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2023 NBA Draft Early Entry List
June 13, 2023Forty international players who had previously declared as early entry candidates for the NBA Draft 2023 have withdrawn their names from consideration. In addition to the 108 players who had previously withdrawn their names from consideration, four additional players from colleges and teams in leagues based in the United States who had previously declared have also withdrawn. There are eight international prospects and 84 players from colleges that remain early entry candidates.
NBA Draft 2023 will be held on Thursday, June 22 at 8:00 p.m. ET. ABC and ESPN will provide coverage for the first round and then ESPN will air the second round. This is the 21st consecutive year the draft will air on ESPN and the 10th Barclays Center will host the NBA Draft.
The following international players have withdrawn from consideration for the NBA Draft 2023:2022 NBA DRAFT EARLY ENTRY LIST
Player Team/Country of Team Height Status Miguel Allen Joventut (Spain) 6-8 2003 DOB Idrissa Ba Levallois (France) 7-0 2002 DOB Elian Benitez Bourg (France) 5-11 2003 DOB William Beugre-Kassi Roanne (France) 6-6 2004 DOB Mihailo Boskovic Dynamic (Serbia) 6-10 2002 DOB Michael Caicedo Granada (Spain) 6-6 2003 DOB Sasa Ciani Cedevita (Croatia) 6-9 2003 DOB Carlin Davison Airs (New Zealand) 6-5 2003 DOB Ege Demir Tofas (Turkey) 6-10 2004 DOB Thijs De Ridder Antwerp (Belgium) 6-8 2003 DOB Nikola Djurisic Mega (Serbia) 6-8 2004 DOB Ruben Dominguez Estudiantes (Spain) 6-5 2003 DOB Quinn Ellis Monferrato (Italy) 6-4 2003 DOB Juan Fernandez Fuenlabrada (Spain) 6-10 2002 DOB Clement Frisch Nancy (France) 6-7 2002 DOB Sananda Fru Braunschweig (Germany) 6-9 2003 DOB Gloire Goma Chlorella (Spain) 6-5 2003 DOB Hassane Gueye ASA (France) 6-10 2003 DOB Ondrej Hanzlik Girona (Spain) 6-7 2002 DOB Tomislav Ivisic Podgorica (Montenegro) 7-0 2003 DOB Zvonimir Ivisic Podgorica (Montenegro) 7-2 2003 DOB Ilias Kamardine Evreux (France) 6-4 2003 DOB Konstantin Kostadinov Palencia (Spain) 6-8 2003 DOB Oleksandr Kovliar Kalev/Cramo (Estonia) 6-3 2002 DOB Liutauras Lelevicius Zalgiris (Lithuania) 6-7 2003 DOB Gilad Levy Hapoel Jerusalem (Israel) 7-1 2002 DOB Ruben Lopez Gran Canaria (Spain) 6-8 2002 DOB Assemian Moulare Vichy-Clermont (France) 6-0 2003 DOB Ousmane Ndiaye Baskonia (Spain) 6-11 2004 DOB David Okwera Melbourne (Australia) 7-0 2002 DOB Daniel Onwenu Corinthians (Brazil) 6-6 2002 DOB Romain Parmentelot Lyon (France) 6-3 2004 DOB Ivan Perasovic Cibona (Croatia) 6-7 2002 DOB Mantas Rubstavicius Lietkabelis (Lithuania) 6-6 2002 DOB Musa Sagnia Manresa (Spain) 6-7 2003 DOB Birahima Sylla Roanne (France) 6-7 2003 DOB Dez Andras Tanoh Budapesti Honved (Hungary) 6-3 2002 DOB Hugo Toom Kalev/Cramo (Estonia) 6-7 2002 DOB Armel Traore Levallois (France) 6-8 2003 DOB Ricards Vanags Liepaja (Latvia) 6-8 2002 DOB The following players from colleges and teams in leagues based in the United States have withdrawn from consideration for the NBA Draft 2023: Player School /Team Height Status Josh Bannan Montana 6-10 Junior Gael Bonilla Capitanes (G League) 6-7 Djordjije Jovanovic Ontario (G League) 6-7 Bobi Klintman Wake Forest 6-10 Freshman The following players from the listed colleges remain early entry candidates for the NBA Draft 2023: Player School Height Status Kaodirichi Akobundu-Ehiogu Memphis 6-10 Senior Damezi Anderson Jr. Detroit 6-7 Senior Chase Audige Northwestern 6-4 Senior Marcus Bagley Arizona State 6-8 Sophomore Amari Bailey UCLA 6-5 Freshman Grant Basile Virginia Tech 6-9 Senior Emoni Bates Eastern Michigan 6-10 Sophomore Manny Bates Butler 6-11 Senior Damion Baugh TCU 6-4 Senior Charles Bediako Alabama 7-0 Sophomore Anthony Black Arkansas 6-7 Freshman Kobe Brown Missouri 6-7 Senior Kobe Bufkin Michigan 6-4 Sophomore Toumani Camara Dayton 6-8 Senior Tyger Campbell UCLA 6-0 Senior Jaylen Clark UCLA 6-5 Junior Noah Clowney Alabama 6-10 Freshman Yuri Collins Saint Louis 6-0 Senior Ricky Council IV Arkansas 6-6 Junior Gradey Dick Kansas 6-8 Freshman Alou Dillon Purdue-Northwest 6-8 Senior Tosan Evbuomwan Princeton 6-8 Senior Adam Flagler Baylor 6-3 Senior Armaan Franklin Virginia 6-4 Senior Alex Fudge Florida 6-8 Sophomore Myron Gardner Little Rock 6-6 Senior Keyonte George Baylor 6-4 Freshman Wendell Green Jr. Auburn 5-11 Junior Mouhamed Gueye Washington State 6-11 Sophomore De’Vion Harmon Texas Tech 6-2 Senior Joey Hauser Michigan State 6-9 Senior Jordan Hawkins Connecticut 6-5 Sophomore Taylor Hendricks UCF 6-9 Freshman Jalen Hood-Schifino Indiana 6-6 Freshman Jett Howard Michigan 6-8 Freshman Andre Jackson Jr. Connecticut 6-6 Junior Gregory “GG” Jackson II South Carolina 6-9 Freshman Trayce Jackson-Davis Indiana 6-9 Senior Jaime Jaquez Jr. UCLA 6-7 Senior Keyontae Johnson Kansas State 6-5 Senior Colby Jones Xavier 6-6 Junior Jackson Kenyon Miami (OH) 6-8 Senior Maxwell Lewis Pepperdine 6-7 Sophomore Dereck Lively II Duke 7-1 Freshman Chris Livingston Kentucky 6-6 Freshman Seth Lundy Penn State 6-6 Senior Mike Miles Jr. TCU 6-2 Junior Brandon Miller Alabama 6-9 Freshman Demetrius Mims Gannon (PA) 6-6 Senior Omari Moore San Jose State 6-6 Senior Kris Murray Iowa 6-8 Junior Landers Nolley II Cincinnati 6-7 Senior Jack Nunge Xavier 7-0 Senior Nick Ongenda DePaul 6-11 Senior Julian Phillips Tennessee 6-8 Freshman Uros Plavsic Tennessee 7-0 Senior Brandin Podziemski Santa Clara 6-5 Sophomore Justin Powell Washington State 6-6 Junior Olivier-Maxence Prosper Marquette 6-8 Junior Terry Roberts Georgia 6-3 Senior Adama Sanogo Connecticut 6-9 Junior Marcus Sasser Houston 6-2 Senior Brice Sensabaugh Ohio State 6-6 Freshman Ben Sheppard Belmont 6-6 Senior Grant Sherfield Oklahoma 6-2 Senior Dontrell Shuler Cal State San Bernardino 6-3 Senior Malachi Smith Gonzaga 6-4 Senior Nick Smith Jr. Arkansas 6-5 Freshman Terquavion Smith North Carolina State 6-4 Sophomore Julian Strawther Gonzaga 6-7 Junior Justice Sueing Ohio State 6-7 Senior Drew Timme Gonzaga 6-10 Senior Jacob Toppin Kentucky 6-9 Senior Oscar Tshiebwe Kentucky 6-9 Senior Azuolas Tubelis Arizona 6-11 Junior Jarace Walker Houston 6-8 Freshman Cason Wallace Kentucky 6-4 Freshman Jordan Walsh Arkansas 6-7 Freshman Dariq Whitehead Duke 6-7 Freshman Cam Whitmore Villanova 6-7 Freshman Tyler Willoughby Voorhees (SC) 6-3 Senior Jalen Wilson Kansas 6-8 Junior Tyrese Wineglass Southwestern Adventist (TX) 5-10 Junior Isaiah Wong Miami 6-4 Senior The following international players remain early entry candidates for the NBA Draft 2023: Player Team/Country of Team Height Status Bilal Coulibaly Levallois (France) 6-6 2004 DOB Nadir Hifi Le Portel (France) 6-3 2002 DOB James Nnaji Barcelona (Spain) 7-0 2004 DOB Rayan Rupert New Zealand (Australia) 6-6 2004 DOB Marcio Santos Sesi Franca (Brazil) 6-9 2002 DOB Enzo Shahrvin Pau Orthez (France) 6-7 2003 DOB Tristan Vukcevic Partizan (Serbia) 7-0 2003 DOB Victor Wembanyama Levallois (France) 7-4 2004 DOB
June 15, 2022
The 2022 NBA Draft 2022 will be held on Thursday, June 23 at 7:30 p.m. ET. ABC and ESPN will provide coverage for the first round and then ESPN will air the second round. This is the 20th consecutive year the draft will air on ESPN and the ninth year Barclays Center will host the NBA Draft.
