Best performed former Mississippi State University players in pro basketball in last week games(11/03/2026)

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Here is the weekly review of the top performing Bulldogs alumni, who are currently playing in pro basketball.



   #1. Tyson Carter, a 28-year-old guard standing 6'4'', graduated from Mississippi State University (MSU) in 2020, where he earned the prestigious All-SEC Sixth Man of the Year award in his final collegiate season. Currently playing professionally in Serbia, Carter has been making a significant impact with his team, Crvena zvezda Meridianbet Beograd. Last Tuesday, Carter led Crvena zvezda to an impressive and commanding victory over the 18th-ranked Maccabi Tel-Aviv in a Euroleague matchup, decisively defeating them 100-78. His outstanding performance earned him the MVP of the game honors. In just 23 minutes on the court, Carter showcased his scoring ability by putting up 24 points, while also contributing 5 rebounds and 3 assists, playing a pivotal role in securing the win for his team. KK Crvena zvezda Meridianbet Beograd currently holds a strong position in the Euroleague standings, sitting third with a 6-3 record. However, it is important to note that the season is still in its early stages, and much can change as the competition progresses. Throughout this season, Carter has been a consistent contributor for Crvena zvezda, averaging 8.8 points per game, 2.2 rebounds per game, and 2.0 assists per game over the nine games he has played so far. His combination of scoring, playmaking, and rebounding continues to be invaluable for his team's success.

   #2. D.J. Stewart Jr., a 6'6'' small forward and a 27-year-old Bulldogs alumnus from the class of 2021, has made significant strides in his professional basketball career since helping his college team clinch the California Classic NBA Summer League Champion title in Sacramento that same year. Currently playing professionally in Spain, Stewart Jr. has emerged as a key player for Cazoo Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz in the competitive Spanish Liga Endesa. In a recent standout performance last Sunday, Stewart Jr. was the major contributor to Cazoo Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz's decisive 106-83 victory over the league outsider Manresa, who had yet to secure a win this season with a 0-6 record. During the game, Stewart Jr. showcased his versatility and skill by scoring an impressive 17 points, grabbing 4 rebounds, and dishing out 3 assists over 26 minutes of play. His contributions were instrumental in crushing Manresa and securing the win for his team. Currently in his first season with Cazoo Baskonia Vitoria-Gasteiz, Stewart Jr. has helped the team achieve a solid 4-2 record, placing them seventh in the league standings. Over the course of six games this season, he has maintained relatively strong statistics, averaging 10.7 points per game (ppg), 2.3 rebounds per game (rpg), 1.2 assists per game (apg), and 1.3 steals per game (spg), demonstrating his all-around impact on the court. Additionally, Stewart Jr. is a naturalized American, further reflecting his diverse background and international experience in professional basketball.

   #3. Quinndary Weatherspoon, a 6'3'' guard and 30-year-old professional basketball player, graduated from Mississippi State University (MSU) in 2019, where he earned the prestigious USBWA All-District IV Team award that same year. Currently playing professionally in China, Weatherspoon recently led the Qingdao Eagles to a thrilling 3-point victory over the closely-ranked Guangdong Tigers, defeating them 112-109 in a highly competitive Chinese Basketball Association (CBA) matchup last Monday. Weatherspoon was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the game, delivering an extraordinary performance by scoring an impressive 45 points. In addition to his scoring prowess, he contributed 8 assists and 4 steals, all within just 29 minutes of play. His remarkable display of skill and leadership was instrumental in securing the win for the Qingdao Eagles, who currently hold a 3-5 record and are placed 14th in the league standings. Beyond this standout game, Weatherspoon also added 3 rebounds, showcasing his versatility on the court. His exceptional performance not only secured the victory but also earned him the prestigious Elite Badge from eurobasket.com, an honor that recognizes his outstanding skills and significant impact during the contest. Individually, Weatherspoon is having an excellent season, boasting impressive statistics that highlight his all-around abilities. Over seven games, he is averaging 25.6 points per game (leading the league), along with 4.9 rebounds, 6.0 assists, and 1.6 steals per game. These numbers underscore his status as one of the top performers in the league and reflect his consistent contributions to the Qingdao Eagles' efforts this season.

