Cedric Coward gives the Grizzlies a versatile wing with shooting touch and athletic tools, fitting well alongside Memphis' growing rotation.

Duke basketball had a prized transfer in Cedric Coward before he decided to stay in the NBA Draft. Here's how Jon Scheyer pivoted after the decision.

A 6-8 Italian wing, Sarr has been playing professionally in Europe for a couple of years, suiting up for Barcelona and he’s the subject of the last Duke Chronicle player profile.

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Coward was born 27 years later but proudly embraces his grandfather’s feats as if he were around to witness them with his own eyes. That’s what made that phone call so important.

Updated: Jun 29, 2025 / 11:21 PM CDT MEMPHIS — You had to be a really, really big college basketball fan to know the name Cedric Coward before this year’s pre-draft process. Really big.

Not unlike how Coward built himself into an NBA first-round pick from unassuming beginnings. Greg Streets, the former coach at Central, remembers meeting Coward when Cedric was in the 7th grade.

The Grizzlies had decided to keep rookie Cedric Coward in Memphis while he rehabs his shoulder, but he finally was allowed to join them July 14.