There are 14 international prospects and 135 players from colleges that remain early entry candidates for the 2022 NBA draft.
The following players from the listed colleges remain early entry candidates for the 2022 NBA Draft:
Player School Height Status Jalen Adaway: St. Bonaventure 6-5 Senior
Ochai Agbaji: Kansas 6-5 Senior
James Akinjo: Baylor 6-1 Senior
Teddy Allen: New Mexico State 6-6 Senior
Keve Aluma: Virginia Tech 6-9 Senior
Eric Ayala: Maryland 6-5 Senior
Marcus Azor: UMass Dartmouth 6-2 Senior
David Azore: UT Arlington 6-4 Senior
Patrick Baldwin Jr.: Milwaukee 6-9 Freshman
Paolo Banchero: Duke 6-10 Freshman
Evan Battey: Colorado 6-8 Senior
Justin Bean: Utah State 6-7 Senior
Jules Bernard: UCLA 6-6 Senior
Jamal Bieniemy: UTEP 6-5 Senior
Marcus Bingham Jr.: Michigan State 6-11 Senior
Buddy Boeheim: Syracuse 6-6 Senior
Luka Brajkovic: Davidson 6-10 Senior
Malaki Branham: Ohio State 6-5 Freshman
Christian Braun: Kansas 6-6 Junior
Izaiah Brockington: Iowa State 6-4 Senior
Gabe Brown: Michigan State 6-7 Senior
Kendall Brown: Baylor 6-8 Freshman
Tevin Brown: Murray State 6-5 Senior
John Butler Jr.: Florida State 7-1 Freshman
Maurice Calloo: Oregon State 6-10 Senior
Julian Champagnie: St. John s 6-8 Junior
Kennedy Chandler: Tennessee 6-0 Freshman
Max Christie: Michigan State 6-6 Freshman
Kofi Cockburn: Illinois 7-0 Junior
R.J. Cole: Connecticut 6-1 Senior
Vince Cole: Coastal Carolina 6-6 Senior
George Conditt IV: Iowa State 6-10 Senior
Johnny Davis: Wisconsin 6-5 Sophomore
JD Davison: Alabama 6-3 Freshman
Darius Days: LSU 6-7 Senior
Adrian Delph: Appalachian State 6-3 Senior
Michael Devoe: Georgia Tech 6-5 Senior
Moussa Diabate: Michigan 6-11 Freshman
Jalen Duren: Memphis 6-11 Freshman
Anthony Duruji: Florida 6-7 Senior
Tari Eason: LSU 6-8 Sophomore
Kyler Edwards: Houston 6-4 Senior
Keon Ellis: Alabama 6-6 Senior
Tyson Etienne: Wichita State 6-2 Junior
Javon Freeman-Liberty: DePaul 6-4 Senior
Both Gach: Utah 6-6 Senior
AJ Green: Northern Iowa 6-4 Junior
AJ Griffin: Duke 6-6 Freshman
Jordan Hall: St. Joseph s 6-7 Sophomore
Bryce Hamilton: UNLV 6-4 Senior
Ron Harper Jr.: Rutgers 6-6 Senior
DJ Harvey: Detroit 6-6 Senior
Jericole Hellems: North Carolina State 6-7 Senior
Chet Holmgren: Gonzaga 7-0 Freshman
Caleb Houstan: Michigan 6-8 Freshman
Trevor Hudgins: Northwest Missouri State 6-0 Senior
Bodie Hume: Northern Colorado 6-6 Senior
Austin Hutcherson: Illinois 6-6 Junior
Jaden Ivey: Purdue 6-4 Sophomore
Drake Jeffries: Wyoming 6-5 Senior
Andrew Jones: Texas 6-4 Senior
DeVante Jones: Michigan 6-1 Senior
Jaden Jones: Rutgers 6-8 Freshman
Johnny Juzang: UCLA 6-6 Junior
Trevor Keels: Duke 6-4 Freshman
Walker Kessler: Auburn 7-1 Sophomore
Noah Kirkwood: Harvard 6-7 Senior
Peter Kiss: Bryant 6-5 Senior
Christian Koloko: Arizona 7-1 Junior
Jake LaRavia: Wake Forest 6-8 Junior
Hyunjung Lee: Davidson 6-7 Junior
Justin Lewis: Marquette 6-7 Sophomore
E.J. Liddell: Ohio State 6-7 Junior
Kenneth Lofton Jr.: Louisiana Tech 6-8 Sophomore
Tyrese Martin: Connecticut 6-6 Senior
Bennedict Mathurin: Arizona 6-6 Sophomore
David McCormack: Kansas 6-10 Senior
Bryce McGowens: Nebraska 6-7 Freshman
Trey McGowens: Nebraska 6-4 Senior
Justin Minaya: Providence 6-6 Senior
Josh Minott: Memphis 6-8 Freshman
Isaiah Mobley: USC 6-10 Junior
Aminu Mohammed: Georgetown 6-5 Freshman
Iverson Molinar: Mississippi State 6-3 Junior
Wendell Moore Jr.: Duke 6-5 Junior
Isaiah Mucius: Wake Forest 6-8 Senior
Grayson Murphy: Belmont 6-3 Senior
Keegan Murray: Iowa 6-8 Sophomore
Nick Muszynski: Belmont 6-11 Senior
Andrew Nembhard: Gonzaga 6-5 Senior
JD Notae: Arkansas 6-1 Senior
Ike Obiagu: Seton Hall 7-2 Senior
Edward Oliver-Hampton: South Carolina State 6-8 Senior
Shareef O Neal: LSU 6-10 Junior
Malik Osborne: Florida State 6-9 Senior
Scotty Pippen Jr.: Vanderbilt 6-3 Junior
Anthony Polite: Florida State 6-6 Senior
Lester Quinones: Memphis 6-5 Junior
MJ Randolph: Florida A&M 6-4 Senior
A.J. Reeves: Providence 6-6 Senior
Jared Rhoden: Seton Hall 6-6 Senior
Orlando Robinson: Fresno State 7-0 Junior
David Roddy: Colorado State 6-5 Junior
Ryan Rollins: Toledo 6-4 Sophomore
Dereon Seabron: North Carolina State 6-7 Sophomore
Ronaldo Segu: Buffalo 6-0 Senior
Jaden Shackelford: Alabama 6-3 Junior
Shaedon Sharpe: Kentucky 6-6 Freshman
Jaylen Sims: UNC-Wilmington 6-6 Senior
Jabari Smith: Auburn 6-10 Freshman
Jeremy Sochan: Baylor 6-9 Freshman
Amadou Sow: Santa Barbara 6-9 Senior
Seth Stanley: Hendrix College (AR) 6-7 Senior
Gabe Stefanini: San Francisco 6-3 Senior
Sasha Stefanovic: Purdue 6-5 Senior
Cole Swider: Syracuse 6-9 Senior
AJ Taylor: Grambling 6-6 Junior
Dalen Terry: Arizona 6-7 Sophomore
Au Diese Toney: Arkansas 6-6 Senior
Ryan Turell: Yeshiva (NY) 6-7 Senior
Jabari Walker: Colorado 6-9 Sophomore
Dallas Walton: Wake Forest 7-0 Senior
TyTy Washington Jr.: Kentucky 6-3 Freshman
Peyton Watson: UCLA 6-8 Freshman
Collin Welp: UC Irvine 6-9 Senior
Blake Wesley: Notre Dame 6-5 Freshman
Aaron Wheeler: St. John s 6-9 Senior
Khristien White: Southwest Christian 6-3 Senior
Donovan Williams: UNLV 6-6 Junior
Jalen Williams: Santa Clara 6-6 Junior
Jaylin Williams: Arkansas 6-10 Sophomore
Jeenathan Williams: Buffalo 6-5 Senior
Mark Williams: Duke 7-0 Sophomore
Trevion Williams: Purdue 6-10 Senior
Vince Williams Jr.: VCU 6-6 Senior
The following international players remain early entry candidates for the 2022 NBA Draft:
