Jeremy Fears Jr. 2026 NBA Draft Combine Issued Jersey | Probable Wear

This NBA Draft Combine jersey was issued to Jeremy Fears Jr. on May 12, 2026 in Chicago, at Wintrust Arena and the Marriott Marquis Hotel. However, due to provenance, we believe it is likely worn.

With a 6'0" barefoot frame, 196.2 lbs, a 6'4" wingspan, and an 8'1.5" standing reach, Jeremy Fears Jr. brings elite playmaking, high-level feel, and tenacious on-ball defense to the point guard position. At the 2026 NBA Draft Combine he was one of the event's biggest winners in the scrimmages, posting 17 points and five assists in his first game and 11 assists in his second, after measuring better than expected and clearing a 39.0" max vertical.

Fears is coming out of Michigan State, where he started for two seasons. As a redshirt sophomore he averaged 15.2 points, 9.4 assists, and 2.4 rebounds per game, leading the nation in assists and setting a school single-season record with 328, while powering the Spartans to a second straight Sweet 16.

In 2026, he earned Second-Team All-America and First-Team All-Big Ten honors, becoming Michigan State's first All-American since Cassius Winston. A Joliet, Illinois native and brother of 2025 lottery pick Jeremiah Fears, he made his name as one of the most cerebral, pass-first floor generals in college basketball.

Fears' elite court vision, competitive defense, and natural feel for running a team give him the makings of a high-IQ NBA floor general.