   #4. Reggie Perry, a 6'10'' forward and 26-year-old Bulldogs alumnus from the class of 2020, who earned the prestigious USBWA All-District IV Team award that same year, is currently playing professional basketball in Bosnia. Recently, he led his team, Bosna from Bosnia and Herzegovina, to an impressive victory over the closely-ranked Roma Basket, which held a 2-3 record, with a final score of 85-80 in the BKT Eurocup last Tuesday. Perry was named the MVP of the game, showcasing his dominance on the court by scoring an impressive 25 points, grabbing 6 rebounds, and making 3 blocks in just 23 minutes of play. His outstanding performance was instrumental in securing the win for KK Bosna BH Telecom Sarajevo, who currently hold a 2-3 record and are placed sixth in the league standings. In that critical game against Roma Basket, Perry not only scored 25 points but also contributed 6 rebounds and 1 assist, playing a crucial role in leading his team to victory and ultimately making Bosna the champion of the game. His individual performance continues to stand out this season, as he has been putting up very strong numbers. Over five games, Perry is averaging 16.4 points per game (ppg) and 7.6 rebounds per game (rpg), which is the second-best rebound average in the entire league. Overall, Reggie Perry’s consistent high-level play and leadership on the court have been key factors in his team’s success this season.

   #5. RJ Melendez, a 6'7'' forward and 23-year-old graduate of Michigan State University (class of 2025), is currently playing professional basketball in Italy. In their most recent game, Melendez was unable to help his team, Verona, secure a win. Despite his solid individual performance, Verona fell short at home, losing 88-99 to the higher-ranked Openjobmetis Varese, who are currently ranked #6. Melendez showcased his talent by scoring an impressive 14 points, grabbing 5 rebounds, dishing out 4 assists, and recording 6 steals in just 29 minutes on the court. This is particularly noteworthy given that this is only his second season as a professional player and his first year with Verona. His contributions were significant and demonstrated his potential as a rising player in the league. Throughout the season so far, Melendez has maintained relatively strong statistics, averaging 10.5 points per game, 4.2 rebounds, 1.2 assists, and 1.2 steals over six games. While his individual efforts have been commendable, Verona is still striving to translate these performances into team victories moving forward.

   #6. Claudell Harris Jr., a 6'4" guard and 24-year-old Bulldogs alumnus from the class of 2025, currently plays professionally in Israel. Last Wednesday, he played a pivotal role in leading his Israeli team, Hapoel Holon, to an impressive victory over the closely-ranked Rasta Vechta, with a final score of 88-81 in the Basketball Champions League. During the game, Harris Jr. showcased his scoring ability by putting up 15 points, making all five of his free throw attempts, and contributing significantly in just 27 minutes on the court. In addition to his scoring, he grabbed 3 rebounds and dished out 1 assist, all of which were crucial factors in securing the win for his team. Throughout this season, Harris Jr. has maintained solid performance averages, scoring 9.0 points per game, grabbing 2.3 rebounds, providing 1.3 assists, and recording 1.7 steals per game over three contests. His consistent contributions continue to be a valuable asset for Hapoel Holon as they compete in the Basketball Champions League.

   #7. Panamanian guard Iverson Molinar, standing at 6'4'' and aged 26, is a notable basketball talent who graduated from Michigan State University (MSU) in 2022. During his collegiate career, he earned the prestigious All-SEC First Team award in his final year, highlighting his exceptional skills and contributions on the court. Currently, Molinar is playing professionally in Montenegro, where he has continued to demonstrate his impressive abilities. Last Saturday, Molinar played a pivotal role in leading his Montenegrin team, Buducnost, to a commanding and decisive victory over the league leader Borac CA in the AdmiralBet ABA League. Buducnost crushed Borac CA with a resounding score of 105-72, showcasing a dominant performance. Molinar contributed significantly to this success by scoring an impressive 16 points, shooting a perfect 8-for-8 from the free throw line, and adding 3 assists in just 23 minutes of play. Additionally, he pulled down 2 rebounds, further contributing to his team's overall performance. His outstanding efforts on the court were instrumental in securing the win for Buducnost, solidifying his reputation as a key player. Throughout the current season, Molinar has maintained relatively strong statistics, averaging 13.3 points per game (ppg), 1.8 rebounds per game (rpg), and 3.8 assists per game (apg) across four games. His consistent production continues to make him a valuable asset for his team in the league.

