Courtesy of Eurobasket LLC Every week we bring you a list of the top former Red Raiders players who continue their career in pro basketball.
#1. Jahmi'us Ramsey, a 6'3'' shooting guard and 25-year-old professional basketball player, graduated from Texas Tech in 2020. During his collegiate career, he earned the prestigious All-Big 12 Freshman of the Year award in his debut season, highlighting his early promise and talent on the court. Currently, Ramsey is showcasing his skills professionally in Italy, where he plays for Gevi Napoli Basket. Recently, Ramsey led his Italian team, Napoli, to an impressive victory over the sixth-ranked Neptunas in the BKT Eurocup last Wednesday. Despite Neptunas' standing, Ramsey was instrumental in securing a 94-85 win for his team. His outstanding performance earned him the MVP of the game, as he contributed 20 points, grabbed 5 rebounds, and dished out 1 assist in just 27 minutes of play. Gevi Napoli Basket is having a remarkable season, holding an undefeated record of 5-0 in the Regular Season and currently placed first in the league standings. Ramsey’s consistent contributions have been a key factor in this success. So far this season, in the three games he has played, he has averaged solid statistics of 12.7 points per game (ppg), 1.7 rebounds per game (rpg), and 1.3 assists per game (apg), demonstrating his well-rounded capabilities and importance to the team’s performance.
#2. Mac McClung, a 6'2'' guard and 26-year-old Red Raiders alumnus from the class of 2021, who earned the prestigious All-Big 12 Newcomer of the Year award during his college career, is currently playing professionally in Spain. Recently, he led Basquet Girona to a significant victory over the 16th-ranked Joventut, who had a 1-3 record, with a final score of 101-87 in the Spanish Liga Endesa last Sunday. McClung was named the MVP of the game, showcasing his outstanding performance on the court. He scored an impressive 23 points and contributed 4 assists in just 24 minutes of play, demonstrating his scoring ability and playmaking skills. This strong individual effort was instrumental in securing the win for Basquet Girona. Currently, Basquet Girona holds a 3-3 record and is positioned 11th in the league standings. However, it is important to note that the season is still in its early stages, and the dynamics of the league may change as the competition progresses. Overall, McClung has maintained solid statistics this season, averaging 14.3 points per game, 2.3 rebounds per game, and 2.5 assists per game across the six games he has played so far. His consistent performance continues to be a key factor for Basquet Girona as they aim to climb higher in the league rankings.
#3. Experienced forward Jeffrey Crockett, standing at an impressive 6'7'' and now 35 years old, has been a key player for Keravnos Strovolou in the Cypriot ECOMMBX Basket League. A Texas Tech graduate from the class of 2014, Crockett earned the All-Big 12 Third Team honor that same year, highlighting his collegiate success. Currently playing professionally in Cyprus, he demonstrated his leadership and skill last Saturday by guiding Keravnos to a commanding 94-84 victory over the league outsider Anorthosis, who had yet to secure a win this season with a 0-4 record. Crockett's outstanding performance in that game earned him the MVP title, as he contributed a remarkable 24 points and pulled down 8 rebounds, all while flawlessly converting all eight of his free throw attempts within just 24 minutes of play. His efforts were instrumental in maintaining Keravnos Strovolou’s undefeated streak, as the team now boasts an impressive 4-0 record, placing them second in the league standings during the Regular Season. This season marks Crockett’s fourth campaign with Keravnos, and he continues to be a pivotal figure for the team. Alongside his 24-point showing against Anorthosis, he also added 1 assist, playing a crucial role in securing the win and establishing himself as the game’s standout player. Over the course of the season so far, Crockett has consistently delivered high-level performances, averaging 17.0 points per game (ppg), 8.3 rebounds per game (rpg), 3.0 assists per game (apg), and 1.5 steals per game (spg) across four games. Jeffrey Crockett’s experience and impressive statistics highlight his status as a champion player who significantly contributes to his team’s success, continuing to be a finalist contender in the Cypriot league’s competitive landscape.
#4. John Roberson, a 38-year-old point guard standing 5'11'', is a notable professional basketball player currently competing in France. A proud alumnus of the 2011 Red Raiders, Roberson earned an All-Big 12 Honorable Mention award during his college career, highlighting his talent early on. Now playing in the French ELITE 2 league, which is the country's second division, he recently showcased his exceptional skills by leading Hyeres-Toulon Var Basket to a commanding 105-90 victory over SPO Rouen, one of the league's weaker teams with a 2-5 record. Roberson was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the game, a testament to his outstanding performance. In just 31 minutes on the court, he achieved a double-double by scoring 30 points and dishing out 11 assists. His leadership and playmaking were instrumental in securing the win for Hyeres-Toulon, who currently hold a 4-3 record and sit ninth in the league standings. Throughout the season, Roberson has maintained impressive individual statistics, averaging 17.7 points per game (ppg) and 5.1 assists per game (apg) over seven games, underscoring his consistency and high-level play. Additionally, it is noteworthy that Roberson is a naturalized Bosnian, adding an international dimension to his professional career.
