Jase Richardson is entering the NBA draft, a year or two sooner than his father expected. The Michigan State freshman announced his decision on social media Tuesday. “I'm forever grateful to the Spartan community for all their support throughout the season and honored to be a Spartan Dawg,

Michigan State freshman Jase Richardson, a projected lottery pick and son of former NBA player Jason Richardson, told ESPN he is entering the 2025 NBA draft.

Jase Richardson hugs his father Jason Richardson after Michigan State’s loss to Auburn in the Elite Eight at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia on Sunday, March 30, 2025. Jason also played for Michigan State and won a national champion with the team in 2000 under Tom Izzo. Neil Blake | MLive.com

Now, it is expected that Richardson will fall somewhere in the lottery during the 2025 NBA Draft, and kickstarting his career in professional basketball. After declaring for the draft, Richardson took to Instagram to give a good-bye message to Spartan Nation,

Michigan State’s biggest question of the offseason has an answer: Jase Richardson has made a decision about next season.

Jase Richardson is one and done at Michigan State. The freshman guard will enter the NBA draft, he told ESPN on Tuesday. The outlet has him as the No. 13 prospect in the draft. He averaged 12.1 points per game at Michigan State,

Michigan State guard Jase Richardson will declare for the 2025 NBA draft, he told ESPN's Jonathan Givony. Richardson, the son of former NBA star Jason Richardson, is projected as the No. 9 pick in the latest mock draft by Bleacher Report's Jonathan Wasserman.

Jase Richardson is following in his father’s footsteps. Michigan State basketball’s burgeoning star guard announced Tuesday on Instagram he will test the NBA draft process after a stellar freshman season under Tom Izzo.

Jase Richardson is entering the NBA draft, a year or two sooner than his father expected. The Michigan State freshman announced his decision on social media Tuesday.