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# Player Draft Class Ht. Wt. Forecast Gonzaga 1. Jalen Suggs FR. 6-4 205 Top 5 Baylor 2. Davion Mitchell Jr. 6-2 205 Top 10 Florida 3. Tre Mann SO. 6-5 190 Mmid - Late 1st Baylor 4. Jared Butler JR. 6-3 195 Mid - Late 1st Auburn 5. Sharife Cooper FR. 6-1 180 Late 1st - Early 2nd West Virginia 6. Miles McBride SO. 6-2 200 Late 1st Illinois 7. Ayo Dosunmu JR. 6-5 185 Late 1st - Early 2nd Zalgiris 8. Rokas Jokubaitis INT. 6-4 195 Mid- Late 2nd G-League Ignite 9. Daishen Nix 2002 6-5 224 Mid - Late 2nd Ohio 10. Jason Preston JR. 6-4 187 Late 2nd - Undrafted Louisville 11. David Johnson SO. 6-5 210 Late 2nd - Undrafted Duke 12. D.J. Steward FR. 6-2 163 Late 2nd - Undrafted Oklahoma 13. Austin Reaves SR. 6-5 206 Late 2nd - Undrafted Providence 14. David Duke JR. 6-5 205 Late 2nd - Undrafted Pepperdine 15. Colbey Ross SR. 6-1 185 Undrafted Viable Options: Jose Alvarado, 6-0 180 - Georgia Tech Matt Coleman III 6-2 180 - Texas Jalen Crutcher 6-1 175 - Dayton Carlik Jones 6-1 185 - Louisville R.J. Nembhard, 6-5 200 - Texas Christian Javonte Smart, 6-4 205 - Louisiana State McKinley Wright IV, 6-0 196 - Colorado Marcus Zegarowski 6-2 180 - Creighton Shooting Guards   # Player Draft Class Ht. Wt. Forecast G-League Ignite 1. Jalen Green 2002 6-5 186 Top 3 UCONN 2. James Bouknight SO. 6-5 190 Top 10 Arkansas 3. Moses Moody FR. 6-6 205 Top 15 Tennessee 4. Keon Johnson FR. 6-5 186 Top 15 Louisiana State 5. Cam Thomas FR. 6-4 210 Mid - Late 1st VCU 6. Nah'Shon Hyland SO. 6-3 175 Mid - Late 1st Arizona State 7. Josh Christopher FR. 6-5 215 Late 1st - Early 2nd Oregon 8. Chris Duarte SR. 6-6 190 Mid 1st Tennessee 9. Jaden Springer FR. 6-4 204 Mid - Late 1st Alabama 10. Joshua Primo FR. 6-6 190 Late 1st Houston 11. Quentin Grimes JR. 6-5 210 Early - Mid 2nd Iowa 12. Joe Wieskamp JR. 6-6 212 Mid 2nd Paris Basket 13. Juhann Begarin INT. 6-5 185 Mid - Late 2nd Michigan State 14. Aaron Henry JR. 6-6 210 Mid - Late 2nd Maryland 15. Aaron Wiggins JR. 6-6 200 Late 2nd - Undrafted Nebraska 16. Dalano Banton SO. 6-9 204 Undrafted Ohio State 17. Duane Washington Jr. JR. 6-3 210 Late 2nd - Undrafted South Carolina 18. A.J. Lawson JR. 6-6 172 Undrafted Coppin State 19. Anthony Tarke SR. 6-6 220 Undrafted UC Santa Barbara 20. JaQuori McLaughlin SR. 6-4 190 Undrafted Viable Options: Mitch Ballock, 6-5 205 - Creighton Chaundee Brown, 6-5 215 - Michigan Marcus Garrett, 6-5 195 - Kansas Dejon Jarreau, 6-5 185 - Houston Scottie Lewis, 6-5 185 - Florida Mac McClung, 6-2 185 - Texas Tech John Petty Jr., 6-5 185 - Alabama D.J. Stewart Jr., 6-6 205 Mississippi St. MaCio Teague 6-4 195 - Baylor M.J. Walker 6-5 213 - Florida State Small Forwards   # Player Draft Class Ht. Wt. Forecast Oklahoma State 1. Cade Cunningham FR. 6-8 200 Top 2 Florida State 2. Scottie Barnes FR. 6-9 227 Top 8 G-League Ignite 3. Jonathan Kuminga 2002 6-8 210 Top 10 Adelaide 4. Josh Giddey INT. 6-8 190 Top 15 Gonzaga 5. Corey Kispert SR. 6-7 220 Mid 1st Michigan 6. Franz Wagner SO. 6-9 220 Top 15 Duke 7. Jalen Johnson FR. 6-9 220 Mid 1st Virginia 8. Trey Murphy III JR. 6-9 206 Mid - Late 1st Stanford 9. Ziaire Williams FR. 6-8 185 Mid 1st Kentucky 10. Brandon Boston FR. 6-7 185 Late 1st - Early 2nd Pittsburgh 11. Justin Champagnie SO. 6-6 200 Mid - Late 2nd Alabama 12. Herbert Jones SR. 6-8 210 Mid 2nd Pepperdine 13. Kessler Edwards JR. 6-8 215 Late 2nd - Undrafted Michigan 14. Isaiah Livers SR. 6-7 230 Late 2nd - Undrafted Tennessee 15. Yves Pons SR. 6-6 215 Late 2nd - Undrafted Viable Options: Derrick Alston Jr., 6-8 195 - Boise State Alan Griffin, 6-5 190 - Syracuse Sam Hauser, 6-8 218 - Virginia Feron Hunt, 6-8 195 - Southern Mehtodist Matt Mitchell 6-6 235 - San Diego State Eugene Omoruyi, 6-6 235 - Oregon Jordan Schakel, 6-6 200 - San Diego State Chris Smith, 6-9 215 - UCLA Romeo Weems, 6-7 215 - DePaul Power Forwards   # Player Draft Class Ht. Wt. Forecast USC 1. Evan Mobley FR. 7-0 215 Top 3 Texas 2. Kai Jones FR. 6-11 218 Top 15 Auburn 3. JT Thor FR. 6-10 205 Late 1st - Early 2nd Real Madrid 4. Usman Garuba INT. 6-8 230 Mid - Late 1st North Carolina 5. Day'Ron Sharpe FR. 6-11 265 Late 1st - Early 2nd Texas 6. Greg Brown FR. 6-9 205 Late 1st - Early 2nd G-League Ignite 7. Isaiah Todd 2001 6-10 210 Early - Mid 2nd Villanova 8. Jeremiah Robinson-Earl SO. 6-9 230 Late 2nd Seton Hall 9. Sandro Mamukelashvili SR. 6-11 240 Late 2nd - Undrafted Florida State 10. RaiQuan Gray SR. 6-8 260 Late 2nd - Undrafted Antwerp 11. Vrenz Bleijenbergh INT. 6-10 210 Mid - Late 2nd Duke 12. Matthew Hurt SO. 6-9 215 Late 2nd - Undrafted Loyola (MD) 13. Santi Aldama SO. 6-11 224 Late 2nd - Undrafted Louisiana State 14. Trendon Watford SO. 6-9 240 Undrafted Georgia Tech 15. Moses Wright SR. 6-9 233 Undrafted Viable Options: Oscar da Silva, 6-9 230 - Stanford Biram Faye, 6-9 223 - Girona Aamir Simms 6-8 245 - Clemson Amar Sylla, 6-9 190 - Oostende Jeremiah Tilmon, 6-10 260 - Missouri Centers   # Player Draft Class Ht. Wt. Forecast Besiktas 1. Alperen Sengun INT. 6-10 240 Top 15 Kentucky 2. Isaiah Jackson FR. 6-10 206 Mid - Late 1st Western Kentucky 3. Charles Bassey JR. 6-11 245 Late 1st - Early 2nd Mega 4. Filip Petrusev INT. 6-11 235 Mid 2nd Texas 5. Jericho Sims SR. 6-10 250 Mid - Late 2nd Iowa 6. Luka Garza SR. 6-11 265 Late 2nd - Undrafted Utah State 7. Neemias Queta JR. 7-0 245 Late 2nd - Undrafted Shawnee State 8. EJ Onu SR. 6-11 240 Late 2nd - Undrafted Virginia 9. Jay Huff SR. 7-1 240 Undrafted Kentucky 10. Olivier Sarr SR. 7-0 235 Undrafted Viable Options: Derek Culver, 6-10 255 - West Virgina Balsa Koprivica, 7-1 240 - Florida State Cameron Krutwig, 6-9 255 - Loyola (IL) Matt Haarms 7-3 250 - Brigham Young

