BYU’s Egor Demin Stuns Scouts With NBA Combine Measurements

Could the tall Russian guard’s upside raise his draft profile?

Egor Demin may get a draft stock bump thanks to his confirmed NBA Draft Combine numbers. In today’s NBA, where size and youth are prized commodities, BYU’s oversized guard exceeded expectations with his physical tools.

Demin was officially measured at 6’8.25″ without shoes and posted a 6’10.25″ wingspan, giving him a +2″ advantage and an impressive 8’9.5″ standing reach. Regardless of opinions on his game, these measurements work in his favor for NBA evaluation.

This is great for Demin, as the combine often shapes how front offices view draft hopefuls, potentially giving him a stronger shot at climbing draft boards.

Now weighing close to 200 pounds, Egor has gained nearly 10 pounds since joining BYU, building strength on his slender frame. It’s a promising sign that he could continue filling out as he enters the pro level.

Next up are the on-court drills and competitive scrimmages. Scouts won’t be swayed by size alone—Egor must back it up with production as he competes head-to-head with other prospects.

Known for his elite passing and sharp court vision, Demin stands out as the top distributor in the class. Should he boost his defense, handles, and shooting, he might climb draft rankings at a rapid pace.

We’ll be watching for more updates with eager interest.