​Justin Wright-Foreman is a 6’1 1/2” left-handed lead guard for the Hofstra Pride. Wright-Foreman tested the 2018 NBA Draft waters, received valuable feedback from NBA personnel, impressed at the CP3 Elite Guard Camp, and came into his final collegiate season primed for both team and individual success. Hofstra (19-3) has ripped off a 16-game winning streak, and has their sights set on the program’s first Colonial Athletic Association championship and an NCAA tournament berth. Wright-Foreman, the reigning Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Year is off to a historically strong start in his senior campaign. Since the 1996-1997 season, only five NCAA Division 1 players have averaged 25+PPG while shooting 50+% from two, 40+% from three, and 85+% from the line (Stephen Curry, J.J. Redick, Buddy Hield, Doug McDermott, and Mike Daum). Wright-Foreman is on pace to join this elite group as he closes out his senior season for the Pride. His efficient, high volume production has certainly put his name on the NBA’s radar. Per SportsNet New York basketball insider, Adam Zagoria, talent evaluators from the Spurs, Timberwolves, Celtics, Wizards, Nets, Kings, and Clippers made a stop in Long Island to see what Wright-Foreman brings to the table, and if his game translates to the NBA.