Former Wildcats on list of potential NBA Draft Combine invitees

It remains unclear if there will be a 2020 NBA Draft Combine. But in the event there is, the NBA is now sending out invites to prospects for the combine, according to Adam Zagoria of Zags Blog.

105 invitations went out, and five former Kentucky Wildcats made the list: Tyrese Maxey, Immanuel Quickley, Ashton Hagans, Nick Richards, and even Kahlil Whitney.

However, EJ Montgomery was not on the list. So if there is a combine, it looks like Montgomery won’t a chance to attend it and potentially boost his nonexistent NBA stock.

It’s unfortunate Montgomery has already signed with an agent and can’t return to school, even if it was a school other than UK. Then again, maybe he was simply ready to be done with school and start making a living now, even if it ends up being overseas somewhere.

Hopefully, it works out for him.

Here’s the full list of players via Zags Blog:

• Precious Achiuwa Memphis
• Ty-Shon Alexander Creighton
• Cole Anthony North Carolina
• Deni Avdija Maccabi Tel Aviv (Israel)
• Joel Ayayi Gonzaga
• Udoka Azubuike Kansas
• Kamar Baldwin Butler
• Lamelo Ball Chino Hills HS (CA)/Illawarra (Oceania)
• Desmond Bane TCU
• Saddiq Bey Villanova
• Tyler Bey Colorado
• Leandro Bolmaro Barcelona (Spain)
• Jared Butler Baylor
• Vernon Carey Jr. Duke
• Yoeli Childs BYU
• Kofi Cockburn Illinois
• Mamadi Diakite Virginia
• Lamine Diane CSUN
• Kristian Doolittle Oklahoma
• Ayo Dosunmu Illinois
• Devon Dotson Kansas
• Paul Eboua Pesaro (Italy)
• Anthony Edwards Georgia
• CJ Elleby Washington State
• Steven Enoch Louisville
• Malik Fitts St. Mary’s
• Malachi Flynn San Diego State
• Jordan Ford Saint Mary’s
• Trent Forrest Florida State
• Luka Garza Iowa
• Freddie Gillespie Baylor
• Josh Green Arizona
• Ashton Hagans Kentucky
• Tyrese Haliburton Iowa State
• Josh Hall Moravian Prep (NC)
• Rayshaun Hammonds Georgia
• R.J. Hampton Little Elm HS (TX)/New Zealand Breakers (Oceania)
• Jalen Harris Nevada
• Killian Hayes Ratiopharm Ulm (Germany)
• Aaron Henry Michigan State
• Markus Howard Marquette
• Elijah Hughes Syracuse
• Isaiah Joe Arkansas
• Mason Jones Arkansas
• Tre Jones Duke
• Tyrique Jones Xavier
• Corey Kispert Gonzaga
• Nathan Knight William & Mary
• Vit Krejci Zaragoza (Spain)
• A.J. Lawson South Carolina
• Saben Lee Vanderbilt
• Kira Lewis Jr. Alabama
• Makur Maker Pacific Academy (CA)
• Theo Maledon ASVEL (France)
• Sandro Mamukelashvili Seton Hall
• Karim Mane Vanier (Canada)
• Nico Mannion Arizona
• Naji Marshall Xavier
• Kenyon Martin Jr. IMG Academy (FL)
• Tyrese Maxey Kentucky
• Skylar Mays LSU
• Jaden McDaniels Washington
• Sam Merrill Utah State
• Abdoulaye N’Doye Cholet (France)
• Aaron Nesmith Vanderbilt
• Zeke Nnaji Arizona
• Jordan Nwora Louisville
• Onyeka Okongwu USC
• Isaac Okoro Auburn
• Daniel Oturu Minnesota
• Reggie Perry Mississippi State
• Filip Petrusev Gonzaga
• John Petty Jr. Alabama
• Aleksej Pokusevski Olympiacos (Greece)
• Yves Pons Tennessee
• Myles Powell Seton Hall
• Payton Pritchard Oregon
• Immanuel Quickley Kentucky
• Jahmi’us Ramsey Texas Tech
• Paul Reed Jr. DePaul
• Nick Richards Kentucky
• Grant Riller Charleston
• Jayden Scrubb John A. Logan College (IL)
• Marko Simonovic Mega Bemax (Serbia)
• Chris Smith UCLA
• Jalen Smith Maryland
• Cassius Stanley Duke
• Lamar Stevens Penn State
• Isaiah Stewart Washington
• Tyrell Terry Stanford
• Killian Tillie Gonzaga
• Xavier Tillman Sr. Michigan State
• Tres Tinkle Oregon State
• Obidiah Toppin Dayton
• Breein Tyree Ole Miss
• Devin Vassell Florida State
• Trendon Watford LSU
• Kaleb Wesson Ohio State
• Kahlil Whitney Kentucky
• Austin Wiley Auburn
• Patrick Williams Florida State
• Cassius Winston Michigan State
• James Wiseman Memphis
• Robert Woodard II Mississippi State
• Omer Yurtseven Georgetown