One of the top players in college basketball was freshman guard Dylan Harper for the Rutgers Scarlet Knights. However, after one season, he went on ESPN's "NBA Today" on Monday and announced he is entering the 2025 NBA draft. Harper finished with 19.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, 4.0 assists, 0.6 blocks and 1.4 steals per game in 32.6 minutes per game.

Rutgers freshman Dylan Harper, one of the top prospects in this year’s draft class, announced on ESPN’s "NBA Today" on Monday that he’ll be entering the 2025 NBA Draft

Rutgers star freshman Dylan Harper announced that he will declare for the 2025 NBA Draft. Harper announced his decision on ESPN's "NBA Today." "The next few months, I'll be spending a lot of time in the gym, watching film, getting my body right, preparing for the next level and making sure everything is sharp," Harper said.

The NBA Draft is set for June 25, but some prospects have already entered their name into the pool. Here's a look at who's testing the NBA waters!

While there are plenty of future NBA players in March Madness, the best prospect who did not make the tournament is Rutgers freshman Dylan ... college basketball in your home state? Harper ...

PISCATAWAY – A few minutes after the final buzzer of his final home game as a member of Rutgers’ basketball program, Dylan Harper stood alone. His teammates already were in the locker room, having escaped with a 75-67 overtime victory against Minnesota.

Dylan Harper, a five-star freshman at Rutgers University, has officially declared for the NBA Draft, sparking excitement among basketball fans and analysts alike. Following a standout season where he made significant contributions despite challenges,

There was plenty of hype around Rutgers basketball coming into the season with star freshmen Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey. The team didn’t live up to those expectations, missing out on the NCAA Tournament after a 15-17 season.