Cameron Carr Scores 30 in Draft Combine Scrimmage
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- Cameron Carr was one of only two top‑30 mock‑draft prospects (with Dailyn Swain) to play in the 5‑on‑5 scrimmages, as most projected first‑round picks opted out.
- Cameron Carr (Baylor SG/SF) tallied 30 points (6‑of‑12 from three) in his scrimmage, reinforcing his projected top‑20 lottery status with an 8¼‑inch wingspan.
- Matt Able (North Carolina SG) posted 15 points in under 20 minutes, shooting 3‑for‑5 from three, and was listed No. 39 in ESPN’s post‑lottery mock draft.
- Baba Miller (Cincinnati PF/C) recorded 20 points and six rebounds in his scrimmage, showing perimeter versatility at 6‑ft‑11.
- The combine’s 5‑on‑5 scrimmages give second‑round prospects a platform to boost draft stock and potentially break into the first round.
Why it matters: Prospects who excel in the scrimmages—like Carr’s 30‑point burst and Able’s efficient scoring—stand to climb the draft board, securing higher rookie contracts, while teams gain clearer data for late‑first‑round picks.
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