*NCAA players will have until May 8th to withdraw provided they have not signed an agent (Int. June 14)
A. On the basis of letters received prior to midnight April 25, 2010, the following basketball players from the listed U.S. colleges have applied as “early entry” players to be eligible for selection in the 2010 NBA Draft:
NCAA
| Player |
| Solomon Alabi 7-0 224 C Florida St. So. |
| Cole Aldrich 6-11 260 C Kansas Jr. |
| Lavoy Allen 6-9 230 PF Temple Jr. |
| Al-Farouq Aminu 6-8 218 SF Wake Forest So. |
| James Anderson 6-6 195 SG Okla.St. Jr. |
| Kevin Anderson 5-11 175 PG Richmond Jr. |
| Luke Babbitt 6-8 220 SF Nevada So. |
| Armon Bassett 6-2 180 PG/SG Ohio Jr. |
| Talor Battle 6-0 175 PG Penn State Jr. |
| Keith Benson 6-11 225 C Oakland Jr. |
| Eric Bledsoe 6-1 185 PG Kentucky Fr. |
| Anatoly Bose 6-6 200 SG Nicholls State Jr. |
| Dee Bost 6-2 170 PG Mississippi St. Jr. |
| Craig Brackins 6-9 230 PF Iowa St. Jr. |
| Avery Bradley 6-2 180 SG Texas Fr. |
| Carlon Brown 6-5 205 SG Utah Jr. |
| Derrick Caracter 6-8 275 PF UTEP Jr. |
| DeMarcus Cousins 6-11 280 PF/C Kentucky Fr. |
| Jordan Crawford 6-4 195 SG Xavier So. |
| Ed Davis 6-9 225 PF North Carolina So. |
| Mike Davis 6-8 220 SF/PF Illinois Jr. |
| Paul Davis 6-9 195 SF/PF Winston Salem Jr. |
| Malcolm Delaney 6-4 175 SG Virginia Tech Jr. |
| Devin Ebanks 6-7 203 SF WV So. |
| Kenneth Faried 6-8 240 PF Morehead St. Jr. |
| Derrick Favors 6-10 240 PF G’Tech Fr. |
| Courtney Fortson 5-11 180 PG Arkansas Jr. |
| Jimmer Fredette 6-2 190 PG/SG BYU Jr. |
| Tiny Gallon 6-9 285 PF Oklahoma Fr. |
| Charles Garcia 6-10 225 SF/PF Seattle Jr. |
| Paul George 6-7 190 SF Fresno St. So. |
| Anthony Gurley Massachusetts |
| Manny Harris 6-5 190 SG Michigan Jr. |
| Gordon Hayward 6-8 220 SF Butler So. |
| Jeremy Hazell 6-5 185 SG Seton Hall Jr. |
| Xavier Henry 6-6 220 SG Kansas Fr. |
| Darrington Hobson 6-8 225 SF New Mexico Jr. |
| Adnan Hodzic 6-9 255 PF Lipscomb Jr. |
| Armon Johnson 6-3 190 PG Nevada Jr. |
| JaJuan Johnson 6-10 205 SF/PF Purdue Jr. |
| Ravern Johnson 6-7 175 SF Mississippi St. Jr. |
| Wesley Johnson 6-7 200 SF Syracuse Jr. |
| Cameron Jones 6-4 190 SG Northern Arizona Jr. |
| Dominique Jones 6-4 190 SG South Florida Jr. |
| Mac Koshwal 6-9 240 PF/C DePaul Jr. |
| Sylvan Landesberg 6-6 195 SG Virginia So. |
| Gani Lawal 6-9 233 PF G.Tech Jr. |
| Kenny Lawson 6-9 250 PF Creighton Jr. |
| Tommy Mason-Griffin 5-11 200 PG Oklahoma Fr. |
| DeMetry McCamey 6-3 210 PG Illinois Jr. |
| Elijah Millsap 6-6 220 SF UAB Jr. |
| Greg Monroe 6-10 234 PF G’town So. |
| E'twaun Moore 6-3 190 SG Purdue Jr. |
| Arnett Moultrie 6-10 225 PF UTEP So. |
| AJ Ogilvy 6-10 250 C Vanderbilt Jr. |
| Daniel Orton 6-10 240 PF Kentucky Fr. |
| Patrick Patterson 6-8 232 PF Kentucky Jr. |
| Rico Pickett 6-3 185 PG/SG Manhattan Jr. |
| Eniel Polynice 6-5 205 SG Ole Miss Jr. |
| Herb Pope 6-8 233 PF Seton Hall So. |
| Jeff Robinson 6-6 205 SF Seton Hall So. |
| Samardo Samuels 6-8 250 PF Louisville So. |
| Larry Sanders 6-10 220 PF VCU Jr. |
| John Sloan Huntingdon (AL) |
| Tracy Smith 6-8 250 SF/PF North Carolina State Jr. |
| Lance Stephenson 6-5 210 SG Cincinnati Fr. |
| Lazar Trifunovic Radford |
| Evan Turner 6-6 205 PG/SG Ohio St. Jr. |
| Alex Tyus 6-7 230 SF/PF Florida Jr. |
| Ekpe Udoh 6-10 235 PF Baylor Jr. |
| John Wall 6-4 182 PG Kentucky Fr. |
| Willie Warren 6-4 195 PG/SG Oklahoma So. |
| Quinton Watkins San Diego State |
| CJ Webster San Jose State |
| Terrico White 6-5 190 PG/SG Mississippi So. |
| Hassan Whiteside 7-0 235 C Marshall Fr. |
| Elliot Williams 6-4 180 SG Memphis So. |
| Stevy Worah-Ozimo Slippery Rock |
