NBA Players by College (2026-27)
136 different college programs are represented on 2026-27 NBA rosters. These 50 have 4 or more current players.
Updated Oct 16, 2026 · rosters as of the 2026-27 preseason
- Programs represented
- 136
- With a full page
- 50
- Players who played college ball
- 560
- Straight from overseas / prep
- 70
136 different college programs are represented on 2026-27 NBA rosters. These 50 have 4 or more current players.
Everything below comes straight from official 2026-27 roster data, refreshed on 2026-10-16.
Colleges with 4 or more current NBA players
- Kentucky32
- Duke27
- Arizona18
- Michigan16
- Baylor13
- North Carolina13
- Arkansas12
- Gonzaga12
- Kansas11
- Tennessee11
- UCLA11
- USC11
- Texas10
- UConn10
- Alabama9
- Florida9
- Houston9
- Memphis9
- Virginia9
- Florida State8
- Vanderbilt8
- Villanova8
- Illinois7
- Michigan State7
- Ohio State7
- Auburn6
- Miami6
- Pittsburgh6
- St. John's6
- Stanford6
- Texas A&M6
- Washington6
- Indiana5
- Iowa State5
- Louisville5
- LSU5
- Marquette5
- Maryland5
- Missouri5
- Oklahoma5
- Washington State5
- Colorado4
- Creighton4
- Georgia4
- Iowa4
- Oregon State4
- Providence4
- TCU4
- Utah4
- Wake Forest4
Programs with 1–3 current NBA players
Too few current players for a page of their own, so here they are in full.
- Clemson (3) — Ian Schieffelin, PJ Hall, Viktor Lakhin
- Dayton (3) — DaRon Holmes II, Obi Toppin, Toumani Camara
- NC State (3) — Dennis Smith Jr., Jarkel Joiner, Quadir Copeland
- Northwestern (3) — Brooks Barnhizer, Nick Martinelli, Pat Spencer
- Notre Dame (3) — Blake Wesley, Dane Goodwin, Pat Connaughton
- Ole Miss (3) — Jamarion Sharp, Malik Dia, Sean Pedulla
- Oregon (3) — Dillon Brooks, Nate Bittle, Payton Pritchard
- Penn State (3) — Jalen Pickett, Seth Lundy, Yanic Konan Niederhauser
- Purdue (3) — Braden Smith, Fletcher Loyer, Zach Edey
- Rutgers (3) — Ace Bailey, Dylan Harper, Ron Harper Jr.
- Santa Clara (3) — Allen Graves, Brandin Podziemski, Jalen Williams
- South Carolina (3) — Collin Murray-Boyles, GG Jackson, Mike Sharavjamts
- Utah State (3) — Neemias Queta, Sam Merrill, Taylor Funk
- West Virginia (3) — Javon Small, Jevon Carter, Miles McBride
- Wichita State (3) — Craig Porter Jr., Fred VanVleet, Landry Shamet
- Wisconsin (3) — John Tonje, Micah Potter, Steven Crowl
- Arizona State (2) — James Harden, Luguentz Dort
- BYU (2) — AJ Dybantsa, Egor Demin
- California (2) — Jaylen Brown, Jaylon Tyson
- Colorado State (2) — Isaiah Stevens, Nique Clifford
- DePaul (2) — Max Strus, Paul Reed
- Fresno State (2) — Orlando Robinson, Paul George
- Georgetown (2) — Micah Peavy, Thomas Sorber
- Georgia Tech (2) — Jose Alvarado, Josh Okogie
- Kansas State (2) — Coleman Hawkins, Dean Wade
- Marshall (2) — Jon Elmore, Wyatt Fricks
- Mississippi State (2) — Cameron Matthews, Tolu Smith
- Nebraska (2) — Brice Williams, Bryce McGowens
- Nevada (2) — Caleb Martin, Kobe Sanders
- Oklahoma State (2) — Cade Cunningham, Marcus Smart
- San Francisco (2) — Jamaree Bouyea, Jonathan Mogbo
- Syracuse (2) — Jerami Grant, William Kyle III
- Texas Tech (2) — Christian Anderson, Zhaire Smith
- UCF (2) — Tacko Fall, Taylor Hendricks
- UNLV (2) — Derrick Jones Jr., Elijah Harkless
- Virginia Tech (2) — Nickeil Alexander-Walker, Tobi Lawal
- Weber State (2) — Damian Lillard, Dillon Jones
- Yale (2) — Bez Mbeng, John Poulakidas
- Akron (1) — Enrique Freeman
- App State (1) — CJ Huntley
- Austin Peay (1) — Terry Taylor
- Belmont (1) — Ben Sheppard
- Boise State (1) — Tyson Degenhart
- Boston College (1) — Quinten Post
- Bowling Green (1) — Daeqwon Plowden
- Bradley (1) — Malevy Leons
- Butler (1) — Jahmyl Telfort
- Central Michigan (1) — Anthony Pritchard
- Chattanooga (1) — Jake Stephens
- Cincinnati (1) — Baba Miller
- Cleveland State (1) — Tristan Enaruna
- Davidson (1) — Stephen Curry
- Furman (1) — Jalen Slawson
- George Washington (1) — Rafael Castro
- Grand Canyon (1) — Gabe McGlothan
- Lamar (1) — Andrew Holifield
- Lehigh (1) — CJ McCollum
- Little Rock (1) — Myron Gardner
- Louisiana (1) — Elfrid Payton
- Louisiana Tech (1) — Isaiah Crawford
- Loyola Maryland (1) — Santi Aldama
- Minnesota (1) — Cam Christie
- Morehead State (1) — Riley Minix
- Murray State (1) — Ja Morant
- New Mexico State (1) — Pascal Siakam
- Northern Iowa (1) — AJ Green
- Oakland (1) — Jamal Cain
- Radford (1) — Javonte Green
- Saint Joseph's (1) — Rasheer Fleming
- Saint Louis (1) — Jordan Goodwin
- Saint Mary's (1) — Jock Landale
- San Diego State (1) — Kawhi Leonard
- Seton Hall (1) — Sandro Mamukelashvili
- SMU (1) — Jaron Pierre Jr.
- South Florida (1) — Izaiyah Nelson
- Temple (1) — Steve Settle III
- Toledo (1) — Ryan Rollins
- UAB (1) — Trey Jemison III
- UC San Diego (1) — Hayden Gray
- UC Santa Barbara (1) — Ajay Mitchell
- VCU (1) — Bones Hyland
- Wagner (1) — Alex Morales
- Western Kentucky (1) — Charles Bassey
- Wheeling (1) — Haywood Highsmith
- Wyoming (1) — Larry Nance Jr.
- Xavier (1) — Naji Marshall
Frequently asked questions
How many NBA players by college are there in the NBA?
420 as of 2026-10-16, based on 2026-27 rosters.
How often is this list updated?
It is rebuilt from ESPN roster data — this version is from 2026-10-16. Ages are recalculated every time it is rebuilt.
Are these listed heights or measured heights?
Listed heights, as published on official team rosters. They can differ slightly from combine measurements.
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