Best performed former University of California Santa Barbara players in pro basketball in last week games(10/16/2026)

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Every week we bring you a list of the top former Gauchos players who continue their career in pro basketball.



   #1. Mali Amadou Sow, a 27-year-old center standing at 6'9'' who graduated from UCSB in 2022 and was a finalist for the Lou Henson National Player of the Year Award that same year, is currently showcasing his skills playing professionally in Turkey. In a recent game for Esenler Erokspor Istanbul, he was a major contributor in their impressive 94-62 victory against Rilski in the FIBA Europe Cup last Wednesday. During the game, Sow demonstrated his versatility on the court by scoring 17 points, securing 4 rebounds, distributing 4 assists, and blocking 2 shots, all within just 23 minutes of play. These contributions played a crucial role in his team's dominant win over Rilski. Esenler Erokspor Istanbul currently holds a 2-0 record in the league, placing them third overall. However, as it is still early in the season, the team's position may change as the competition progresses. This season marks Sow's first year with Esenler Erokspor Istanbul, and he has already made a significant impact with his impressive statistics, averaging 13.5 points, 4.5 rebounds, 2.5 assists, and 1.5 blocks per game in the two matches he has played so far. Sow's stellar performance against Rilski not only secured a crucial victory for his team but also further solidified his reputation as a true champion on the court.

   #2. Devearl Ramsey, a 29-year-old guard standing at 5'11'' and an alumnus of Gauchos from 2021 where he helped them clinch the Big West Regular Season Champion title, currently plays professionally in Bulgaria. In his debut game for Lokomotiv Plovdiv in the Bulgarian National Basketball League, Ramsey exhibited an outstanding performance, leading his team to a resounding 92-73 victory over Spartak Pleven, one of the league's weaker teams. Ramsey showcased his versatility on the court by achieving a double-double with 19 points scored, 9 rebounds grabbed, and 10 assists made in just 29 minutes of play. Despite narrowly missing out on a triple-double, his impact was undeniable as he played a pivotal role in securing the win for Lokomotiv Plovdiv. Notably, this remarkable performance highlighted Ramsey's skills and determination as a true champion in the game of basketball. Currently, Lokomotiv Plovdiv stands fifth in the league standings, and with Ramsey's exceptional abilities and leadership, the team is well-positioned to continue their success throughout the season.

   #3. Miles Norris, a 6'7'' forward who graduated from UCSB in 2023, played a key role in helping his team achieve Big West Regular Season Co-Champion status that year. Currently playing professionally in Germany, Norris recently contributed to FC Bayern Muenchen Basketball's victory over the 15th-ranked Chemnitz with a score of 87-83 in the German easyCredit BBL. In that game, he showcased his skills by scoring 10 points, grabbing 8 rebounds, and providing 2 assists in just 21 minutes of play. FC Bayern Muenchen Basketball currently leads the league with a perfect 4-0 record in the Regular Season, and Norris has been instrumental in their success. His consistent performance on the court has been evident, as he maintains an average of 9.0 points, 4.7 rebounds, and 1.7 steals per game in three games played this year. His stellar contributions continue to demonstrate his value as a champion and a vital player for his team.

   #4. Max Heidegger, a 29-year-old guard standing at 6'3" and an alumnus of Gauchos from 2020, currently plays professionally in Israel. Known for receiving the All-Big West First Team award in 2020, Heidegger showcased his talent in a recent match where Hapoel Shlomo Tel-Aviv triumphed over the ninth-ranked Hapoel Beer Sheva with a score of 95-82 in the Israeli Winner League last Sunday. In his debut game for Hapoel Shlomo Tel-Aviv this season, Heidegger made a significant impact by contributing 10 points in just 14 minutes of play. His team currently holds the third position in the league standings. During the match against Hapoel Beer Sheva, he not only scored 10 points but also provided 1 assist, playing a crucial role in his team's success. His exceptional performance on the court guided his team to victory, ultimately leading them to be crowned as the champion of the game. It is noteworthy that Heidegger possesses both American and Israeli citizenship, allowing him to play in Israel as a domestic player.

