Dominick Barlow: the first Overtime Elite alum to ever play in the NBA.

Dyson Daniels: two-way, playmaking prospect (by way of Australia) w/ ideal size in the backcourt.

A fun up & comer, David Roddy features an enviable blend of physicality & finesse.

ATL’s Mouhamed Gueye could turn some heads if given proper chances.

Michigan’s Kobe Bufkin: lefty scoring prospect is a treat to watch.

Czech Republic’s Vit Krejci signed a multi-year deal to join the league in 2021 - young role player who’s learning the NBA game in “real time.”

Onyeka Okongwu has incredibly high activity on the interior - great rebounding & shot-blocking volume.

Garrison Mathews: 2019 A-Sun Player of the Year who’s emerging into a true wing scorer.

Noah Clowney: 21st overall pick outta ‘Bama: 6’10 four - opportunity to acclimate at an even pace in Brooklyn.

Trendon Watford: very talented, undrafted player - former 5-star HS prospect & McDonald’s All-American.

Drafted 10th overall outta Stanford in 2021, Ziaire Williams is evolving his game while playing an instrumental role on a rebuilding team.

Day’Ron Sharpe: 6’10 F/C with a penchant for grabbing boards and scoring on the inside.

Shake Milton is a big, versatile guard with sheer size & scoring potential as his standout attributes.

The #1 overall pick in 2016, Ben Simmons is wired w/ an uncommon combination of elite physical tools & a natural feel for the game.

6’9 guard-forward w/ a funky game, starred at USC as a do-it-all playmaker.

Jordan Walsh’s two-way tendencies could make him a fan favorite in Boston.

JD Davison is really an eye-catching athlete at the 1 spot: special dunker w/ a ridiculous vertical attack.

Jaden Springer: young PG w/ a real, two-way foundation to his attack.

Sacramento’s Neemias Queta: 1st NBA Player from Portugal - will be brought along to impose fear as a momentum-shifting shot-blocker/Watch DOG.

Sam Hauser: valuable shooter who converted his 2Way contract after year 1.

Xavier Tillman Sr: ready-made role player outta Michigan State.

Undrafted outta Vandy, Luke Kornet is a true 7-footer with some range.

Nick Smith Jr. incorporates a flowy sort of style that allows him to decide what he wants (to do) in that exact moment.

Australia’s Josh Green brings energy & excitement to Charlotte.

Nick Richards: momentum-shifting pivot who makes spectacular plays as a finisher & shot-blocker.

1/2 of the Martin twins, Cody makes his greatest mark as a defender & finisher.

Grant Williams has Star UnderDOG written all over him - developing into a special role player.

UConn’s Adama Sanago: 2023 NCAA Tournament MVP who secured a 2Way contract w/ the Bulls on draft day.

Ohio State’s EJ Liddell: big-bodied, inside-out forward who can knock down shots.

Chicago’s Julian Phillips is a springy, athletic forward who has a nose for the ball.

Dalen Terry’s an excellent addition to Chicago’s lineup: 6’7 wing who galvanizes whatever group he’s part of.

Chris Duarte: 6’6 shooting guard w/ a measured approach to the game.

Versatility is the name of the game for Chicago’s Patrick Williams, a promising forward w/ high two-way potential.

Drafted 10th overall outta Maryland (in 2020), Jalen Smith provides two-way services in the Association.

Talen Horton-Tucker: a deceptively athletic wing w/ a strong build/great wingspan.

A bulldog defender & playmaker outta West Virginia, Jevon Carter has a high basketball IQ.

An undrafted swingman outta USC Upstate, Torrey Craig dominated in New Zealand & Australia before earning a spot in the NBA.

Emoni Bates: former prep phenom turned unheralded prospect.

JT Thor is one to keep an eye out for in Cleveland: could transform into a versatile, shooter/finisher/defender at multiple spots.

Isaac Okoro: varied defender: disciplined v. multiple positions.

Former Utah State star Sam Merrill is an excellent floor spacer who can get his own bucket.

Ty Jerome has the skill to become a key distributor/ignitor off the bench.

DEAN Wade: an undrafted forward outta Kansas State - seems to always provide valuable minutes.

A former second rounder outta Iowa State, Georges Niang brings his ‘old man game’ to Cleveland.

Montreal’s Olivier-Maxence Prosper aka “O-Max”: one of the top, late-round prospects in the Association.

Former Arizona Wildcat Brandon Williams signed w/ Trail Blazers with a couple months left in the ’21-’22 season and took tremendous advantage of his playing time - savvy, shot-creating 1.

