There are the names you know — the one-and-done players, the guys who will go high in this June’s NBA Draft. Jahlil Okafor, Karl-Anthony Towns, D’Angelo Russell and the like. But then there are the countless guys whose names you don’t know, players who likely never set foot on an NBA court.
All in all, there are 91 college underclassmen and international players eligible for the NBA Draft, their names formally released by the NBA on Tuesday. Below you can see all of them.
You would be correct to note that only 60 players will get drafted (and college seniors, not listed here because they are all eligible, will take up some of those slots). Some of these players took poor advice and are about to be wildly disappointed as they go through the draft process. Others understood the NBA was a longshot but they are ready to start earning money to play basketball overseas, so they put their name out there.
Wherever a particular player may fall on that scale, their names are below. First are the college underclassmen, followed by the international players who will enter the draft this season.
Early Entry players (name (college) height)
Cliff Alexander (Kansas) 6’8” Freshman
Justin Anderson (Virginia) 6’6” Junior
Brandon Ashley (Arizona) 6’9” Junior
Devin Booker (Kentucky) 6’6” Freshman
Willie Cauley-Stein (Kentucky) 7-0 Junior
Sam Dekker (Wisconsin) 6’9” Junior
Michael Frazier II (Florida) 6’4 Junior
Olivier Hanlan (Boston College) 6’4” Junior
Montrezl Harrell (Louisvillep) 6’8” Junior
Aaron Harrison (Kentucky) 6’6” Sophomore
Andrew Harrison (Kentucky) 6’6” Sophomore
Tyler Harvey (Eastern Washington) 6’4” Sophomore
Jerome Hill (Gardner-Webb) 6’5” Junior
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (Arizona) 6’7” Sophomore
R.J. Hunter (Georgia State) 6’5” Junior
Vince Hunter (UTEP) 6’8” Sophomore
Charles Jackson (Tennessee Tech) 6’10” Junior
Dakari Johnson (Kentucky) 7’0” Sophomore
Stanley Johnson (Arizona) 6’7” Freshman
Tyus Jones (Duke) 6’1” Freshman
Trevor Lacey (North Carolina State) 6’3” Junior
Kevon Looney (UCLA) 6’9” Freshman
Trey Lyles (Kentucky) 6’10” Freshman
Jarell Martin (LSU) 6’10” Sophomore
Chris McCullough (Syracuse) 6’10” Freshman
Jordan Mickey (LSU) 6’8” Sophomore
Jahlil Okafor (Duke) 6’11” Freshman
Kelly Oubre (Kansas) 6’7” Freshman
Ashton Pankey (Manhattan) 6’10” Junior
Cameron Payne (Murray State) 6’2” Sophomore
Terran Petteway (Nebraska) 6’6” Junior
Walter Pitchford (Nebraska) 6’10” Junior
Bobby Portis (Arkansas) 6’11” Sophomore
Michael Qualls (Arkansas) 6’6”Junior
Terry Rozier (Louisville) 6’1” Sophomore
D’Angelo Russell (Ohio State) 6’5” Freshman
Satnam Singh (IMG Academy) 7’1” Post-Graduate
Jherrod Stiggers (Houston) 6’5” Junior
Deonta Stocks (West Georgia) 6-1” Sophomore
Aaron Thomas (Florida State) 6’5” Junior
J.P. Tokoto (North Carolina) 6’6” Junior
Karl-Anthony Towns (Kentucky) 6’11” Freshman
Myles Turner (Texas) 6’11” Freshman
Robert Upshaw (Washington) 7’0” Sophomore
Rashad Vaughn (UNLV) 6’6” Freshman
Chris Walker (Florida) 6’10” Sophomore
Justise Winslow (Duke) 6’6” Freshman
Christian Wood (UNLV) 6’11” Sophomore
International players (name, team (country), height)
Alberto Abalde, Joventut (Spain) 6’7”
Dimitrios Agravanis, Olympiacos (Greece) 6’10”
Wael Arakji, Al Riyadi (Lebanon) 6’4”
Eleftherios Bochoridis, Panathinaikos (Greece) 6’5”
Beka Burjanadze, Coruna (Spain) 6’8”
Nedim Buza, Spars Sarajevo (Bosnia) 6’8”
Alexandre Chassang, ASVEL (France) 6’9”
George de Paula, Pinheiros (Brazil) 6’6”
Andrey Desyatnikov, Zenit St. Petersburg (Russia), 7’3”
Moussa Diagne, Fuenlabrada (Spain), 6’11”
Lucas Dias Silva, Pinheiros (Brazil) 6’9”
Ognjen Dobric, FMP Beograd (Serbia) 6’6”
Simone Fontecchio, Granarolo (Italy) 6’7”
Danilo Fuzaro, Minas (Brazil) 6’4”
Marc Garcia, Manresa (Spain) 6’6”
Humberto Gomes, Pinheiros (Brazil) 6’5”
Kevin Harley, Poitiers (France) 6’6”
Guillermo Hernangomez, Sevilla (Spain) 6’11”
Juan Alberto Hernangomez, Estudiantes (Spain) 6’7”
Mario Hezonja, Barcelona (Spain) 6’8”
Mouhammadou Jaiteh, Nanterre (France) 6’11”
Alpha Kaba, Pau Orthez (France) 6’10”
Vladislav Korenyuk, Dnipro (Ukraine) 6’11”
Dusan Kutlesic, Metalac (Serbia), 6’6”
Jonghyun Lee, Korea University (Korea) 6’9”
Timothe Luwawu, Antibes (France) 6’7”
Nikola Milutinov, Partizan (Serbia) 7’0”
Aleksej Nikolic, Spars Sarajevo (Bosnia) 6’3”
Cedi Osman, Anadolu Efes (Turkey) 6’8”
Miroslav Pasajlic, Uzice (Serbia) 6’1”
Anzejs Pasecniks, VEF Riga (Latvia) 7’1”
Oriol Pauli, Gran Canaria (Spain) 6’7”
Kristaps Porzingis, Sevilla (Spain) 7’1”
Nikola Radicevic, Sevilla (Spain) 6’5”
Djoko Salic, Spars Sarajevo (Bosnia) 6’11”
Marko Tejic, Crvena Zvezda (Serbia) 6’10”
Juan Pablo Vaulet, Bahia Basket (Argentina) 6’6”
Aleksandar Vezenkov, Aris (Greece) 6’9”
Adin Vrabac, Trier (Germany) 6’8”
Rade Zagorac, Mega Leks (Serbia) 6’7”
Sergiy Zagreba, Dnipro (Ukraine) 7’0”
Alexandr Zhigulin, Penas Huesca (Spain) 6’8”
