The NBA has annoucned that 106 gamers have filed as early entry candidates for NBA Draft 2025, which can be held Wednesday, June 25 (First Spherical) and Thursday June 26 (Second Spherical) at Barclays Middle in Brooklyn, New York.
Gamers who’ve utilized for early entry have the precise to withdraw their names from consideration for the Draft by notifying the NBA of their determination in writing no later than 5 p.m. ET on Sunday, June 15. Underneath NCAA guidelines, with the intention to retain faculty basketball eligibility, faculty gamers who’ve entered NBA Draft 2025 should withdraw by Wednesday, Could 28.
Collegiate Gamers
Ace Bailey: Rutgers (6-10, Freshman)
Chad Baker-Mazara: Auburn (6-7, Senior)
Quincy Ballard: Wichita State (7-0, Senior)
Nate Bittle: Oregon (7-0, Senior)
John Blackwell: Wisconsin (6-4, Sophomore)
Jaden Bradley: Arizona (6-3, Junior)
Carter Bryant: Arizona (6-8, Freshman)
Miles Byrd: San Diego State (6-7, Sophomore)
Rueben Chinyelu: Florida (6-10, Sophomore)
Alex Condon: Florida (6-11, Sophomore)
Tayton Conerway: Troy (6-3, Senior)
Melvin Council Jr.: St. Bonaventure (6-4, Senior)
Cedric Coward: Washington State (6-6, Senior)
Tae Davis: Notre Dame (6-9, Junior)
Silas Demary Jr.: Georgia (6-5, Sophomore)
Egor Demin: BYU (6-9, Freshman)
Jerry Deng: Florida State (6-9, Sophomore)
Treysen Eaglestaff: North Dakota (6-6, Junior)
VJ Edgecomb Jr.: Baylor (6-5, Freshman)
Isaiah Evans: Duke (6-6, Freshman)
Jeremiah Fears: Oklahoma (6-4, Freshman)
Elijah Fisher: Pacific (6-6, Junior)
Cooper Flagg: Duke (6-9, Freshman)
Boogie Fland: Arkansas (6-2, Freshman)
Rasheer Fleming: St. Joseph’s (6-9, Junior)
PJ Haggerty: Memphis (6-3, Sophomore)
Dylan Harper: Rutgers (6-6, Freshman)
Dominick Harris: UCLA (6-3, Senior)
Chris Howell: UC San Diego (6-6, Junior)
Josh Hubbard: Mississippi State (5-11, Sophomore)
Kasparas Jakucionis: Illinois (6-6, Freshman)
Tre Johnson: Texas (6-6, Freshman)
Karter Knox: Arkansas (6-6, Freshman)
Kobe Knox: South Florida (6-5, Junior)
Kon Knueppel: Duke (6-7, Freshman)
Toibu Lawal: Virginia Tech (6-8, Junior)
Yaxel Lendeborg: UAB (6-9, Senior)
Brenen Lorient: North Texas (6-9, Junior)
Jaland Lowe: Pittsburgh (6-2, Sophomore)
RJ Luis Jr.: St. John’s (6-7, Junior)
Khaman Maluach: Duke (7-2, Freshman)
Nick Martinelli: Northwestern (6-7, Junior)
Camron McDowell: Northwestern Oklahoma State (6-6, Junior)
Devin McGlockton: Vanderbilt (6-7, Junior)
Liam McNeeley: Connecticut (6-7, Freshman)
Mackenzie Mgbako: Indiana (6-8, Sophomore)
Collin Murray-Boyles: South Carolina (6-7, Sophomore)
Asa Newell: Georgia (6-11, Freshman)
Yanic Konan Niederhauser: Penn State (7-0, Junior)
Kebba Njie: Notre Dame (6-10, Junior)