Quentin Grimes is a 3&D shooting guard with legitimate specialist potential.

Xavier’s Naji Marshall: scoring forward w/ breakdown ability.

A German import, Maxi Kleber is a hybrid, 4/5 able to step out & score + convert shots between the lines.

Peyton Watson: former 5-star prospect outta UCLA - energetic as a stopper, tries to make momentum-shifting plays.

Zeke Nnaji: center w/ three-level scoring potential.

Drafted in 2017, Vlatko Cancar finally joined Denver in the 2019-2020 season - solid, all-around forward.

Dario Saric has great versatility at 6’10: important frontcourt player when healthy.

Marcus Sasser: an outside-scoring combo guard outta Houston.

Isaiah Stewart’s a skilled, bruising big who’s not afraid to mix it up.

Paul Reed is a bit overlooked: active, hybrid big w/ some inside-out scoring - consistently has the upper hand in terms of a speed + athleticism advantage.

Malik Beasley: a two-way wing who can cash different types of triples & features naturally impressive athleticism.

Oklahoma’s own Lindy Waters III: undrafted forward w/ a scientific jumper.

Moses Moody is very, very underrated: big, multi-dimensional two guard (6’6) with a more than respectable attack from different levels on the court.

Australian import Jock Landale is a versatile finisher at the five spot.

Good role player: Jae’Sean Tate makes a difference as a defender, rebounder & tempo-pusher.

The youngest Holiday bro, Aaron has great craftiness & skill at lead guard.

Ben Sheppard: three-point shooting/outside scoring is the name of the game.

Indiana’s Isaiah Jackson resembles the prototype for “complete,” big man finishers - able to convert lobs up top & short rolls, budding shooter from beyond the arc.

The 2nd overall pick in 2020, James Wiseman is a lefty big w/ solid, short production.

A NY native suiting up for the blue & gold, Obi Toppin is an elite athlete at the four spot.

Bones Hyland can hoop: instant-offense combo guard who always puts forth a spirited effort on the court.

Texas’s Kai Jones is a special athlete at the five spot, likes to get out and finish in the break.

Terance Mann is an all-around, two-way playmaker.

Amir Coffey: big, lefty wing able to handle & make noise in the open court.

Mo Bamba has made tremendous strides as a two-way 5.

Kris Dunn’s a strong defender w/ a keen sense to create.

LA’s 17th pick in 2023, Jalen Hood-Schifino is hoping to earn the unofficial title of: “LA’s SG of the Future.”

Laker fans are hoping Max Christie’s a long-term solution at the 2/3 spot: Christie’s game features so much promise.

Gabe Vincent’s value is at an all-time high: headstrong PG, capable from anywhere beyond the arc.

Jaxson Hayes is an incredible athlete at the 5 spot - catch & finisher/rim protector.

Cam Reddish is a 6’8 wing who trends towards defense.

A Native of Japan, Rui Hachimura’s game is offense-oriented.

Christian Wood’s a skilled big w/ varied skill on offense.

Jarred Vanderbilt possesses lots of natural talent & athleticism, yet hustles & values dirty work.

Memphis’s John Konchar (aka “Jitty”) is always ready to provide quality minutes.

Luke Kennard can put the ball in the basket, has made his name as a sniper & outside scorer.

Serbia’s Nikola Jović landed w/ a great organization for development - should make a nice impact in Miami.

Haywood Highsmith: 6’5 (all-around) forward.

A former five-star HS prospect, Thomas Bryant has a lot of talent as a hybrid big.

Ryan Rollins could be a keeper in Milwaukee.

Andre Jackson Jr. is a hyper-athletic puzzle piece.

An accurate outside shooter w/ an air-tight handle: AJ Green has plenty of maneuvers to get his shot off - has a sort of “unblockable” high release on his J.

Taurean Prince has developed into a varied threat at his position.

Luka Garza: highly decorated college player (at Iowa) w/ a deft touch on the inside.

Nickeil Alexander-Walker is a guard to watch out for: upside as a long-term, two-way playmaker.

2023 National Champ Jordan Hawkins is just what the doctor ordered for New Orleans: another movement shooter (to pair alongside Trey Murphy III) who can find his way around screens, spot up & fire from deep however much he pleases.

Grand Theft Alvarado: Jose’s a highly competitive PG who provides an important energy shift whenever he’s in the lineup.

A true go-getter offensively: Brandon Boston Jr. is always in attack mode.

Javonte Green’s a strong utility wing who makes a mark w/ explosiveness & activity on defense.

