Two Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball players net invitations to G League Elite camp
Kansas’ Jalen Wilson and David McCormack are two of 44 NBA prospects who will participate in the NBA G League Elite Camp on May 16-17 at Wintrust Arena in Chicago, the NBA announced Monday.
Wilson, a 6-foot-8 forward from Denton, Texas, is in the process of deciding whether to keep his name in the June 23 NBA Draft or withdraw by June 1 and return to KU for a redshirt junior season. He also attended the G League Elite camp last year before ultimately electing to return to KU. He was a starter on the Jayhawks’ 2022 NCAA title team.
McCormack, a 6-10 forward from Norfolk, Virginia, played four seasons at KU and has indicated he is starting his pro career rather than playing a super senior season at KU.
The G League camp gives players a chance to participate in 5-on-5 games and individual drills in front of NBA and G League scouts, coaches and front office personnel.
Top performers at G League camp can earn invitations to the NBA Draft Combine, set for May 18-22 in Chicago. Christian Braun and Ochai Agbaji have received NBA Combine invitations.
Here’s a list of those invited to the G League camp: Max Abmas, Oral Roberts; James Akinjo, Baylor; Keve Aluma, Virginia Tech; Jules Bernard, UCLA; Buddy Boeheim, Syracuse; Jamaree Bouyea, San Francisco; Eli Brooks, Oral Roberts; Keion Brooks, Kentucky; Tevin Brown, Murray State; Gabe Brown, Michigan State; Tyler Burton, Richmond; Darius Days, LSU; Michael Devoe, Georgia Tech; Allen Flanigan, Auburn; Kyle Foster, Howard; Javon Freeman, Liberty; Kellan Grady, Kentucky; A.J. Green, Northern Iowa; Brison Gresham, Texas Southern; Mouhamed Gueye, Washington State; Jordan Hall, Saint Joseph’s; Quenton Jackson, Texas A&M; Hyunjung Lee, Davidson; Kenneth Lofton, Louisiana Tech; Brady Manek, North Carolina; Tyrese Martin, UConn; David McCormack, Kansas; Kevin McCullar, Texas Tech; Kameron McGusty, Miami; Pete Nance, Northwestern; JD Notae, Arkansas; Shareef O’Neal, LSU; M.J. Randolph, Florida A&M; Jared Rhoden, Seton Hall; Jermaine Samuels, Villanova; Marcus Sasser, Houston; Baylor Scheierman, Creighton; Luke Travers, Perth Wildcats (NBL); Ryan Turell, Yeshiva University; Fabian White, Houston; Bryson Williams, VCU; Jalen Wilson, Kansas; Kot Yat, Overtime Elite.
This story was originally published May 9, 2022 at 2:46 PM.
