The following is a list of players scheduled to participate in the Chicago "draft combine" from May 18-22. The combine has been scaled back to essentially a non-contact shoot around plus an interview process for teams with selected players. The combine is closed to media (aside from ESPN).
| Keith Benson 6-11 225 C Oakland Sr. |
| Marshon Brooks 6-5 190 SG Providence Sr. |
| Alec Burks 6-6 185 PG/SG Colorado So. |
| Jimmy Butler 6-7 190 SG Marquette Sr. |
| Norris Cole 6-2 170 PG Cleveland St. Sr. |
| Kenneth Faried 6-8 240 PF Morehead St. Sr. |
| Jimmer Fredette 6-2 190 PG BYU Sr. |
| Andrew Goudelock 6-2 200 PG/SG Charleston Sr. |
| Jordan Hamilton 6-7 208 SG/SF Texas So. |
| Ben Hansbrough 6-3 190 PG/SG Notre Dame Sr. |
| Justin Harper 6-10 225 SF/PF Richmond Sr. |
| Tobias Harris 6-8 210 SF/PF Tennessee Fr. |
| Tyler Honeycutt 6-7 195 SF UCLA So. |
| Scotty Hopson 6-7 205 SG Tennessee Jr. |
| Kyrie Irving 6-2 175 PG Duke Fr. |
| Reggie Jackson 6-2 180 PG/SG Boston College Jr. |
| Rick Jackson 6-10 250 PF Syracuse Sr. |
| Charles Jenkins 6-3 220 PG Hofstra Sr. |
| JaJuan Johnson 6-10 220 PF Purdue Sr. |
| Cory Joseph 6-3 190 PG Texas Fr. |
| Enes Kanter 6-11 261 PF/C Kentucky Fr. |
| Brandon Knight 6-3 175 PG Kentucky Fr. |
| Malcolm Lee 6-5 180 PG UCLA Jr. |
| Kawhi Leonard 6-7 220 SF San Diego St. So. |
| Travis Leslie 6-4 210 SG Georgia Jr. |
| Jon Leuer 6-10 215 PF Wisconsin Sr. |
| DeAndre Liggins 6-5 190 SG Kentucky Jr. |
| David Lighty 6-5 190 SG Ohio St. Sr. |
| Shelvin Mack 6-2 190 PG/SG Butler Jr. |
| Demetri McCamey 6-3 203 PG Illinois Sr. |
| E'twaun Moore 6-3 170 PG/SG Purdue Sr. |
| Darius Morris 6-4 190 PG Michigan So. |
| Marcus Morris 6-9 230 PF Kansas Jr. |
| Markieff Morris 6-10 245 PF Kansas Jr. |
| Lucas Nogueira 7-0 210 PF Brazil 1992 |
| Chandler Parsons 6-7 210 SF Florida Sr. |
| Jereme Richmond 6-7 205 SF Illinois Fr. |
| Josh Selby 6-3 183 PG Kansas Fr. |
| Iman Shumpert 6-5 210 PG/SG G. Tech Jr. |
| Kyle Singler 6-8 220 SF Duke Sr. |
| Chris Singleton 6-9 221 SF/PF Florida St. Jr. |
| Jamie Skeen 6-9 250 PF VCU Sr. |
| Greg Smith 6-10 249 PF/C Fresno St. So. |
| Nolan Smith 6-3 180 PG/SG Duke Sr. |
| Isaiah Thomas 5-10 170 PG Washington Jr. |
| Malcolm Thomas 6-9 230 PF San Diego State Sr. |
| Trey Thompkins 6-9 245 PF Georgia Jr. |
| Klay Thompson 6-6 190 SG Washington St. Jr. |
| Tristan Thompson 6-9 230 PF Texas Fr. |
| Jeremy Tyler 6-9 235 PF USA 1991 |
| Nikola Vucevic 6-10 240 PF USC Jr. |
| Kemba Walker 6-0 179 PG UConn So. |
| Derrick Williams 6-9 235 PF Arizona So. |
| Jordan Williams 6-10 260 PF Maryland Jr. |
HOW is Corey fisher not on
HOW is Corey fisher not on this list! he should at least be given somewhat of a chance to make the NBA! I know his stock has fallen, but its not like he had a horrible year in terms of his production….I know it might sound like I’m ranting, but I dont want Corey Fisher to end up Undrafted like Scottie Reynolds before him 🙁
Corey Fisher definately has a
Corey Fisher definately has a better chance of making the league then Ben Hansborough
Bismack
why isn’t Bismack on this list?
where the hell is matthew
where the hell is matthew bryan-amaning?!
Let’s not rush the panic button here…
The draft combine isn’t the draft itself, it’s just a series of drills for scouts to evaluate players. Just because certain players are not participating does not mean they won’t get drafted.
PRECIOUS
BISMACK is not there because he goes to the ADIDAS euro-camp which is schedueled in about 4 weeks in Treviso.