Chicago Draft Combine Invitees

Fifty-two players will participate in the NBA Draft Combine in Chicago May 27-29. The camp will include 30 underclassmen, 16 seniors who are getting their first camp look by NBA scouts, three other seniors who played in the Portsmouth Invitational last month and three foreign players. MonterDraftNews.com will be in Chicago to cover all the latest in the NBA Draft.

Jeff Adrien Connecticut
Rodrigue Beaubois Cholet (France)
DeJuan Blair Pittsburgh
Jon Brockman Washington
Derrick Brown Xavier
Chase Budinger Arizona
Nick Calathes Florida
DeMarre Carroll Missouri
Omri Casspi Maccabi Elite (Israel)
Dionte Christmas Temple
Earl Clark Louisville
Darren Collison UCLA
Dante Cunningham Villanova
Stephen Curry Davidson
Austin Daye Gonzaga
DeMar DeRozan USC
Toney Douglas Florida State
Wayne Ellington North Carolina
Tyreke Evans Memphis
Jonny Flynn Syracuse
Taj Gibson USC
Danny Green North Carolina
Blake Griffin Oklahoma
Tyler Hansbrough North Carolina
Luke Harangody Notre Dame
James Harden Arizona State
Gerald Henderson Duke
Josh Heytvelt Gonzaga
Jordan Hill Arizona
Jrue Holiday UCLA
Joe Ingles Melbourne South Dragons (Australia)
Damion James Texas
James Johnson Wake Forest
Gani Lawal Georgia Tech
Ty Lawson North Carolina
Eric Maynor VCU
Jack McClinton Miami
Jerel McNeal Marquette
Jodie Meeks Kentucky
Patrick Mills Saint Mary's
BJ Mullens Ohio State
Jeff Pendergraph Arizona State
AJ Price Connecticut
Tyler Smith Tennessee
DaJuan Summers Georgetown
Jermaine Taylor Central Florida
Jeff Teague Wake Forest
Hasheem Thabeet Connecticut
Marcus Thornton LSU
Greivis Vasquez Maryland
Terrence Williams Louisville
Sam Young Pittsburgh

Seniors such as Robert Dozier, Lester Hudson, Dominic James, Luke Nevill, Curtis Jerrells, Jeremy Pargo, Kevin Rogers and Goran Suton who decided to skip the Portsmouth Invitational, will not get a chance to play in front of the 30 NBA teams, general managers and scouts. Underclassmen such as Brandon Costner, Eric Devendorf, Daniel Hackett, Paul Harris, Dar Tucker and Jeremy Wise, who have already signed with agents thus ending their college eligibility, did not received an invitation. Dwayne Collins, Devan Downey, Osiris Eldridge, Mac Koshwal, Dior Lowhorn, Scottie Reynolds and Nic Wise, who have all put their name into the NBA Draft but have not signed with an agent, could return to school since they are not playing in Chicago and are likely to go undrafted.