The NBA recently released the list of early entrants into this year’s draft. Exactly 75 players have filed as early entry candidates for the 2014 NBA Draft.
Of this year’s early entrants, 45 players are from the collegiate ranks while 30 are of the international variety. Each player was required to submit a letter to the league office no later than last Sunday, April 27. They can still, however, withdraw their names from consideration for the draft by notifying the NBA no later than 5 pm EST on Monday, June 16.
It is worth noting that former North Carolina guard PJ Hairston is the only early entry candidate from the D-League. After leaving Chapel Hill last year, Hairston continued his career with the D-League’s Texas Legends. Five other D-Leaguers are automatically eligible for the NBA Draft: Thanasis Antetokounmpo (Delaware 87ers), Aquille Carr (Delaware 87ers), Cleveland Melvin (Erie BayHawks), Norvel Pelle (Delaware 87ers) and Elijah Pittman (Delaware 87ers).
Below is the complete list of players who have applied for early entry into the 2014 NBA Draft.
College/North American Entrants
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Player | School |
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Jordan Adams | UCLA |
William Alston | CC of Baltimore County Dundalk |
Mychal Ammons | South Alabama |
Kyle Anderson | UCLA |
Isaiah Austin | Baylor |
Chane Behanan | Louisville |
Sim Bhullar | New Mexico State |
Khem Birch | UNLV |
Jabari Brown | Missouri |
Jahii Carson | Arizona State |
Semaj Christon | Xavier |
Jordan Clarkson | Missouri |
DeAndre Daniels | Connecticut |
Spencer Dinwiddie | Colorado |
Joel Embiid | Kansas |
Tyler Ennis | Syracuse |
Aaron Gordon | Arizona |
Jerami Grant | Syracuse |
P.J. Hairston | North Carolina/Texas (D-League) |
Gary Harris | Michigan State |
Rodney Hood | Duke |
Nick Johnson | Arizona |
Alex Kirk | New Mexico |
Zach LaVine | UCLA |
James Michael McAdoo | North Carolina |
K.J. McDaniels | Clemson |
Mitch McGary | Michigan |
Eric Moreland | Oregon State |
Johnny O’Bryant III | LSU |
Jabari Parker | Duke |
Elfrid Payton | Louisiana-Lafayette |
Julius Randle | Kentucky |
Glenn Robinson III | Michigan |
LaQuinton Ross | Ohio State |
Antonio Rucker | Clinton JC (SC) |
Jakarr Sampson | St. John’s |
Marcus Smart | Oklahoma State |
Roscoe Smith | UNLV |
Nik Stauskas | Michigan |
Jarnell Stokes | Tennessee |
Noah Vonleh | Indiana |
T.J. Warren | North Carolina State |
Andrew Wiggins | Kansas |
James Young | Kentucky |
Ta’Quan Zimmerman | Thompson Rivers (Canada) |
International Entrants
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Player | Team (Team Country)/Home Country | |
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Eleftherios Bochoridis | Aris (Greece)/Greece | |
Matias Bortolin | Regatas Corrientes (Argentina)/Argentina | |
Nedim Buza | Spars Sarajevo (Bosnia)/Bosnia & Herzegovina | |
Bruno Caboclo | Pinheiros (Brazil)/Brazil | |
Berkay Candan | TED Kolejliler (Turkey)/Turkey | |
Clint Capela | Chalon (France)/Switzerland | |
Joonas Cavén | Joventut (Spain)/Finland | |
Nemanja Dangubic | Mega Vizura (Serbia)/Serbia | |
Moussa Diagne | Fuenlabrada (Spain)/Senegal | |
Tomas Dimša | Zalgiris (Lithuania)/Lithuania | |
Marcus Eriksson | Manresa (Spain)/Sweden | |
Danté Exum | Australia | |
Ilja Gromovs | Ventspils (Latvia)/Latvia | |
Damien Inglis | Roanne (France)/France | |
Nikola Jokic | Mega Vizura (Serbia)/Serbia | |
Michalis Kamperidis | Filathlitikos (Greece)/Greece | |
Artem Klimenko | Avtodor (Russia)/Russia | |
Rasmus Larsen | Manresa (Spain)/Denmark | |
Lucas Mariano | Vivo Franca (Brazil)/Brazil | |
Vasilije Micic | Mega Vizura (Serbia)/Serbia | |
Jusuf Nurkic | Cedevita (Croatia)/Bosnia & Herzegovina | |
Mateusz Ponitka | Oostende (Belgium)/Poland | |
Kristaps Porzingis | Cajasol (Spain)/Latvia | |
Marko Ramljak | Zadar (Croatia)/Croatia | |
Dario Šarić | Cibona (Croatia)/Croatia | |
Ojars Silins | Reggio Emilia (Italy)/Latvia | |
Alejandro Suarez | Joventut (Spain)/Spain | |
Devon Van Oostrum | Vitoria (Spain)/Holland | |
Guillem Vives | Joventut (Spain)/Spain | |
Adin Vrabac | Spars Sarajevo (Bosnia)/Bosnia & Herzegovina |
The draft will be held on Thursday, June 26 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, but a month before that, its order will be determined in the league’s annual draft lottery. The Kings, who finished with a 28-54 record, have the seventh best odds of winning this year’s lotto, which takes place on May 20. According to News10’s Brian May, Kings majority owner Vivek Ranadivé will represent the franchise at the annual lottery drawing.
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