2020-04-29 07:00:00
As the situation is exceptional and the Draft particularly uncertain, the number of players who want to make the leap into the NBA is less important than the last two years.
The figure is still high, but the drop is significant. ESPN teaches us that the league has communicated to NBA teams the number of registrants for the 2020 Draft: 205 players. Among them, 163 come from American universities and 42 from abroad.
The uncertainty linked to the Draft process has undoubtedly cooled the world since, last year, there were 233 “early entrants” and even 236 in 2018, when the NCAA authorized basketball players to present themselves and carry out tests with franchises before returning to their colleges if the feedback was not as good as hoped.
Of course, most players can therefore remove their name from the final list. NCAA players who have not signed an agent have until June 3, although the college league has already announced that it will be flexible with dates. Players who are not from NCAA will have them up to 10 days before the Draft.
Except that for the moment, nothing confirms that the Draft will be well held “on D-day”, that is to say on June 25. Some NBA leaders would like it not to be organized before August and it seems complicated to place it in the calendar as long as the fate of the NBA season has not been decided.
Last figure: last season, of the 233 registered in the first list, only 98 had finally tried their luck on the evening of the Draft, to win one of the 60 precious places.
For the 205 registered players, it is now possible to carry out interviews (video) with the clubs.
Note that there are five French people in these “early entrants”, that is to say players who show up before their automatic eligibility. In addition to Killian Tillie, who does not need to register to be able to be selected, we thus find Killian Hayes, Théo Maledon, Joel Ayayi, Yves Pons and Mouhamed Thiam.
The complete list of the 205 registered
NCAA
Precious Achiuwa — Memphis
Milan Acquaah — California Baptist
Jordyn Adams— Austin Peay
Abdul Ado—Mississippi State
Ty-Shon Alexander — Creighton
Timmy Allen — Utah
Derrick Alston Jr. — Boise State
Cole Anthony — North Carolina
Joel Ayayi — Gonzaga
Brendan Bailey — Marquette
Saddiq Bey — Villanova
Tyler Bey — Colorado
Jermaine Bishop — Norfolk State
Jomaru Brown — Eastern Kentucky
Marcus Burk — IUPUI
Dachon Burke Jr. — Nebraska
Jordan Burns — Colgate
Jared Butler — Baylor
Manny Camper — Siena
Vernon Carey Jr. — Duke
Marcus Carr — Minnesota
Taming Choh — Brown
Kofi Cockburn — Illinois
David Collins – South Florida
Zach Cooks — NJIT
Jalen Crutcher — Dayton
Ryan Daly — St. Joseph’s
Nate Darling — Delaware
Darius Days — LSU
Dexter Dennis — Wichita State
Lamine Diane — CSUN
Ayo Dosunmu — Illinois
Devon Dotson—Kansas
Nojel Eastern — Purdue
Anthony Edwards — Georgia
CJ Elleby — Washington State
Mason Faulkner — Western Carolina
LJ Figueroa — St. John’s
Malik Fitts — St. Mary’s
Malachi Flynn — San Diego State
Blake Francis — Richmond
Hasahn French — St. Louis
DJ Funderburk — NC State
Both Gach — Utah
Alonzo Gaffney — Ohio State
Luka Garza-Iowa
Jacob Gilyard — Richmond
Grant Golden — Richmond
Jordan Goodwin — St. Louis
Tony Goodwin II — Redemption Academy (MA) Post-Graduate
Jayvon Graves — Buffalo
AJ Green — Northern Iowa
Darin Green Jr. — UCF
Josh Green — Arizona
Ashton Hagans — Kentucky
Tyrese Haliburton — Iowa State
Josh Hall — Moravian Prep (NC) Post-Graduate
Rayshaun Hammonds — Georgia
Jalen Harris — Nevada
Niven Hart — Fresno State
Aaron Henry — Michigan State
Jalen Hill — UCLA
Nate Hinton — Houston
Jay Huff — Virginia
Elijah Hughes — Syracuse
Feron Hunt — SMU
Chance Hunter — Long Beach State
DeJon Jarreau — Houston
Damien Jefferson — Creighton
Isaiah Joe — Arkansas
Dakari Johnson — Cape Fear CC (NC)
Jalen Johnson — Louisiana
Andre Jones — Nicholls State
C.J. Jones — MTSU
Herbert Jones — Alabama
