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Forty-nine international players who had previously declared as early entry candidates for the NBA Draft 2021 presented by State Farm® have withdrawn their names from consideration. In addition to the 88 players from colleges and other educational institutions who had previously withdrawn their names from consideration, two additional players from colleges and other educational institutions who had previously declared have also withdrawn. There are eight international prospects and 209 players from colleges and other educational institutions that remain early entry candidates.
NBA Draft 2021 presented by State Farm will be held on Thursday, July 29 at 8 p.m. ET. ESPN platforms will exclusively televise the NBA Draft for the 19th consecutive year and for the first time it will air on both ABC and ESPN.
The following international players have withdrawn their names from consideration for the NBA Draft 2021 presented by State Farm:
Player Team/Country of Team Height Status
Mert Akay Dynamic (Serbia) 6-6 2000 DOB
Carlos Alocen Real Madrid (Spain) 6-5 2000 DOB
Ibou Badji Barcelona (Spain) 7-2 2002 DOB
Aleksander Balcerowski Gran Canaria (Spain) 7-1 2000 DOB
Kenny Baptiste Le Mans (France) 6-7 2000 DOB
Hugo Besson Saint Quentin (France) 6-3 2001 DOB
Tarik Biberovic Fenerbahce (Turkey) 6-7 2001 DOB
Danko Brankovic Cibona (Croatia) 7-1 2000 DOB
Gora Camara Casale (Italy) 7-0 2001 DOB
Malcolm Cazalon Mega (Serbia) 6-6 2001 DOB
Vinicius Da Silva Prat (Spain) 7-0 2001 DOB
Tom Digbeu Prienai (Lithuania) 6-5 2001 DOB
Ousmane Diop Torino (Italy) 6-9 2000 DOB
Mouhamet Diouf Reggio Emilia (Italy) 6-9 2001 DOB
Matthieu Gauzin Chalons-Reims (France) 6-4 2001 DOB
Gregor Glas Dynamic (Serbia) 6-6 2001 DOB
Haowen Guo Shanghai (China) 6-7 2000 DOB
Justus Hollatz Hamburg (Germany) 6-3 2001 DOB
Ariel Hukporti Nevezis (Lithuania) 7-0 2002 DOB
Dalibor Ilic Igokea (Bosnia) 6-8 2000 DOB
Kenan Kamenjas Spars Sarajevo (Bosnia) 6-10 2000 DOB
Jovan Kljajic Bilbao (Spain) 6-6 2001 DOB
Yoan Makoundou Cholet (France) 6-9 2000 DOB
Zsombor Maronka Joventut (Spain) 6-10 2002 DOB
Karlo Matkovic Mega (Serbia) 6-10 2001 DOB
Nikita Mikhailovskii Avtodor (Russia) 6-7 2000 DOB
Aristide Mouaha Latina (Italy) 6-4 2000 DOB
Mario Nakic Oostende (Belgium) 6-7 2001 DOB
Vladislav Odinokov Khimki (Russia) 6-8 2000 DOB
Joel Parra Joventut (Spain) 6-8 2000 DOB
Tomas Pavelka Castello (Spain) 7-2 2000 DOB
Marko Pecarski FMP (Serbia) 6-10 2000 DOB
Ivan Perasovic Split (Croatia) 6-7 2002 DOB
Franger Pirela La Matanza (Spain) 6-2 2002 DOB
Nemanja Popovic FMP (Serbia) 6-8 2001 DOB
Jaime Pradilla Valencia (Spain) 6-9 2001 DOB
Roko Prkacin Cibona (Croatia) 6-9 2002 DOB
Gabriele Procida Cantu (Italy) 6-6 2002 DOB
Sitraka Raharimanantoanina Chalon (France) 6-10 2001 DOB