#5. Keenan Evans, a 6'3" point guard who is now 30 years old, graduated from Texas Tech in 2018, where he earned the prestigious USBWA All-District VII Player of the Year award that same year. Currently playing professionally in Lithuania, Evans made a significant contribution to Zalgiris Kaunas' impressive victory against the 15th-ranked Partizan team, which holds a 4-5 record, with a final score of 87-80 in a Euroleague match last Friday. During this game, Evans played an impactful 16 minutes, scoring 6 points and providing 6 assists, showcasing his playmaking skills and leadership on the court. Zalgiris Kaunas, now holding a 5-4 record, is positioned tenth in the Euroleague standings. This win marked the team's third consecutive victory, highlighting their growing momentum in the league. In addition to his scoring and assists, Evans also contributed 2 rebounds in the matchup against Partizan, playing a crucial role in guiding his team to secure the win. Throughout this season, Evans has been averaging 5.0 points per game, 2.5 rebounds per game, and 4.5 assists per game across two games, demonstrating his consistent performance and valuable presence on the team.
#6. De'Vion Harmon, a 6'2" guard and 25-year-old Red Raiders alumnus from the 2023 class who earned an All-Big 12 Honorable Mention award that same year, is currently playing professional basketball in Greece. Recently, he led Lefkadas to an impressive 73-59 victory over the closely-ranked Mykonos in the Greek Stoiximan Basketball League last Saturday. Harmon was named the MVP of the game, showcasing his outstanding performance by scoring 22 points and dishing out 5 assists over 32 minutes of play. In addition to his scoring, Harmon contributed 3 rebounds, demonstrating his all-around impact on the court and playing a pivotal role in securing the win for his team. Throughout the season, Harmon has had an exceptional individual campaign, posting standout statistics. Over five games, he is averaging a league-leading 19.8 points per game, 3.4 rebounds per game, an impressive 5.6 assists per game—which ranks him fourth in the league—and 1.2 steals per game. His consistent high-level play highlights his importance to Lefkadas and his rising status in the Greek basketball league.
#7. Jarrett Culver, a 6'6" guard and 27-year-old professional basketball player, graduated from Texas Tech in 2019, where he earned the prestigious USBWA All-District VII Player of the Year award that same year. Currently playing professionally in Japan, Culver has been making a significant impact in the Japanese B.Premier League. Most recently, he led the Sendai 89ers to a remarkable victory over the fourth-ranked Sun Rockers, with a final score of 87-79 last Sunday. Culver's outstanding performance in that game earned him the MVP honors, as he showcased his versatile skills on the court. He recorded an impressive 31 points, along with 8 rebounds, 5 assists, and 3 blocks, all within just 28 minutes of play. His scoring prowess and all-around contribution were instrumental in securing the win for his team against a tough opponent. Throughout the season, Culver has demonstrated consistently high-level play, putting up remarkable individual statistics. Over 13 games, he is averaging an impressive 27.3 points per game, which currently leads the league, along with 6.9 rebounds, 4.2 assists, and 1.2 steals per game. This strong performance highlights Culver’s value as a key player and his ability to impact the game in multiple facets, making him one of the standout athletes in the league this year.
#8. TJ Holyfield, a 6'8'' power forward and a 31-year-old Red Raiders alumnus from the class of 2020, currently plays professional basketball in Israel. Last Wednesday, he played a pivotal role in Hapoel Holon's hard-fought 88-81 victory over the closely-ranked Rasta Vechta in the Basketball Champions League. Over the course of 29 minutes on the court, Holyfield contributed significantly by scoring 8 points, securing 5 rebounds, and dishing out 4 assists. His well-rounded performance was instrumental in guiding his team to a crucial win against a competitive opponent. Throughout this season, Holyfield has maintained solid averages, putting up 4.5 points per game, 2.5 rebounds per game, 3.5 assists per game, and 1.5 steals per game across two games played. Additionally, it is noteworthy that he is a naturalized Nigerian, adding an international dimension to his basketball career.
