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Nba Announces Early Entry Candidates for Nba Draft 2021 Presented by State Farm NBA ANNOUNCES EARLY ENTRY CANDIDATES FOR NBA DRAFT 2021 PRESENTED BY STATE FARM NEW YORK, June 1, 2021 – The National Basketball Association announced today that 353 players -- 296 players from colleges and other educational institutions and 57 international players -- have filed as early entry candidates for NBA Draft 2021 presented by State Farm. 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, July 19. Under NCAA rules, in order to retain college basketball eligibility, college players who have entered NBA Draft 2021 must withdraw by Wednesday, July 7. Following is the list of players from colleges and other educational institutions who have applied for early entry into NBA Draft 2021, which will be held Thursday, July 29. EARLY ENTRY CANDIDATES FOR NBA DRAFT 2021 Player School Height Status Max Abmas Oral Roberts 6-1 Sophomore Ochai Agbaji Kansas 6-5 Junior Josiah Agnew Denmark Technical College (SC) 6-1 Freshman Fardaws Aimaq Utah Valley 6-11 Sophomore Warith Alatishe Oregon State 6-7 Junior Santi Aldama Loyola (MD) 6-11 Sophomore Derrick Alston Jr. Boise State 6-9 Senior Keve Aluma Virginia Tech 6-9 Junior Jose Alvarado Georgia Tech 6-0 Senior Jonah Antonio Wake Forest 6-5 Senior Eric Ayala Maryland 6-5 Junior Joel Ayayi Gonzaga 6-5 Junior Armando Bacot North Carolina 6-10 Sophomore Jonathan Baehre Clemson 6-10 Senior Marcus Bagley Arizona State 6-8 Freshman Geo Baker Rutgers 6-4 Senior Mitch Ballock Creighton 6-5 Senior Dalano Banton Nebraska 6-9 Sophomore Scottie Barnes Florida State 6-9 Freshman Charles Bassey Western Kentucky 6-11 Junior Troy Baxter Jr. Morgan State 6-9 Senior Justin Bean Utah State 6-7 Junior Giorgi Bezhanishvili Illinois 6-9 Junior Chudier Bile Georgetown 6-7 Senior Jahvon Blair Georgetown 6-4 Senior - more - PAGE TWO Early Entry Candidates for NBA Draft 2021 Player School Height Status Issac Bonton Washington State 6-3 Senior Brandon Boston Jr. Kentucky 6-7 Freshman James Bouknight Connecticut 6-5 Sophomore Pedro Bradshaw Bellarmine 6-7 Junior Izaiah Brockington Penn State 6-4 Junior Chaundee Brown Michigan 6-5 Senior Dalonte Brown Miami (OH) 6-7 Senior Greg Brown III Texas 6-9 Freshman Keyshawn Bryant South Carolina 6-5 Junior Marcus Burk IUPUI 6-3 Senior D.J. Burns Jr. Winthrop 6-9 Sophomore Jordan Burns Colgate 6-0 Senior Jared Butler Baylor 6-3 Junior Maurice Calloo Oregon State 6-10 Junior Manny Camper Siena 6-7 Senior Marcus Carr Minnesota 6-2 Junior Nahziah Carter Washington 6-6 Senior D.J. Carton Marquette 6-2 Sophomore Colin Castleton Florida 6-11 Junior Julian Champagnie St. John’s 6-8 Sophomore Justin Champagnie Pittsburgh 6-6 Sophomore Arinze Chidom UC-Riverside 6-9 Senior Josh Christopher Arizona State 6-5 Freshman Moussa Cisse Memphis 6-10 Freshman Kofi Cockburn Illinois 7-0 Sophomore Matt Coleman III Texas 6-2 Senior Sharife Cooper Auburn 6-1 Freshman Jermaine Couisnard South Carolina 6-4 Sophomore Trevion Crews Bethel (IN) 6-0 Senior TJ Crockett Lindenwood (MO) 6-1 Senior Jalen Crutcher Dayton 6-1 Senior Derek Culver West Virginia 