| Chris Wrightt 6-6 220 SF Dayton Jr. |
| Jahmar Young 6-5 190 SG New Mexico St. Jr. |
International
| Player |
| Pablo Aguilar 6-9 200 SF Spain 1989 |
| Andrew Albicy 5-9 170 PG France 1990 |
| Robin Benzing 6-10 240 SF/PF Germany 1989 |
| Stefan Bircevic Metalac (Serbia) |
| Bogan Bogdanovic 6-7 200 SF Serbia 1989 |
| Sarra Camara Le Havre (France) |
| Antoine Diot 6-4 200 PG France 1989 |
| Bangaly Fofana 7-0 230 C France 1989 |
| Miralem Halilovic Sloboda Dita (Bosnia) |
| Thomas Heurtel 6-1 180 PG France 1989 |
| Edwin Jackson 6-3 190 SG France 1989 |
| Dusan Korac Centar (Montenegro) |
| Mindaugas Kuzminskas 6-8 Lithuania 1989 |
| Luc Louves 6-9 215 SF Maurienne (France) 1989 |
| Uros Lukovic 7-1 250 C Serbia 1989 |
| Donatas Motiejunas 7-0 224 PF Lithuania 1990 |
| Tomasz Nowakowski Luka Koper (Slovenia) |
| Tibor Pleiss 7-1 210 PF Germany 1989 |
| Xavier Rabaseda 6-6 190 SG Spain 1989 |
| Fernando Raposo 6-10 260 PF/C Portugal 1989 |
| Ryan Richards 6-10 250 PF/C England 1991 |
| Kevin Seraphin 6-9 265 PF/C France 1989 |
| Semen Shaskov 6-9 215 SF Russia 1989 |
The following unknown individuals have also applied as “early entry” players to be eligible for selection in the 2010 NBA Draft:
Thomas Agnew Benjamin Hammond Stephen Moore
Daniel C. Barile Richard W. Harmon Tatenda Musona
Thomas Bonnell M. Blake Harrison Eric Nester
Arthur Lee Breed, Jr. Jeremy W. Hawkins Brian Porreca
Matthew Brunton Damonte Holley Scottie Sibert, Jr.
Luke Cronin Marcus Hughes Russell Steinberg
Carleaus Evans Bakó Hunor John Thibodeau
Tyler Feldman Christopher Lee Bret Thompson
Peter Joseph Fernandez Matthew Lewis Jesse Thurman
Lawrence Garner Marek Los Jacob Paul Winkler
Joshua Hammer Raleigh McCammon
The following players have signed professional basketball contracts with teams in leagues other than the NBA following the 2009 NBA Draft and rendered services under such contracts. If this information is correct, these players would also be eligible for selection in the 2010 NBA Draft. Because this information has not been verified, however, teams should do their own due diligence (as with any other draft selection) and call the NBA Basketball Operations Department before picking any of these players in the 2010 NBA Draft.
Jason Bennett Detroit/Neptune Cork (Ireland)
Brandon Brown Cal State-San Bernardino/ Kotwica (Poland)
Kyle Dodd Eastern Michigan/Essex (England)
Josh Dollard South Carolina-Aiken/Geneva (Switzerland)
Jerrell Houston Tennessee State/Iserlohn (Germany)
Troy Jackson Alcorn State/ Podebrady (Czech Republic)/Vermont (PBL)
Terrence Oglesby Clemson/ Mykolaiv (Ukraine)/CB Tarragona (Spain)
Karolis Petrukonis Clemson/Techasas (Lithuania)
Alex Pledger Belmont Abbey/New Zealand Breakers
Martynas Pocius Duke/Zalgiris (Lithuania)
Tyler Smith 6-7 220 SF Tennessee/Bornova (Turkey)
Lucca Staiger 6-6 SF Iowa State/Alba Berlin (Germany)
Latavious Williams 6-8 PF Christian Life Center/Tulsa (D-League)
Jeremy Wise 6-3 PG/SG Southern Mississippi/Bakersfield Jam (D-League)
Please be reminded that under Article X, Section 8(c) of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, the players listed in categories A and B above may withdraw from the Draft by providing written notice that is received by the NBA ten days prior to the Draft — that is, by 5:00 p.m. Eastern time, on June 14, 2010. In addition, please note that the League Office continues to review the applications submitted by players in categories A and B above, and may remove any player from the list who we determine has not satisfied the eligibility requirements of an “early entry” player.