   #8. Jimmy Bell Jr., a 6'10'' center and 26-year-old Bulldogs alumnus from the class of 2024, currently plays professionally in Georgia. Last Sunday, he played a pivotal role in leading Tkibuli Orbi to a narrow 1-point victory over the league outsider Black Fortress, with the final score being 82-81 in the Georgian Superleague. Bell Jr. demonstrated his skill and dominance on the court by recording a double-double, scoring 14 points and securing 10 rebounds in 31 minutes of play. In addition to his scoring and rebounding, he also contributed 1 assist, showcasing his all-around game and importance to his team's success in this tightly contested match. Throughout the season, Bell Jr. has maintained solid performance statistics, averaging 11.3 points per game, 11.0 rebounds per game, and 1.3 blocks per game over four games. His consistent contributions on both ends of the floor have been instrumental for Tkibuli Orbi as they compete in the league.

   #9. Experienced Bulgarian guard Dee Bost, standing 6'3'' and playing the point guard position, is a seasoned professional currently competing in Iceland. At 37 years old, Bost boasts an impressive basketball pedigree, having graduated from Mississippi State University (MSU) in 2012, where he earned the prestigious All-SEC First Team award that same year. Despite his extensive experience and skill, he was unable to help his team, Tindastoll (3-1), secure a win in their most recent game. In a closely contested matchup on their home court in Sauoarkrokur, Tindastoll was narrowly edged out by the league-leading Alftanes, losing by a slim margin of 108-105. Bost delivered a very good individual performance, finishing as the team's second-best scorer with 18 points. In addition to his scoring, he contributed significantly with 7 assists and 3 steals over 33 minutes of play, demonstrating his all-around impact on the game. Throughout the contest, Bost showcased his versatility by not only scoring but also grabbing 3 rebounds and facilitating his teammates with his playmaking abilities. Despite his impressive efforts and leadership on the court, Tindastoll fell short of victory against the top-ranked Alftanes team. Looking at his season overall, Bost has maintained relatively strong statistics, averaging 13.0 points per game, 4.3 rebounds, 6.0 assists, and 2.3 steals across four games. His consistent performance underscores his value to the team and his ability to contribute in multiple facets of the game. Additionally, it is worth noting that Dee Bost is a naturalized American, adding an international dimension to his professional career. His experience and skill set continue to make him a key player for Tindastoll as they seek to improve their standing in the Icelandic league.

   #10. Ja'Borri McGhee, a 6'2'' guard and a 22-year-old Bulldogs alumnus from the class of 2026, currently plays professionally in the Czech Republic. In their most recent game, McGhee was unable to lead his team, Usti nad Labem (which stands at 6-4), to victory. Despite McGhee’s impressive individual performance, Usti nad Labem narrowly lost 91-89 on their home court to the league-leading Slavia. During the game, McGhee showcased his skills by recording 14 points, grabbing 8 rebounds, and dishing out 3 assists over 32 minutes of play. His strong contributions on both ends of the floor were a significant factor, but unfortunately, they weren’t enough to secure a win for his team. Over the course of the season, McGhee has been having an outstanding year, posting impressive statistics. He is averaging 20.4 points per game, which ranks as the second-best in the league, along with 5.8 rebounds, 3.2 assists, and an impressive 2.8 steals per game, leading the league in that category after 10 games played. His consistent high-level performance marks him as one of the standout players in the league.