6-10 Junior Sam Cunliffe Evansville 6-6 Junior Cade Cunningham Oklahoma State 6-8 Freshman Ryan Daly St. Joseph’s 6-5 Senior Zaccheus Darko-Kelly Univ. of Providence (MT) 6-6 Senior Oscar da Silva Stanford 6-9 Senior Kendric Davis SMU 5-11 Junior Darius Days LSU 6-7 Junior Cartier Diarra Virginia Tech 6-4 Senior Hunter Dickinson Michigan 7-1 Freshman Marek Dolezaj Syracuse 6-10 Senior Ayo Dosunmu Illinois 6-5 Junior Chris Duarte Oregon 6-6 Senior Ian DuBose Wake Forest 6-4 Senior David Duke Jr. Providence 6-5 Junior Juwan Durham Notre Dame 6-11 Senior Tahj Eaddy USC 6-2 Senior Nojel Eastern Howard 6-7 Junior Kessler Edwards Pepperdine 6-8 Junior Lydell Elmore High Point 6-9 Senior Navar Elmore Livingstone (NC) 6-9 Senior Tyson Etienne Wichita State 6-2 Sophomore Romeao Ferguson Lipscomb 6-5 Senior LJ Figueroa Oregon 6-6 Senior Aleem Ford Wisconsin 6-8 Senior - more - PAGE THREE Early Entry Candidates for NBA Draft 2021 Player School Height Status Blake Francis Richmond 6-0 Senior Hasahn French Saint Louis 6-7 Senior D.J. Funderburk N.C. State 6-10 Senior Ty Gadsden UNCW 6-1 Senior Gorjok Gak California Baptist 6-11 Senior Dawson Garcia Marquette 6-11 Freshman Marcus Garrett Kansas 6-5 Senior Luka Garza Iowa 6-11 Senior Samson George Central Arkansas 6-7 Senior Asante Gist Iona 5-11 Senior Terrell Gomez San Diego State 5-8 Senior Jordan Goodwin Saint Louis 6-3 Senior Justin Gorham Houston 6-7 Senior Elyjah Goss IUPUI 6-7 Senior Jayvon Graves Buffalo 6-3 Senior RaiQuan Gray Florida State 6-8 Junior Quade Green Washington 6-0 Senior Patrick Greene Jr. National Park College (AR) 6-2 Sophomore Alan Griffin Syracuse 6-5 Junior Quentin Grimes Houston 6-5 Junior Quincy Guerrier Syracuse 6-7 Sophomore Dou Gueye Louisiana 6-9 Senior Matt Haarms BYU 7-3 Senior Jordan Hall St. Joseph’s 6-8 Freshman Bryce Hamilton UNLV 6-4 Junior Javion Hamlet North Texas 6-4 Senior Deion Hammond Monmouth 6-4 Senior Amauri Hardy Oregon 6-2 Senior De’Vion Harmon Oklahoma 6-2 Sophomore Romio Harvey Harding University (AR) 6-4 Senior Sam Hauser Virginia 6-8 Senior Aaron Henry Michigan State 6-6 Junior Kashaun Hicks Norfolk State 6-6 Senior Taveion Hollingsworth Western Kentucky 6-2 Senior Trevor Hudgins NW Missouri State 6-0 Junior Jay Huff Virginia 7-1 Senior Anthony Hughes Jr. Millsaps College (MS) 6-2 Senior Feron Hunt SMU 6-8 Junior Matthew Hurt Duke 6-9 Sophomore Nah’Shon Hyland VCU 6-3 Sophomore Isaiah Jackson Kentucky 6-10 Freshman Jhivvan Jackson UTSA 6-0 Senior Loren Cristian Jackson Akron 5-8 Senior Casdon Jardine Hawaii 6-7 Senior DeJon Jarreau Houston 6-5 Senior Tristan Jarrett Jackson State 6-4 Senior Justin Jaworski Lafayette 6-3 Senior David Jean-Baptiste Chattanooga 6-1 Senior Damien Jefferson Creighton 6-5 Senior Bryson Johnson Univ. of The Ozarks (AR) 5-11 Senior David Johnson Louisville 6-5 Sophomore Jalen Johnson Duke 6-9 Freshman Jalen Johnson Mississippi State 6-6 Senior Keon Johnson Tennessee 6-5 Freshman Carlik Jones Louisville 6-1 Senior - more - PAGE FOUR Early Entry Candidates for NBA Draft 2021 Player School Height Status Christiaan Jones Stetson 6-5 Senior DeVante´ Jones Coastal Carolina 6-1 Junior Herbert