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| No | Player | P | Ht | Wt (lbs) | Age | Exp | Birth Place | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31 | C | 6' 9" | 243 lbs | 7 | San Diego, Texas | Texas | ||
| 21 | SF/PF/SG | 6' 8" | 170 lbs | 1 | Ypsilanti, United States | Eastern Michigan | ||
| 14 | SG/SF | 6' 6" | 205 lbs | 2 | Los Angeles, California | UCLA | ||
| 10 | PG | 6' 1" | 192 lbs | 5 | Gary, Indiana | Vanderbilt | ||
| 12 | PG | 5' 8" | 160 lbs | 2 | Kansas City, Missouri | Richmond | ||
| 2 | SG/PG | 6' 5" | 195 lbs | 5 | New York, New York | Virginia | ||
| 3 | SG/PG/SF | 6' 6" | 205 lbs | 8 | Columbus, Ohio | Michigan | ||
| 5 | SG | 6' 4" | 205 lbs | 4 | Salt Lake City, Utah | Utah State | ||
| 45 | SG/PG | 6' 3" | 215 lbs | 7 | Elmsford, Connecticut | Louisville | ||
| 4 | C/PF | 6' 11" | 215 lbs | 3 | San Diego, California | USC | ||
| 8 | PF/C | 6' 10" | 225 lbs | 1 | Akron, United States | North Carolina | ||
| 20 | PF/SF | 6' 7" | 230 lbs | 8 | Lawrence, Massachusetts | Iowa State | ||
| 35 | SG/SF/PF | 6' 5" | 225 lbs | 4 | Atlanta, Georgia | Auburn | ||
| 9 | PG/SG | 6' 1" | 180 lbs | 1 | Terre Haute, United States | Wichita State | ||
| 19 | SG | 6' 3" | 205 lbs | 6 | Garland, Texas | Texas Tech | ||
| 1 | SF/SG/PF | 6' 5" | 215 lbs | 5 | Hickory Hills, Illinois | DePaul | ||
| 13 | PF/C | 6' 9" | 254 lbs | 13 | Toronto, Canada | Texas | ||
| 15 | PF/SF | 6' 9" | 203 lbs | 3 | Omaha, Nebraska | Auburn | ||
| 33 | G/SF/SG | 6' 7" | 207 lbs | 2 | Perth, Australia | |||
| 24 | SG/SF | 6' 6" | 218 lbs | R | Plano, United States | California | ||
| 32 | PF/C/SF | 6' 9" | 228 lbs | 5 | Wichita, Kansas | Kansas State |
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Jaylon
Tyson
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SG
Position
- Draft Grade: A-
- Pre-Draft Rank: 28
- School: California
- Height: 6' 7"
- Weight: 215
Yahoo Sports Commentary
Tyson was one of the best scorers in the Pac-12 and can do a little bit of everything really well. He's strong with the ball, cuts well and finishes through contact, but his mobility on defense and ability to keep players in front still needs some work.
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