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Matthew Maurer's 2021 Mock Draft

# Team Pick Ht. Wt. Pos. College Year 1. Detroit Cade Cunningham 6-8 200 SF/SG Oklahoma St. FR. 2. Houston Jalen Green 6-5 186 SG G-League 2002 3. Cleveland Evan Mobley 7-0 215 PF Southern California FR. 4. Toronto Jalen Suggs 6-4 205 PG Gonzaga FR. 5. Orlando Scottie Barnes 6-9 227 SF Florida St. FR. 6. OK City Jonathan Kuminga 6-8 210 SF G-League 2002 7. Golden St. Davion Mitchell 6-2 205 PG Baylor JR. 8. Orlando James Bouknight 6-5 190 SG UCONN SO. 9. Sacramento Keon Johnson 6-5 186 SG Tennessee FR. 10. New Orleans Moses Moody 6-6 205 SG Arkansas FR. 11. Charlotte Kai Jones 6-11 218 PF Texas FR. 12. San Antonio Josh Giddey 6-8 190 PG/SF Adelaide INT. 13. Indiana Corey Kispert 6-7 220 SF Gonzaga SR. 14. Golden St. Jalen Johnson 6-9 220 SF Duke FR. 15. Washington Ziaire Williams 6-8 185 SF Stanford FR. 16. OK City Franz Wagner 6-9 220 SG/SF Michigan SO. 17. Memphis Alperen Sengun 6-10 240 PF Besiktas INT. 18. OK City Usman Garuba 6-8 230 PF Real Madrid INT. 19. New York Chris Duarte 6-6 190 SG Oregon SR. 20. Atlanta Tre Mann 6-5 190 PG Florida SO. 21. New York Cam Thomas 6-4 210 SG LSU FR. 22. LA Lakers Isaiah Jackson 6-10 206 PF Kentucky FR. 23. Houston Nah'Shon Hyland 6-3 175 SG VCU SO. 24. Houston Sharife Cooper 6-1 180 PG Auburn FR. 25. LA Clippers Jaden Springer 6-4 204 SG Tennessee FR. 26. Denver Trey Murphy 6-9 206 SF Virginia JR. 27. Brooklyn Jared Butler 6-3 195 PG Baylor JR. 28. Philadelphia Josh Christopher 6-5 215 SG Arizona St. FR. 29. Phoenix Miles McBride 6-2 200 PG West Virginia SO. 30. Utah Joshua Primo 6-6 190 SG Alabama FR. 31. Milwaukee Ayo Dosunmu 6-5 185 PG Illinois JR. 32. New York Roko Prkacin 6-9 220 PF Cibona INT. 33. Orlando JT Thor 6-10 205 PF Auburn FR. 34. New Orleans Charles Bassey 6-11 245 C Western Kentucky JR. 35. OK City Day'Ron Sharpe 6-11 265 PF North Carolina FR. 36. OK City Greg Brown 6-9 205 PF Texas FR. 37. Detroit Isaiah Todd 6-10 210 PF G-League 2001 38. Chicago Brandon Boston 6-7 185 SF Kentucky FR. 39. Sacramento Quentin Grimes 6-5 210 SG Houston JR. 40. New Orleans Joe Wieskamp 6-6 212 SG Iowa JR. 41. San Antonio Filip Petrusev 6-11 235 PF/C Mega INT. 42. Detroit Joel Ayayi 6-5 180 SG Gonzaga JR. 43. New Orleans Daishen Nix 6-5 224 PG G-League 2002 44. Brooklyn Juhann Begarin 6-5 185 SG Paris Basket INT. 45. Boston J. Robinson-Earl 6-9 230 PF Villanova SO. 46. Toronto Jericho Sims 6-10 245 C Texas SR. 47. Toronto Aaron Henry 6-6 210 SG Michigan St. JR. 48. Atlanta Jason Preston 6-4 187 PG Ohio JR. 49. Brooklyn Ariel Hukporti 7-0 228 C Nevezis INT. 50. Philadelphia Herbert Jones 6-8 210 SF Alabama SR. 51. Memphis David Duke 6-5 190 SG Providence JR. 52. Detroit David Johnson 6-5 210 PG Louisville SO. 53. New Orleans D.J. Steward 6-2 163 SG/PG Duke FR. 54. Indiana Aaron Wiggins 6-6 200 SG Maryland JR. 55. OK City Sandro Mamukelashvili 6-11 240 PF Seton Hall SR. 56. Charlotte Isaiah Livers 6-7 230 SF/SG Michigan SR. 57. Charlotte Luka Garza 6-11 265 C Iowa SR. 58. New York Kessler Edwards 6-8 215 SF Pepperdine JR. 59. Brooklyn Neemias Queta 7-0 245 C Utah State JR. 60. Indiana Makur Maker 6-11 235 PF Howard FR.