Hugo Robineau Cholet (France) 6-4 2000 DOB
Nikolaos Rogkavopoulos AEK (Greece) 6-8 2001 DOB
Ziga Samar Fuenlabrada (Spain) 6-6 2001 DOB
Gui Santos Minas (Brazil) 6-6 2002 DOB
Pavel Savkov Baskonia (Spain) 6-7 2002 DOB
Alexander Shashkov CSKA (Russia) 6-11 2000 DOB
Boris Tisma Sevilla (Spain) 6-9 2002 DOB
Bojan Tomasevic Dynamic (Serbia) 6-7 2001 DOB
Uros Trifunovic Partizan (Serbia) 6-7 2000 DOB
Luc van Slooten Braunschweig (Germany) 6-9 2002 DOB
The following additional players from colleges and other educational institutions have withdrawn their names from consideration for the NBA Draft 2021 presented by State Farm:
Player School Height Status
Makur Maker Howard 6-11 Freshman
Barra Njie St. Benedict’s Prep/Fryshuset 6-3 Post-Graduate
The following players from colleges and other educational institutions remain early entry candidates for the NBA Draft 2021 presented by State Farm:
Player School Height Status
Santi Aldama Loyola (MD) 6-11 Sophomore
Derrick Alston Jr. Boise State 6-9 Senior
Jose Alvarado Georgia Tech 6-0 Senior
Jonah Antonio Wake Forest 6-5 Senior
Joel Ayayi Gonzaga 6-5 Junior
Jonathan Baehre Clemson 6-10 Senior
Mitch Ballock Creighton 6-5 Senior
Dalano Banton Nebraska 6-9 Sophomore
Scottie Barnes Florida State 6-9 Freshman
Charles Bassey Western Kentucky 6-11 Junior
Troy Baxter Jr. Morgan State 6-9 Senior
Giorgi Bezhanishvili Illinois 6-9 Junior
Chudier Bile Georgetown 6-7 Senior
Jahvon Blair Georgetown 6-4 Senior
Isaac Bonton Washington State 6-3 Senior
Brandon Boston Jr. Kentucky 6-7 Freshman
James Bouknight Connecticut 6-5 Sophomore
Pedro Bradshaw Bellarmine 6-7 Junior
Chaundee Brown Michigan 6-5 Senior
Greg Brown III Texas 6-9 Freshman
Marcus Burk IUPUI 6-3 Senior
Jordan Burns Colgate 6-0 Senior
Jared Butler Baylor 6-3 Junior
Manny Camper Siena 6-7 Senior
Nahziah Carter Washington 6-6 Senior
D.J. Carton Marquette 6-2 Sophomore
Justin Champagnie Pittsburgh 6-6 Sophomore
Arinze Chidom UC-Riverside 6-9 Senior
Josh Christopher Arizona State 6-5 Freshman
Matt Coleman III Texas 6-2 Senior
Sharife Cooper Auburn 6-1 Freshman
Trevion Crews Bethel (IN) 6-0 Senior
TJ Crockett Lindenwood (MO) 6-1 Senior
Jalen Crutcher Dayton 6-1 Senior
Derek Culver West Virginia 6-10 Junior
Sam Cunliffe Evansville 6-6 Junior
Cade Cunningham Oklahoma State 6-8 Freshman
Ryan Daly St. Joseph’s 6-5 Senior
Zaccheus Darko-Kelly Univ. of Providence (MT) 6-6 Senior
Oscar da Silva Stanford 6-9 Senior
Cartier Diarra Virginia Tech 6-4 Senior
Marek Dolezaj Syracuse 6-10 Senior
Ayo Dosunmu Illinois 6-5 Junior
Chris Duarte Oregon 6-6 Senior
Ian DuBose Wake Forest 6-4 Senior
David Duke Jr. Providence 6-5 Junior
Juwan Durham Notre Dame 6-11 Senior
Tahj Eaddy USC 6-2 Senior
Nojel Eastern Howard 6-7 Junior
Kessler Edwards Pepperdine 6-8 Junior
Lydell Elmore High Point 6-9 Senior