#9. Robert Turner III, a 6'3'' point guard who graduated from Texas Tech in 2015 and currently plays professionally in Israel, was unable to lead M.Ashdod to victory in their most recent game. Despite delivering a very strong individual performance, Turner III's efforts were not enough to prevent M.Ashdod, who hold a 1-2 record, from losing 66-77 at home against the higher-ranked (#7) team, Galil Elyon. Turner III was the second-best scorer for his team, contributing an impressive 18 points. In addition to his scoring, he demonstrated his all-around skills by grabbing 4 rebounds and dishing out 3 assists over the course of 36 minutes on the court. His performance against H. Galil Elyon was notable, showcasing his ability to impact the game in multiple ways. Despite these strong contributions, M.Ashdod was unable to secure the win. Individually, Turner III is having an excellent season, posting impressive statistics across the board. Over the course of three games, he is averaging 20.3 points per game (ppg), 5.0 rebounds per game (rpg), and 2.3 assists per game (apg), highlighting his consistent and impactful presence on the court.
#10. Adonis Arms, a 6'6" guard and 28-year-old Red Raiders alumnus from the 2022 class, who earned an All-Big 12 Honorable Mention award that same year, is currently playing professional basketball in Greece. In his most recent game, he was unable to help his team, Promitheas (holding a 2-2 record), secure a win. Despite Arms’ commendable individual performance, Promitheas fell short, losing 82-88 on the road to the higher-ranked Split team, which is currently positioned third in the standings. During the game against Split, Arms made a significant impact in just 15 minutes of play, scoring 11 points. He also contributed 3 rebounds and 1 assist, showcasing his ability to contribute effectively on both ends of the court. Although his efforts were valuable and demonstrated solid play, they were not enough to turn the tide in favor of Promitheas, who ultimately suffered the defeat. Looking at his overall performance this season, Arms has maintained relatively good statistics, averaging 10.7 points per game and 2.3 rebounds per game across three games. His consistent contributions highlight his importance to the team as they continue their campaign in the league.
Other former Texas Tech University players, who play in pro basketball:
Clarence Nadolny (6'4''-G-2000, played in 2019-22) plays for ES Chalon-Sur-Saone in French Betclic ELITE ProA
Christian Anderson (6'3''-G-2006, played in 2024-26) signed for Charlotte Hornets in the NBA
Justin Gray (6'6''-F-1995, played in 2013-13) signed for Euvic GTK Gliwice in Polish OBL
Joe Toussaint (6'0''-PG-2000, played in 2023-24) played for Fribourg in Swiss SBL
Dejan Kravic (6'11''-C-1990, played in 2011-11) signed for Coviran Granada in Spanish Primera FEB
Warren Washington (7'0''-C-2000, played in 2023-24) signed for Bursaspor Basketbol in Turkish BSL
Davide Moretti (6'3''-G-1998, played in 2017-20) signed for Cantu in Italian Serie A
Tariq Owens (6'10''-F-1995, played in 2018-19) signed for Avellino in Italian Serie A2
Bryson Williams (6'8''-PF-1998, played in 2021-22) signed for Tokyo Sun Rockers in Japanese B.Premier League
Chris Clarke (6'5''-F-1996, played in 2019-20) played for I.Nahariya in Israeli National League
Devon Thomas (6'0''-PG-1994, played in 2015-17) played for Timisoara in Romanian Liga Nationala
Zach Smith (6'8''-F-1996, played in 2014-18) played for Pitesti in Romanian Liga Nationala
Marcus Santos-Silva (6'7''-F-1997, played in 2023-23) signed for Forli in Italian Serie A2
Tyeree Bryan (6'5''-G, played in 2025-26) signed for Karhubasket in Finnish Korisliiga
Kyler Edwards (6'4''-G-1999, played in 2018-21) signed for Liaoning Flying Leopards in Chinese CBA
Kerwin Walton (6'5''-G-2001, played in 2022-25) signed for Lions in Azerbaijani ABL
Michael Singletary (6'6''-F-1988, played in 2007-11) played for Taipei Fubon Braves in Taiwanese PLeague+
Elijah Hawkins (5'11''-PG-2002, played in 2024-25) signed for Neftci in Azerbaijani ABL
Brandone Francis (6'5''-SF-1994, played in 2016-22) signed for Al-Manama in Bahrain Premier League
Kevin Obanor (6'8''-F-1999, played in 2024-25) plays for Heroes in Dominican Rep. LNB
Zhaire Smith (6'5''-F/G-1999, played in 2017-18) played for Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA Summer League
Davion Warren (6'6''-G-1999, played in 2021-22) plays for Montreal Alliance in CEBL
Joel Ntambwe (6'8''-F-1998, played in 2019-19) played for Kriol Star in Cape Verdean Praia League
Chance McMillian (6'3''-G-2001, played in 2023-25) played for Golden State Warriors in the NBA Summer League
Notice: The list above includes only some of alumni playing currently in pro basketball. Check complete list of Texas Tech University basketball alumni.
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