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2021 Senior Underclassmen

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2020 NBA DRAFT

Sponsor your favorite page    First Round     Second Round     Team School Selection   Team School Selection 1 Minnesota Georgia Anthony Edwards Shooting Guard 6-5/225 Freshman 31 Dallas Stanford Tyrell Terry Point Guard 6-2/160 Freshman 2 Golden St. Memphis James Wiseman Center 7-1/240 Freshman 32 Charlotte Duke Vernon Carey Jr. Power Forward 6-10/270 Freshman 3 Charlotte Illawarra (Australia) LaMelo Ball Point Guard 6-7/180 2001 Draftee 33 Minnesota Minnesota Daniel Oturu Center 6-10/240 Sophomore 4 Chicago Florida St. Patrick Williams Small Forward 6-8/225 Freshman 34 Philadelphia ASVEL Villerbaunne (France) Theo Maledon Point Guard 6-5/174 2001 International 5 Cleveland Auburn Isaac Okoro Small Forward 6-6/225 Freshman 35 Sacramento Michigan State Xavier Tillman Power Forward 6-8/245 Junior 6 Atlanta Southern California Onyeka Okongwu Power Forward 6-9/245 Sophomore 36 Philadelphia Colorado Tyler Bey Power Forward 6-7/218 Junior 7 Detroit ratiopharm Ulm (Germany) Killian Hayes Point Guard 6-5/216 2001 International 37 Washington Zaragoza (Spain) Vit Krejci Point Guard 6-7/198 2000 International 8 New York Dayton Obi Toppin Power Forward 6-9/220 Sophomore 38 Utah Vanderbilt Saben Lee Point Guard 6-2/183 Junior 9 Washington Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel) Deni Avdija Small Forward 6-9/210 2001 International 39 New Orleans Syracuse Elijah Hughes Shooting Guard 6-6/215 Junior 10 Phoenix Maryland Jalen Smith Power Forward 6-10/215 Sophomore 40 Memphis Mississippi State Robert Woodard II Small Foward 6-7/235 Sophomore 11 San Antonio Florida State Devin Vassell Shooting Guard 6-7/195 Sophomore 41 San Antonio Duke Tre Jones Point Guard 6-3/185 Sophomore 12 Sacramento Iowa State Tyrese Haliburton Point Guard 6-5/195 Sophomore 42 New Orelans Kentucky Nick Richards Center 6-11/240 Junior 13 New Orleans Alabama Kira Lewis Jr. Point Guard 6-3/165 Sophomore 43 Sacramento Texas Tech Jahmi'us Ramsey Shooting Guard 6-4/195 Freshman 14 Boston Vanderbilt Aaron Nesmith Shooting Guard 6-6/215 Sophomore 44 Miami Mega Soccerbet (Serbia) Marko Simonovic Center 6-11/220 1999 International 15 Orlando North Carolina Cole Anthony Point Guard 6-3/190 Freshman 45 Milwaukee Louisville Jordan Nwora Small Forward 6-7/225 Junior 16 Portland Washington Isaiah Stewart Power Forward 6-9/250 Freshman 46 Portland Washington State C.J. Elleby Small Forward 6-6/200 Sophomore 17 Minnesota Olympiacos B (Greece) Aleksej Pokusevski Power Forward 7-0/205 2001 International 47 Boston Hapoel Tel Aviv (Israel) Yam Madar Point Guard 6-3/180 2000 International 18 Dallas Arizona Josh Green Shooting Guard 6-6/210 Freshman 48 Golden St. Arizona Nico Mannion Point Guard 6-3/190 Freshman 19 Brooklyn Villanova Saddiq Bey Shooting Guard 6-8/216 Sophomore 49 Philadelphia Arkansas Isaiah Joe Shooting Guard 6-5/180 Sophomore 20 Miami Memphis Precious Achiuwa Power Forward 6-9/225 Freshman 50 Atlanta Louisiana State Skylar Mays Shooting Guard 6-4/205 Senior 21 Philadelphia Kentucky Tyrese Maxey Shooting Guard 6-3/198 Freshman 51 Golden State Boise State Justinian Jessup Shooting Guard 6-7/202 Senior 22 Denver Arizona Zeke Nnaji Power Forward 6-11/240 Freshman 52 Sacramento IMG Academy PGD. Kenyon Martin Jr. Small Forward 6-7/210 H.S.-Post Graduate 23 New York FC Barcelon (Spain) Leandro Bolmaro Small Forward 6-7/200 2000 International 53 OK City Michigan State Cassius Winston Point Guard 6-1/185 Senior 24 Milwaukee New Zealand (Australia) R.J. Hampton Shooting Guard 6-5/185 2001 Draftee 54 Indiana Duke Cassius Stanley Shooting Guard 6-6/193 Freshman 25 OK City Kentucky Immanuel Quickley Shooting Guard 6-3/188 Sophomore 55 Brooklyn John A. Logan C.C. Jay Scrubb Small Forward 6-6/215 Sophomore 26 Boston Oregon Payton Pritchard Point Guard 6-2/190 Senior 56 Charlotte Charleston Grant Riller Shooting Guard 6-3/190 Senior 27 Utah Kansas Udoka Azubuike Center 7-0/270 Senior 57 LA Clippers Mississippi State Reggie Perry Power Forward 6-10/250 Sophomore 28 LA Lakers Washington Jaden McDaniels Small Forward 6-9/200 Freshman 58 Philadelphia DePaul Paul Reed Power Forward 6-9/210 Junior 29 Toronto San Diego State Malachi Flynn Point Guard 6-2/180 Junior 59 Toronto Nevada Jalen Harris Shooting Guard 6-5/195 Junior 30 Boston Texas Christian Desmond Bane Shooting Guard 6-6/215 Senior 60 New Orleans Utah State Sam Merrill Shooting Guard 6-5/202 Senior

