RENO, Nev. – University of Nevada senior Kendall Stephens will attend the Professional Basketball Combine May 23-24 at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla.  Stephens is one of 24 players that will display their skills at the secondary draft combine.
 
The Professional Basketball Combine is a secondary draft combine designed to give players an opportunity to showcase their talents in hopes of being selected to play professional basketball. Each player who attends has the opportunity to participate in private workouts and scrimmages, do combine testing, and interview for NBA general managers, NBA scouts, G-League personnel and overseas opportunities in what could be a life changing experience.
 
Stephens set Nevada and MW records making 126 made 3-pointers in his senior year that also ranked fifth in NCAAI.  Jimmer Fredette had held the MW record of 124 made 3-pointers set during the 2010-11 season.  In MW play his 73 made 3-pointers also established a new mark.  His five made 3-pointers in the Pack's NCAA Tournament win over Texas is a Nevada record and his eight made in the NCAA Tournament tied the school record. 
 
The 6-7 sharp shooter was fourth on the team averaging 13.1 points per game.  From behind the arc he shot 43.2 percent to rank 21^st nationally.   His 3.41 made 3-pointers per game was ninth among NCAAI players.  Three times he made seven 3-pointers in a game.  In the home win over SJSU he scored a career-high 30 points which tied for the top scoring game on the team this season.
 
Stephens earned third-team All-Mountain West honors from the coaches and media.