   #5. Zach Harvey, a 25-year-old guard standing at 6'5'' who graduated from UCSB in 2023, made a significant impact in Italy's Serie A2 league. Having previously helped UCSB to clinch the Big West Regular Season Co-Champion title, Harvey now plays professionally for Torino in Italy. In a recent game against Cividale, a closely-ranked opponent, Harvey shone brightly and led his team to a 76-59 victory. He was named the MVP of the game after contributing 19 points, 7 rebounds, and 2 assists in just 30 minutes of play, showcasing his skills as a true champion on the court. Despite Torino's current ninth-place standing in the league, Harvey's stellar performance has been pivotal in their success. With an average of 18.3 points, 4.7 rebounds, and 1.3 assists per game over the course of three games, Harvey has had an outstanding season individually. His consistent high stats and exceptional gameplay continue to demonstrate why he is a formidable finalist in the world of professional basketball.

   #6. Calvin Wishart, a 6'2'' guard and 27-year-old Gauchos alumni from the class of 2023, played a key role in helping his team to become Big West Regular Season Co-Champion that year. Currently playing professionally in Germany for FIT/One Wuerzburg Baskets, Wishart unfortunately couldn't prevent his team from suffering a heavy defeat in their last game against the #8 ranked Seawolves, where they lost 101-62 on the road. Despite the tough loss, Wishart stood out as the top scorer for Wuerzburg, contributing 12 points and 5 assists in just 18 minutes of play. In a previous game against Rostock, he also showcased his skills by scoring 12 points, grabbing 1 rebound, and dishing out 5 assists, although his team ended up on the losing side. Throughout the current season, Wishart has been averaging 10.0 points per game, along with 4.0 assists and 1.8 steals per game over the course of four games. His contributions on the court demonstrate his talent and dedication as he continues to make an impact for his team in Germany.

   #7. Josh Pierre-Louis, a 6'4'' guard who graduated from UCSB in 2024 and currently plays professionally in Hungary, gave a strong performance in Szolnok's recent game against Dinamo. Despite his efforts, Szolnok, with a 0-2 record, suffered a defeat of 93-76 in Bucuresti to the higher-ranked (#3) Dinamo. In the game, Pierre-Louis showcased his skills by scoring 14 points, grabbing 4 rebounds, distributing 5 assists, and blocking 2 shots in 27 minutes of play. He was the second-best scorer for Szolnok in this match. Throughout the season, Pierre-Louis has maintained solid statistics, averaging 15.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, 2.5 assists, and 2.0 steals per game over the course of two games. Despite his individual achievements, he and his team are still striving for their first win of the season.

   #8. Belgian champion Stephan Swenson, a 6'2'' guard and 24-year-old Gauchos alumnus from 2025, showcased his talent on the professional stage in Belgium. He recently guided his team, Oostende, to a resounding victory over the 12th-ranked Zwolle in the BNXT League, triumphing with a commanding score of 98-70 last Saturday. In a standout performance, Swenson demonstrated his prowess by contributing 12 points, 2 rebounds, and 5 assists in just 21 minutes of gameplay. Swenson's exceptional display against Zwolle not only highlighted his scoring ability but also underscored his playmaking skills, crucial to his team's success. These noteworthy contributions not only secured the win but also reinforced his reputation as a finalist. Throughout this season, Swenson has maintained solid statistics, averaging 14.5 points, 2.0 rebounds, and 3.0 assists per game across two matches. His consistent performance on the court reflects his dedication and determination to excel as a champion in the competitive realm of professional basketball.

   #9. Ajare Sanni, a 6'3'' guard who graduated from UCSB in 2023, has been making waves in the French basketball scene. Having helped UCSB to win the Big West Regular Season Co-Champion title during his college years, Sanni is now playing professionally in France. Recently, he led Saint Thomas Basket Le Havre to a resounding 94-79 victory over Provence Basket in the French ELITE 2 league, where he was named the MVP of the game for his outstanding performance. In the game against Provence Basket, Sanni showcased his skill and talent by scoring 14 points in just 20 minutes of play. His contribution was crucial in securing the win for his team, highlighting his capabilities as a true champion on the court. Furthermore, Sanni continued to impress in another game against Fos-sur-Mer, where he scored 14 points and provided 2 assists, further solidifying his reputation as a standout player in the league. His impressive individual statistics speak for themselves, with an average of 22.3 points per game, ranking him as the fourth-best scorer in the league, along with 1.7 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 1.7 steals per game. It is worth noting that Sanni, a naturalized Nigerian, has been having a remarkable year in the French basketball scene, demonstrating his prowess and talent both as a player and as a leader on the court.