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Desert Classic (1993 - 2001)

Year-by-year Desert Classic Tournament Teams:

2001
Jeff Trepagnier , USC (MVP)
Charlie Bell , Michigan State
Brian Scalabrine , USC
Damone Brown , Syracuse
Anthony Evans , Georgia
Darren Kelly , Texas
Andre Hutson, Michigan State

2000
A.J. Guyton , Indiana (MVP)
Jarrett Stephens , Penn State
Pete Mickeal , Cincinnati
Gabe Muoneke , Texas
Mark Madsen , Stanford
Justin Love , St. Louis

1999
Kris Clack , Texas (MVP)
Melvin Levett , Cincinnati
Laron Profit , Maryland
Lari Ketner , UMASS
Scott Padgtett , Kentucky
Michael Batiste , Arizona State
James Posey , Xavier

1998
Bakari Hendrix , Gonzaga (MVP)
Tyrone Nesby , UNLV
Casey Shaw , Toledo
Michael Dickerson , Arizona
Andrae Patterson , Indiana
Keon Clark , UNLV

1997
Kelvin Cato , Iowa State (MVP)
James Collins , Florida State
Charles O'Bannon , UCLA
Jacque Vaughn , Kansas
Bobby Jackson , Minnesota
Kebu Stewart , Cal State Bakersfield

1996
Jerome Williams , Georgetown (MVP)
Joseph Blair , Arizona
Reggie Geary , Arizona
Steve Nash , Santa Clara
Russ Millard , Iowa
Carlos Strong , Georgia

1995
Sherell Ford , Illinois-Chicago (MVP)
Loren Meyer , Iowa State
Lou Roe , UMASS
Lawrence Moten , Syracuse
Donny Marshall, UCONN
Eric Williams, Providence

1994
Eric Piatkowski , Nebraska (MVP)
Khalid Reeves, Arizona
Greg Minor, Louisville
Brian Grant , Xavier
Eric Mobley , Pittsburgh
Dickey Simpkins , Providence

1993
Greg Graham , Indiana (MVP)
Scott Burrell , UCONN
Malcolm Mackey , Georgia Tech
Evers Burns , Maryland
Rex Walters , Kansas

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Portsmouth Invitational Tournament (1953 - Present Day)

Year-by-year Portsmouth Invitational Tournament Teams:

2019
Chris Clemons , Campbell (MVP)
Jarrell Brantley , Charleston
Devontae Cacok , UNC Wilmington
Terence Davis , Ole Miss
DaQuan Jeffries , Tulsa
Jeremiah Martin , Memphis
James Palmer Jr. , Nebraska
Josh Perkins , Gonzaga
Nick Perkins , Buffalo
Josh Reaves , Penn State
Marial Shayok , Iowa State
Quinndary Weatherspoon, Mississippi State

2018
Jaylen Barford , Arkansas (MVP)
Devon Hall, Virginia
Justin Johnson , Western Kentucky
George King, Colorado
Jock Landale , Saint Mary's
Yante Maten , Georgia
Tyler Nelson , Fairfield
Kendrick Nunn , Oakland
Desi Rodriguez , Seton Hall
Andrew Rowsey , Marquette
Justin Tillman , VCU
Kyle Washington , Cincinnati