Other former Mississippi State University players, who play in pro basketball:

Tyler Stevenson (6'9''-PF-2002, played in 2022-23) signed for Kolossos in Greek GBL
Cameron Matthews (6'7''-F-2001, played in 2020-25) signed for Houston Rockets in the NBA
Tolu Smith (6'11''-F-2000, played in 2019-24) plays for Detroit Pistons in the NBA
Travis Daniels (6'8''-F-1992, played in 2014-16) plays for Univ.Concepcion in Chilean LNB
Dashawn Davis (6'2''-G-2000, played in 2022-24) played for Decin in Czech Republic NBL
D.J. Jeffries (6'7''-F-1999, played in 2021-24) signed for Vilpas in Finnish Korisliiga
Gavin Ware (6'9''-F/C-1993, played in 2012-16) plays for Limoges CSP Elite in French Betclic ELITE ProA
Robert Woodard II (6'7''-F-1999, played in 2018-20) played for Platense in Argentinian La Liga
Garrison Brooks (6'10''-C-1999, played in 2021-22) signed for Saitama Broncos in Japanese B.One League
Fred Thomas (6'5''-F-1993, played in 2012-16) signed for CAB Madeira in Portuguese Liga Betclic
Aric Holman (6'10''-F/C-1997, played in 2015-19) plays for Formosa Dreamers in Taiwanese TPBL
Quincy Ballard (7'0''-C-2001, played in 2025-26) signed for Sabah in Azerbaijani ABL
Shakeel Moore (6'1''-PG-2000, played in 2021-24) signed for Teodo in Montenegrin Erste Liga
Jalen Johnson (6'6''-F-1997, played in 2020-21) played for Marmande in French NM2
Eric Reed Jr. (6'4''-SG-2000, played in 2022-23) signed for Cremona in Italian Serie A2
Lamar Peters (6'0''-PG-1998, played in 2016-19) plays for The Mecca in the The Basketball Tournament
Roquez Johnson (6'7''-F/C-1992, played in 2011-15) plays for Toros Del Valle in Colombian LBP
Arnett Moultrie (6'10''-C-1990, played in 2008-10) plays for Olimpia Kings in Paraguayan LNB
Craig Sword (6'3''-SG-1994, played in 2012-16) signed for New Taipei Kings in Taiwanese TPBL
Piotr Stelmach (6'9''-PF-1984, played in 2003-07) signed for Valletta in Maltese BOV League D1

Notice: The list above includes only some of alumni playing currently in pro basketball. Check complete list of Mississippi State University basketball alumni.


Tyson Carter
(Serbia)

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D.J. Stewart Jr.
(Spain)

(Photo: @kkcedevitao)
Quinndary Weatherspoon
(China)

