The 2025 NBA Draft Combine is coming later this month, and SEC basketball will be represented well at the event.
From May 11-18, the combine will be held in Chicago. The event will help a number of prospects improve their draft stock, and it will help others determine whether or not they want to remain in the draft. Early entrants have until June 15 to decide if they want to remain in the draft or return to school.
From the SEC, Final Four Most Outstanding Player winner Walter Clayton Jr. will be in attendance. He climbed draft boards with a record-setting March Madness for Florida, and he has a chance to boost his stock even higher.
SEC Player of the Year Johni Broome will also be in attendance at the combine. Broome was one of the top players in the entire country, but has not received high marks in most mock drafts yet.
Here is the full list of every SEC player to attend the combine:
Koby Brea, Kentucky Johni Broome, Auburn Walter Clayton Jr., Florida Alex Condon, Florida Jeremiah Fears, Oklahoma Boogie Fland, Arkansas Tre Johnson, Texas Karter Knox, Arkansas Chaz Lanier, Tennessee Alijah Martin, Florida Jalon Moore, Oklahoma Collin Murray-Boyles, South Carolina Grant Nelson, Alabama Asa Newell, Georgia Otega Oweh, Kentucky Tahaad Pettiford, Auburn Labaron Philon, Alabama Mark Sears, Alabama Adou Thiero, ArkansasThe NBA announced today that 75 players have been invited to the 2025 NBA Draft Combine, which will take place from May 11-18 at Wintrust Arena and the Marriott Marquis in Chicago.Additionally, a select number of standout players from the 2025 NBA G League Elite Camp, which… pic.twitter.com/KlCy4tcvW8
— NBA Communications (@NBAPR) May 2, 2025SEC basketball sees 19 stars invited to 2025 NBA Draft Combine Saturday Down South.
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