2017
Damyean Dotson, Houston (MVP)
Tyler Cavanaugh , George Washington
J.J. Frazier , Georgia
Matt Jones , Duke
Zach LeDay , Virginia Tech
Naz Long , Iowa State
Dallas Moore , North Florida
Emmanuel Omogbo , Colorado State
Justin Robinson , Monmouth
Sebastian Saiz , Ole Miss
Jake Wiley , Eastern Washington
Jacorey Williams , Middle Tennessee State

2016
A.J. English III , Iona (MVP)
Ryan Anderson , Arizona
Matt Costello , Michigan State
Isaiah Cousins , Oklahoma
Dorian Finney-Smith , Florida
Bryn Forbes , Michigan State
Melvin Johnson , VCU
Isaiah Miles , Saint Joseph's
Abdel Nader , Iowa State
Retin Obasohan , Alabama
Angel Rodriguez , Miami (FL.)
D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera , Georgetown

2015
Treveon Graham , VCU (MVP)
Darion Atkins , Virginia
J.J. Avila , Colorado State
D'Angelo Harrison , St. John's
Richaun Holmes , Bowling Green
Cady Lalanne , Massachusetts
David Laury , Iona
Chavaughn Lewis , Marist
D.J. Newbill , Penn State
Matt Stainbrook , Xavier
Jabril Trawick , Georgetown
Reigarvius Williams , Murray State

2014
Davante Gardner , Marquette (MVP)
Travis Bader , Oakland
Drew Crawford , Northwestern
Andre Dawkins , Duke
Shawn Jones , Middle Tennessee State
Javon McCrea , Buffalo
Jake Odum , Indiana State
Ronald Roberts , Saint Joseph's
Garrick Sherman , Notre Dame
Markel Starks , Georgetown
Shayne Whittington , Western Michigan
Jamil Wilson , Marquette

2013
Brandon Davies , Brigham Young (MVP)
Tyler Brown , Illinois State
Keith Clanton , UCF
Ian Clark , Belmont
Jack Cooley , Notre Dame
Robert Covington , Tennessee State
Edward Daniel , Murray State
Dwayne Davis , Southern Mississippi
Ramon Galloway , La Salle
Jamelle Hagins , Delaware
Carl Hall , Wichita State
Durand Scott , Miami (FL.)

2012
Kyle O'Quinn , Norfolk State (MVP)
Kim English , Missouri
Ashton Gibbs , Pittsburgh
Augustus Gilchrist , South Florida
JaMychal Green , Alabama
Wendell McKines , New Mexico State
Kevin Murphy , Tennessee Tech
Guna Ra , Missouri
Rakim Sanders , Fairfield
Henry Sims , Georgetown
Garrett Stutz , Wichita State
Jordan Theodore , Seton Hall

2011
Jimmy Butler , Marquette (MVP)
Matthew Bryan-Amaning , Washington
Bill Clark , Duquesne
Andrew Goudelock , Charleston
Dwight Hardy , St. John's
Rick Jackson , Syracuse
Vernon Macklin , Florida
Casey Mitchell , West Virginia
Malcolm Thomas , San Diego State
Alex Tyus , Florida

2010
Jerome Randle , California (MVP)
Rodney Green , LaSalle
Donald Sloan , Texas A&M
Raymar Morgan , Michigan State
Kevin Palmer , Texas A&M-Corpus; Christi
Osiris Eldridge , Illinois State
Mikhail Torrance , Alabama
Ryan Thompson , Rider
A.J. Slaughter , Western Kentucky
Reggie Holmes , Morgan State
DeShawn Sims , Michigan
Jordan Eglseder , Northern Iowa

2009
DeMarre Carroll , Missouri (MVP) 
A.J. Abrams , Texas
Alade Aminu , Georgia Tech
Jimmy Baron , Rhode Island
Jon Brockman , Washington
Paul Delaney III , UAB
Wes Matthews , Marquette
B.J. Raymond , Xavier
Alex Ruoff , WVU
Garret Siler , Augusta State
Jermaine Taylor , Central Florida
A.D. Vassallo , Virginia Tech
Gary Wilkinson , Utah State

2008
Jamar Butler , Ohio State (MVP)
Josh Duncan , Xavier
Pat Calathes , Saint Joseph's
Kyle Hines , UNC-Greensboro
Reggie Williams , VMI
Gary Forbes , UMASS
Deron Washington , Virginia Tech
Othello Hunter , Ohio State
Jiri Hubalek , Iowa State
Chris Lofton , Tennessee
Charron Fisher , Niagara
JaJuan Smith , Tennessee

2007
DaShaun Wood , Wright State (MVP)
Russell Carter , Notre Dame
Anhony Tolliver , Creighton
Ryvon Covile , Detroit
Jamaal Tatum , Southern Illinois
Dustin Salisbery , Temple
Cartier Martin , Kansas State
Caleb Green , Oral Roberts
Adam Haluska , lowa
Rashad Jones-Jennings , Arkansas-Little Rock
Carl Landry , Purdue
David Teague , Purdue

2006
Keydren Clark , St. Peter's (MVP)
Solomon Jones , South Florida
Jose Juan Barea , Northeastern
C.J. Watson , Tennessee
Steve Novak , Marquette
Greg Brunner , Towa
Eric Hicks , Cincinnati
Akin Akingbala , Clemson
Chris Hernandez , Stanford
Daniel Kickert , St. Mary's
Nick George , Virginia Commonwealth

2005
Chuck Hayes , Kentucky (MVP)
Jared Homan , Iowa State
Jason Maxiell , Cincinnati
Ivan McFarlin , Oklahoma State
Taylor Coppenrath , Vermont
Andre Owens , Houston
Quemont Greer , DePaul
David Lucas , Oregon State
David Logan , Indianapolis
Omar Thomas , UTEP

