Bol Bol looked great in some action for the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday, and he was met with the unpleasantness of a drug test afterwards.
Bol, the son of late former NBA center Manute Bol, had 16 points, 10 rebounds and six blocks in 32 minutes of a scrimmage in Orlando that Denver won 89-82 over Washington.
Between the blocks and two three-pointers he made, Bol showcased a variety of skills that make him a unique player. Oh, and the Denver Post’s Mike Singer says Bol was set for a random drug test after the big game.
Bol Bol was scheduled for a random drug test after this game, per Nuggets PR.
— Mike Singer (@msinger) July 22, 2020
Bol has played in the G League this season but is looking to make his NBA debut. The 20-year-old center dropped to the second round of the NBA Draft due to a foot injury. He was a 52.0 percent three-point shooter in college at Oregon and has been a standout in practice in Orlando.
And why is it that players always wind up with random drug tests after such big games?