   #10. Swedish Kenny Pohto, a 24-year-old forward standing at 6'11'' and an alum of Gauchos from 2025, currently competes professionally in Lithuania. Recently, Pohto, an All-Big West Honorable Mention award recipient, played for Juventus but couldn't lead them to victory against Siauliai. Despite his valiant efforts, including scoring 6 points, grabbing 4 rebounds, and dishing out 2 assists in 28 minutes, his team fell short with a final score of 71-83. Throughout the game, Pohto showcased his skills with an impressive performance, demonstrating his versatility on the court. Despite his individual contributions, Juventus couldn't secure the win. In this season, Pohto has been averaging 4.0 points per game and 3.0 rebounds per game across five matches, showing consistent performance and dedication to his team.


Other former University of California Santa Barbara players, who play in pro basketball:

James Nunnally (6'7''-SF-1990, played in 2008-12) plays for AEK in Greek GBL
Gabe Vincent (6'3''-G-1996, played in 2014-18) plays for Atlanta Hawks in the NBA
Ajay Mitchell (6'5''-G-2002, played in 2021-24) plays for Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA
Jalen Canty (6'8''-F-1995, played in 2016-18) plays for Valdivia in Chilean LNB
Alan Williams (6'8''-C-1993, played in 2011-15) played for Nagoya Diamond Dolphins in Japanese B.Premier League
Jay Nagle (6'9''-F-2000, played in 2018-22) signed for Caledonia Gladiators in British SLB
Robinson Idehen (6'10''-F-1997, played in 2018-22) signed for Clavijo in Spanish Segunda FEB
Zack Moore (6'5''-G-1997, played in 2017-17) plays for Yokohama Excellence in Japanese B.One League
Max Murrell (6'9''-F-2001, played in 2024-25) played for Holbaek-Stenhus in Danish BasketLigaen
Alex Hart (6'11''-C/F-1995, played in 2013-13) played for Red Devils in Swiss NLB
Ar'Mond Davis (6'6''-G/F-1995, played in 2018-19) signed for Antranik in Lebanese DLBL
Aidan Mahaney (6'3''-G-2003, played in 2025-26) played for Minnesota Timberwolves in the NBA Summer League
Michael Bryson (6'4''-G-1994, played in 2012-16) played for Marinos in Venezuelan LSB
Matt Freeman (6'10''-F-1997, played in 2019-20) plays for Franklin Bulls in New Zealand NBL
Jaquori McLaughlin (6'4''-G-1998, played in 2018-21) played for Valley Suns in the NBA G League

Notice: The list above includes only some of alumni playing currently in pro basketball. Check complete list of University of California Santa Barbara basketball alumni.


Amadou Sow
(Turkey)

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Devearl Ramsey
(Bulgaria)

(Photo: @BCLokomotiv)
Miles Norris
(Germany)

(Photo: @bostoncelti)

