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

Jason Richardson was the No. 5 overall pick of Golden State in the 2001 draft and played 13 seasons in the league, winning two Slam Dunk contests and leading the NBA in 3-point shooting once but never making an All-Star team despite averaging 17.1 points and 5.0 rebounds for his career.

After a stellar freshman season with Michigan State, guard Jase Richardson is ready for his next chapter. Richardson plans to enter the NBA draft, he told ESPN's Jonathan Givony Tuesday morning.

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,

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,

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,