Player Team/Country of Team Height Status Ibou Badji: Lleida (Spain) 7-2 2002 DOB
Hugo Besson: New Zealand (Australia) 6-3 2001 DOB
Ousmane Dieng: New Zealand (Australia) 6-9 2003 DOB
Khalifa Diop: Gran Canaria (Spain) 7-1 2002 DOB
Nikola Jovic: Mega (Serbia) 6-10 2003 DOB
Ismael Kamagate: Paris (France) 6-11 2001 DOB
Karlo Matkovic: Mega (Serbia) 6-10 2001 DOB
Yannick Nzosa: Unicaja (Spain) 6-10 2003 DOB
Gabriele Procida: Fortitudo Bologna (Italy) 6-6 2002 DOB
Ziga Samar: Fuenlabrada (Spain) 6-6 2001 DOB
Gui Santos: Minas (Brazil) 6-8 2002 DOB
Pavel Savkov: Baskonia (Spain) 6-7 2002 DOB
Matteo Spagnolo: Cremona (Italy) 6-4 2003 DOB
Luke Travers: Perth (Australia) 6-7 2001 DOB
2020 NBA DRAFT EARLY ENTRY LIST
Twenty-three international players who had declared as early entry candidates for the NBA Draft 2020 presented by State Farm have withdrawn their names from consideration. Two players from educational institutions who previously had declared as early entry candidates have also withdrawn. There are 13 international prospects and 71 players from colleges and other educational institutions that remain early entry candidates.The 2020 NBA Draft will be held on Wednesday, November 18 on ESPN with coverage beginning at 7 p.m. ET.
List of players from colleges and other educational institutions who remain early entry candidates for the NBA Draft 2020:
Player School Height Status Precious Achiuwa Memphis 6-9 Freshman Milan Acquaah California Baptist 6-3 Junior Ty-Shon Alexander Creighton 6-4 Junior Cole Anthony North Carolina 6-3 Freshman Brendan Bailey Marquette 6-8 Sophomore Saddiq Bey Villanova 6-8 Sophomore Tyler Bey Colorado 6-7 Junior Jermaine Bishop Norfolk State 6-1 Junior Dachon Burke Jr. Nebraska 6-4 Junior Vernon Carey Jr. Duke 6-10 Freshman Nate Darling Delaware 6-5 Junior Lamine Diane CSUN 6-7 Sophomore Devon Dotson Kansas 6-2 Sophomore Anthony Edwards Georgia 6-5 Freshman CJ Elleby Washington State 6-6 Sophomore Malik Fitts St. Mary s 6-8 Junior Malachi Flynn San Diego State 6-1 Junior Josh Green Arizona 6-6 Freshman Ashton Hagans Kentucky 6-3 Sophomore Tyrese Haliburton Iowa State 6-5 Sophomore Josh Hall Moravian Prep (NC) 6-8 Post-Graduate Rayshaun Hammonds Georgia 6-9 Junior Jalen Harris Nevada 6-5 Junior Niven Hart Fresno State 6-5 Freshman Nate Hinton Houston 6-5 Sophomore Elijah Hughes Syracuse 6-6 Junior Isaiah Joe Arkansas 6-5 Sophomore Dakari Johnson Cape Fear CC (NC) 6-0 Freshman C.J. Jones MTSU 6-5 Junior Mason Jones Arkansas 6-5 Junior Tre Jones Duke 6-3 Sophomore Saben Lee Vanderbilt 6-2 Junior Micheal Lenoir Creating Young Minds Acad. (TX) 5-9 Post-Graduate Kira Lewis Jr. Alabama 6-3 Sophomore Nico Mannion Arizona 6-3 Freshman Naji Marshall Xavier 6-7 Junior Kenyon Martin Jr. IMG Academy (FL) 6-7 Post-Graduate Tyrese Maxey Kentucky 6-3 Freshman Jaden McDaniels Washington 6-9 Freshman Isiaha Mike SMU 6-8 Junior EJ Montgomery Kentucky 6-10 Sophomore Aaron Nesmith Vanderbilt 6-6 Sophomore Zeke Nnaji Arizona 6-11 Freshman Jordan Nwora Louisville 6-7 Junior Nikolaos Okekuoyen Ridgeview Prep (NC) 6-11 Post-Graduate Onyeka Okongwu USC 6-9 Freshman Isaac Okoro Auburn 6-6 Freshman Daniel Oturu Minnesota 6-10 Sophomore Reggie Perry Mississippi State 6-10 Sophomore Nate Pierre-Louis Temple 6-4 Junior Immanuel Quickley Kentucky 6-3 Sophomore Jahmi us Ramsey Texas Tech 6-4 Freshman Paul Reed Jr. DePaul 6-9 Junior Nick Richards Kentucky 6-11 Junior Jayden Scrubb John A. Logan College (IL) 6-6 Sophomore Jalen Smith Maryland 6-10 Sophomore Cassius Stanley Duke 6-6 Freshman Isaiah Stewart Washington 6-9 Freshman Tyrell Terry Stanford 6-1 Freshman Xavier Tillman Sr. Michigan State 6-8 Junior Obi Toppin Dayton 6-9 Sophomore Jordan Tucker Butler 6-7 Junior Devin Vassell Florida State 6-6 Sophomore Nick Weatherspoon Mississippi State 6-2 Junior Kaleb Wesson Ohio State 6-9 Junior Kahlil Whitney Kentucky 6-6 Freshman Emmitt Williams LSU 6-6 Sophomore Patrick Williams Florida State 6-8 Freshman James Wiseman Memphis 7-1 Freshman Robert Woodard II Mississippi State 6-7 Sophomore Omer Yurtseven Georgetown 7-0 Junior From http://www.insidehoops.com
List of international players who remain early entry candidates for the NBA Draft 2020:
Player Team/Country of Team Height Status Deni Avdija Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel) 6-8 2001 DOB Adrian Bogucki Radom (Poland) 7-1 1999 DOB Leandro Bolmaro Barcelona (Spain) 6-6 2000 DOB Imru Duke Zentro Basket (Spain) 6-8 1999 DOB Paul Eboua Pesaro (Italy) 6-8 2000 DOB Killian Hayes Ratiopharm Ulm (Germany) 6-5 2001 DOB Vit Krejci Zaragoza (Spain) 6-8 2000 DOB Yam Madar Hapoel Tel Aviv (Israel) 6-2 2000 DOB Theo Maledon ASVEL (France) 6-4 2001 DOB Karim Mane Vanier (Canada) 6-5 2000 DOB Aleksej Pokusevski Olympiacos (Greece) 7-0 2001 DOB Marko Simonovic Mega Bemax (Serbia) 6-11 1999 DOB Mouhamed Thiam Nanterre (France) 6-9 2001 DOB
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2019 NBA Draft Early Entry List
Forty-seven international players who had declared as early entry candidates for the NBA Draft 2019 have withdrawn their names from consideration. Two collegiate players who previously had declared as early entry candidates have also withdrawn.There are 86 collegiate and 12 international prospects that remain early entry candidates.
