Holding 4 offers! Zhang Boyuan was favored by Clay’s alma mater Washington State and has a bright future

On October 9, according to the official announcement of Veritas Academy, an American high school, the 18-year-old core of the National Youth Men’s Basketball Team, Zhang Boyuan, received an offer from Clay’s alma mater, NCAA Washington State University. Zhang Boyuan has already received 4 offers from NCAA universities, giving him a bright prospect of entering college.

As the core player of the National Youth Men's Basketball Team, Zhang Boyuan led the National Youth Men's Basketball Team to participate in the U19 Men's Basketball World Cup this summer. He averaged 14.7 points, 5.1 rebounds and 1.4 steals per game, with a shooting percentage of 42.2%. He scored 20+ points in a single game three times and shouldered the scoring burden in key battles many times.

The Shanxi Men's Basketball Team has registered Zhang Boyuan for the new season, but he will not play in the CBA game. Instead, he went to the United States to join the American high school Veritas Academy Men's Basketball Team. He scored 25 points in his first game and performed well in the following games.

Now Zhang Boyuan has received offers from NCAA universities in the United States. Currently, he has received 4 offers, namely the University of California, Riverside, the University of Texas at El Paso, and the University of California, Berkeley. Among them, the University of California, Berkeley is a High Major level offer (NCAA top division invitation). The school is affiliated with the Pac-12 League (Pacific Twelve Schools Association). It has consistently ranked among the top 50 in the nation's college basketball rankings and has trained many NBA players.

Now Zhang Boyuan has received an offer from Washington State University, which is also the alma mater of NBA four-time champion Klay Thompson, which also gives Zhang Boyuan another guarantee.

As for the 2028 NBA draft prediction made by the US draft media NBA Draft Room, Zhang Boyuan will be selected with the 30th overall pick in the first round.