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Players who continued career after leaving the school
Active
Name INCHCM Pos Age NAT YearLast TeamGrad
Matija Belic 6'7''201 F 23 Serbia 2027 FMP BG Serbia 2026
Zachiah Clark 6'2''188 G USA 2027 William & Mary (NCAA1)
Jason Fontenet II 6'6''198 G USA 2027 URI (NCAA1)
Zach Harvey 6'6''198 G 25 USA 2027 Torino Italy 2023
Max Heidegger 6'3''191 G 29 USA-Israel 2027 H.Tel-Aviv Israel 2020
Robinson Idehen 6'10''208 F 28 Spain 2027 Clavijo Spain 2022
Ajay Mitchell 6'5''194 G 24 Belgium 2027 OKC Thunder (NBA) 2024
Zack Moore 6'5''196 G 29 USA 2027 Yokohama EX Japan 2019
Jay Nagle 6'9''206 F 26 USA 2027 Caledonia G. United Kingdom 2023
Miles Norris 6'7''200 F 26 USA 2027 Bayern Germany 2023
Mezziah Oakman 7'0''213 C USA 2027 Iverioni Georgia 2026
Josh Pierre-Louis 6'4''192 G 25 USA 2027 Szolnok Hungary 2024
Kenny Pohto 6'11''211 F 24 Sweden 2027 Juventus Lithuania 2025
Devearl Ramsey 5'11''180 G 29 USA 2027 Lokomotiv Pl. Bulgaria 2021
Niko Rocak 6'9''206 F 25 Switzerland 2027 Burgos T. Spain 2026
Ajare Sanni 6'3''190 G 26 USA-Nigeria 2027 Le Havre France 2023
Colin Smith 6'8''203 F 23 USA 2027 Northwestern (NCAA1)
Amadou Sow 6'9''206 C 27 Mali 2027 Erokspor Turkey 2022
Stephan Swenson 6'2''188 G 24 Belgium 2027 Oostende Belgium 2025
Gabe Vincent 6'3''189 G 30 Nigeria 2027 Atlanta H. (NBA) 2018
Calvin Wishart 6'2''188 G 27 USA 2027 Wuerzburg Germany 2023
Ariel Bland 6'7''201 F USA 2026 BCU (NCAA1)
Kilian Brockhoff 6'8''203 F 22 Germany 2026 William & Mary (NCAA1)
Michael Bryson 6'4''193 G 31 USA 2026 Marinos Venezuela 2016
Jalen Canty 6'8''203 F 31 USA 2026 Valdivia Chile 2018
Ar'Mond Davis 6'6''197 G/F 30 USA 2026 El Calor Mexico 2019
Matt Freeman 6'10''207 F 28 New-Zealand 2026 Bulls New Zealand 2020
Alex Hart 6'11''210 C/F 30 Canada-Switzerland 2026 Red Devils Switzerland 2018
Aidan Mahaney 6'3''190 G 23 USA 2026 Minnesota T. (NBA) 2026
Jaquori McLaughlin 6'4''193 G 28 USA 2026 Valley S. (NBA) 2021
Max Murrell 6'9''206 F USA 2026 Holbaek-Stenhus Denmark 2025
James Nunnally 6'7''201 SF 36 USA 2026 AEK Greece 2012
Ben Shtolzberg 6'4''193 G USA 2026 Murray St. (NCAA1)
Lewis Thomas 6'8''203 F 34 United-Kingdom-Australia 2026 Kalamunda ES Australia 2015
Yohan Traore 6'11''211 F/C 23 France 2026 Butler (NCAA1)
Deuce Turner 6'2''188 G 25 USA 2026 Fairfield (NCAA1)
Alan Williams 6'8''203 C 33 USA 2026 Nagoya DD Japan 2015
Konner Baroni 6'8''203 F USA 2025 CS Monterey (NCAA2)
Brandon Davis 6'2''188 G 26 USA 2025 Arecibo Puerto Rico 2021
Roberto Gittens 6'5''196 SG 27 USA 2025 Vancouver V. (TBL) 2021
Orlando Johnson 6'4''193 G 37 USA 2025 Brothers Mongolia 2012
Dajuan Smith 6'3''190 G 33 USA 2025 Larache Morocco 2016
Christian Terrell 6'5''196 G 29 USA 2025 Bisons Finland 2021

