their second consecutive national title.
Castle’s decision to declare for the NBA Draft makes him the second “one-and-done” player in UConn history, following in the footsteps of Andre Drummond who was drafted ninth overall in 2012. The talented guard from Covington, Georgia, was named the Big East’s Freshman of the Year and proved himself as a star player, particularly in critical moments like scoring 21 points in the Final Four game against Alabama.
Joining Castle in declaring for the NBA Draft are center Donovan Clingan and forward Alex Karaban. While Karaban is maintaining his college eligibility, Clingan has solidified his status as a top prospect in the upcoming draft thanks to his impressive statistics and impact on the team.
Overall, Castle’s impressive performance and decision to declare for the NBA Draft have cemented his status as a top prospect in the upcoming draft.
