Arizona and Colorado suffered from stay-or-go decisions while USC and Oregon will receive key players back.
Bruce Pascoe Arizona Daily Star The passing of the NCAA's deadline to withdraw from the NBA Draft this week left a significant impact in the projected 2022-23 Pac-12 basketball race.
The NBA’s official withdrawal list Thursday confirmed that USC's Drew Peterson and Boogie Ellis both pulled out of the draft pool, and both are expected to return to the Trojans. Oregon will get back Quincy Guerrier and Will Richardson, while Stanford will get another year from former five-star recruit Harrison Ingram.
And while all that was going on, Washington State had two players pull out of the draft ... but neither Efe Abogidi nor Mouhamed Gueye is expected to return to Pullman. .
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