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Players who continued career after leaving the school
Active
Name INCHCM Pos Age NAT YearLast TeamGrad
Harrison Alexander 6'5''196 G 22 USA 2027 SIUE (NCAA1)
Amier Ali 6'8''203 G/F 21 USA 2027 California (NCAA1)
Alden Applewhite 6'7''201 F 23 USA 2027 Brasov Romania 2026
Quincy Ballard 7'0''213 C 25 USA 2027 Sabah Azerbaijan 2026
Jimmy Bell Jr. 6'10''208 C 26 USA 2027 Tkibuli Orbi Georgia 2024
Dee Bost 6'3''189 PG 37 Bulgaria-USA 2027 Tindastoll Iceland 2012
Garrison Brooks 6'10''208 C 27 USA 2027 Saitama Japan 2022
Tyson Carter 6'4''193 G 28 USA 2027 Crvena zvezda Serbia 2020
Kanye Clary 6'0''183 PG 22 USA 2027 OK State (NCAA1)
Javian Davis 6'9''206 F 27 USA 2027 Sporting Portugal 2024
Jamarion Davis-Fleming 6'10''208 F 19 USA 2027 Alabama (NCAA1)
KeyShawn Feazell 6'9''206 F 28 USA 2027 AEK Greece 2022
Jeremy Foumena 6'11''211 C Canada 2027 UNLV (NCAA1)
Andersson Garcia 6'7''201 F 26 Dominican-Republic 2027 Rio Breogan Spain 2025
Claudell Harris Jr. 6'4''193 G 24 USA 2027 H.Holon Israel 2025
Aric Holman 6'10''208 F/C 29 USA 2027 Dreamers Taiwan 2019
D.J. Jeffries 6'7''201 F 26 USA 2027 Vilpas Finland 2024
Mario Kegler 6'7''201 G/F 29 USA 2027 Braga Portugal 2020
Shawn Long 6'10''208 F 33 USA 2027 KCC Egis South Korea 2016
Chol Machot 7'0''213 C 22 USA 2027 Georgetown (NCAA1)
Sergej Macura 6'9''206 F 22 Slovenia 2027 UCLA (NCAA1)
Cameron Matthews 6'7''201 F 24 USA 2027 Houston R. (NBA) 2025
Ja'Borri McGhee 6'2''188 G 22 USA 2027 Usti n/Labem Czech Republic 2026
William McNair Jr. 6'11''211 F 26 USA 2027 Vikos I. Greece 2024
RJ Melendez 6'7''201 F 23 USA 2027 Verona Italy 2025
Iverson Molinar 6'4''193 G 26 Panama 2027 Buducnost Montenegro 2022
Shakeel Moore 6'1''185 PG 25 USA 2027 Teodo Montenegro 2025
KeShawn Murphy 6'10''208 F 23 USA 2027 Washington W. (NBA) 2026
Adrian Myers 6'6''198 F 22 USA 2027 JMU (NCAA1)
Malik Newman 6'3''191 G 29 USA 2027 Zenit Russia 2018
Mike Nwoko 6'10''208 F 22 Canada 2027 Xavier (NCAA1)
Prince Oduro 6'8''203 F 28 Ghana-Canada 2027 Valmiera Glass Latvia 2022
Reggie Perry 6'10''208 F 26 USA 2027 Bosna Bosnia 2020
Quinten Post 7'0''214 C/F 26 Holland 2027 Memphis G. (NBA) 2024
Eric Reed Jr. 6'4''192 SG 26 USA 2027 Cremona Italy 2023
Jaquan Scott 6'8''203 F 24 USA 2027 Balikesir BBS Turkey 2026
Tolu Smith 6'11''211 F 26 USA 2027 Detroit P. (NBA) 2024
Piotr Stelmach 6'9''205 PF 42 Poland 2027 Valletta Malta 2007
Tyler Stevenson 6'9''206 PF 24 USA 2027 Kolossos Greece 2023
D.J. Stewart Jr. 6'6''197 SF 27 USA-North-Macedonia 2027 Baskonia Spain 2021
Craig Sword 6'3''190 SG 32 USA 2027 Kings Taiwan 2016
Fred Thomas 6'5''196 F 33 USA 2027 CAB Madeira Portugal 2016
Brandon Walker 6'8''203 F 22 USA 2027 Jax State (NCAA1) 2026
Gavin Ware 6'9''206 F/C 33 USA 2027 Limoges France 2016
Dellquan Warren 6'2''188 G 21 USA 2027 McNeese St. (NCAA1)
Mark Watts 6'2''188 G 26 USA 2027 Radnicki Bosnia 2024
Quinndary Weatherspoon 6'3''190 G 30 USA 2027 Qingdao E. China 2019
Camryn Carter 6'3''190 G 23 USA 2026 Miami Heat (NBA) 2025
Travis Daniels 6'8''203 F 34 USA 2026 Univ.Concepcion Chile 2016
Dashawn Davis 6'2''188 G 25 USA 2026 Decin Czech Republic 2024
Trey Fort 6'4''193 G 25 USA 2026 Michigan St. (NCAA1)
Derek Fountain 6'10''208 F 24 USA 2026 Freseros Mexico 2025
Kimani Hamilton 6'8''203 F 22 USA 2026 UNLV (NCAA1)
Jalen Johnson 6'6''198 F 28 USA 2026 Marmande France 2021
Roquez Johnson 6'7''201 F/C 34 USA 2026 Toros Colombia 2015
Elias King 6'8''203 G 25 USA 2026 Lobos Mexico 2024
Riley Kugel 6'5''196 G 22 USA 2026 LA Clippers (NBA) 2026
Wendell Lewis 6'9''204 C 37 USA 2026 Keelung BK Taiwan 2015
Reggie Morris 6'2''188 G USA 2026 Avila (NAIA)
Arnett Moultrie 6'10''208 C 35 USA 2026 Olimpia K. Paraguay 2012
EJ Paymon 6'9''206 F 21 USA 2026 Southern Miss (NCAA1)
Lamar Peters 6'0''183 PG 28 USA 2026 The Mecca (TBT) 2019
Deivon Smith 6'0''183 PG 24 USA 2026 GS Warriors (NBA) 2025
Robert Woodard II 6'7''200 F 27 USA 2026 Platense Argentina 2020
Andrew Taylor 6'3''190 G 27 USA 2025 Stetson (NCAA1)

