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Indiana Men’s Basketball in the NBA Draft
6/20/2023 2:00:00 PM | Men's Basketball
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The 2023 NBA Draft will be held on Thursday, June 22, at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. The 58-pick event will begin at 8 p.m. on ABC and ESPN.
Both freshman guard Jalen Hood-Schifino and senior forward Trayce Jackson-Davis were invited to and competed in the 2023 NBA Draft Combine.
Hood-Schifino measured in at 6'4.25" without shoes, the second tallest among those invited to the combine at the point guard position. His wingspan of 6'10.25" was fourth among all guards, highest at PG. He accepted his invitation to the NBA Draft green room.
Jackson-Davis ranked first among all center prospects at the combine in standing vertical jump (33.0), max vertical jump (36.5), shuttle run (3.16), and three-quarter sprint (3.20). He measured in at 6'8.25" without shoes with a wingspan of 7'1.00".
The Indiana men's basketball program ranks seventh among all Division I programs with 26 players selected in the first round of the NBA Draft since its inception in 1947.
The Hoosiers rank second among Big Ten teams in first-round picks and are one of five conference schools with at least 20 first-round selections.
Indiana has produced two No. 1 overall picks, tied for third in the NCAA. In total, IU has had 77 players selected in the NBA Draft.
Hoosiers Selected in the First Round of the NBA Draft
First Overall
Walt Bellamy, Chicago, 1961
Kent Benson, Milwaukee, 1977
Second Overall
Archie Dees, Cincinnati, 1958
Scott May, Chicago, 1976
Isiah Thomas, Detroit, 1981
Victor Oladipo, Orlando, 2013
Fourth Overall
Cody Zeller, Charlotte, 2013
Sixth Overall
Calbert Cheaney, Washington, 1993
Seventh Overall
Quinn Buckner, Milwaukee, 1976
Eric Gordon, Los Angeles Clippers, 2008
Eighth Overall
Ward Williams, Fort Wayne, 1948
Ninth Overall
Noah Vonleh, Charlotte, 2014
11th Overall
Bob Wilkerson, Seattle, 1976
Jared Jeffries, Washington, 2002
12th Overall
Mike Woodson, New York, 1980
14th Overall
Romeo Langford, Boston, 2019
16th Overall
Alan Henderson, Atlanta, 1995
Kirk Haston, Charlotte, 2001
17th Overall
Steve Downing, Boston, 1973
Uwe Blab, Dallas, 1985
Greg Graham, Charlotte, 1993
18th Overall
Ray Tolbert, New Jersey, 1981
22nd Overall
Randy Wittman, Washington, 1983
23rd Overall
OG Anunoby, Toronto, 2017
27th Overall
Brian Evans, Orlando, 1995
29th Overall
D.J. White, Detroit, 2008
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Both freshman guard Jalen Hood-Schifino and senior forward Trayce Jackson-Davis were invited to and competed in the 2023 NBA Draft Combine.
Hood-Schifino measured in at 6'4.25" without shoes, the second tallest among those invited to the combine at the point guard position. His wingspan of 6'10.25" was fourth among all guards, highest at PG. He accepted his invitation to the NBA Draft green room.
Jackson-Davis ranked first among all center prospects at the combine in standing vertical jump (33.0), max vertical jump (36.5), shuttle run (3.16), and three-quarter sprint (3.20). He measured in at 6'8.25" without shoes with a wingspan of 7'1.00".
The Indiana men's basketball program ranks seventh among all Division I programs with 26 players selected in the first round of the NBA Draft since its inception in 1947.
The Hoosiers rank second among Big Ten teams in first-round picks and are one of five conference schools with at least 20 first-round selections.
Indiana has produced two No. 1 overall picks, tied for third in the NCAA. In total, IU has had 77 players selected in the NBA Draft.
Hoosiers Selected in the First Round of the NBA Draft
First Overall
Walt Bellamy, Chicago, 1961
Kent Benson, Milwaukee, 1977
Second Overall
Archie Dees, Cincinnati, 1958
Scott May, Chicago, 1976
Isiah Thomas, Detroit, 1981
Victor Oladipo, Orlando, 2013
Fourth Overall
Cody Zeller, Charlotte, 2013
Sixth Overall
Calbert Cheaney, Washington, 1993
Seventh Overall
Quinn Buckner, Milwaukee, 1976
Eric Gordon, Los Angeles Clippers, 2008
Eighth Overall
Ward Williams, Fort Wayne, 1948
Ninth Overall
Noah Vonleh, Charlotte, 2014
11th Overall
Bob Wilkerson, Seattle, 1976
Jared Jeffries, Washington, 2002
12th Overall
Mike Woodson, New York, 1980
14th Overall
Romeo Langford, Boston, 2019
16th Overall
Alan Henderson, Atlanta, 1995
Kirk Haston, Charlotte, 2001
17th Overall
Steve Downing, Boston, 1973
Uwe Blab, Dallas, 1985
Greg Graham, Charlotte, 1993
18th Overall
Ray Tolbert, New Jersey, 1981
22nd Overall
Randy Wittman, Washington, 1983
23rd Overall
OG Anunoby, Toronto, 2017
27th Overall
Brian Evans, Orlando, 1995
29th Overall
D.J. White, Detroit, 2008
@IndianaMBB
For all the latest on Indiana University men's basketball, be sure to follow the team at @IndianaMBB on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
#GoIU
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