Jones Alabama 6-8 Senior Kai Jones Texas 6-11 Sophomore Latrell Jones Portland 6-5 Junior Johnny Juzang UCLA 6-6 Sophomore Corey Kispert Gonzaga 6-7 Senior John Knight III Southern Utah 6-3 Senior Miller Kopp Northwestern 6-7 Junior Balsa Koprivica Florida State 7-1 Sophomore Cameron Krutwig Loyola (IL) 6-9 Senior Kameron Langley North Carolina A&T 6-2 Senior AJ Lawson South Carolina 6-6 Junior Matt Lewis James Madison 6-5 Senior Scottie Lewis Florida 6-5 Sophomore E.J. Liddell Ohio State 6-7 Sophomore Spencer Littleson Toledo 6-4 Senior Isaiah Livers Michigan 6-7 Senior Jaizec Lottie Flagler (FL) 6-2 Senior Loudon Love Wright State 6-8 Senior Denzel Mahoney Creighton 6-5 Senior Makur Maker Howard 6-11 Freshman Makuach Maluach New Mexico 6-5 Senior Sandro Mamukelashvili Seton Hall 6-11 Senior Kyle Mangas Indiana Wesleyan 6-4 Senior Tre Mann Florida 6-4 Sophomore Remy Martin Arizona State 6-0 Senior Matthew Mayer Baylor 6-9 Junior Josh Mballa Buffalo 6-7 Junior Miles McBride West Virginia 6-2 Sophomore Mac McClung Texas Tech 6-2 Junior Kameron McGusty Miami 6-5 Senior JaQuori McLaughlin UCSB 6-4 Senior Sean McNeil West Virginia 6-3 Junior Jadyn Michael Colorado Christian 6-4 Senior Asbjorn Midtgaard Grand Canyon 7-0 Senior Isaiah Miller UNCG 6-0 Senior Davion Mintz Kentucky 6-3 Senior Damek Mitchell Lewis-Clark State College (ID) 5-9 Senior Davion Mitchell Baylor 6-2 Junior Matt Mitchell San Diego State 6-6 Senior Steffon Mitchell Boston College 6-8 Senior Evan Mobley USC 7-0 Freshman Isaiah Mobley USC 6-10 Sophomore Ruot Monyyong Little Rock 6-10 Senior Moses Moody Arkansas 6-6 Freshman Alex Morales Wagner 6-6 Senior Clay Mounce Furman 6-7 Senior Matthew Moyer George Washington 6-9 Senior Issa Muhammad Daytona State (FL) 6-9 Sophomore Trey Murphy III Virginia 6-9 Junior RJ Nembhard TCU 6-5 Junior Barra Njie St. Benedict’s Prep/Fryshuset (Sweden) 6-3 Post-Graduate Obadiah Noel UMass-Lowell 6-4 Senior Joel Ntambwe Texas Tech 6-8 Sophomore Kobi Nwandu Niagara 6-6 Senior - more - PAGE FIVE Early Entry Candidates for NBA Draft 2021 Player School Height Status Kevin Obanor Oral Roberts 6-8 Junior Eugene Omoruyi Oregon 6-6 Senior EJ Onu Shawnee State (OH) 6-11 Senior Chris Parker Liberty 6-1 Senior Darius Perry UCF 6-2 Senior Jock Perry UC-Riverside 7-1 Senior John Petty Jr. Alabama 6-5 Senior Jordan Phillips UT Arlington 6-7 Junior Jamorko Pickett Georgetown 6-9 Senior Danny Pippen Kent State 6-9 Senior Scotty Pippen Jr. Vanderbilt 6-1 Sophomore Yves Pons Tennessee 6-6 Senior Micah Potter Wisconsin 6-10 Senior Jason Preston Ohio 6-4 Junior Joshua Primo Alabama 6-6 Freshman Neemias Queta Utah State 7-0 Junior Brandon Rachal Tulsa 6-6 Senior Courtney Ramey Texas 6-3 Junior Austin Reaves Oklahoma 6-5 Senior Alex Reese Alabama 6-9 Senior Antonio Reeves Illinois State 6-4 Sophomore Nate Reuvers Wisconsin 6-11 Senior Cody Riley UCLA 6-9 Junior Jeremiah Robinson-Earl Villanova 6-9 Sophomore Orlando Robinson Fresno State 7-0 Sophomore Elvin Rodriguez Science & Arts of Oklahoma 6-2 Senior Colbey Ross Pepperdine 6-1 Senior Damion Rosser New Orleans 6-4 Junior Shawn Royal Jr.
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