Non-Active
Name INCHCM Pos Age NAT YearLast TeamGrad
CJ Carter 6'4''193 G 38 USA 2024 ASA Morocco 2009
Rodney Hood 6'8''203 F 34 USA 2024 Memphis H. (NBA) 2014
Keondre Montgomery 6'6''198 G/F USA 2024 Tougaloo (NAIA)
Devin Butts 6'5''196 F 25 USA 2023 NCCU (NCAA1)
Andrew Junkin 7'0''213 C USA 2023 Elon (NCAA1)
Fallou Ndoye 6'11''211 C 30 Senegal 2023 Matero Magic Zambia 2019
Charles Rhodes 6'8''203 F/C 41 USA 2023 Al Ittihad Saudi Arabia 2008
Jarvis Varnado 6'9''206 C 38 USA 2023 Team Arkansas (TBT) 2010
Nick Weatherspoon 6'2''188 PG 27 USA 2023 LTH Castings Slovenia 2020
Abdul Ado 6'11''211 F 29 Nigeria 2022 Cincinnati (NCAA1)
Trivante Bloodman 6'0''183 PG 33 US-Virgin-Islands 2022 ISV NT U.S. Virgin Islands 2015
Michal Ignerski 6'10''207 F/C 46 Poland 2022 Nysa Poland 2003
Jethro Tshisumpa 6'10''208 F 29 DR-Congo 2022 FMU (NAIA)
Miles Washington 6'10''207 C/F 29 USA 2022 Neptune Ireland 2020
Oliver Black 6'9''206 C 31 USA 2021 Little Rock L. (TBL) 2018
Timothy Bowers 6'2''188 PG 44 USA 2020 Imola ACosta Italy 2004
Winsome Frazier 6'4''193 G 44 USA 2020 Platense Argentina 2005
Schnider Herard 6'10''208 C 30 Haiti 2020 Sloga KR Serbia 2018
Dietric Slater 6'3''190 G/F 42 USA 2020 Jackson S. (ABA) 2012
Barry Stewart 6'4''193 SG 38 USA 2020 Sibiu Romania 2010
Elijah Wright 6'5''196 G 29 USA 2020 St.John's (NCAA1)
Maurice Dunlap 6'2''188 G 30 USA 2019 Jax State (NCAA1)
Demetrius Houston 6'9''206 F 31 USA 2019 Abha Saudi Arabia 2019
Jett Jobe 6'3''190 G 30 USA 2019 SE Oklahoma (NCAA2)
Ravern Johnson 6'7''200 G 38 USA 2019 Al Karkh Iraq 2011
Elijah Staley 6'6''198 G 30 USA 2019 Dalton St. (NAIA)
Xavian Stapleton 6'7''201 F 30 USA 2019 FAU (NCAA1)
Andre Applewhite 6'5''196 G 32 USA 2018 TWU (NAIA)
Joe Strugg 6'9''206 F 30 USA 2018 Life (NAIA)
Isaiah Butler 6'2''188 G 34 USA 2017 Harper CC (JUCO)
Jamont Gordon 6'4''193 G/F 39 USA 2017 Partizan Serbia 2008
I.J. Ready 5'11''180 PG 31 USA 2017 Mgzavrebi Georgia 2017
Deville Smith 6'0''183 PG 35 USA 2017 MAFC Hungary 2015
Jalen Steele 6'3''190 G 34 USA 2017 Liepaja Latvia 2016
Kodi Augustus 6'8''203 F 38 USA 2016 Echague Argentina 2011
Jacoby Davis 6'0''183 PG 34 USA 2016 Queens, NC (NCAA1) 2014
Ben Hansbrough 6'3''190 G 38 USA 2016 Bowling G.B. (ABA) 2011
Dontae' Jones 6'8''203 F 51 USA 2016 MidTenn S. (CBA) 1996
Romero Osby 6'7''201 PF 36 USA 2016 M.Kiryat Gat Israel 2013
