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SUNDAY, JUNE 24 NAME FROM POS HT WT Morris Almond Rice G 6-6 215 Skinny: First C-USA Player of the Year ranked third in NCAA with 26.4 ppg as senior. Carl Elliott George Washington G 6-4 220 Skinny: Recorded first triple-double in GW history and ranks second in all-time assists and steals. Wen Mukubu UAB F 6-6 205 Skinny: Third Team All-Conference USA selection.

SATURDAY, JUNE 23 NAME FROM POS HT WT Jared Jordan Marist G 6-2 192 Skinny: First player since Avery Johnson to lead NCAA in assists twice. Derek Raivio Gonzaga G 6-3 177 Skinny: Co-WCC Player of the Year as senior; prepped in Vancouver, Wash. Ramon Sessions Nevada G 6-4 185 Skinny: Second in Nevada's all-time leaders in assists (478). Loren Stokes Hofstra G 6-3 175 Skinny: Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Year as a senior.

FRIDAY, JUNE 22 NAME FROM POS HT WT Arron Afflalo UCLA G 6-5 210 Skinny: Pac-10 Player of the Year and consensus First Team All-American in 2006-07. Daniel Nwaelele Air Force F 6-5 206 Skinny: Inglemoor HS product shot 45.1% from three-point range in his Air Force career. Lodrick Stewart USC G 6-4 210 Skinny: Averaged 13.8 ppg, shot 44% from three as senior; prepped at Rainier Beach HS. Reyshawn Terry North Carolina F 6-7 222 Skinny: Third all-time at UNC for three-point percentage (41.9%).

FRIDAY, JUNE 22 NAME FROM POS HT WT Stanko Barac Bosnia C 7-1 235 Skinny: 20 year old has shown growth in game in recent years playing in Bosnia.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 NAME FROM POS HT WT Jermareo Davidson Alabama F 6-11 230 Skinny: First Team All-SEC pick by coaches as a junior; finished career as Alabama's fourth all-time leading shot-blocker. Ralfi Silva Ansaloni Brazil C 7-0 - Skinny: Raw youngster has been working out with Seattle native and long-time NBA center James Edwards. Darryl Watkins Syracuse C 6-10 241 Skinny: Excellent shot blocker; ranked seventh in NCAA with 3.4 bpg. Major Wingate Turkey F 6-10 242 Skinny: Played professionally in Turkey after leaving Tennessee prior to his senior season.

MONDAY, JUNE 18 NAME FROM POS HT WT Aaron Brooks Oregon G 5-11 161 Skinny: Seattle native and Franklin HS product led Pac-10 in scoring as a senior. Taurean Green Florida G 6-0 173 Skinny: Leading scorer and assister for the back-to-back NCAA Champs. Stephane Lasme Massachussets F 6-7 213 Skinny: Third player in NCAA history to record four triple-doubles in a season; UMass' all-time leading shot-blocker. Chris Richard Florida C 6-8 252 Skinny: Backed up likely lotto picks Al Horford and Jokaim Noah; shot 69.0% as a senior.

SUNDAY, JUNE 17 NAME FROM POS HT WT Rodrigue Beaubois France G 6-2 170 Skinny: Subsequently withdrew from Draft. Russell Carter Notre Dame G 6-4 221 Skinny: First-team All Big East; connected on 84 three-pointers at a 39.4% clip. Jared Dudley Boston College F 6-7 219 Skinny: ACC's Player of the Year averaged 19.0 points and 8.3 rebounds per game. Coby Karl Boise State G 6-5 204 Skinny: Son of former Sonics head coach is versatile offensive contributor.

SATURDAY, JUNE 16 NAME FROM POS HT WT Russell Carter Notre Dame G 6-4 221 Skinny: First-team All Big East; connected on 84 three-pointers at a 39.4% clip. Blake Schilb Loyola Chicago F 6-7 214 Skinny: Honorable mention AP All-American as a junior; versatile perimeter player. D.J. Strawberry Maryland G 6-5 199 Skinny: Son of baseball star Darryl was Second Team All-ACC as senior; standout defender. Alando Tucker Wisconsin F 6-5 200 Skinny: Big Ten Player of the Year became Badgers' all-time leading scorer.

FRIDAY, JUNE 15 (first session) NAME FROM POS HT WT Glen Davis LSU F 6-9 290 Skinny: 2006 SEC Player of the Year better known as "Big Baby." Kyrylo Fesenko Ukraine C 7-0 245 Skinny: Projected in early second round; pulled out of 2006 Draft to improve positioning. Kyle Visser Wake Forest C 6-11 242 Skinny: After three nondescript seasons, blossomed into All-ACC Third Team pick as senior.

FRIDAY, JUNE 15 (second session) NAME FROM POS HT WT Adam Haluska Iowa G 6-5 210 Skinny: Led Big Ten in scoring at 20.7 ppg and was named Academic All-American of the Year Quinton Hosley Fresno State G 6-6 210 Skinny: Recorded 11 double-doubles and averaged 8.9 rpg from perimeter. Demetris Nichols Syracuse F 6-8 211 Skinny: Third in Syracuse history in three-pointers; led Big East with 18.9 ppg as senior.

THURSDAY, JUNE 14 NAME FROM POS HT WT Marcelus Kemp Nevada G 6-5 218 Skinny: Subsequently withdrew from Draft. Sammy Mejia DePaul G 6-7 218 Skinny: Ranks amongst Blue Demons' all-time top 10 in points, assists, threes, games and minutes.

TUESDAY, JUNE 12 NAME FROM POS HT WT Ryvon Covile Detroit F 6-8 250 Skinny: Averaged 13.7 points and 10.6 rebounds as senior. Rashad Jones-Jennings Arkansas-Little Rock F 6-7 235 Skinny: Averaged NCAA-best 13.7 rebounds per game last season; once grabbed 30 boards in a game.

MONDAY, JUNE 11 NAME FROM POS HT WT Gabe Pruitt USC G 6-4 170 Skinny: Successfully moved to point guard as a junior; streaky shooter who was key as Trojans advanced to Sweet Sixteen. Mustafa Shakur Arizona G 6-4 185 Skinny: Four-year starter averaged 11.9 points and 6.9 assists in 2006-07. Rodney Stuckey Eastern Washington G 6-4 207 Skinny: Kentwood HS product is likely mid- to late-first-round pick.

SUNDAY, JUNE 10 NAME FROM POS HT WT Daequan Cook Ohio State G 6-5 203 Skinny: Entered draft but did not sign with agent after averaging 9.8 ppg as freshman. Cartier Martin Kansas State F 6-6 218 Skinny: Averaged 17.1 points and made 78 three-pointers during senior season. Dominic McGuire Fresno State F 6-8 205 Skinny: Cal transfer ranked fifth in the NCAA in blocks per game (3.6) in 2006-07. Marcelus Kemp Nevada G 6-5 218 Skinny: Subsequently withdrew from Draft.

THURSDAY, JUNE 7 NAME FROM POS HT WT Coleman Collins Virginia Tech F 6-9 236 Skinny: Academic achiever was at his best as a junior, averaging 14.5 ppg and 6.8 rpg. Levon Kendall Pittsburgh F 6-10 235 Skinny: Vancouver, B.C. native started all 37 games as senior. Sean Singletary Virginia G 6-0 180 Skinny: Subsequently withdrew from Draft. Petteri Koponen Finland G 6-4 194 Skinny: Looking to become the second NBA player from Finland, following in the footsteps of Hanno Möttölä.