The 2019 NBA Draft will be held on Thursday, June 20 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
FINAL 2019 NBA DRAFT EARLY ENTRY PLAYER LIST
Updated June 11, 2019
2019 NBA Draft early entry list: U.S. colleges and other educational institutions Player School Height Status Nickeil Alexander-Walker Virginia Tech 6-5 Sophomore RJ Barrett Duke 6-7 Freshman Tyus Battle Syracuse 6-6 Junior Darius Bazley Princeton HS (OH) 6-9 Post-Graduate Bol Bol Oregon 7-2 Freshman Marques Bolden Duke 6-11 Junior Jordan Bone Tennessee 6-3 Junior Ky Bowman Boston College 6-1 Junior Ignas Brazdeikis Michigan 6-7 Freshman Oshae Brissett Syracuse 6-8 Sophomore Armoni Brooks Houston 6-3 Junior Charlie Brown Jr. St. Joseph s 6-7 Sophomore Moses Brown UCLA 7-1 Freshman Brandon Clarke Gonzaga 6-8 Junior Nicolas Claxton Georgia 6-11 Sophomore Amir Coffey Minnesota 6-8 Junior Tyler Cook Iowa 6-9 Junior Jarrett Culver Texas Tech 6-5 Sophomore Aubrey Dawkins UCF 6-6 Junior Luguentz Dort Arizona State 6-4 Freshman Jason Draggs Lee College (TX) 6-9 Freshman Carsen Edwards Purdue 6-1 Junior Bruno Fernando Maryland 6-10 Sophomore Daniel Gafford Arkansas 6-11 Sophomore Darius Garland Vanderbilt 6-2 Freshman Kyle Guy Virginia 6-2 Junior Rui Hachimura Gonzaga 6-8 Junior Jaylen Hands UCLA 6-3 Sophomore Jared Harper Auburn 5-11 Junior Jaxson Hayes Texas 6-11 Freshman Dewan Hernandez Miami 6-11 Junior Tyler Herro Kentucky 6-5 Freshman Amir Hinton Shaw (NC) 6-5 Junior Jaylen Hoard Wake Forest 6-8 Freshman Daulton Hommes Point Loma Nazarene (CA) 6-8 Junior Talen Horton-Tucker Iowa State 6-4 Freshman De Andre Hunter Virginia 6-7 Sophomore Ty Jerome Virginia 6-5 Junior Keldon Johnson Kentucky 6-6 Freshman Mfiondu Kabengele Florida State 6-10 Sophomore Louis King Oregon 6-9 Freshman V.J. King Louisville 6-6 Junior Sagaba Konate West Virginia 6-8 Junior Martin Krampelj Creighton 6-9 Junior Romeo Langford Indiana 6-6 Freshman Cameron Lard Iowa State 6-9 Sophomore Dedric Lawson Kansas 6-9 Junior Jalen Lecque Brewster Academy (NH) 6-3 Post-Graduate Jacob Ledoux Texas-Permian Basin 6-3 Junior Nassir Little North Carolina 6-6 Freshman Trevor Manuel Olivet (MI) 6-9 Junior Charles Matthews Michigan 6-6 Junior Jalen McDaniels San Diego State 6-10 Sophomore Ja Morant Murray State 6-3 Sophomore Zach Norvell Jr. Gonzaga 6-5 Sophomore Jaylen Nowell Washington 6-4 Sophomore Chuma Okeke Auburn 6-8 Sophomore KZ Okpala Stanford 6-9 Sophomore Miye Oni Yale 6-6 Junior Lamar Peters Mississippi State 6-0 Junior Shamorie Ponds St. John s 6-1 Junior Jordan Poole Michigan 6-5 Sophomore Jontay Porter Missouri 6-11 Sophomore Kevin Porter Jr. USC 6-6 Freshman Brandon Randolph Arizona 6-6 Sophomore Cam Reddish Duke 6-8 Freshman Isaiah Reese Canisius 6-5 Junior Naz Reid LSU 6-10 Freshman Austin Robinson Kentucky Christian 6-2 Sophomore Isaiah Roby Nebraska 6-8 Junior Ayinde Russell Morehouse 6-3 Junior Samir Sehic Tulane 6-9 Junior Simisola Shittu Vanderbilt 6-10 Freshman Justin Simon St. John s 6-5 Junior D Marcus Simonds Georgia State 6-3 Junior Jalen Sykes St. Clair College (Canada) 6-5 Junior Rayjon Tucker Arkansas-Little Rock 6-5 Junior Nick Ward Michigan State 6-8 Junior PJ Washington Jr. Kentucky 6-8 Sophomore Tremont Waters LSU 5-11 Sophomore Coby White North Carolina 6-5 Freshman Lindell Wigginton Iowa State 6-2 Sophomore Kris Wilkes UCLA 6-8 Sophomore Grant Williams Tennessee 6-7 Junior Zion Williamson Duke 6-7 Freshman Kenny Wooten Oregon 6-9 Sophomore 2019 NBA Draft early entry list: International players Player Team/Country of Team Height Status Goga Bitadze Buducnost (Montenegro) 7-0 1999 DOB Yago Dos Santos Paulistano (Brazil) 5-10 1999 DOB Sekou Doumbouya Limoges (France) 6-8 2000 DOB Matas Jogela Dzukija (Lithuania) 6-6 1998 DOB Marcos Louzada Silva Franca (Brazil) 6-5 1999 DOB William McDowell-White Baunach (Germany) 6-5 1998 DOB Adam Mokoka Mega Bemax (Serbia) 6-5 1998 DOB Joshua Obiesie Wurzburg (Germany) 6-6 2000 DOB David Okeke Fiat Torino (Italy) 6-8 1998 DOB Luka Samanic Olimpija (Slovenia) 6-10 2000 DOB Deividas Sirvydis Rytas (Lithuania) 6-7 2000 DOB Yovel Zoosman Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel) 6-7 1998 DOB
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FINAL 2018 NBA DRAFT EARLY ENTRY PLAYER LIST
June 12, 2018
Forty-three international players who had declared as early entry candidates for the 2018 NBA Draft have withdrawn their names from consideration. Three collegiate players who previously had declared as early entry candidates have also withdrawn. There are 79 collegiate and 12 international prospects that remain early entry candidates.