Mario Austin 6'9''206 F/C 44 USA 2015 Valdivia Chile 2003
Marcus Campbell 7'0''214 C 44 USA 2015 Cary Invasion (TRBL) 2005
Dallas Prater 6'3''190 G USA 2015 Millsaps (NCAA3)
Lawrence Roberts 6'9''206 F/C 44 USA 2015 Gravelines France 2005
Trey Moore 6'4''192 G 51 USA 2014 Shreveport M. (TBL) 1998
John Riek 7'2''218 C 36 South-Sudan 2014 Lake Michigan (PBL) 2012
Renardo Sidney 6'10''208 F 36 USA 2014 Island S. Canada 2012
Derrick Zimmerman 6'2''187 PG 44 USA 2014 Czarni Poland 2003
Twany Beckham 6'4''193 G 37 USA 2013 Kentucky (NCAA1)
Richard Delk 6'4''193 G 39 USA 2013 Timba Timis. Romania 2010
Bernard Rimmer 6'8''203 F/C 40 USA 2013 Al Suleikh Iraq 2010
Phil Turner 6'3''190 G 39 USA 2013 PRG W. Malaysia 2011
Elgin Bailey 6'8''203 F 39 USA 2012 SE Louisiana (NCAA1)
Erick Dampier 6'11''211 C 52 USA 2012 Atlanta H. (NBA) 1996
Tang Hamilton 6'7''201 F 48 USA 2012 Panteras Venezuela 2001
Jacquiese Holcombe 6'6''198 F USA 2012 Texas C. (UBA) 2012
Detrick White 6'1''184 G 50 USA 2011 Correcaminos Mexico 1999
Brian Johnson 6'9''206 F/C 40 USA 2010 Horsens IC Denmark 2009
Darryl Wilson 6'1''185 G 52 USA 2010 Gladiators (ABI) 1996
Chuck Evans 5'11''181 G 54 USA-Germany 2009 Liverpool United Kingdom 1993
Lincoln Smith 6'10''208 F/C 45 Austria 2008 Furstenfeld Austria 2004
Eddie Washington 6'3''191 G USA 2008 Raiders (MBEL) 2002
Tyrone Washington 6'10''208 C/F 50 USA 2008 Carolina Puerto Rico 1999
Horatio Webster 6'7''199 F/C 51 USA 2008 Wilson C. (WBA) 1998
Wesley Morgan 7'2''218 C USA 2007 Naestved Denmark 2006
Quentin Smith 6'9''205 C 48 USA 2007 Ciclista Argentina 2001
Shane Power 6'5''196 G/F 45 USA-Ireland 2006 Reggio C. Vis Italy 2005
Brian Price 6'8''203 F/C 53 USA 2006 Karkkila Finland 1995
Branden Vincent 6'8''203 F 44 USA 2006 Union NE Switzerland 2004
Marckell Patterson 6'5''196 F/G 47 USA 2005 MAFC Hungary 2002
Marcus Grant 6'6''198 F 52 USA 2004 Honka Espoo Finland 1995
Todd Myles 6'3''191 G 50 USA 2002 Brooklyn K. (USBL) 2000
Raymond Brown 6'8''203 F/C 61 USA 2001 Atenas Argentina 1989
Cameron Burns USA 2001 Kilsyth C. Australia 1991
Joe Courtney 6'9''205 C 57 USA 2001 Krka Slovenia 1992
Hubert Henderson 6'9''205 F/C 60 USA 2001 Billings R. (IBA) 1989
Antonio Jackson 6'4''193 G 48 USA 2001 Huntsville F. (NBDL) 2001
Derrick Jones 6'4''193 G/F USA 2001 Saint Quentin France 2001
Todd Merritt 6'9''205 C/F 57 USA 2001 FC Porto Portugal 1991
