Lonnie Walker IV stood out on and off the court at the NBA Draft Combine, which ended on Sunday in Chicago.
The former University of Miami basketball star, who left after his freshman season, finished Top 10 of 56 players in all three speed categories and Top 15 in the two jumping drills. He finished second to Syracuse’s Tyus Battle in the shuttle run in a time of 2.86 seconds. Walker was third-fastest in the three-quarter-court sprint in 3.06 seconds, and ninth in the lane agility time (10.87 seconds).
His maximum vertical jump of 40 inches ranked 11th and his standing vertical jump of 31.