Romeao Ferguson Lipscomb 6-5 Senior
LJ Figueroa Oregon 6-6 Senior
Aleem Ford Wisconsin 6-8 Senior
Blake Francis Richmond 6-0 Senior
Hasahn French Saint Louis 6-7 Senior
D.J. Funderburk N.C. State 6-10 Senior
Ty Gadsden UNCW 6-1 Senior
Gorjok Gak California Baptist 6-11 Senior
Marcus Garrett Kansas 6-5 Senior
Luka Garza Iowa 6-11 Senior
Samson George Central Arkansas 6-7 Senior
Asante Gist Iona 5-11 Senior
Terrell Gomez San Diego State 5-8 Senior
Jordan Goodwin Saint Louis 6-3 Senior
Justin Gorham Houston 6-7 Senior
Elyjah Goss IUPUI 6-7 Senior
Jayvon Graves Buffalo 6-3 Senior
RaiQuan Gray Florida State 6-8 Junior
Quade Green Washington 6-0 Senior
Alan Griffin Syracuse 6-5 Junior
Quentin Grimes Houston 6-5 Junior
Dou Gueye Louisiana 6-9 Senior
Matt Haarms BYU 7-3 Senior
Javion Hamlet North Texas 6-4 Senior
Deion Hammond Monmouth 6-4 Senior
Amauri Hardy Oregon 6-2 Senior
Romio Harvey Harding University (AR) 6-4 Senior
Sam Hauser Virginia 6-8 Senior
Aaron Henry Michigan State 6-6 Junior
Kashaun Hicks Norfolk State 6-6 Senior
Taveion Hollingsworth Western Kentucky 6-2 Senior
Jay Huff Virginia 7-1 Senior
Anthony Hughes Jr. Millsaps College (MS) 6-2 Senior
Feron Hunt SMU 6-8 Junior
Matthew Hurt Duke 6-9 Sophomore
Nah’Shon Hyland VCU 6-3 Sophomore
Isaiah Jackson Kentucky 6-10 Freshman
Jhivvan Jackson UTSA 6-0 Senior
Loren Cristian Jackson Akron 5-8 Senior
Casdon Jardine Hawaii 6-7 Senior
DeJon Jarreau Houston 6-5 Senior
Tristan Jarrett Jackson State 6-4 Senior
Justin Jaworski Lafayette 6-3 Senior
Damien Jefferson Creighton 6-5 Senior
Bryson Johnson Univ. of The Ozarks (AR) 5-11 Senior
David Johnson Louisville 6-5 Sophomore
Jalen Johnson Duke 6-9 Freshman
Keon Johnson Tennessee 6-5 Freshman
Carlik Jones Louisville 6-1 Senior
Herbert Jones Alabama 6-8 Senior
Kai Jones Texas 6-11 Sophomore
Corey Kispert Gonzaga 6-7 Senior
Balsa Koprivica Florida State 7-1 Sophomore
Cameron Krutwig Loyola (IL) 6-9 Senior
AJ Lawson South Carolina 6-6 Junior
Matt Lewis James Madison 6-5 Senior
Scottie Lewis Florida 6-5 Sophomore
Spencer Littleson Toledo 6-4 Senior
Isaiah Livers Michigan 6-7 Senior
Denzel Mahoney Creighton 6-5 Senior
Makuach Maluach New Mexico 6-5 Senior
Sandro Mamukelashvili Seton Hall 6-11 Senior
Kyle Mangas Indiana Wesleyan 6-4 Senior
Sterling Manley North Carolina 6-11 Junior
Tre Mann Florida 6-4 Sophomore
Miles McBride West Virginia 6-2 Sophomore
Mac McClung Texas Tech 6-2 Junior
JaQuori McLaughlin UCSB 6-4 Senior
Jadyn Michael Colorado Christian 6-4 Senior
Asbjorn Midtgaard Grand Canyon 7-0 Senior
Isaiah Miller UNCG 6-0 Senior
Damek Mitchell Lewis-Clark State College (ID) 5-9 Senior
Davion Mitchell Baylor 6-2 Junior
Matt Mitchell San Diego State 6-6 Senior
Steffon Mitchell Boston College 6-8 Senior
Evan Mobley USC 7-0 Freshman
Ruot Monyyong Little Rock 6-10 Senior
