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Dallas Availables Showcase Committed Player List All American JUCO Showcase Availables May 14-15 - Dallas Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship 1821 W Camp Wisdom Road Committed Player List Name Last Height School 2020-21/Last School JC Anthony 7'0 Golden State Prep Javier Turner 6'11 Wabash Valley CC Nevin Wright 6'9 Seminole State College Julian Cockrell 6'9 Western Oklahoma State Justin Wilson 6'9 NOC Tonkawa Arthur Allbritain 6'8 Strength N Motion Ahmed Diaby 6'7 Tyler JC DominequeJohnson 6'7 Central Arizona College Boll Nyang 6'7 Colorado Northwestern John Ukomadu 6'7 Vincennes University Cosmas Ajaru 6'6 Available Jeremiah Maldonado 6'6 Western Oklahoma State Gary Bess 6'6 Miami Triple Threat Prep Sami Sanad 6'6 Howard College Dareon Graham 6'6 TLAP Sports Academy Edward Manuel 6'6 Navarro College Chris Hyde 6'5 University of Incarnate Word Dai'John Stewart 6'5 Palo Verde College Steven Fontenette 6'5 Fort Scott CC Akene Agee 6'5 Howard College Christian Cage 6'5 TCC Keiman Capers 6'5 Navarro College Brayshawn Hubbard- Finch 6'5 Seminole State Genesis Osamor 6'5 Available Ramaj Gordon 6'5 Chabot College Jarius Shape 6'5 Mississippi Delta CC Tevin McCallum 6'4 Available David Jabedo 6'4 Northern Colorado Cory Hicks 6'4 Southwestern Christian Juwan Lewis 6'4 Horn High School Jacob Profit IV 6'4 Coahoma CC Oscar Frank II 6'4 MCC Saadique Perkins 6'4 Fort Scott CC Marvin Lee 6'4 Butte College Emmanuel Olalere 6'4 Randall University Jordan Lucas 6'4 Seminole State College Jailen Bedford 6'4 Hutto High School Samuel Allen 6'4 High Point Academy Donovan Craddock 6'4 UT Tyler Ja'Shawn Chisel 6'4 Santa Monica College Trevon Stewart 6'4 SouthWestern Christian Preston Lawton 6'4 Frank Phillips College Mathew Manas 6'4 MHHS Brandon Muntu 6'4 Available Antoney Turner 6'4 Central Pointe Academy Nico Matheus 6'4 Eastern New Mexico Jacari Chambers 6'4 Northwest Kansas Tech Julian Vaughns 6'4 Chico State Daniel Arzu 6'4 John F Kennedy HS Truth Norton 6'3 Oakland Mills HS Octavion Williams 6'3 College of the Redwoods Camryn Weston 6'3 Southeastern Iowa Anthony Browder 6'3 Luther College Blake Sanders 6'3 Available Trayvone Porter 6'3 Olive Harvey College Jalen Zeno 6'3 Golden State Prep Elijah Smith 6'3 Hesston College Jad Awar 6'3 Collin County CC Jean Alexis 6'3 St. Louis CC Kendall Sutton 6'3 Cloud CC Antonio Garrett 6'3 Scotland Prep Immanuel Bodden 6'3 Upper Room Prep Marcus Alexander 6'2 JJ Pearce Richardson HS Zachariah Lane 6'2 Rivercrest HS DaeCorian Jessie 6'2 Lafitte Prep Academy Edward Ardoin 6'2 Lamar State Port Arthur Isaiah Brass 6'2 North American University Carsimir Paul 6'2 Independence CC Dustin Mortensen 6'2 Providence Hall Greg Cavette 6'2 Olivet College Tavari Eckwood 6'2 State Fair CC Izaiah Hale 6'2 Hutchinson CC Joel Webb 6'2 South Suburban College Rodney Shoemo II 6'2 Southern U Shreveport Quincy Baker 6'2 Lone Star College Sincere Key 6'2 Gogebic CC Albert Valderas 6'2 Monterey High School Brandon Williams 6'2 Available Lionel Wilson 6'2 Collins Academy Myles Watkins 6'2 Centennial High School Victor Rosario 6'2 Atlantic Cape CC Jomar Richards 6'2 Genesee CC Amande Uchime 6'2 Cedar Valley College Kennedy Milton 6'2 Southeastern CC Marcus Alexander 6'1 JJ Pearce Richardson HS Seth Vinson 6'1 North Country CC Jacoby Brown 6'1 Redlands CC Jourdon Strickland 6'1 DasChe Spartans Jachai Carter 6'1 Santa Monica College Joshua Sasser 6'1 Red Oak HS Tydan Archibald 6'1 Lamar State Port Arthur Tyler Watkins 6'1 Temple College Isaiah Candelaria 6'1 Valencia HS Cameron Massey 6'1 Baton Rouge CC Qushawn Wells 6'1 Southwestern CC Trevon Spearman 6'1 Lang Prep Academy Ethan Rodela 6'1 Blinn College Khaldun Edwin 6'1 Clarendon College Deon Blakemore Jr 6'1 Kilgore College Jordan Wood 6’1 Mountain View College Nana Amfo Sackey 6'0 Available Edward Harris 6'0 William J. 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