2004
Tony Bobbitt , Cincinnati (MVP)
Andre Brown , DePaul
Antonio Burks , Memphis
Erik Daniels , Kentucky
Desmon Farmer , USC
Michel Morandais , Colorado
Bryant Matthews , Virginia Tech
Ricky Minard , Morehead State
Dylan Page , Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Cory Violette , Gonzaga

2003
Jerome Beasley , North Dakota (MVP)
Jason Keep , San Diego
Will McDonald , South Florida
Tommy Smith , Arizona State
Trevor Harvey , Florida State
Travis Hansen , Brigham Young
Willie Green , Detroit
Jermaine Boyette , Weber State
Victor Williams , Oklahoma State
Tony Bland , San Diego State

2002
Aaron McGhee , Oklahoma (MVP)
Lubos Barton , Valparaiso
David Bluthenthal , USC
Andy Ellis , Texas Tech
Reggie Evans , lowa
Clarence Gilbert , Missouri
Adam Hall , Virginia
John Linehan , Providence
Preston Shumpert , Syracuse
Jobey Thomas , Charlotte

2001
Rashad Phillips , Detroit (MVP)
Anthony Evans , Georgia
Horace Jenkins , William Paterson
George Evans , George Mason
Mike Mardesich , Maryland
Nate James , Duke
Kyle Hill , Eastern Illinois
Sergio McClain , Illinois
Damon Thornton , N.C. State
Isiah Victor , Tennessee

2000
Mike Smith , Louisiana-Monroe (MVP)
Anthony Blakes , Wyoming
Doc Robinson , Auburn
Jameel Watkins , Georgetown
Jarrett Stephens , Penn State
Eddie Gill , Weber State
Justin Love , St. Louis
Reed Rawlings , Samford
Axel Dench , Gonzaga
Nate Johnson , Louisville

1999
Tyrone Grant , St. John's (MVP)
Eric Schraeder , St. Mary's
Devean George , Augsburg
J.R. Koch , lowa
Lenny Brown , Xavier
Kareem Reid , Arkansas
Jeff Foster , SW Texas State
Eddie Lucas , Virginia Tech
Ryan Robertson , Kansas
Melvin Levett , Cincinnati

1998
Torraye Braggs, Xavier (MVP)
Makhtar Ndiaye , North Carolina
Felipe Lopez , St. John's
Curtis Staples , Virginia
Greg Buckner , Clemson
Jerod Ward , Michigan
Andrew Betts , Long Beach State
Shammond Williams , North Carolina
Ruben Patterson , Cincinnati
Nick Davis , Arkansas

1997
Carlos Williams , UAB (MVP)
Merl Code , Clemson
John Thomas , Minnesota
Derek Grimm , Missouri
Eddie Elisma , Georgia Tech
Cedric Henderson , Memphis
Anthony Johnson , Charleston
Dedric Willoughby , lowa
Paul Grant , Wisconsin
Odell Hodge , ODU

1996
Bernard Hopkins , VCU (MVP)
Marcus Mann, Miss. Valley State
Jeff Nordgaard , Wisconsin-Green Bay
Moochie Norris , West Florida
Adrian Griffin , Seton Hall
Shawn Harvey , West Virginia State
Reggie Townsend , St. Joseph's
Mark Pope , Kentucky
Quinn Harwood , Davidson
Art Long , Cincinnati

1995
Erik Meek , Duke (MVP)
Lucious Jackson , Syracuse
Antoine Gillespie , UTEP
Eric Burks , Charleston Southern
Anthony Pelle , Fresno State
George Banks , UTEP
Jason Caffey , Alabama
Jarvis Lang , Charlotte
Mike Jones , ODU
Jimmy King , Michigan

1994
Askia Jones , Kansas State (MVP)
Jervaughn Scales , Southern
Melvin Simon , New Orleans
Harry Moore , St. Bonaventure
Gaylon Nickerson , NW Oklahoma
Gary Collier , Tulsa
Anthony Miller , Michigan State
Brian Reese , North Carolina
Dickey Simpkins , Providence
Greg Minor , Louisville

1993
Mark Bell , Western Kentucky (MVP)
William Davis , James Madison
Matt Nover , Indiana
Leonard White , Southern
Sherron Mills , VCU 
Dirk Surles , George Washington
Evers Burns , Maryland
John Best , Tennessee Tech
Harper Williams , Massachusetts
Stanley Jackson , UAB

1992
Marlon Maxey , UTEP (MVP)
Randy Woods , La Salle
John Pelphrey , Kentucky
Lewis Geter , Ohio
Benford Williams , Texas
Harold Ellis , Morehouse
Reggie Slater , Wyoming
Darren Morningstar , Pittsburgh
Elbert Rogers , UAB
James Moses , lowa

1991
John Turner , Phillips (MVP)
LeRon Ellis , Syracuse
Steve Hood , James Madison
Kenny Turner , Virginia
Marc Brown , Siena
Mike luzzolino , St. Francis
Melvin Cheatum , Alabama
Marty Dow , San Diego State
Gary Waites , Alabama
Dwayne Davis , Florida

1990
Dave Jamerson , Ohio University (MVP)
Tate George , Connecticut
Greg Foster , UTEP
Jud Buechler , Arizona
Irving Thomas , Florida State
Ron Draper , American
Keith Smith , California
Joe DeBartoli , San Francisco
Mark Tillmon , Georgetown
Robert Brickey , Duke