Non-Active
Name INCHCM Pos Age NAT YearLast TeamGrad
John Green 6'5''196 G 34 USA 2023 Atlantic City G. (TBL) 2016
Andre Kelly 6'9''206 PF 26 USA 2023 Psychikou Greece 2023
Sekou Toure 6'5''196 G 27 Guinea 2023 Seattle SH (USBL) 2022
Ami Lakoju 6'9''206 C 30 USA-Nigeria 2022 Monthey-Chablais Switzerland 2019
Kyle Maclean 6'2''188 G 32 South-Africa 2022 Mountaineers South Africa 2021
Mitch Brewe 6'8''203 F 33 USA 2020 Starlites Malta 2016
Cecil Brown 6'4''193 SG 43 USA 2020 Slovan Slovenia 2007
Ivan Elliott 6'8''203 F 39 USA 2020 Chemnitz Germany 2008
Tom Garlepp 6'8''203 F 40 Australia 2020 Norths B. Australia 2007
Mobeen Hirbod 6'2''188 G USA 2020 Diablo Valley (JUCO)
Marcus Jackson 6'4''193 G 32 USA 2020 Ohrid AV North Macedonia 2018
Tyler Jackson 7'2''218 C 30 USA 2020 SF State (NCAA2)
Felix White 6'9''206 F 29 Nigeria 2020 NW Nazarene (NCAA2)
Alex Harris 6'5''196 G 40 USA 2019 H.Ramat Gan Israel
Leland King II 6'7''201 F 31 USA 2019 Portland (ESL) 2018
Sam Walters 6'2''188 G USA 2019 CMU (NCAA2)
Dwight Young 5'11''180 PG USA 2019 San Francisco (JUCO)
Justin Burks 6'6''198 G 30 USA 2018 Skagit Valley (JUCO)
Eric Childress 6'1''185 PG 31 USA 2018 Batumi Georgia 2017
Dalante Dunklin 6'1''185 PG 32 USA 2018 Recklinghausen Germany 2016
Nate Garth 6'2''188 PG 36 USA 2018 Sturt S. Australia 2013
Scott Harris 6'5''196 F/G 29 USA 2018 Los Angeles (JBA) 2017
Logan Louks 6'1''185 G 32 USA 2017 CS Monterey (NCAA2)
Taran Brown 6'8''203 F 33 USA 2016 CSUSM (NCAA2)
Gergely Somogyi 7'3''220 C 36 Hungary 2016 MAFC Hungary 2012
Prince Arceneaux 6'7''201 F USA 2015 SDCC (NAIA)
Lucas Devenny 6'8''203 F 35 USA 2014 UC Riverside (NCAA1)
Tyler Steinhause 6'2''188 G USA 2014 Anderson (NCAA3)
Kealon Wallace 6'6''198 F 50 USA 2014 Safe Spaces Kenya 1998
Anthony Williams 6'3''190 G USA 2014 La Sierra (NAIA)
Spencer Ford 6'10''208 F USA 2013 UWG (NCAA1)
Beau Gibb 6'8''203 F USA 2013 Alaska 49ers (ABA) 2012
Jaime Serna 6'9''205 F 36 Mexico-Spain 2013 Clavijo Spain 2012
Josh Merrill 6'9''206 F 50 USA 2012 Santa Barbara B. (IBL) 1998
Jon Pastorek 6'10''208 F 38 USA 2012 Santa Barbara B. (IBL) 2011
James Powell 6'2''188 G 39 USA 2012 Santa Barbara B. (IBL) 2010
Chidi Ajufo 6'6''198 C 44 United-Kingdom 2011 Brussels (ESL) 2007
Trevor Bing 6'3''191 G 41 USA 2011 Zurich (ESL) 2007
Chris Devine 6'8''203 F 41 USA 2011 Leuven Belgium 2009
Nicholas Jones 6'3''190 G 45 Mexico-USA 2011 Aguilas Rojas Mexico 2004
Justin Joyner 6'0''182 G 38 USA 2011 Santa Barbara B. (IBL) 2011
Kyle Milling 6'9''204 F/C 52 USA-France 2011 Monaco France 1997
Paul Roemer 6'1''185 G 39 USA 2011 Salzkotten Germany 2010
Emmanuel Bidias 6'8''203 F 40 Cameroon 2010 Texas St. (NCAA1)
Casey Cook 6'8''203 F 44 USA 2010 Ventura CJ (TBT) 2005
Chris Moore 6'9''206 C 40 USA 2009 CSU (NCAA1)
Nedim Pajevic 6'9''206 F 41 USA-Bosnia 2009 Slavonski Brod Croatia 2008
Raymond Tutt 6'5''194 G 51 USA-Italy 2009 Brindisi Italy 1998
Cameron Goettsche 6'9''206 F 43 USA 2008 Challans France 2006
Branduinn Fullove 6'5''195 F/G 46 USA 2007 Nuggets New Zealand 2004
Eric McArthur 6'8''202 C 58 USA-Japan 2007 Sea Horses M. Japan 2008
Adama N'Diaye 6'9''206 F 48 Senegal 2007 Santa Barbara B. (IBL) 2002
Wayne Butts 6'7''200 F 54 USA-Lebanon 2006 Moutahed Lebanon 1995
Juliano Jordani F/G 49 Brazil 2006 Objectivo Brazil 2001
