Anyone have a List of Draft Eligible Foreign Players for 2012 Draft?

LOL..Nobody knows exactly who is going pro right now,not until the league puts out it draft eligible lists…

If you want ,this site has a section on foreign players year and birthdates..Maybe you can use that to speculate who might be entering….

I’m willing to bet ‘European Baller’ has a list he can give you……..do you have enough computer space for 42,734 different names and bios?

 42,734 different names and bios of…. greek prospects if you want to be more precise.

^^^^42,734 who could easily put up the same if not better numbers then lebron,drose, and kobe if put in the same position to be even more precise

 ^^^^The best 42,734 players in the world who all just happen to be Greek if you want to be even more precise.

France:
Evan Fournier, Poiters, 6′ 5″ 10/29/1992
http://www.lanouvellerepublique.fr/Toute-zone/Sport/Basket/Pro-A/n/Contenus/Articles/2012/01/30/LES-RAISONS-D-ESPERER
Evan Fournier (17 points, 18 evaluation), week after week confirmed the hopes placed in him. The future seems to have taken great stature extra lately. It’s not for nothing that emissaries of four formations NBA (Golden State, Indiana, Charlotte, Toronto) made the trip Saturday at St. Eloi.
Vincent Pourchot, Nancy, 7′ 3″ 7/27/1992
Abdel Kader Sylla, Nancy, 6′ 9″ 4/10/1990
Dzenan Kurtic, Nancy, 6′ 9″ 6/22/1992
Abdulaye Loum, BCM Gravelines, 6’11” 4/3/1991
Andrew Albicy, BCM Gravelines, 5’10” 3/21/1990
Chrislain Cairo, BCM Gravelines, 6’6″ 8/18/1991
Livio Jean-Charles, ASVEL Basket, 6’ 8” 11/8/1993
Joffrey Lauvergne, Chalon, 6′ 11″ 9/30/1991
Rudy Gobert, Cholet, 6’ 11” 6/26/1992
Mickael Kessens, Cholet, 6’ 8” 2/16/1991
Louis Labeyrie, Hyeres-Toulon, 6′ 10″ 2/11/1992
NBA ready afro.

Babacar Niang, Le Mans, 6′ 9″ 3/31/1991
Murat Kozan, Orleans, 6′ 9″ 7/25/1993
Yohan Solle, Orleans, 6′ 8″ 7/6/1991
Florian Galloo, Orleans, 6′ 9″ 8/14/1993
Valentin Mukuna, Orleans, 6′ 9″ 6/1/1993
Giovan Oniangue, Paris-Levallois, 6′ 5″ 4/22/1991
Mickael Var, Pau-Lacq-Orthez, 6′ 9″ 12/8/1990
Mbagne Diatta Diop, Pau-Lacq-Orthez, 6′ 10″ 11/2/1992
Axel Toupane, Strasbourg, 6′ 6″ 7/23/1992
Alexis Tanghe PF, Chorale Roanne Basket, 6’10” 8/19/1990

Italy:
Nihad Dedovic, Acea Roma, 6′ 5″ 1/12/1990
Linos Chrysikopoulos, Angelico Biella, 6′ 9″ 12/1/1992
Marco Lagana, Angelico Biella, 6′ 5″ 1/5/1993
Eric Lombardi, Angelico Biella, 6′ 7″ 2/1/1993
Achille Polonara, Banca Tercas Teramo, 6′ 8″ 11/23/1991
Leon Radosevic, Olimpia Milano, 6′ 10″ 2/26/1990
Alessandro Gentile, Olimpia Milano, 6′ 5″ 3/1/1992
Nicolo Melli, Olimpia Milano, 6′ 9″ 1/26/1991
Awudu Abass, Bennet Cantu, 6′ 4″ 1/27/1993
Marco Meroni, Bennet Cantu, 6′ 8″ 1/12/1993
Jacub Wojiechowski, Benetton Treviso, 7′ 0″ 1/8/1990
Nika Metreveli, Banco di Sardegna Sassari, 6′ 11″ 1/14/1991
Giorgio Piunti, Fabi Shoes Montegranaro, 6′ 9″ 2/11/1990
Mattia Udom, Montepaschi Siena, 6′ 8″ 11/17/1993
Jakub Kudlacek, Otto Caserta, 6′ 4″ 03/03/1990