1989
Tim Hardaway, UTEP (MVP)
Gerald Greene , Seton Hall
Michael Ansley , Alabama
Pat Durham , Colorado State
Paul Graham , Ohio
Reggie Turner , UAB
Milt Newton , Kansas
Kenny Payne , Louisville
Ricky Blanton , LSU
Jens-Uwe Gordon , Santa Clara

1988
Dan Majerle , Central Michigan (MVP)
Everette Stephens , Purdue
Grant Long , Eastern Michigan
Todd Mitchell , Purdue
Morlon Wiley , Long Beach State
Jeff Moe , lowa
Randolph Keys , S. Mississippi
Phil Stinnie , Va. Commonwealth
Micheal Williams , Baylor
Anthony Mason , Tennessee State

1987
Jamie Waller , Virginia Union (MVP) 
Tyrone Bogues , Wake Forest
Derrick Dowell , USC
Nikita Wilson , LSU
Scottie Pippen , Central Arkansas
Rickie Winslow , Houston
Gay Elmore , VMI
Andrew Kennedy, Virginia
Winston Crite , Texas A&M
Kannard Johnson , Western Kentucky

1986
Dennis Rodman , SE Oklahoma St. (MVP)
Otis Smith , Jacksonville
Andre Turner , Memphis
David Henderson , Duke
Joe Ward, , Georgia
Ron Rowan , St. John's
Wendell Alexis , Syracuse
Richard Rellford, Michigan
Bob Beecher , Virginia Tech
Earl Kelley , Connecticut

1985
Sam Mitchell , Mercer (MVP)
Charles Oakley , Virginia Union
Carey Scurry , Long Island
Kelvin Johnson , Richmond
Terry Porter , Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Ralph Lewis, La Salle
Bobby Lee Hurt , Alabama
Brad Wright , UCLA
Joe Carrabino , Harvard
Calvin Duncan , VCU

1984
Curtis Green, Southern Mississippi (MVP)
Tim Dillon , Northern Illinois
Butch Graves , Yale
Willie Jackson , Centenary
Chipper Harris , Robert Morris
George Singleton , Furman
Jerome Kersey , Longwood
Gary Plummmer , Boston University
John Stockton , Gonzaga
Mark Halsel , Northeastern
Dicky Beal , Kentucky

1983
Kenny Lyons , North Texas State (MVP)
Chuck Barnett , Oklahoma
Frank Burnell , Stetson
Mike Davis , Alabama
Billy Goodwin , St. John's
Michael Holton , UCLA
Dirk Minniefield , Kentucky
Claude Riley , Texas A&M
Craig Robinson , UAB
Mark West , ODU

1982
Mike Hackett , Jacksonville (MVP)
Charles Pittman , Maryland
Mike Helms , Wake Forest
Ken Stancell , VCU
Michael Wilson , Marquette
Dino Gregory , Long Beach State
Andre Gaddy , George Mason
Skip Dillard, DePaul
Eric Smith , Georgetown
Oliver Robinson , UAB
Craig Tucker , Illinois

1981
Larry Nance , Clemson (MVP)
Vernon Smith , Texas A&M
Tracy Jackson , Notre Dame
Tom Sienkiewicz, Villanova
Larry Spriggs , Howard
David Burns , St. Louis
Andra Griffin, Washington
Sam Clancy, Pittsburgh
B.B. Davis , Lamar
Mike Pepper , North Carolina

1980
Monti Davis , Tennessee State (MVP)
Cedrick Hordges , South Carolina
Clyde Austin , North Carolina State
Reggie Gaines , Winston-Salem St.
Jim Abromaitis , Connecticut
Lavon Mercer , George
Wayne Robinson , Virginia Tech
Carl Nicks , Indiana State
Rick Mahorn , Hampton
Jonathan Moore , Furman
Keith Valentinie, Virginia Union

1979
Tico Brown , Georgia Tech (MVP)
Larry Knight , Loyola (IL)
Ernie Cobb , Boston College
James Bradley , Memphis State
Mark Young , Fairfield
Andrew Parker , Iowa State
Kim Goetz , San Diego State
Victor King , Louisiana Tech
Terry Duerod , Detroit
Edgar Jones , Nevada-Reno

1978
Larry Boston , Maryland (MVP)
Glenn Hagan , St. Bonaventure
Greg Sanders , St. Bonaventure
Marc lavaroni , Virginia
Otis Howard , Austin Peay
John Rudd , McNeese State
Ron Bell , Virginia Tech
Denny Fields, Charlotte
Hollis Copeland , Rutgers
Chris Peter , Holy Cross

1977
Wilson Washington , ODU (MVP)
Tony Hansen , Cincinnati
Greg Yoder , Cincinnati
Bill Paterno , Notre Dame
Eddie Jordan , Rutgers
Jeff Cummings , Tulane
Curvan Lewis , Virginia Union
Terry Douglas , ODU
Matt Hicks , Northern Illinois

1976
Major Jones , Albany State (GA) (MVP)
Harry Davis , Morris Brown
John Lucas , Maryland
Bob Carrington , Boston College
Mo Howard , Maryland

1975
Lindsay Hairston , Michigan State (MVP)
George Jackson , Dayton
Oliver Purnell, ODU
Cornelius Cash , Bowling Green
Fletcher Johnson , Randolph-Macon

1974
Steve Platt , Huntington (MVP)
Jesse Dark , VCU
Len "Truck" Robinson , Tennessee State
Bobby Stevens , Virginia Tech
Lerman Battle , Fairmont

1973
Gene Doyle , Holy Cross (MVP)
Tony Prince , St. John's
Caldwell Jones , Albany State
Aron Stewart , Richmond
Joe Cafferky , North Carolina State