Moses Moody Arkansas 6-6 Freshman
Clay Mounce Furman 6-7 Senior
Matthew Moyer George Washington 6-9 Senior
Trey Murphy III Virginia 6-9 Junior
RJ Nembhard TCU 6-5 Junior
Obadiah Noel UMass-Lowell 6-4 Senior
Joel Ntambwe Texas Tech 6-8 Sophomore
Kobi Nwandu Niagara 6-6 Senior
Eugene Omoruyi Oregon 6-6 Senior
EJ Onu Shawnee State (OH) 6-11 Senior
Chris Parker Liberty 6-1 Senior
Jock Perry UC-Riverside 7-1 Senior
John Petty Jr. Alabama 6-5 Senior
Jamorko Pickett Georgetown 6-9 Senior
Danny Pippen Kent State 6-9 Senior
Yves Pons Tennessee 6-6 Senior
Micah Potter Wisconsin 6-10 Senior
Jason Preston Ohio 6-4 Junior
Joshua Primo Alabama 6-6 Freshman
Neemias Queta Utah State 7-0 Junior
Brandon Rachal Tulsa 6-6 Senior
Austin Reaves Oklahoma 6-5 Senior
Alex Reese Alabama 6-9 Senior
Nate Reuvers Wisconsin 6-11 Senior
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl Villanova 6-9 Sophomore
Elvin Rodriguez Science & Arts of Oklahoma 6-2 Senior
Colbey Ross Pepperdine 6-1 Senior
Damion Rosser New Orleans 6-4 Junior
Olivier Sarr Kentucky 7-0 Senior
Jordan Schakel San Diego State 6-6 Senior
Day’Ron Sharpe North Carolina 6-11 Freshman
Taz Sherman West Virginia 6-4 Senior
Devontae Shuler Ole Miss 6-2 Senior
Aamir Simms Clemson 6-8 Senior
Jericho Sims Texas 6-10 Senior
Javonte Smart LSU 6-4 Junior
Chris Smith UCLA 6-8 Senior
Dru Smith Missouri 6-3 Senior
Justin Smith Arkansas 6-7 Senior
Mike Smith Michigan 5-11 Senior
Jaden Springer Tennessee 6-4 Freshman
TJ Starks Cal State Northridge 6-2 Junior
DJ Steward Duke 6-2 Freshman
D.J. Stewart Jr. Mississippi State 6-6 Sophomore
Jalen Suggs Gonzaga 6-4 Freshman
Anthony Tarke Coppin State 6-6 Senior
Jalen Tate Arkansas 6-6 Senior
Terry Taylor Austin Peay 6-5 Senior
MaCio Teague Baylor 6-3 Senior
Christian Terrell Sacramento State 6-5 Senior
Cameron Thomas LSU 6-4 Freshman
Koby Thomas Coppin State 6-6 Senior
Ethan Thompson Oregon State 6-5 Senior
JT Thor Auburn 6-10 Freshman
Jeremiah Tilmon Missouri 6-10 Senior
D’Mitrik Trice Wisconsin 6-0 Senior
Jordy Tshimanga Dayton 6-11 Senior
Justin Turner Bowling Green 6-4 Senior
Chandler Vaudrin Winthrop 6-7 Senior
Eric Vila UTEP 6-11 Senior
Mark Vital Baylor 6-5 Senior
Franz Wagner Michigan 6-9 Sophomore
Kyree Walker Hillcrest Prep Academy (AZ) 6-6 Post-Graduate
M.J. Walker Florida State 6-5 Senior
Keaton Wallace UTSA 6-3 Senior
Josh Washburn Carthage (WI) 5-11 Senior
Duane Washington Jr. Ohio State 6-3 Junior
Isaiah Washington Long Beach State 6-1 Senior
Trendon Watford LSU 6-9 Sophomore
Ibi Watson Dayton 6-5 Senior
Romeo Weems DePaul 6-7 Sophomore
Romello White Mississippi 6-8 Senior
Devin Whitfield Lincoln Memorial Univ. (TN) 6-5 Senior
Joe Wieskamp Iowa 6-6 Junior
Aaron Wiggins Maryland 6-6 Junior
Brandon Williams Arizona
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