Players from colleges and post-graduate institutions who remain 2018 NBA Draft early entry candidates:
PLAYER SCHOOL Deng Adel Louisville Rawle Alkins Arizona Mike Amius Western Carolina Kostas Antetokounmpo Dayton Deandre Ayton Arizona Marvin Bagley III Duke Mohamed Bamba Texas Keita Bates-Diop Ohio State Tashawn Berry Dakota College (ND) Leron Black Illinois Jordan Brangers South Plains College (TX) Mikal Bridges Villanova Miles Bridges Michigan State Bruce Brown Jr. Miami Troy Brown Jr. Oregon Jalen Brunson Villanova Elijah Bryant BYU Tony Carr Penn State Wendell Carter Jr. Duke Kameron Chatman Detroit Bryant Crawford Wake Forest Eric Davis Jr. Texas Tyler Davis Texas A&M Marcus Derrickson Georgetown Hamidou Diallo Kentucky Donte DiVincenzo Villanova Dikembe Dixson UIC Trevon Duval Duke Drew Eubanks Oregon State Jacob Evans Cincinnati Tremaine Fraiser Westchester CC (NY) Melvin Frazier Jr. Tulane Wenyen Gabriel Kentucky Kaiser Gates Xavier Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Kentucky DJ Hogg Texas A&M http://www.insidehoops.com Aaron Holiday UCLA Kevin Huerter Maryland DeAngelo Isby Utah State Jaren Jackson Jr. Michigan State Justin Jackson Maryland Ismaila Kane Atlanta Metropolitan Devonte Klines Montana State Kevin Knox Kentucky Terry Larrier Connecticut Marquez Letcher-Ellis Rice Makinde London Tennessee-Chattanooga Brandon McCoy UNLV De Anthony Melton USC Chimezie Metu USC Shake Milton SMU Max Montana San Diego State Doral Moore Wake Forest Malik Newman Kansas A.J. Nywesh Minnesota State-Moorhead Josh Okogie Georgia Tech Ajdin Penava Marshall Michael Porter Jr. Missouri Billy Preston Kansas Jerome Robinson Boston College Mitchell Robinson Western Kentucky Brandon Sampson LSU Corey Sanders Rutgers Collin Sexton Alabama Landry Shamet Wichita State Yankuba Sima Oklahoma State Anfernee Simons IMG Academy Fred Sims Jr. Chicago State Zhaire Smith Texas Tech Ray Spalding Louisville Omari Spellman Villanova Khyri Thomas Creighton Gary Trent Jr. Duke Allonzo Trier Arizona Jarred Vanderbilt Kentucky Moritz Wagner Michigan Lonnie Walker Miami Robert Williams III Texas A&M Trae Young Oklahoma
International players who remain 2018 NBA Draft early entry candidates:
PLAYER TEAM (COUNTRY*) LiAngelo Ball UCLA/Vytautas (Lithuania) Isaac Bonga Fraport Skyliners (Germany) Luka Doncic Real Madrid (Spain) Tryggvi Hlinason Valencia (Spain) Michal Kolenda Trefl Sopot (Poland) Arnoldas Kulboka Capo d Orlando (Italy) Rodions Kurucs Barcelona (Spain) Dzanan Musa Cedevita (Croatia) Williams Narace Nancy (France) Elie Okobo Pau Orthez (France) Issuf Sanon Olimpija (Slovenia) Filip Zagrajski Beli Manastir (Croatia)
*Country indicates where team plays, not country of player s nationality
Additional players from colleges who have withdrawn from 2018 NBA Draft consideration:
PLAYER SCHOOL Brian Bowen II South Carolina Micah Seaborn Monmouth Tavarius Shine Oklahoma State
International players who have withdrawn from 2018 NBA Draft consideration:
PLAYER TEAM (COUNTRY*) Berke Atar Bandirma Kirmizi (Turkey) Romaric Belemene Oviedo (Spain) Laurynas Beliauskas Neptunas (Lithuania) Rihards Berzins Liepaja (Latvia) Laurynas Birutis Siauliai (Lithuania) Goga Bitadze Mega Bemax (Serbia) Etienne Ca Chalon (France) Sigfredo Casero-Ortiz GET Vosges (France) Emanuel Cate Prat (Spain) Vasileios Charalampopoulos PAOK (Greece) Yago Dos Santos Paulistano (Brazil) Berkan Durmaz Tofas (Turkey) Aleksander Dziewa Slask Wroclaw (Poland) Martynas Echodas Lietuvos Rytas (Lithuania) Ibrahima Faye Poitiers (France) Gabriel Galvanini Bauru (Brazil) Stephane Gombauld Lille Metropole (France) Melvyn Govindy Cholet (France) Yoan Granvorka Monthey (Switzerland) Karim Jallow Bayern Munich (Germany) Matas Jogela Zalgiris II (Lithuania) Georgios Kalaitzakis Panathinaikos (Greece) Antonios Koniaris PAOK (Greece) Leon Kratzer Wuerzburg (Germany) Xabier Lopez-Arostegui Joventut Badalona (Spain) Matur Maker CIBA (Canada) Vanja Marinkovic Partizan (Serbia) William McDowell-White Baunach (Germany) Blaz Mesicek Brindisi (Italy) Adam Mokoka Gravelines (France) Shekinah Munanga Monaco (France) Muhaymin Mustafa Anadolu Efes (Turkey) Amine Noua ASVEL (France) Viny Okouo Unicaja (Spain) Louis Olinde Brose Baskets (Germany) Erxhan Osmani Bandirma Kirmizi (Turkey) Jean-Marc Pansa Nanterre (France) Darel Poirier Charleville (France) Marcel Ponitka Asseco (Poland) Tadas Sedekerskis Nevezis (Lithuania) Leonardo Tote Verona (Italy) Michael Uchendu Bauru (Brazil) Martynas Varnas Pieno Zvaigzdes (Lithuania)
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JUNE 1, 2018 UPDATE
One hundred players have notified the NBA that they wish to be removed from the list of early entry players eligible for selection in the 2018 NBA Draft presented by State Farm. Following the NBA s early entry withdrawal deadline of 5 p.m. ET on June 11, 2018, a comprehensive release will be distributed listing the additional players who provided the NBA with timely notice that they wish to be removed from the list of early entry players eligible for selection in the 2018 NBA Draft.The following 100 players have withdrawn their names from consideration for the 2018 NBA Draft:
Player School Height Status Esa Ahmad West Virginia 6-8 Junior Udoka Azubuike Kansas 7-0 Sophomore Sedrick Barefield Utah 6-2 Junior Tyus Battle Syracuse 6-6 Sophomore Lamonte Bearden Western Kentucky 6-3 Junior Ky Bowman Boston College 6-1 Sophomore Barry Brown Jr. Kansas State 6-3 Junior Bryce Brown Auburn 6-3 Junior C.J. Burks Marshall 6-4 Junior Jordan Caroline Nevada 6-7 Junior Haanif Cheatham FGCU 6-5 Junior Yoeli Childs BYU 6-8 Sophomore Chris Clemons Campbell 5-9 Junior Tyler Cook Iowa 6-9 Sophomore Isaac Copeland Jr. Nebraska 6-9 Junior Mike Daum South Dakota State 6-9 Junior Jon Davis Charlotte 6-3 Junior Jordan Davis Northern Colorado 6-2 Junior Shawntrez Davis Bethune-Cookman 6-9 Junior Terence Davis Mississippi 6-4 Junior Noah Dickerson Washington 6-8 Junior Torin Dorn North Carolina State 6-5 Junior Nojel Eastern Purdue 6-6 Freshman Carsen Edwards Purdue 6-1 Sophomore Jon Elmore Marshall 6-3 Junior Bruno Fernando Maryland 6-10 Freshman Dextor Foster ASA College (FL) 6-5 Junior Jarrey Foster SMU 6-6 Junior Robert Franks Jr. Washington State 6-7 Junior Eugene German Northern Illinois 6-0 Sophomore Admon Gilder Texas A&M 6-4 Junior Michael Gilmore FGCU 6-10 Junior Jessie Govan Georgetown 6-10 Junior Tyler Hall Montana State 6-4 Junior Jaylen Hands UCLA 6-3 Freshman Zach Hankins Ferris State 6-10 Junior Ethan Happ Wisconsin 6-10 Junior Jared Harper Auburn 5-10 Sophomore Mustapha Heron Auburn 6-5 Sophomore Malik Hines Massachusetts 6-10 Junior Jalen Hudson Florida 6-6 Junior Dewan Huell Miami 6-11 Sophomore Tramaine Isabell Jr. Drexel 6-1 Junior Justin James Wyoming 6-7 Junior Zach Johnson FGCU 6-2 Junior Christian Keeling Charleston Southern 6-4 Sophomore Sagaba Konate West Virginia 6-8 Sophomore Kalob Ledoux McNeese State 6-3 Sophomore Abdul Lewis NJIT 6-10 Junior Victor Lewis II West Texas A&M 6-3 Junior Dominic Magee Southern Mississippi 6-4 Junior Fletcher Magee Wofford 6-4 Junior Caleb Martin Nevada 6-7 Junior Cody Martin Nevada 6-7 Junior Malik Martin South Florida 6-11 Junior Zane Martin Towson 6-4 Sophomore Charles Matthews Michigan 6-6 Sophomore Luke Maye North Carolina 6-8 Junior Jalen McDaniels San Diego State 6-10 Freshman Markis McDuffie Wichita State 6-8 Junior Christian Mekowulu Tennessee State 6-9 Junior Aaron Menzies Seattle 7-3 Junior Shelton Mitchell Clemson 6-3 Junior Takal Molson Canisius 6-5 Freshman Juwan Morgan Indiana 6-8 Junior Matt Morgan Cornell 6-3 Junior Isaiah Moss Iowa 6-5 Sophomore Travis Munnings Louisiana-Monroe 6-6 Junior Jordan Murdock Friends University 6-4 Junior Ray Ona Embo Tulane 6-5 Sophomore James Palmer Jr. Nebraska 6-6 Junior Keanu Peters Salt Lake CC (UT) 6-2 Sophomore Lamar Peters Mississippi State 6-0 Sophomore Jalon Pipkins Cal State-Northridge 6-4 Freshman Shamorie Ponds St. John s 6-1 Sophomore Jontay Porter Missouri 6-11 Freshman Marcquise Reed Clemson 6-3 Junior Isaiah Reese Canisius 6-5 Sophomore Cody Riley UCLA 6-10 Freshman Kerwin Roach II Texas 6-4 Junior Ahmaad Rorie Montana 6-1 Junior Quinton Rose Temple 6-8 Sophomore Admiral Schofield Tennessee 6-5 Junior Ronshad Shabazz Appalachian State 6-5 Junior Chris Silva South Carolina 6-9 Junior Deshon Taylor Fresno State 6-2 Junior Reid Travis Stanford 6-8 Junior Lagerald Vick Kansas 6-5 Junior Christian Vital Connecticut 6-2 Sophomore Jaylin Walker Kent State 6-1 Junior Nick Ward Michigan State 6-8 Sophomore PJ Washington Kentucky 6-7 Freshman Tremont Waters LSU 5-11 Freshman Quinndary Weatherspoon Mississippi State 6-4 Junior Andrien White Charlotte 6-3 Junior Demajeo Wiggins Bowling Green 6-10 Junior Lindell Wigginton Iowa State 6-2 Freshman Austin Wiley Auburn 6-11 Freshman Kris Wilkes UCLA 6-8 Freshman Justin Wright-Foreman Hofstra 6-1 Junior
APRIL 24, 2018 UPDATE
The NBA on April 24, 2018 announced that 236 players -- 181 players from colleges and post-graduate institutions and 55 international players -- filed as early entry candidates for the 2018 NBA Draft.Players looking to enter the 2018 NBA Draft had to submit a letter to the NBA that was to be received no later than Sunday, April 22. Players who have applied for early entry have the right to withdraw their names from consideration for the Draft by notifying the NBA of their decision in writing no later than 5 p.m. ET on Monday, June 11. Under NCAA rules, in order to retain college basketball eligibility, underclassmen who have entered the 2018 Draft must withdraw by Wednesday, May 30.
Following is the list of players from colleges and post-graduate institutions who have applied for early entry into the 2018 NBA Draft, which will be held Thursday, June 21 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y.
EARLY ENTRY CANDIDATES FOR THE 2018 NBA DRAFT
Player School Height Status Deng Adel Louisville 6-7 Junior Esa Ahmad West Virginia 6-8 Junior Rawle Alkins Arizona 6-5 Sophomore Mike Amius Western Carolina 6-7 Junior Kostas Antetokounmpo Dayton 6-10 Freshman Deandre Ayton Arizona 7-1 Freshman Udoka Azubuike Kansas 7-0 Sophomore Marvin Bagley III Duke 6-11 Freshman Mohamed Bamba Texas 6-11 Freshman Sedrick Barefield Utah 6-2 Junior Keita Bates-Diop Ohio State 6-7 Junior Tyus Battle Syracuse 6-6 Sophomore Lamonte Bearden Western Kentucky 6-3 Junior Tashawn Berry Dakota College (ND) 6-3 Sophomore Leron Black Illinois 6-7 Junior Brian Bowen II South Carolina 6-7 Freshman Ky Bowman Boston College 6-1 Sophomore Jordan Brangers South Plains College (TX) 6-2 Sophomore Mikal Bridges Villanova 6-6 Junior Miles Bridges Michigan State 6-7 Sophomore Barry Brown Jr. Kansas State 6-3 Junior Bruce Brown Jr. Miami 6-5 Sophomore Bryce Brown Auburn 6-3 Junior Troy Brown Jr. Oregon 6-7 Freshman Jalen Brunson Villanova 6-3 Junior Elijah Bryant BYU 6-5 Junior C.J. Burks Marshall 6-4 Junior Jordan Caroline Nevada 6-7 Junior Tony Carr Penn State 6-5 Sophomore Wendell Carter Jr. Duke 6-10 Freshman Kameron Chatman Detroit 6-9 Junior Haanif Cheatham FGCU 6-5 Junior Yoeli Childs BYU 6-8 Sophomore Chris Clemons Campbell 5-9 Junior Tyler Cook Iowa 6-9 Sophomore Isaac Copeland Jr. Nebraska 6-9 Junior Bryant Crawford Wake Forest 6-3 Junior Mike Daum South Dakota State 6-9 Junior Eric Davis Jr. Texas 6-3 Junior Jon Davis Charlotte 6-3 Junior Jordan Davis Northern Colorado 6-2 Junior Shawntrez Davis Bethune-Cookman 6-9 Junior Terence Davis Mississippi 6-4 Junior Tyler Davis Texas A&M 6-10 Junior Marcus Derrickson Georgetown 6-7 Junior Hamidou Diallo Kentucky 6-5 Freshman Noah Dickerson Washington 6-8 Junior Donte DiVincenzo Villanova 6-5 Sophomore Dikembe Dixson UIC 6-7 Sophomore Torin Dorn North Carolina State 6-5 Junior Trevon Duval Duke 6-3 Freshman Nojel Eastern Purdue 6-6 Freshman Carsen Edwards Purdue 