The complete list of 2016 NBA Draft Early Entrants

(RD)–The NBA Draft is tonight, and more than 100 players are hoping to hear their name called in one of the draft’s 60 slots.

Wondering which players might get the call, and which ones might get shafted? Here is the complete list of early entrants from college and overseas:

Draft: June 23

Rosco Allen, Stanford, 6-9, junior

Tony Anderson, Southeast Missouri State, 6-9, freshman

Brandon Austin, Northwest Florida State, 6-6, sophomore

Wade Baldwin IV, Vanderbilt, 6-3, sophomore

Anthony “Cat” Barber, N.C. State, 6-2, junior

Malik Beasley, Florida State, 6-5, freshman

DeAndre Bembry, Saint Joseph’s, 6-6, junior

Ben Bentil, Providence, 6-9, sophomore

Jaylen Brown, California, 6-7, freshman

Lamous Brown, Utah State-Eastern CC, 7-0, sophomore

Kareem Canty, Auburn, 6-0, junior

Robert Carter Jr., Maryland, 6-9, junior

Marquese Chriss, Washington, 6-9, freshman

Deyonta Davis, Michigan State, 6-10, freshman

Cheick Diallo, Kansas, 6-9, freshman

Kris Dunn, Providence, 6-4, junior

Henry Ellenson, Marquette, 6-11, freshman

Kay Felder, Oakland, 5-9, junior

Brannen Greene, Kansas, 6-7, junior

Daniel Hamilton, UConn, 6-7, sophomore

Cedric Happi Noube, Virginia Union, 6-7, junior

Jordan Hare, Rhode Island, 6-10, junior

Brandon Ingram, Duke, 6-9, freshman

Demetrius Jackson, Notre Dame, 6-1, junior

Julian Jacobs, Southern Cal, 6-4, junior

Stefan Jankovic, Hawaii, 6-11, junior

Anthony January, CS San Bernardino, 6-8, sophomore

Damian Jones, Vanderbilt, 7-0, junior

Derrick Jones Jr., UNLV, 6-7, freshman

Nikola Jovanovic, Southern Cal, 6-11, junior

Skal Labissiere, Kentucky, 6-11, freshman

Jermaine Lawrence, Manhattan, 6-10, sophomore

Thon Maker, Orangeville Prep/Athlete Institute, 7-0, Post-Graduate

Emmanuel Malou, Yuba CC (Calif.), 6-9, sophomore

Patrick McCaw, UNLV, 6-7, sophomore

Zak McLaughlin, Gadsden State CC (Ala.), 6-9, freshman

Dejounte Murray, Washington, 6-5, freshman

Jamal Murray, Kentucky, 6-4, freshman

Mamadou Ndiaye, UC Irvine, 7-6, junior

Chris Obekpa, St. John’s, 6-10, junior

Goodluck Okonoboh, UNLV , 6-10, sophomore

Chinanu Onuaku, Louisville, 6-10, sophomore

Jakob Poeltl, Utah, 7-0, sophomore

Tim Quarterman, LSU, 6-6, junior

Jalen Reynolds, Xavier, 6-10, junior

Malachi Richardson, Syracuse, 6-6, freshman

Domantas Sabonis, Gonzaga, 6-11, sophomore

Wayne Selden Jr., Kansas, 6-5, junior

Ingrid Sewa, Arizona Western CC, 6-9, sophomore

Pascal Siakam, New Mexico State, 6-9, sophomore

Ben Simmons, LSU, 6-10, freshman

Diamond Stone, Maryland, 6-11, freshman

Isaiah Taylor, Texas, 6-1, junior

Tyler Ulis, Kentucky, 5-9, sophomore

Aaron Valdes, Hawaii, 6-5, junior

James Webb III, Boise State, 6-9, junior

Isaiah Whitehead, Seton Hall, 6-4, sophomore

Devin Williams, West Virginia, 6-9, junior

Troy Williams, Indiana, 6-7, junior

Stephen Zimmerman, UNLV, 7-0, freshman

International Players

Gracin Bakumanya, Antibes, France, 7-0

Dragan Bender, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Israel, 7-0

Isaia Cordinier, Denain, France, 6-5

Petr Cornelie, Le Mans, France, 6-11

Juancho Hernangomez, Estudiantes, Spain, 6-9

Furkan Korkmaz, Efes, Turkey, 6-7

Timothe Luwawu, Mega Leks, Serbia, 6-7

Georgios Papagiannis, Panathinaikos, Greece, 7-2

Guerschon Yabusele, Rouen, France, 6-7

Rade Zagorac, Mega Leks, Serbia, 6-10

Zhou Qi, Xinjiang, China, 7-2

Ante Zizic, Cibona, Croatia, 6-11

Ivica Zubac, Mega Leks, Serbia, 7-0

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