An article claimed that Los Angeles Lakers superstar Luka Dončić recorded a 42-inch vertical at the 2018 NBA Draft Combine.

Fans are confused about a recent report that Lakers star Luka Doncic recorded a 42-inch vertical leap back in 2018.

The high-profile freshman in the 2026 NBA Draft class have already garnered plenty of attention, but there are a few first-year players flying under the radar.

Three international prospects had notably strong 2024-25 seasons and were seen as potential first-round picks for the 2025 NBA Draft, but ultimately withdrew an ...

Tacko Fall is first on the list since 2011, with a measurement of 10.50 inches. Kawhi Leonard, who is known as the 'Klaw' for his huge hands, only had a hand length of 9.75 inches at the combine. The ...

The NBA Draft Combine is a week-long gathering in Chicago where the top prospects participate in skill drills, scrimmages, get official anthropometric measurements and have the opportunity to meet ...

Tennessee combo guard Keon Johnson set the NBA Draft Combine record for highest vertical leap, but he’s out to prove that he’s MORE than a dunker. Cade Cunningham NEEDS to be the #1 pick <a href=" Don ...

Under AD Chris Clunie, Davidson’s community engagement program has transformed how the Wildcats approach athletics, academics ...

Auburn guard Tahaad Pettiford is projected as a first-round pick in the 2026 NBA Draft after withdrawing from the 2025 draft. CBS Sports projects Pettiford to be selected 22nd overall by the Boston ...

Still, only a handful will be in position to earn starts right away. The majority will come off the bench and provide specialty skills or traits. Some will spend most of the season in the G League, ...

An AI model hallucinated that Luka Dončić had a 42-inch vertical leap. A human hallucinated that he used to win the most iconic Slam Dunk Contest ever.