6-1 Sophomore Jon Elmore Marshall 6-3 Junior Drew Eubanks Oregon State 6-10 Junior Jacob Evans Cincinnati 6-6 Junior Bruno Fernando Maryland 6-10 Freshman Dextor Foster ASA College (FL) 6-5 Junior Jarrey Foster SMU 6-6 Junior Robert Franks Jr. Washington State 6-7 Junior Tremaine Fraiser Westchester CC (NY) 6-3 Sophomore Melvin Frazier Jr. Tulane 6-6 Junior Wenyen Gabriel Kentucky 6-9 Sophomore Kaiser Gates Xavier 6-8 Junior Eugene German Northern Illinois 6-0 Sophomore Admon Gilder Texas A&M 6-4 Junior Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Kentucky 6-6 Freshman Michael Gilmore FGCU 6-10 Junior Jessie Govan Georgetown 6-10 Junior Tyler Hall Montana State 6-4 Junior Jaylen Hands UCLA 6-3 Freshman Zach Hankins Ferris State 6-10 Junior Ethan Happ Wisconsin 6-10 Junior Jared Harper Auburn 5-10 Sophomore Mustapha Heron Auburn 6-5 Sophomore Malik Hines Massachusetts 6-10 Junior DJ Hogg Texas A&M 6-9 Junior Aaron Holiday UCLA 6-1 Junior Jalen Hudson Florida 6-6 Junior Dewan Huell Miami 6-11 Sophomore Kevin Huerter Maryland 6-7 Sophomore Tramaine Isabell Jr. Drexel 6-1 Junior DeAngelo Isby Utah State 6-5 Junior Jaren Jackson Jr. Michigan State 6-11 Freshman Justin Jackson Maryland 6-7 Sophomore Justin James Wyoming 6-7 Junior Zach Johnson FGCU 6-2 Junior Ismaila Kane Atlanta Metropolitan 6-9 Freshman Christian Keeling Charleston Southern 6-4 Sophomore Devonte Klines Montana State 6-0 Junior Kevin Knox Kentucky 6-9 Freshman Sagaba Konate West Virginia 6-8 Sophomore Terry Larrier Connecticut 6-8 Junior Kalob Ledoux McNeese State 6-3 Sophomore Marquez Letcher-Ellis Rice 6-7 Sophomore Abdul Lewis NJIT 6-10 Junior Victor Lewis II West Texas A&M 6-3 Junior Makinde London Tennessee-Chattanooga 6-10 Junior Dominic Magee Southern Mississippi 6-4 Junior Fletcher Magee Wofford 6-4 Junior Caleb Martin Nevada 6-7 Junior Cody Martin Nevada 6-7 Junior Malik Martin South Florida 6-11 Junior Zane Martin Towson 6-4 Sophomore Charles Matthews Michigan 6-6 Sophomore Luke Maye North Carolina 6-8 Junior Brandon McCoy UNLV 7-1 Freshman Jalen McDaniels San Diego State 6-10 Freshman Markis McDuffie Wichita State 6-8 Junior Christian Mekowulu Tennessee State 6-9 Junior De Anthony Melton USC 6-4 Freshman Aaron Menzies Seattle 7-3 Junior Chimezie Metu USC 6-11 Junior Shake Milton SMU 6-6 Junior Shelton Mitchell Clemson 6-3 Junior Takal Molson Canisius 6-5 Freshman Max Montana San Diego State 6-9 Junior Doral Moore Wake Forest 7-1 Junior Juwan Morgan Indiana 6-8 Junior Matt Morgan Cornell 6-3 Junior Isaiah Moss Iowa 6-5 Sophomore Travis Munnings Louisiana-Monroe 6-6 Junior Jordan Murdock Friends University 6-4 Junior Malik Newman Kansas 6-3 Sophomore Josh Okogie Georgia Tech 6-4 Sophomore Ray Ona Embo Tulane 6-5 Sophomore James Palmer Jr. Nebraska 6-6 Junior Adjin Penava Marshall 6-9 Junior Keanu Peters Salt Lake CC (UT) 6-2 Sophomore Lamar Peters Mississippi State 6-0 Sophomore Jalon Pipkins Cal State-Northridge 6-4 Freshman Shamorie Ponds St. John s 6-1 Sophomore Jontay Porter Missouri 6-11 Freshman Michael Porter Jr. Missouri 6-10 Freshman Billy Preston Kansas 6-10 Freshman Marcquise Reed Clemson 6-3 Junior Isaiah Reese Canisius 6-5 Sophomore Cody Riley UCLA 6-10 Freshman Kerwin Roach II Texas 6-4 Junior Jerome Robinson Boston College 6-6 Junior Mitchell Robinson Western Kentucky 7-0 Freshman Ahmaad Rorie Montana 6-1 Junior Quinton Rose Temple 6-8 Sophomore Brandon Sampson LSU 6-5 Junior Corey Sanders Rutgers 6-2 Junior Admiral Schofield Tennessee 6-5 Junior Micah Seaborn Monmouth 6-5 Junior Collin Sexton Alabama 6-3 Freshman Ronshad Shabazz Appalachian State 6-5 Junior Landry Shamet Wichita State 6-4 Sophomore Tavarius Shine Oklahoma State 6-6 Junior Chris Silva South Carolina 6-9 Junior Yankuba Sima Oklahoma State 6-11 Junior Anfernee Simons IMG Academy 6-4 Post-Graduate Fred Sims Jr. Chicago State 6-4 Junior Zhaire Smith Texas Tech 6-5 Freshman Ray Spalding Louisville 6-9 Junior Omari Spellman Villanova 6-9 Freshman Deshon Taylor Fresno State 6-2 Junior Khyri Thomas Creighton 6-3 Junior Reid Travis Stanford 6-8 Junior Gary Trent Jr. Duke 6-6 Freshman Allonzo Trier Arizona 6-5 Junior Jarred Vanderbilt Kentucky 6-9 Freshman Lagerald Vick Kansas 6-5 Junior Christian Vital Connecticut 6-2 Sophomore Moritz Wagner Michigan 6-11 Junior Jaylin Walker Kent State 6-1 Junior Lonnie Walker Miami 6-4 Freshman Nick Ward Michigan State 6-8 Sophomore PJ Washington Kentucky 6-7 Freshman Tremont Waters LSU 5-11 Freshman Quinndary Weatherspoon Mississippi State 6-4 Junior Andrien White Charlotte 6-3 Junior Demajeo Wiggins Bowling Green 6-10 Junior Lindell Wigginton Iowa State 6-2 Freshman Austin Wiley Auburn 6-11 Freshman Kris Wilkes UCLA 6-8 Freshman Robert Williams III Texas A&M 6-10 Sophomore Justin Wright-Foreman Hofstra 6-1 Junior Trae Young Oklahoma 6-2 Freshman The following is the list of international players who have applied for early entry into the 2018 NBA Draft: Player Team/Country of Team Height Status Berke Atar Bandirma Kirmizi (Turkey) 6-11 1999 DOB LiAngelo Ball UCLA/Vytautas (Lithuania) 6-5 1998 DOB Romaric Belemene Oviedo (Spain) 6-9 1997 DOB Laurynas Beliauskas Neptunas (Lithuania) 6-4 1997 DOB Rihards Berzins Liepaja (Latvia) 6-11 1997 DOB Laurynas Birutis Siauliai (Lithuania) 7-0 1997 DOB Goga Bitadze Mega Bemax (Serbia) 6-11 1999 DOB Isaac Bonga Fraport Skyliners (Germany) 6-9 1999 DOB Etienne Ca Chalon (France) 6-11 1997 DOB Sigfredo Casero-Ortiz GET Vosges (France) 6-1 1997 DOB Emanuel Cate Prat (Spain) 6-9 1997 DOB Vasileios Charalampopoulos PAOK (Greece) 6-9 1997 DOB Luka Doncic Real Madrid (Spain) 6-7 1999 DOB Yago Dos Santos Paulistano (Brazil) 5-10 1999 DOB Berkan Durmaz Tofas (Turkey) 6-9 1997 DOB Aleksander Dziewa Slask Wroclaw (Poland) 6-9 1997 DOB Martynas Echodas Lietuvos Rytas (Lithuania) 6-9 1997 DOB Ibrahima Faye Poitiers (France) 6-10 1997 DOB Gabriel Galvanini Bauru (Brazil) 6-8 1998 DOB Stephane Gombauld Lille