Kentucky coach John Calipari anticipated five players leaving early for the NBA draft when the Wildcats were beaten by West Virginia in the Elite Eight. Three players didn’t hesitate as freshmen John Wall, DeMarcus Cousins and junior Patrick Patterson declared for the NBA draft and said during their announcements that they would stay in the draft. Two others teased Kentucky’s fans for a week when freshmen Eric Bledsoe and Daniel Orton “tested” the draft. But they’re both in now.
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