Spain:
Augusto Lima, Unicaja, 6′ 11″ 9/17/1991
Rafa Freire, Lucentum Alicante, 6′ 2″ 2/11/1992
Raulzinho Neto, Lagun Aro GBC, 6′ 0″ 5/19/1992
Tomas Satoransky, Cajasol Banca Cívica Sevilla, 6′ 5″ 10/30/1991
Haukur Palsson, Assignia Manresa, 6′ 6″ 5/18/1992
Nacho Llovet, CB Prat Joventut, 6′ 8″ 5/9/1991
David Jelínek, CB Prat Joventut, 6′ 5″ 9/7/1990
Jaime Fernández, Asefa Estudiantes, 6′ 0″ 6/4/1993
Josep Franch, UCAM Murcia, 6′ 3″ 1/28/1991
http://www.acb.com/redaccion.php?id=82335
As for the future of his career is quite clear. Will take steps to improve both as a player and person marking itself as the only objective work. Recognizes that the NBA does not appeal much because his real dream is to have fun playing basketball. If the American League to a maximum level is try to reach. The same is true when speaking of the Spanish, although it does so with some nervous smile he hoped the steps runs to the lower bear fruit in the not too distant.
Jorge Sanz, Real Madrid, 6′ 2″ 1/4/1993
Daniel Diez, Real Madrid, 6′ 7″ 4/7/1993
Dejan Musli, Caja Laboral, 7′ 1″ 3/1/1991
Ognjen Kuzmic, Unicaja, 7′ 2″ 5/16/1990
Alex Abrines, Unicaja, 6′ 5″ 8/1/1993
Alberto Jódar, Lucentum Alicante, 6′ 8″ 2/7/1991
Julen Olaizola, Lagun Aro GBC, 6′ 8″ 3/4/1993
Joan Sastre, Cajasol Banca Cívica Sevilla, 6′ 7″ 12/10/1991
Massine Fall, Baloncesto Mad-Croc Fuenlabrada, 6′ 10″ 1/1/1993
Adrian Laso, Baloncesto Mad-Croc Fuenlabrada, 6′ 9″ 6/5/1990
Igor Ibaka, Assignia Manresa, 6′ 8″ 7/30/1992
Johan Kody, Assignia Manresa, 6′ 9″ 4/3/1993
Pierre Oriola, Assignia Manresa, 6′ 9″ 9/25/1992
Marko Todorovic, CB Prat Joventut, 6′ 9″ 4/19/1992
Lucas Nogueira, Asefa Estudiantes, 7′ 1″ 7/26/1992
Papa Mbaye, Real FC Barcelona II, 6′ 10″ 06/13/1990
http://www.feb.es/NoticiaDesarrollo.aspx?idNoticia=40731
MVP: Mbaye, youth power
1/14/2012 Papa Abdoulaye Mbaye, pivot Regal FC Barcelona, got the wound of the most valuable player of the day after scoring 19 points, nine rebounds and capturing two assists to reach a valuation of 25. Mbaye became the youngest player of the season to get this award.
GUTIERREZ CARMEL / FEB COMMUNICATION AREA

The past weekend, Mbaye, with his partner Joseph Perez, became star of the day to play the final seconds of Regal FC Barcelona – Alicante Lucentum and immediately take a bus to play with the second team on the field at River Andorra .

And this day, the young center back to claim Senegalese focus of attention by becoming the MVP of the day 13. An award tainted by his team’s defeat on home soil before leaving the Oviedo Basketball Blaugrana in the middle of the table with as many games defeated and lost.

Mbaye, of 2.09 meters, dominating the defensive side, still led the league in blocked shots (1.75 per game) and second in rebounding (8.9), having captured a 17 encuenro reject. But yesterday also released on the offensive side, with his cap goal of the season: 19 points.

The MVP of this event debuted in Spain in the junior category in the CB Granada. The following year made the leap to FC Barcelona, and later tanned in Sabadell in EBA league and challenge the Adecco GOLD with Cornella. This season he has played two games with the Blaugrana first team

Papa Abdoulaye Mbaye, MVP
26:40 minutes
19 points
7/11 from the field
5/6 free throws
9 rebounds (4 offensive)
2 assistance
1 plug
5 fouls
25 valuation

Half of the season
26:54 minutes
10.0 points
57.1% from the field
57.6% free throws
8.75 rebounds
0.4 assists
1.75 plugs
3.6 fouls
15.5 Valuation
Marcus Eriksson, Real FC Barcelona II, 6′ 5″ 05/12/1993

