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2014 NBA Draft Combine Participant List Player College/Club Jordan Adams UCLA Kyle Anderson UCLA Thanasis Antetokounmpo Delaware (D-League) Isaiah Austin Baylor Jordan Bachynski Arizona State Cameron Bairstow New Mexico Khem Birch UNLV Alec Brown Wisconsin Green Bay Jabari Brown Missouri Markel Brown Oklahoma State Deonte Burton Nevada Jahii Carson Arizona State Semaj Christon Xavier Jordan Clarkson Missouri Aaron Craft Ohio State DeAndre Daniels Connecticut Spencer Dinwiddie Colorado Cleanthony Early Wichita State Melvin Ejim Iowa State Tyler Ennis Syracuse Danté Exum Australia C.J. Fair Syracuse Aaron Gordon Arizona Jerami Grant Syracuse P.J. Hairston Texas (D-League)/UNC Gary Harris Michigan State Joe Harris Virginia Rodney Hood Duke Cory Jefferson Baylor Nick Johnson Arizona DeAndre Kane Iowa State Sean Kilpatrick Cincinnati Alex Kirk New Mexico Zach LaVine UCLA Devyn Marble Iowa James Michael McAdoo North Carolina K.J. McDaniels Clemson Doug McDermott Creighton Mitch McGary Michigan Jordan McRae Tennessee Shabazz Napier Connecticut Johnny O’Bryant III LSU Lamar Patterson Pittsburgh Adreian Payne Michigan State Elfrid Payton Louisiana-Lafayette Dwight Powell Stanford Julius Randle Kentucky Glenn Robinson III Michigan LaQuinton Ross Ohio State Marcus Smart Oklahoma State Russ Smith Louisville Nik Stauskas Michigan Jarnell Stokes Tennessee Xavier Thames San Diego State Noah Vonleh Indiana T.J. Warren North Carolina State Kendall Williams New Mexico C.J. Wilcox Washington James Young Kentucky Patric Young Florida .

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