AK Okereke: Cornell (6-7, Junior)
Otega Oweh: Kentucky (6-4, Junior)
Tahaad Pettiford: Auburn (6-1, Freshman)
Labaron Philon: Alabama (6-4, Freshman)
Jaron Pierre Jr.: Jacksonville State (6-5, Senior)
Drake Powell: North Carolina (6-6, Freshman)
Tyrese Proctor: Duke (6-5, Junior)
Devon Pryor: Texas (6-7, Sophomore)
Derik Queen: Maryland (6-10, Freshman)
Jase Richardson: Michigan State (6-3, Freshman)
Will Riley: Illinois (6-8, Freshman)
Omar Rowe: Morehouse (6-5, Senior)
Joson Sanon: Arizona State (6-5, Freshman)
Raysean Seamster: UT-Arlington (6-8, Junior)
Thomas Sorber: Georgetown (6-10, Freshman)
Adou Thiero: Arkansas (6-8, Junior)
Bruce Thornton Jr.: Ohio State (6-2, Junior)
Milos Uzan: Houston (6-4, Junior)
Brandon Walker: Montana State (6-7, Junior)
Jamir Watkins: Florida State (6-7, Senior)
Darrion Williams: Texas Tech (6-6, Junior)
Cash Williams: Montana (6-4, Sophomore)
Danny Wolf: Michigan (7-0, Junior)
Skilled/G League Gamers
Izan Almansa: Perth (Australia) (6-10, 2005 DOB)
Thierry Darlan: Delaware (NBA G League) (6-6, 2004 DOB)
Malique Lewis: SE Melbourne (Australia) (6-8, 2004 DOB)
Muodubem Muoneke: Inexperienced Bay/Actual Betis (Spain) (6-5, 2003 DOB)
Isaac Nogues: Rip Metropolis Remix (NBA G League) (6-5, 2004 DOB)
Dink Pate: Mexico Metropolis Capitanes (NBA G League) (6-6, 2006 DOB)
Worldwide Early Entry Gamers
Mohammad Amini: Nancy (France) (6-7, 2005 DOB)
Alec Anigbata: Ulm (Germany) (6-9, 2004 DOB)
Neoklis Avdalas: Peristeri (Greece) (6-7, 2006 DOB)
Bassala Bagayoko: Bilbao (Spain) (6-10, 2006 DOB)
Joan Beringer: Cedevita Olimpija (Slovenia) (6-11, 2006 DOB)
Mohamed Diawara: Cholet (France) (6-9, 2005 DOB)
Asim Djulovic: OKK Beograd (Serbia) (6-9, 2005 DOB)
Noa Essengue: Ulm (Germany) (6-10, 2006 DOB)
Mouhamed Faye: Reggio Emilia (Italy) (6-9, 2005 DOB)
Lazar Gacic: OKK Beograd (Serbia) (6-11, 2005 DOB)
Hugo Gonzalez: Actual Madrid (Spain) (6-6, 2006 DOB)
Ben Henshall: Perth (Australia) (6-5, 2004 DOB)
Bogoljub Markovic: Mega Beograd (Serbia) (6-11, 2005 DOB)
Paul Mbiya: Asvel (France) (6-11, 2005 DOB)
Mathias M’Madi: Moron (Spain) (6-5, 2005 DOB)
Eli John Ndiaye: Actual Madrid (Spain) (6-8, 2004 DOB)
Ousmane Ndiaye: Granada (Spain) (6-11, 2004 DOB)
Zaion Nebot: Le Havre (France) (6-2, 2004 DOB)
Saliou Niang: Trento (Italy) (6-7, 2004 DOB)
Noah Penda: Le Mans (France) (6-7, 2005 DOB)
Michael Ruzic: Joventut (Spain) (6-9, 2006 DOB)
Ben Saraf: Ulm (Germany) (6-6, 2006 DOB)
Alex Toohey: Sydney (Australia) (6-7, 2004 DOB)
David Torresani: Treviso (Italy) (6-1, 2005 DOB)
Nolan Traore: Saint Quentin (France) (6-4, 2006 DOB)
Hansen Yang: Qingdao (China) (7-1, 2005 DOB)
Rocco Zikarsky: Brisbane (Australia) (7-2, 2006 DOB)