Chancellor Nichols 6'8''203 F/C 57 USA 2001 St.Louis S. (IBL) 1991
Vandale Thomas 6'4''193 G 53 USA 2001 Worthing T. United Kingdom 1997
Vince Embry 6'9''206 C USA 2000 Fargo-Moorhead B. (IBA) 1995
Eric Stevens 6'8''203 C 55 USA 1999 Talsi Latvia 1994
Donnell King USA 1998 Emlakbank Turkey 1997
Jeff Malone 6'4''193 SG 65 USA 1997 VAO Greece 1983
Bubba Wilson 6'10''208 C 52 USA 1997 Santurce Puerto Rico 1996
Ricky Brown 6'10''208 C 68 USA 1995 Baskonia Spain 1980
Johnny Walker 6'7''201 F/C USA 1995 Flamengo Brazil 1993
Kalpatrick Wells 6'9''205 C 65 USA 1991 H.Jerusalem Israel 1983
Takis Koroneos 6'2''187 G 74 Greece 1990 Panathinaikos Greece 1974
Gary Gaspard 6'4''193 G/F 66 USA 1988 Illawarra H. Australia 1983
Ricky Hood 6'7''201 F 66 USA 1988 Mataro UE Spain 1983
Wiley Peck 6'7''201 PF 69 USA 1980 San Antonio S. (NBA) 1979
Jerry Jenkins 6'7''201 F USA 1979 Olympiacos Greece 1975
Others
Name INCHCM Pos Age NAT Graduated
Achor Achor 6'9''206 F 24 South-Sudan-Australia 2026
Jayden Epps 6'2''188 G 22 USA 2026
Shawn Jones 6'6''198 G 23 USA 2026
Trey Jackson 6'4''193 G USA 2025
Eric Paymon 6'9''206 F USA 2025
Martavious Russell 6'2''188 G USA 2025
Lerenzo Fort 6'4''193 G USA 2024
Isaac Stansbury 6'1''185 G USA 2024
Tyler Brumfield 6'2''188 G USA 2023
Jamel Horton 6'3''190 G USA 2023
Justin Rumph 6'5''196 G USA 2023
Tate Clayton 6'2''188 G 27 USA 2020
Elton Datcher 6'9''206 C 28 USA 2020
Reggie Miller 6'5''196 F USA 2020
Mitchell Storm 6'7''201 F 28 USA 2020
T.J. Gray 6'0''183 PG 29 USA 2019
Drew Davis 5'10''178 PG 32 USA 2018
Nick Singleton 6'5''196 G USA 2018
Carter Holmes 6'0''183 PG 31 USA 2016
Reggie Patterson 6'4''193 G 34 USA 2016
Johnny Zuppardo 6'8''203 F 34 USA 2016
Jeffery Johnson 6'3''190 G 34 USA 2015
Tevin Moore 6'3''190 G 34 USA 2015
De'Runnya Wilson 6'5''196 F 32 USA 2015
Colin Borchert 6'8''203 F 35 USA 2014
Tyson Cunningham 6'3''190 G 35 USA 2014
Kyle Dobbs 6'6''198 G USA 2014
Baxter Price 5'10''178 PG 35 USA 2013
Reed Clayton 5'9''175 PG 33 USA 2012
Dave Gardner 6'7''201 G USA 2012
Charles Parker 5'10''177 PG 36 USA 2012
Shaun Smith 6'6''198 G 35 USA 2012
Oral Roberts 6'7''201 F/C 52 Saint-Vincent 2010
Billy Begley 6'1''185 G USA 2008
Joseph Iupe 6'1''185 G USA 2008
Michael Boler 6'5''196 G/F USA 2006
Jamall Edmondson 5'9''175 PG 43 USA 2006
Ontario Harper 6'5''196 F/G 47 USA 2005