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    UCLA's Jaylen Clark declares for the NBA draft despite serious leg injury

    LOS ANGELES — Less than a month after he suffered a serious lower-leg injury that sidelined him for the season's final six games, UCLA's Jaylen Clark has declared for the NBA draft. The junior guard who established himself as one of the nation's top defensive players made his announcement Wednesday on Instagram, declining to reveal whether he intended to plunge headlong into the June 22 draft ...
    by Ben Bolch, Los Angeles Times Mar 29, 2023 1 minute
    UCLA's Jaylen Clark battles Washington's Jamal Bey and Washington Keyon Minefield for a rebound in the first half at Pauley Pavilion on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023, in Los Angeles.

    LOS ANGELES — Less than a month after he suffered a serious lower-leg injury that sidelined him for the season's final six games, UCLA's Jaylen Clark has declared for the NBA draft.

    The junior guard who established himself as one of the

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