1972
Russell Lee , Marshall (MVP)
Kevin Porter , St. Francis (PA)
Rudolph Peele , Norfolk State
Ed Czernota , Sacred Heart
Wil Robinson , West Virginia

1971
Walt Szczerbiak, George Washington (MVP)
Jim O'Brien , Boston College
Willie Allen , Miami (FL.)
Ron Rippetoe , David Limpscomb
Ken Davis, Georgetown

1970
Dave Cowens , Florida State (MVP)
Vann Williford , North Carolina State
Bobby Cremins , South Carolina
Bob Lienhard, Georgia
Jimmy Wilson , Cheyney State
Gordon Stiles , American

1969
Gene Littles , High Point (MVP)
Dwight Durante , Catawba
Elnardo Webster , St. Peter's
Charles Bonaparte , Norfolk State
Larry Cannon , La Salle

1968
Wayne Chapman , Western Kentucky (MVP)
Tom Boerwinkle , Tennessee
Gary Kochersberger , Fort Eustis
Garfield Smith , Eastern Kentucky
Tom Jasper , William & Mary

1967
Earl Monroe , Winston-Salem St. (MVP)
Jimmy Walker , Providence
Isiah King , Hiram Scott
Ron Perry , Virginia Tech
Rick Dean , Syracuse

1966
Mike Barrett , West Virginia Tech (MVP)
Dick St. Clair , ODU
Ron Krick , Cincinnati
Gary Ward , Maryland
Ed Bodkin , Eastern Kentucky

1965
Rick Barry , Miami (Fl.) (MVP)
Jim Fox, South Carolina
Dick St. Clair , ODU
Doug Moe , Mikro (Southern Textile)
Jesse Brandson, Elon

1964
Doug Moe , Mikro (Southern Textile) (MVP)
Bill Otte , East Carolina
Ronnie Collins , South Carolina
Art Whisnant , Wilkes-Barre (EBA)

1963
Doug Moe , Pharr (Southern Textile) (MVP)
Larry Brown, North Carolina
Dick O'Neal , Morris Harvey
Bill Jarman , Davidson
Art Whisnant , South Carolina

1962
Russ Marvel , North Carolina State (MVP)
Art Whisnant , South Carolina
Ken Rohloff , North Carolina State
Gary Daniels , Citadel
Bud Olsen, Louisville

1961
Chris Smith , Virginia Tech (MVP)
Lewis Mills , Virginia Tech
Bob Ayersman , Virginia Tech
Brian Sheehan , Georgetown
Charles McNeil , Maryland

1960
Ike Riddick , East Carolina (MVP)
Gary Clark , Fort Lee
Alex Roberts , Fort Lee
Lee Shaffer , North Carolina
Al Bunge , Maryland

1959
Roy Lange , William & Mary (MVP)
Jeff Cohen , William & Mary
Ben Vaughan , William & Mary
Len Chappell, Wake Forest

1958
Jeff Cohen , William & Mary (MVP)
Leo Anthony , ODU
Jessel Curry , East Carolina
Phil Robbins , Bynum Sales Company

1957
Bill Gray , N/A (MVP)
Phil Robbins , Portsmouth All-Stars
Don Smith , East Carolina
Harry Knickerbocker , Norfolk-W&M (ODU)
G.W. Jones , N/A

1956
Phil Robbins , Bynum Motors (MVP)
Lefty Driesell , Chesapeake A.C.
Buzz Wilkinson , No Team
Bob McCarty , Virginia
Dick Savage , William & Mary

1955
Johnny Mahoney , William & Mary (MVP)
Joe Belmont , Duke
Lefty Driesell , Chesapeake A.C.
Ward Filley , Langley AFB
Bitsy Lewis , Central Motor Club

1954
Loran Smith , Langley AFB (MVP)
Rest of team list unavailable

1953
Ward Filley , Dowdy Plumbers (MVP)
Dick Savage , William & Mary
Bill Reigle , US Armed Forces-Marines
Mahlon Parker , N/A

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Published: 22 January 2020

Created: 22 January 2020

Last Updated: 18 February 2021

Pete Newell Bigman Camp (1976 - 2011)

From 1976 till it’s final camp in 2011 Pete Newell’s Big Man Camp was for a time the best instructional camp for post players. Yet the word “best” doesn’t really encapsulate the true weight of what the Big Man Camp meant for basketball. The professional alumni list is a literally a who’s who of some of the best players in NBA history. Anyone doubting the acclaim of his camp look no further than Newell’s hall of fame resume page which cites his Big Man Camp.

Often the Big Man Camp was a stamp of assurance. Often college players in newspapers and in NBA scouting notes would contain the phrase “Attended Pete Newell Big Man Camp”. It wasn’t strange for NBA draftees to leave right after the handshake with the NBA’s commissioner or co-commissioner and book a flight to Hawaii and later Las Vegas. For some those destinations might seem ideal for tourism. But for those emerging players the hunt was for basketball knowledge. What was so amazing is that Pete Newell gave this immense knowledge for free.

For over 32 years Pete Newell and a host of coaches provided young players with not just an understanding of core fundamentals and concepts. But an mental approach to taking the core fundamentals, footwork and using them as building blocks to more complex moves.

Sadly on November 17, 2008 Pete Newell passed away at 93 years old. What’s amazing about Peter Newell is the Big Man Camp despite it’s immense prestige was but a blip on a resume littered with accomplishments and honors. From a multi college championship winning coach, NBA General Manager and scout to an gold medal winning Olympic Coach. Pete Newell lived a basketball life that could fill 4 lifetimes. Bobby Knight might have said it best “I think Pete probably understands the game better than anybody ever.”

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Published: 20 January 2020

Created: 20 January 2020

Last Updated: 18 February 2021