An adaptable German big, Daniel Theis has emerged as a true lineup stabilizer.

The younger brother of Obi Toppin, Jacob is also an athletic forward who loves to speed it up.

Matt Ryan? No, the other one! Earned contract after an impressive preseason in 2022, signed to (eventually) add a reliable, three-point threat to the lineup.

Jericho Sims: another Longhorn big with high upside in the league.

The 20th overall pick in 2020, Precious Achiuwa is a gifted, athletic big w/ some perimeter skills.

A 2018 second-rounder, Mitchell Robinson is a great athlete w/ incredible instincts (& explosion) as a shot-blocker & on the glass.

Ousmane Dieng: 6’10 wing outta France - game isn’t completely defined yet but Dieng oozes skill.

OKC’s Cason Wallace: no-nonsense hybrid guard outta Kentucky.

Jaylin Williams (aka Jay Will) really holds it down for Coach Mark Daigneault.

Aaron Wiggins: notable athlete w/ improving finesse on the perimeter.

Isaiah Joe: deadly outside shooter (at two-guard): one of the game’s best marksmen.

Kenrich Williams bet on himself: turned down late 2nd-round offers & 2Way deals to earn full-time NBA spot.

Caleb Houstan: 6’8 Canadian wing w/ his sights set on a long-term future as a two-way player.

Jett Howard’s a 6’7 forward who projects as an authentic, league bucket-getter.

UNC’s Cole Anthony is a crafty combo guard w/ a tight dribble.

Well-rounded attack, though Goga doesn’t shy away from tendencies you’d see in a traditional big.

A 6'10 wing, Orlando's Jonathan Isaac is a jolt in the lineup when available.

KJ Martin: ridiculously athletic forward whose specialty is elite transition finishing.

Bol Bol is a unique, new wave 7-footer.

Damion Lee: a scoring wing w/ good athleticism and a reliable jumper.

A 6’2 playmaker from Iowa State, Monte Morris has the ability to generate clean looks for himself & teammates.

Royce O’Neale: an all-around wing who trends towards defense & hustle.

Grayson Allen provides spot-up shooting & transition finishing in the league.

Josh Okogie is a defensive wing w/ excellent length, anticipation & intangibles.

Portland’s Kris Murray: a former late-first rounder w/ a lefty touch from multiple zones.

A 6’7 wing outta Nebraska, Bryce McGowens’s game could really open up w/ more opportunity .

Dalano Banton’s a diamond in the rough: second-round prospect with great playmaking potential.

Matisse Thybulle is one of the league’s toughest wing defenders.

Colby Jones: jack of all trades wing who brings a mature mindset & improving game to Sacramento.

Keon Ellis: former 2Way player who put in work to earn his way in SacTown.

Jordan McLaughlin aka “J-Mac” is a cerebral play initiator.

1/2 of SA’s youthful (backcourt), scoring duo, Malaki Branham’s an impressive, 6’5 scorer/playmaker - trouble for the opposition offensively - quick “push” shot that isn’t swayed by a tough close out.

1/2 of SA’s youthful, (backcourt) scoring duo, Blake Wesley’s a gifted guard prospect who can explode to the hole and find pull-up jumpers after utilizing his handle.

Charles Bassey’s a powerful, 6’11 C w/ a dominant, two-way framework.

Sandro Mamukelashvili: multi-talented lefty big w/ inside-out touch.

Tre Jones is coming along at a very nice pace in San Antonio: highly skilled playmaker who knows what it takes to lead.

The 10th overall selection in 2017, Zach Collins fits right in as a versatile center.

Nicknamed “Off-Night,” Davion Mitchell never gives his man any sort of break on the defensive end.

Chris Boucher’s a two-way hybrid big: stretches the floor & excels as a shot-blocker.

Bruno Fernando: an athletic pivot w/ power - throws down w/ authority off dives & roll catches.

Oscar Tshiebwe is a complete monster on the boards - one of the most productive young rebounders to enter the league in a while.

Drew Eubanks does well in his role as an interior defender/rebounder/scorer off the bench.

Svi Mykhailiuk is a very fluid offensive talent w/ catch-and-shoot, spot-up, & “off the bounce” shooting abilities.

Johnny Davis: decorated college player, starred at Wisconsin & racked up a ton of accolades during his final season w/ the Badgers.

Jared Butler: 2021 National Champ & Final Four Most Outstanding Player - possesses great leadership qualities at point.

Anthony Gill: 6’8 forward w/ a ton of basketball experience.

Marvin Bagley III is a quick, springy lefty who moves like a small forward.