Euroleague:
Kostas Papanikolaou, Olympiacos, 6′ 8″ 7/31/1990
Kostas Sloukas, Olympiacos, 6′ 3″ 1/15/1990
Evangelos Mantzaris, Olympiacos, 6′ 5″ 4/16/1990
Dimitrios Katsivelis, Olympiacos, 6′ 5″ 10/1/1991
Fotios Zoumpos, Panathinaikos, 6′ 3″ 4/4/1993
Philipp Neumann, Brose Baskets, 6′ 11″ 2/20/1992
Berkay Candan, Fenerbahce Ulker, 6′ 9″ 5/22/1993
Erbil Eroglu, Fenerbahce Ulker, 6′ 4″ 1/21/1993
Osman Sirin, Anadolu Efes, 6′ 9″ 9/18/1990
Tornike Shengelia, Belgacom Spirou, 6′ 9″ 10/5/1991
Huseyin Koksal, Galatasaray Medical Park, 6′ 5″ 1/8/1991
Furkan Aldemir, Galatasaray Medical Park, 6′ 9″ 8/9/1991
Sertac Sanli, Galatasaray Medical Park, 6′ 10″ 8/5/1991
Benjamin-Pavel Dudu, BC Khimki, 6′ 6″ 4/29/1991

Eurocup:
Guy Dotan, Hapoel Jerusalem, 5′ 10″ 2/4/1991
Eleftherios Bochoridis, Aris BSA 2003, 6′ 4″ 4/18/1994
Gediminas Orelik, BC Rudupis, 6′ 7″ 5/15/1990
Khalid Boukichou, Telenet Oostende, 6′ 9″ 9/17/1992
Izzet Turkyilmaz, Banvit BK, 6′ 11″ 5/20/1990
Maxim Grigoryev, Lokomotiv Kuban, 6′ 5″ 4/25/1990
Edo Muric, KRKA Novo Mesto, 6′ 8″ 11/27/1991
Bogdan Radosavljevic, FC Bayern Munich, 7′ 0″ 7/11/1993
Amaury Gorgemans, Dexia Mons-Hainaut, 6′ 10″ 9/3/1992
Maarten Rademakers, Antwerp Giants, 6′ 9″ 6/13/1991
Frederik Jorg, Ewe Baskets Oldenburg, 7′ 0″ 8/11/1992
Onue Calban, Pinar Karsiyaka, 7′ 0″ 4/13/1993

Adriatic:
Bojan Dubljevic, KK Buducnost VOLI, 6′ 9″ 10/24/1991
Vladimir Mihailovic, KK Buducnost VOLI, 6′ 9″ 8/10/1990
Tomislav Zubcic, Cibona, 6′ 10″ 1/17/1990
Nemanja Nedovic, Crvena Zvezda DIVA, 6′ 3″ 6/16/1991
Bojan Subotic, Crvena Zvezda DIVA, 6′ 8″ 12/17/1990
Andreja Milutinovic, Crvena Zvezda DIVA, 6′ 6″ 8/6/1990
Urban Gorjanc, Helios Domzale, 7′ 2″ 4/5/1992
Klemen Prepelic, Helios Domzale, 6′ 3″ 10/20/1992
Darko Planinic, Široki WWin, 6′ 11″ 11/22/1990
Ivan Ramljak, Široki WWin, 6′ 8″ 8/8/1990
Sasu Salin, Union Olimpija, 6′ 4″ 6/11/1991
Alen Omic, Zlatorog Laško, 7′ 0″ 5/6/1992
Nemanja Bešovic, Partizan, 7′ 2″ 11/22/1992

E Europe:
Giedrius Staniulis, Techasas Panevezys, 6′ 9″ 4/16/1991
Artem Pustovyi, Khimik, 7′ 1″ 6/25/1992
Janis Berzins, VEF Riga, 6′ 7″ 5/4/1993
Kostiantyn Anikienko, Budivelnik Kiev, 7′ 2″ 10/9/1992
Petr Shapovalov, Enisey, 6′ 7″ 1/3/1993
Carl Lindbom, Torpan Pojat, 6′ 8″ 11/10/1991
Chase Griffin, Torpan Pojat, 6′ 2″ 8/3/1993
Nikita Balashov, Krasnye Krylia, 6′ 9″ 6/19/1991

Young giants
Drissa Ballo, Dijon, 6′ 9″ 5/20/1995
Ilimane Diop, UPV Alava, 6′ 11″ 04/04/1995
16 EBA games, 22.4 minutes, 5.8 points, 39.5 FG%, 0.0 3FG%, 70.6 FT%, 2.8 OffRb, 3.5 DefRb, 0.4 Ast, 2.0 TO, 0.6 Stl, 2.0 Blk, 3.3 PF

Antoine Wallez, LeMans, 6′ 8″ 7/11/1996
Aleksandar Vezenkov, Aris BSA 2003, 6′ 8″ 8/6/1995
Aliaksandr Pustohvar, Nizhny Novgorod, 6′ 7″ 4/3/1995
Serhiy Zagreba, Dnepropetrovsk, 6′ 11″ 4/2/1994

By the way, nothing is funnier than video of a 7-footer in a kid’s game.

 Haukur Palsson  formerly of Maryland is since he decided to go pro last, and also Deividas Puki who went pro in Lithuania out of Christian Life Center high school in Texas