NBA Draft early entries
By Mike Baldwin, Staff Writer,
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Published: May 10, 2010
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At last report, 63 college players have left their names on the list of early entries for the June 24 NBA Draft.
Saturday was the deadline for players to remove their name from the draft if they had not hired an agent. This year’s deadline was almost a month earlier because of a new NCAA rule that was passed if players want to retain college eligibility.
No player projected as a lottery pick or be selected in the first round pulled their names out of the draft over the weekend.
Purdue (E’Twaun Moore and JaJuan Johnson) and Illinois (Mike Davis and Demetri McCamey) were programs that had players announce they will return to school. Kevin Anderson (Richmond) and Lavoy Allen (Temple) withdrew their names.
An additional 23 international players have filed for early entry. International players have until June 14 to remove their names from the draft.
Early entries
Solomon Alabi, 7-1, Florida State; Cole Aldrich, 6-11, Kansas; Al-Farouq Aminu, 6-9, Wake Forest; James Anderson, 6-6, Oklahoma State; Luke Babbitt, 6-9, Nevada; Armon Bassett, 6-2, Ohio; Keith Benson, 6-11, Oakland; Eric Bledsoe, 6-1, Kentucky; Anatoly Bose, 6-6, Nicholls State; Dee Bost, 6-2, Mississippi State
Craig Brackins, 6-10, Iowa State; Avery Bradley, 6-2, Texas; Carlon Brown, 6-5, Utah; Derrick Caracter, 6-9, UTEP; DeMarcus Cousins, 6-11, Kentucky; Jordan Crawford, 6-4, Xavier ; Ed Davis, 6-10, North Carolina; Paul Davis, 6-9, Winston-Salem State; Devin Ebanks, 6-9, West Virginia; Derrick Favors, 6-10, Georgia Tech;
Courtney Fortson, 5-11, Arkansas; Tiny Gallon, 6-9, Oklahoma; Charles Garcia, 6-10, Seattle; Paul George, 6-8, Fresno State; Anthony Gurley, 6-3, Massachusetts; Manny Harris, 6-5, Michigan; Gordon Hayward, 6-9, Butler; Xavier Henry, 6-6, Kansas (Putnam City); Darington Hobson, 6-7, New Mexico; Armon Johnson, 6-3, Nevada
Ravern Johnson, 6-7, Mississippi State; Wesley Johnson, 6-7, Syracuse; Dominique Jones, 6-4, South Florida; Mac Koshwal, 6-10, DePaul; Sylven Landesberg, 6-6, Virginia; Gani Lawal, 6-9, Georgia Tech; Kenny Lawson, 6-9, Creighton; Tommy Mason-Griffin, 5-11, Oklahoma; Elijah Millsap, 6-6, UAB; Greg Monroe, 6-10, Georgetown
Arnett Moultrie, 6-11, UTEP; A.J. Ogilvy, 6-11, Vanderbilt; Daniel Orton, 6-10, Kentucky (McGuinness); Patrick Patterson, 6-9, Kentucky; Rico Pickett, 6-4, Manhattan; Eniel Polynice, 6-5, Mississippi; Samardo Samuels, 6-9, Louisville; Larry Sanders, 6-11, Virginia Commonwealth; John Sloan, 5-11, Huntingdon (Ala.); Lance Stephenson, 6-5, Cincinnati
Lazar Trifunovic, 6-8, Radford; Evan Turner, 6-7, Ohio State; Ekpe Udoh, 6-10, Baylor (Edmond Santa Fe); John Wall, 6-4, Kentucky; Willie Warren, 6-4, Oklahoma; Quinton Watkins, 6-3, San Diego St.; C.J. Webster, 6-9, San Jose St.; Terrico White, 6-5, Mississippi; Hassan Whiteside, 7-0, Marshall; Elliot Williams, 6-5, Memphis
Stevy Worah-Ozimo, 6-8, Slippery Rock; Christ Wright, 6-8, Dayton; Jahmar Young, 6-5, New Mexico State