Chrismen Oliver 5'9''176 G 44 USA 2006 Beijing O. China 2005
Larry Bell 6'1''186 G 49 USA 2005 Paskolas Mexico 2000
Lucious Davis 6'7''200 G/F 56 Cyprus 2005 Keravnos Cyprus 1992
Gary Gray 6'9''206 C 57 France-USA 2005 Merelbeke Hawks Belgium 1991
Chris Jackson 6'4''193 F 60 USA-Philippines 2005 Shell TC Philippines 2006
Duane Carter 6'9''206 F/C 54 USA 2004 Vellaznimi Kosovo 1995
Lelan McDougal 6'3''191 G 53 USA 2004 Ontario W. (ABA) 1996
Doug Muse 6'10''208 C 53 USA 2004 Benfica Portugal 1995
Ross Carmichael 6'10''207 C 48 USA-Spain 2003 Olimpia L. Greece 2000
Mike Doyle 6'7''200 F 58 USA-France 2003 Hagen TSV Germany 1990
Brian Shaw 6'6''198 G 60 USA 2003 LA Lakers (NBA) 1988
Mike Vukovich 6'9''206 F 47 USA 2003 Kiryat Ata Israel 2002
Scott Fisher 6'7''201 PF 63 USA-Australia 2002 Perth Australia
Mark Flick 6'9''204 F 53 USA-Germany 2001 Braunschweig Germany 1996
Ray Kelly 5'11''181 G 55 USA 2001 Xinjiang FT China 1993
Tomas Poser 6'8''203 F 50 USA 2001 Salina R. (IBA) 1999
Daniel Prince 6'0''183 G 52 USA 2001 Tecos UAG Mexico 1996
Dwayne Williams 6'7''199 F 51 USA 2001 Lakeside L. Australia 1998
Conner Henry 6'7''201 F 63 USA 1999 Verona Italy 1986
Carrick DeHart 6'4''192 SG 58 USA 1998 Lugano Switzerland 1990
David Djolakian 6'6''198 F 59 USA-France 1997 Trier Germany
Ray Stewart 6'1''184 G 56 USA 1996 Flamengo Brazil 1992
Brian Vaughns 6'8''202 F/G USA 1995 Union NE Switzerland 1987
Mark Campanaro 6'3''191 G 72 USA-Italy 1994 Pistoia Italy 1976
Richard Anderson 6'10''208 F/C 65 USA 1993 Sioux Falls S. (NBA) 1982
Don Ford 6'9''206 PF 73 USA 1983 Torino Italy 1975
John Service 6'10''209 C 72 USA 1981 Pully Switzerland 1976
Dave Brown 6'8''203 F 71 USA 1979 Groningen Holland 1977
Steve Rockhold 6'8''203 C 76 USA 1979 Pregassona Switzerland 1972
Others
Name INCHCM Pos Age NAT Graduated
Elia Bongiorno 6'2''188 G Italy 2026
Kyle Haughy 6'7''201 F USA 2026
Evans Kipruto 6'8''203 C Kenya 2026
Hosana Kitenge 6'8''203 F 25 Burundi United-Kingdom 2026
Miro Little 6'3''190 G 22 Finland 2026
Marvin McGhee IV 6'2''187 G USA 2026
Zion Sensley 6'8''203 G USA 2026
Isaac Shingange 6'5''196 G USA 2026
Koat Keat Tong 6'9''206 F South-Sudan 2026
Cole Anderson 6'4''193 G USA 2025
Henry Hartwell 6'5''196 G USA 2025
Bryce Howard 6'2''188 G USA 2025
Chris Mitchell 6'5''196 G USA 2025
David Pickles 6'10''208 F USA 2025
Max Sheldon 5'11''180 PG USA 2025
Gage Gomez 6'3''190 G 24 USA 2024
Jakov Kukic 6'10''208 F 26 Bosnia-Croatia 2023
Destin Barnes 6'7''201 F 30 USA 2021
Brandon Cyrus 6'5''196 G 28 Canada 2021
Eric Bower 6'7''201 F USA 2020
Max Cheylov 6'3''190 G 26 Canada 2020
Darren Long 6'3''190 G 25 USA 2020
Andrew Pickles 6'7''201 F 28 USA 2020
Jarriesse Blackmon 6'7''201 F 29 USA 2019
Scott Harris 6'5''196 F/G 29 USA 2019
Maxwell Kupchak 6'7''201 F 29 USA 2019
J.D. Slajchert 6'6''198 F 31 USA 2019
Junior Toure 6'1''186 G USA 2019
Sam Walters 6'2''188 G 29 USA 2019
Clifton Powell 6'5''196 G 29 USA 2018
T.J. Taylor 5'9''175 PG 32 USA 2016
Keegan Hornbuckle 6'7''201 F 36 USA 2014
Aamahd Walker 6'2''188 G USA 2014
Drew Dickey 6'8''203 F USA 2013
Brad Lewis 6'2''187 G USA 2011
Jacob Mercer 5'9''175 PG USA 2010
Jesse Byrd 6'8''203 F 39 USA 2009
Josh Davis 6'5''196 G 43 USA 2006
Joe See 5'11''180 PG 43 USA 2006