Saturday, June 3 2023

The 2023 NBA Draft Combine is scheduled for Monday, May 15 through Sunday, May 21. This event will be held at Wintrust Arena in Chicago, Illinois. The multi-day showcase occurs annually before the NBA draft in June.

At the combine, college basketball players are interviewed and compete in 5-on-5 drills, strength programs, shooting drills, and other athletic tests. Seventy-eight prospects are expected to attend. The 2023 NBA Draft is Thursday, June 22.

2023 NBA Draft Combine Date & Schedule

  • Date: Monday, May 15 | Time: 3-5 p.m. ET
    Streaming: NBA App (Strength/agility and shooting drills)
  • Date: Wednesday, May 17 | Time: 2-6 p.m. ET
    TV Channel: ESPN2 | Streaming: YouTube TV
  • Date: Thursday, May 18 | Time: 4-8 p.m. ET
    TV Channel: ESPN2 | Streaming: YouTube TV

2023 NBA Draft Combine Participants

Victor Wembanyama is the projected No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming 2023 NBA Draft. However, the French professional basketball star is not among this year’s NBA Draft Combine attendees. The top contenders for the No. 2 selection, Scoot Henderson and Brandon Miller, will likely be among the 78 in attendance.

NBA Draft Combine Prospect

College

Position

Height

Adem Bona

UCLA

F

6’10”

Amari Bailey

UCLA

G

6’5″

Anthony Black

Arkansas

G

6’7″

Trey Alexander

Creighton

G

6’4″

Kobe Brown

Missouri

F

6’7″

Jaylen Clark

UCLA

G

6’5″

Emoni Bates

Eastern Michigan

F

6’9″

Kobe Bufkin

Michigan

G

6’4″

Sidy Cissoko

G League Ignite

F/G

6’8″

Noah Clowney

Alabama

F

6’10”

Toumani Camara

Dayton

F

6’8″

Reece Beekman

Virginia

G 6’3″

Nikola Djurisic

Mega (Serbia)

F/G 6’8″

Gradey Dick

Kansas

G 6’8″

Zach Edey

Purdue

C 7’4″

Adam Flagler

Baylor

G 6’3″

Keyonte George

Baylor

G 6’4″

Ricky Council IV

Arkansas

G 6’6″

Coleman Hawkins

Illinois

F 6’10”

Jordan Hawkins

Connecticut

G 6’5″

Mouhamed Gueye

Baylor

F 6’11”

Taylor Hendricks

UCF

F 6’9″

Jalen Hood-Schifino

Indiana

G 6’6″

Jett Howard

Michigan

G 6’8″

GG Jackson II

South Carolina

F/C 6’9″

Andre Jackson Jr.

Connecticut

G 6’6″

Trayce Jackson-Davis

Indiana

F 6’9″
Jaime Jaquez Jr. UCLA G 6’6″
Colby Jones Xavier G 6’5″
Keyontae Johnson Kansas State F 6’5″
Arthur Kaluma Creighton F 6’7″
Mojave King G League Ignite G 6’5″
Ryan Kalkbrenner Creighton C 7′
Maxwell Lewis Pepperdine F 6’7″
Bobi Klintman Wake Forest F 6’10”
Dereck Lively II Duke C 7’1″
Seth Lundy Penn State F 6’6″
Chris Livingston Kentucky F 6’6″
Mike Miles Jr. TCU G 6’1″
Kevin McCullar Kansas G 6’6″
Jordan Miller Miami G 6’6″
Brandon Miller Alabama F 6’9″
Leonard Miller G League Ignite F 6’10”
Dillon Mitchell Texas F 6’8″
Judah Mintz Syracuse G 6’3″
Kris Murray Iowa F 6’8″
Omari Moore San Jose State G 6’6″
James Nnaji Barcelona (Spain) C 6’11”
Grant Nelson North Dakota State F 6’10”
Jalen Pickett Penn State G 6’4″
Julian Phillips Tennessee F 6’8″
Olivier-Maxence Prosper Marquette G 6’8″

Brandin Podziemski

Santa Clara

G 6’5″

Adama Sanogo

Connecticut

F 6’9″

Rayan Rupert

New Zealand Breakers (Oceania)

G 6’6″

Brice Sensabaugh

Ohio State

F 6’6″

Marcus Sasser

Houston

G 6’1″
Terrence Shannon Jr. Illinois G 6’6″
DaRon Holmes II Dayton F 6’10”
Jalen Slawson Furman F 6’7″
Ben Sheppard Belmont G 6’6″
Terquavion Smith North Carolina State G 6’4″
Nick Smith Jr. Arkansas G 6’5″
Amen Thompson Overtime Elite G 6’7″
Julian Strawther Gonzaga G 6’7″
Ausar Thompson Overtime Elite G/F 6’7″
Oscar Tshiebwe Kentucky F 6’9″
Drew Timme Gonzaga F 6’10”
Azuolas Tubelis Arizona F 6’11”
Scoot Henderson G League Ignite G 6’2″
Tristan Vukcevic Partizan (Serbia) F/C 6’10”
Cason Wallace Kentucky G 6’4″
Jarace Walker Houston F 6’8″
Jordan Walsh Arkansas F 6’7″
Cam Whitmore Villanova F 6’7″
Dariq Whitehead Duke F 6’7″
Jalen Wilson Kansas F 6’8″
Isaiah Wong Miami (FL) G 6’3″

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