NBA Draft Combine Not Needed, Wiggins Creates His Own Buzz

While all but two other high-profile NBA draft prospects run drills in Chicago for the 2014 NBA Draft Combine, Kansas Jayhawks freshman phenom Andrew Wiggins has found his own way of creating buzz heading into this year’s draft.

The internet.

Doing standard fitness drills for P3 Applied Sports Science, Wiggins vertical leap results were quite impressive. A photo, posted to Instagram, has since drawn all sorts of reactions on the social media sphere.

Andrew Wiggins (@22wiggins), no #NBACombine necessary… #Bounce #P3 #SportsScience #RafterClub http://t.co/AM15l9CfmM

— P3 (@P3sportscience) May 15, 2014

The internet response to Wiggins photo has been full of praise and its share of comedy.

Andrew Wiggins may be able to dunk on a 20-foot hoop… (via @P3sportscience) pic.twitter.com/t3kWZ3zl2f

— ESPN (@espn) May 15, 2014

This photo shows you why Andrew Wiggins likely goes No. 1 http://t.co/kJudCpaPAg

— Kurt Helin (@basketballtalk) May 15, 2014

Damn Wiggins bounce is crazy

— Brandon Rush (@BRush_25) May 15, 2014

I can jump like this……..I just woke up…sike..#Hops not Hopes! pic.twitter.com/Pg9a3TZCdG

— 3D AKA D.SCOTT (@3Deezy) May 15, 2014

KD can’t even watch Wiggins pic.twitter.com/2akED1oEne

— Chris Littmann (@chrislittmann) May 15, 2014

Andrew Wiggins can jump out of a gym, but can he leap atop Pride Rock? MUST SEE PHOTOSHOPS: http://t.co/2ZzEKg2cmD pic.twitter.com/Yp3x7vHlWn

— SportsNation (@SportsNation) May 15, 2014

“@CenterLebron: THIS JUST IN: Here’s an image of Andrew Wiggins after his initial vertical jump. pic.twitter.com/BXjexYhqWB”

— LostLettermen.com (@LostLettermen) May 15, 2014