Metropole (France) 6-9 1997 DOB Melvyn Govindy Cholet (France) 7-0 1997 DOB Yoan Granvorka Monthey (Switzerland) 6-7 1997 DOB Tryggvi Hlinason Valencia (Spain) 7-1 1997 DOB Karim Jallow Bayern Munich (Germany) 6-7 1997 DOB Matas Jogela Zalgiris II (Lithuania) 6-6 1998 DOB Georgios Kalaitzakis Panathinaikos (Greece) 6-6 1999 DOB Michal Kolenda Trefl Sopot (Poland) 6-7 1997 DOB Antonios Koniaris PAOK (Greece) 6-4 1997 DOB Leon Kratzer Wuerzburg (Germany) 6-11 1997 DOB Arnoldas Kulboka Capo d Orlando (Italy) 6-10 1998 DOB Rodions Kurucs Barcelona (Spain) 6-9 1998 DOB Xabier Lopez-Arostegui Joventut Badalona (Spain) 6-6 1997 DOB Matur Maker CIBA (Canada) 6-11 1998 DOB Vanja Marinkovic Partizan (Serbia) 6-6 1997 DOB William McDowell-White Baunach (Germany) 6-5 1998 DOB Blaz Mesicek Brindisi (Italy) 6-6 1997 DOB Adam Mokoka Gravelines (France) 6-4 1998 DOB Shekinah Munanga Monaco (France) 6-7 1997 DOB Dzanan Musa Cedevita (Croatia) 6-8 1999 DOB Muhaymin Mustafa Anadolu Efes (Turkey) 6-5 1999 DOB Williams Narace Nancy (France) 6-8 1997 DOB Amine Noua ASVEL (France) 6-8 1997 DOB Elie Okobo Pau Orthez (France) 6-2 1997 DOB Viny Okouo Unicaja (Spain) 7-1 1997 DOB Louis Olinde Brose Baskets (Germany) 6-9 1998 DOB Erxhan Osmani Bandirma Kirmizi (Turkey) 6-9 1998 DOB Jean-Marc Pansa Nanterre (France) 6-10 1997 DOB Darel Poirier Charleville (France) 6-9 1997 DOB Marcel Ponitka Asseco (Poland) 6-5 1997 DOB Issuf Sanon Olimpija (Slovenia) 6-3 1999 DOB Tadas Sedekerskis Nevezis (Lithuania) 6-8 1998 DOB Leonardo Tote Verona (Italy) 6-10 1997 DOB Michael Uchendu Bauru (Brazil) 6-9 1998 DOB Martynas Varnas Pieno Zvaigzdes (Lithuania) 6-5 1997 DOB Filip Zagrajski Beli Manastir (Croatia) 6-4 1997 DOB
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Thirty-six international players who had declared as early entry candidates for the 2017 NBA Draft have withdrawn. Two collegiate players who previously had declared as early entry candidates have withdrawn. There are 63 collegiate and 10 international prospects that remain early entry candidates.
The 2017 NBA Draft will be held on Thursday, June 22 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
Here is the list of international players who have withdrawn their names from consideration for the 2017 NBA Draft:
PLAYER TEAM (COUNTRY*) Ege Arar Galatasaray (Turkey) Laurynas Beliauskas Neptunas (Lithuania) Terrence Bieshaar Joventut (Spain) Laurynas Birutis Vytautas (Lithuania) Leo Cizmic Sevilla (Spain) Berkan Durmaz Tofas (Turkey) Martynas Echodas Siauliai (Lithuania) Cyrille Eliezer-Vanerot Levallois (France) Aquiles Ferreira Pinheiros (Brazil) Diego Flaccadori Trento (Italy) Tolga Gecim Banvit (Turkey) Yoan Granvorka Nancy (France) Egemen Guven Karsiyaka (Turkey) Karlis Helmanis RTU Riga (Latvia) Aleksa Ilic Buducnost (Montenegro) Verners Kohs GBA Sparta (Czech Republic) Antonios Koniaris PAOK (Greece) Arnoldas Kulboka Baunach (Germany) Rodions Kurucs Barcelona (Spain) Axel Louissaint Lugano (Switzerland) Michail Lountzis Panathinaikos (Greece) Gytis Masiulis Zalgiris (Lithuania) Lovro Mazalin Zadar (Croatia) Regimantas Miniotas Vytautas (Lithuania) Kostja Mushidi Mega Leks (Serbia) Margiris Normantas Lietuvos Rytas (Lithuania) Elie Okobo Pau Orthez (France) Viny Okouo Unicaja (Spain) Ayberk Olmaz Istanbul BSB (Turkey) Lucas Pereira Pinheiros (Brazil) Martynas Sajus Starogard (Poland) Borisa Simanic Crvena Zvezda (Serbia) Nik Slavica Cibona (Croatia) Berk Ugurlu Fenerbahce (Turkey) Kristupas Zemaitis Vytautas (Lithuania) Zou Yuchen Bayi Fubang (China)
Here is the list of additional players from colleges who have withdrawn their names from consideration for the 2017 NBA Draft:
PLAYER SCHOOL Darin Johnson CSU-Northridge Maverick Rowan North Carolina State
Following is a list of players from colleges who remain early entry candidates for the 2017 NBA Draft. http://www.insidehoops.com:
PLAYER SCHOOL Edrice Adebayo Kentucky Jarrett Allen Texas Ike Anigbogu UCLA OG Anunoby Indiana Dwayne Bacon Florida State Lonzo Ball UCLA Jordan Bell Oregon James Blackmon Jr. Indiana Antonio Blakeney LSU Tony Bradley North Carolina Isaiah Briscoe Kentucky Dillon Brooks Oregon Thomas Bryant Indiana Clandell Cetoute Thiel College (PA) John Collins Wake Forest Zach Collins Gonzaga Chance Comanche Arizona Tyler Dorsey Oregon PJ Dozier South Carolina Jawun Evans Oklahoma State Tony Farmer Lee College (TX) De Aaron Fox Kentucky Markelle Fultz Washington Harry Giles Duke Isaac Humphries Kentucky Tre Hunter Mt. San Jacinto College (CA) Jonathan Isaac Florida State Frank Jackson Duke Josh Jackson Kansas Justin Jackson North Carolina Jaylen Johnson Louisville Ted Kapita North Carolina State Marcus Keene Central Michigan Luke Kennard Duke Kyle Kuzma Utah TJ Leaf UCLA Tyler Lydon Syracuse Lauri Markkanen Arizona Eric Mika BYU Donovan Mitchell Louisville Malik Monk Kentucky Johnathan Motley Baylor Austin Nichols Virginia Semi Ojeleye SMU Cameron Oliver Nevada Justin Patton Creighton L.J. Peak Georgetown Ivan Rabb California Xavier Rathan-Mayes Florida State Devin Robinson Florida Josh Robinson Austin Peay Kobi Simmons Arizona Dennis Smith Jr. North Carolina State Edmond Sumner Xavier Caleb Swanigan Purdue Jayson Tatum Duke Matt Taylor New Mexico State Trevor Thompson Ohio State Melo Trimble Maryland Craig Victor II LSU Antone Warren Antelope Valley CC (CA) Nigel Williams-Goss Gonzaga D.J. Wilson Michigan
Following is a list of international players who remain early entry candidates for the 2017 NBA Draft:
PLAYER TEAM (COUNTRY*) Simon Birgander Clavijo (Spain) Luka Bozic Zagreb (Croatia) Vlatko Cancar Mega Leks (Serbia) Wesley Alves Da Silva Paulistano (Brazil) George de Paula Paulistano (Brazil) Isaiah Hartenstein Zalgiris (Lithuania) Jonathan Jeanne Nancy (France) Alpha Kaba Mega Leks (Serbia) Tidjan Keita Cegep de Thetford (Canada) Frank Ntilikina Strasbourg (France)
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