Perth basketball star Alex Condon yet to make NBA draft call as he prepares for March Madness Final Four game

Star Perth basketballer Alex Condon remains undecided about whether he will nominate for this year’s NBA draft and won’t make a call until after his campaign with the University of Florida to win the NCAA Championship. Condon will play in the March Madness semi final against Auburn University on Sunday morning. The clash will be played in Texas at the Alamodome, which can hold more than 60,000 fans. Condon has had a massive season for the Gators and some experts have rated him as a late first-round draft pick. But his dad Damien said Condon is yet to decide whether to chase an NBA contract or remain at college for another year. “We’ll see what happens with that,” Damien Condon told The Sunday Times. “I don’t know what will happen there. He’s still developing his game. He could possibly go back to college for another year. “He certainly had a good year this year. He’s improved from last year, which is great. He’s got a good motor and he works hard. He does a lot of defensive stuff and little stuff, which they like and is important. We’ll see what happens there. “He’ll test the waters and talk to the NBA clubs. They have a Combine, so he might get invited to that. Then he’ll get feedback from NBA clubs. “They might say you’re great at these things but need to work on other things, so head back to college. All of the players get that feedback. He’s only 20. He’s got a bit of time.” Sydney’s Tyrese Proctor will play in the other Final Four game when Duke University competes with the University of Houston. Proctor is another Australian attracting draft attention. Condon is a dual sports star and has committed to playing for Collingwood if he walks away from basketball to focus on AFL. He has talented parents with his dad Damien winning three WAFL premierships for East Fremantle and his mum Leah swimming for Australia at the Commonwealth Games. Damien said Alex was happy with basketball at the moment. “He’s going good and he’s improving every year. He’s enjoying himself. We’ll see what happens with the AFL stuff,” he said.