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It's not often NBA scouts find themselves evaluating a high-profile prospect in college for a draft that's two cycles away. They've been torn watching 17-year-old Emoni Bates, who won't be eligible to declare until 2023. Nifty flashes of step-back jumpers have been mostly overshadowed by inefficient play.

CINCINNATI ? Bengals Safety Jessie Bates has finally signed the designated franchise tag with the team. The Bengals announced Bates was re-signed Tuesday morning to play with the Bengals in 2022 for a reported salary of $13 million.

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Jessie Bates has finally returned to the Cincinnati Bengals. A day before the team starts joint practices with the Los Angeles Rams, Bates made his long-awaited arrival to the Bengals' facilities. Kelsey Conway of Cincinnati.com had it first.

Jessie Bates No. 30 ? Cincinnati BengalsCollege:Wake Forest (2015?2017)NFL Draft:2018 / Round: 2 / Pick: 54Career historyCincinnati Bengals (2018?present)18 more rows

In what was a unique situation, Bates headed to college at 17 years old to play for Memphis. He was slated to have to play two college seasons due to being ineligible for the 2022 NBA Draft because of his age.

YPSILANTI, Mich. -- Emoni Bates has officially transferred to Eastern Michigan. The school announced Tuesday that the 6-foot-9 guard will play for his hometown Eagles this season, nearly two months after Bates shared his plans on social media.

1 recruit in the Class of 2022 before he reclassified into the 2021 class. Because he doesn't turn 19 until next year, Bates won't be eligible for the NBA draft until then.

Why did Emoni Bates transfer from Memphis? Bates decided to transfer from the Tigers after an up-and-down season in which he averaged 9.7 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.3 assists in 18 games. He shot 38.6 percent from the field and 32.9 percent from beyond the 3-point arc.

YPSILANTI, Mich. -- Emoni Bates has officially transferred to Eastern Michigan. The school announced Tuesday that the 6-foot-9 guard will play for his hometown Eagles this season, nearly two months after Bates shared his plans on social media.