Jeremiah Fears has declared for the 2025 NBA Draft after one standout season at Oklahoma. Fears made the announcement on a social media post Wednesday. The 6-foot-4 guard is projected by many to be a lottery pick. He averaged 17.1 points, 4.1 rebounds and 4.1 assists this season and helped the Sooners reach the NCAA Tournament.

It’s been a remarkable year for Fears, who skipped his senior year of high school and reclassified to attend Oklahoma and play this season.

The freshman guard announced his decision Wednesday on ESPN's The Paul Finebaum Show, per ESPN's Jonathan Givony. Fears averaged 17.1 points, 4.1 rebounds, 4.1 assists and 1.6 steals while averaging 30 minutes through 34 games of his freshman season. He is ranked as the No. 8 overall prospect on B/R's latest 2025 NBA Draft Big Board.

After declaring for the 2025 NBA Draft on The Paul Finebaum Show, Oklahoma's Jeremiah Fears shares his next steps before June and credits the SEC for preparing him.

Fears led the Sooners to their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2021. ESPN considers Fears the 7th ranked prospect in the upcoming NBA Draft. Initially Fears was a class of 2025 recruit, but reclassified to join the Sooners in the 2024 recruiting cycle.

Oklahoma freshman guard Jeremiah Fears announces on The Paul Finebaum Show that he's declaring for the NBA Draft in June. Use a Facebook account to add a comment, subject to Facebook's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Here are some numbers behind OKC’s 29-1 record against the East: 19.2 points: The Thunder’s average margin of victory in its 29 wins against the East. AV-ER-AGE. That doesn’t seem possible. 24: Of the Thunder’s 29 wins against the East, 24 of them were double-digit victories.

The Thunder ’s conquest of the East is complete. Twenty-nine wins. One loss. A .967 winning percentage. Oklahoma City already had the best interconference record in NBA history before it demolished Detroit on Wednesday night, but now it’s a wrap. The Thunder’s reign of terror against the East is mercifully over.

The Oklahoma City Thunder have looked practically unstoppable in the regular season thus far. Led by presumptive MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the team has a 64-

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With their 143-105 home victory over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday, the Rockets (50-27) secured their first playoff berth in five years. Houston won for the 13th time in 15 games, st

With a depleted roster due to suspensions, the Detroit Pistons got within four points late in a 119-103 loss to Oklahoma City.

The Portland Trail Blazers will try to keep their faint hopes of a play-in spot alive when they visit the already-eliminated Toronto Raptors on Thursday night.

Tyrese Haliburton had 22 points and 10 assists, and the Indiana Pacers defeated the Charlotte Hornets 119-105 in Indianapolis on Wednesday.

Detroit Pistons vs. Oklahoma City Thunder Preview. The Detroit Pistons (42-33) and Oklahoma City Thunder (63-12) are all set to square off from Paycom Center in Oklahoma City. The

On Wednesday night, the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Detroit Pistons (at home) by a score of 119-103. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finished the win with 33 points

Two playoff-bound teams will face off in Oklahoma City, with the Detroit Pistons facing the team with the NBA's best record, the Oklahoma City Thunder.

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Dillon Brooks has been suspended for the matchup. Last week, Brooks went viral for getting in the face of Kevin Durant, although that was good for only his 15th technical foul of the season. On Wednesday,

The NBA suspended Houston Rockets forward Dillon Brooks one game on Thursday for picking up his 16th technical foul of the season after he appeared to kick Utah’s Collin Sexton in the midsection. The Rockets will be without one of their key players when they host first-place Oklahoma City on Friday in a matchup between the Western Conference's top teams.

The referees whistled Brooks for the foul after he kicked Jazz guard Collin Sexton on his follow-through after Sexton stripped the ball as he was readying to shoot. It sounds like Brooks expected the NBA to rescind the technical.