Mason Jones — Arkansas
Tre Jones — Duke
Corey Kispert — Gonzaga
Kameron Langley — NC A&T
AJ Lawson — South Carolina
Saben Lee—Vanderbilt
Kira Lewis Jr. — Alabama
Matt Lewis — James Madison
Isaiah Livers — Michigan
Denzel Mahoney — Creighton
Makur Maker — Pacific Academy (CA) Post-Graduate
Sandro Mamukelashvili — Seton Hall
Three Men — Florida
Nico Mannion — Arizona
Naji Marshall — Xavier
Kenyon Martin Jr. — IMG Academy (FL) Post-Graduate
Remy Martin — Arizona State
Tyrese Maxey — Kentucky
Mac McClung — Georgetown
Jaden McDaniels — Washington
Isiaha Mike — SMU
Isaiah Miller — UNCG
Matt Mitchell — San Diego State
EJ Montgomery — Kentucky
Andrew Nembhard — Florida
Aaron Nesmith — Vanderbilt
Zeke Nnaji — Arizona
Obadiah Noel — Massachusetts-Lowell
Jordan Nwora — Louisville
Onyeka Okongwu — USC
Isaac Okoro — Auburn
Elijah Olaniyi — Stony Brook
Daniel Oturu — Minnesota
Reggie Perry — Mississippi State
Filip Petrusev — Gonzaga
John Petty Jr. — Alabama
Nate Pierre-Louis — Temple
Xavier Pinson — Missouri
Yves Pons — Tennessee
Immanuel Quickley — Kentucky
Darius Quisenberry — Youngstown State
Jahmi’us Ramsey — Texas Tech
Paul Reed Jr. — DePaul
Nick Richards — Kentucky
Colbey Ross — Pepperdine
Fatts Russell — Rhode Island 5-0
Joe Saterfield — Ranger CC (TX)
Jayden Scrubb — John A. Logan College (IL)
Aamir Simms — Clemson
Yes’Vonte Smart — LSU
Chris Smith — UCLA
Collin Smith — UCF
Jalen Smith — Maryland
Justin Smith — Indiana
Mitchell Smith — Missouri
Stef Smith — Vermont
Ben Stanley — Hampton
Cassius Stanley — Duke
Isaiah Stewart — Washington
Parker Stewart — UT-Martin
Terry Taylor — Austin Peay
MaCio Teague — Baylor
Tyrell Terry — Stanford
Justin Thomas — Morehead State 5-
Ethan Thompson — Oregon State
Xavier Tillman Sr. — Michigan State
Jeremiah Tilmon — Missouri
Obi Toppin — Dayton
Jordan Tucker — Butler
Devin Vassell — Florida State
Alonzo Verge Jr. — Arizona State
Chris Vogt — Cincinnati
CJ Walker — Ohio State
Trendon Watford — LSU
Ibie Watson — Dayton
Nick Weatherspoon — Mississippi State
Kaleb Wesson — Ohio State
Jarrod West Marshall 5-
Romello White — Arizona State
Kahlil Whitney — Kentucky
DeAndre Williams — Evansville
Emmitt Williams — LSU
Keith Williams — Cincinnati
Patrick Williams — Florida State
James Wiseman — Memphis
Robert Woodard II — Mississippi State
McKinley Wright IV — Colorado
Omer Yurtseven — Georgetown
International
Berke Atar — MZT Skopje (Macedonia)
Deni Avdija – Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)
Brancou Badio — Barcelona (Spain)
Darko Bajo — Split (Croatia)
Philippe Bayehe — Roseto (Italy)
Marek Blazevic — Rytas (Lituans)
Adrian Bogucki — Radom (Poland)
Leandro Bolmaro — Barcelona (Spain)
Vinicius Da Silva — Prat (Spain)
Henri Drell — Pesaro (Italy)
Imru Duke — Zentro Basket (Espagne)
Michele Ebeling — Kleb Ferrara (Italy)
Paul Eboua — Pesaro (Italy)
Osas Ehigiator — Fuenlabrada (Spain)
Joel Ekamba – Limoges (France)
Selim Fofana — Neuchatel (Switzerland)
Miguel Gonzalez — Baskonia (Spain)
Killian Hayes — Ratiopharm Ulm (Allemagne)
Sehmus Hazer – Bandirma (Turkey)
Rokas Jokubaitis — Zalgiris (Lithuania)
Georgios Kalaitzakis — Nevezis (Lituanie)
Vit Krejci — Zaragoza (Espagne)
Arturs Kurucs – VEF Riga (Latvia)
Dut Mabor — Roseto (Italy)
Yam Madar — Hapoel Tel Aviv (Israel)
Théo Maledon — ASVEL (France)
Karim Mane — Vanier (Canada)
Sergi Martinez — Barcelona (Spain)
Nikola Miskovic — Mega Bemax (Serbia)
Aristide Mouaha — Roseto (Italy)
Caio Pacheco — Bahia Basket (Argentina)
Joel Parra — Joventut (Spain)
Aleksej Pokusevski — Olympiacos (Greece)
Sander Raieste — Kalev/Cramo (Estonia)
Nikolaos Rogkavopoulos — AEK (Greece)
Yigitcan Saybir — Anadolu Efes (Turquie)
Njegos Sikiras — Fuenlabrada (Spain)
Marko Simonovic — Mega Bemax (Serbia)
Mouhamed Thiam — Nanterre (France)
Uros Trifunovic — Partizan (Serbie)
Arnas Velicka — Prienai (Lithuania)
Andrii Voinalovych — Khimki (Ukraine)
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