Isaiah Evans’ $4 Million Draft Look Meets Painful Round 1 Slide

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Isaiah Evans’ $4 Million Draft Look Meets Painful Round 1 Slide

Evans arrived at the NBA Draft wearing more than $4 million in custom diamond accessories, including a $3 million brooch and $1 million wallet chain, hoping to “make an impact.” Instead, the Duke guard became the only green room invite not picked in Round 1, turning a historic outfit into an awkward wait for Round 2.

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