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Message: [QUOTE="nomar, post: 4630470, member: 651"] No it doesn't which is why there are obviously exceptions. If it's a minor injury, they can do the tests later. If it's a major injury, presumably they would just need to participate in the non-physical evaluations. [I]Players will also be required to conduct team interviews, media circuits, player development sessions and other assessments, as determined by the NBA in consultation with the NBPA. *** Players who are physically unable to participate, because of playing with a FIBA club still in-season, family tragedy, the birth of a child, or an injury, as determined by the medical director of the combine, will be required to complete components at a later date. Failure to do so will result in being ineligible to be selected on draft night.[/I] [/QUOTE]