NBA Draft Combine: Pre-draft measurements for 59 prospects
Pat Lovell / USA Today Sports
The NBA draft combine is taking place in Chicago on Thursday and Friday, and Thursday provided what prospect hounds tend to salivate over: measurements.
While the two-day combine is about far more than just measurements as teams look to get to know players through interviews, see how they handle the media, and run them through position-specific drills and game situations, the relevant feet and inches will be cited often between now and the June 26 draft.
While players are measured on far more than just five metrics, the tables below shows the key stats you'll be hearing about in the coming weeks for 59 of the top prospects in this year's draft: height without shoes, weight, and wingspan (in the first table). and reach and hand length (in the second table).
Height, Weight, Wingspan
| Player (School) | Mock | Height (w/o shoes), Weight (lbs) | Wingspan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jordan Adams (UCLA) | 25 | 6' 3.5", 209 | 6' 10" |
| Kyle Anderson (UCLA) | 17 | 6' 7.5", 230 | 7' 2.75" |
| Thanasis Antetokounmpo (Delaware D-League) | 60 | 6' 5.25", 205 | 7' 0" |
| Isaiah Austin (Baylor) | 34 | 6' 11.5", 220 | 7' 4.5" |
| Jordan Bachynski (Arizona State) | 7' 1.25", 254 | 7' 4" | |
| Cameron Bairstow (New Mexico) | 6' 8.75", 252 | 7' 0.75" | |
| Khem Birch (UNLV) | 57 | 6' 7.5", 209 | 7' 1" |
| Alec Brown (Green Bay) | 7' 0.25", 231 | 7' 1.5" | |
| Jabari Brown (Missouri) | 47 | 6' 3", 202 | 6' 8.25" |
| Markel Brown (Oklahoma State) | 6' 2.5", 184 | 6' 8.75" | |
| Deonte Burton (Nevada) | 39 | 6' 0", 193 | 6' 7" |
| Jahii Carson (Arizona State) | 56 | 5' 9.75", 180 | 6' 2" |
| Semaj Christon (Xavier) | 6' 1.5", 186 | 6' 6.5" | |
| Jordan Clarkson (Missouri) | 46 | 6' 3.25", 186 | 6' 8" |
| Aaron Craft (Ohio State) | 6' 0.75", 192 | 6' 2" | |
| DeAndre Daniels (Connecticut) | 33 | 6' 7.25", 196 | 7' 2" |
| Spencer Dinwiddie (Colorado) | 38 | 6' 4.5", 205 | 6' 8.25" |
| Cleanthony Early (Wichita State) | 29 | 6' 6", 209 | 6' 10.75" |
| Melvin Ejim (Iowa State) | 6' 5.25", 219 | 6' 11.75" | |
| Tyler Ennis (Syracuse) | 12 | 6' 1", 182 | 6' 7.25" |
| Dante Exum (Australia) | 4 | 6' 4.5", 196 | 6' 9.5" |
| C.J. Fair (Syracuse) | 6' 6.5", 218 | 6' 9.5" | |
| Aaron Gordon (Arizona) | 11 | 6' 7.5", 220 | 6' 11.75" |
| Jerami Grant (Syracuse) | 20 | 6' 6.5", 214 | 7' 2.75" |
| P.J. Hairston (Texas D-League/UNC) | 24 | 6' 4.25", 228 | 6' 9" |
| Gary Harris (Michigan State) | 13 | 6' 2.5", 205 | 6' 6.75" |
| Joe Harris (Virginia) | 6' 4.75", NA | 6' 6" | |
| Rodney Hood (Duke) | 22 | 6' 7.25", 208 | 6' 8.5" |
| Cory Jefferson (Baylor) | 6' 7.75", 218 | 7' 0.5" | |
| Nick Johnson (Arizona) | 51 | 6' 1.5", 198 | 6' 7.25" |
| DeAndre Kane (Iowa State) | 6' 2.75", 200 | 6' 8" | |
| Sean Kilpatrick (Cincinnati) | 6' 2.5", 219 | 6' 7" | |
| Alex Kirk (New Mexico) | 6' 9.25", 252 | 7' 3.5" | |
| Zach LaVine (UCLA) | 30 | 6' 4.5", 181 | 6' 8.25" |
| Devyn Marble (Iowa) | 50 | 6' 5", 192 | 6' 9" |
| James Michael McAdoo (North Carolina) | 6' 7.5", 228 | 7' 2.25" | |
| K.J. McDaniels (Clemson) | 19 | 6' 4.5", 196 | 6' 11.25" |
| Doug McDermott (Creighton) | 7 | 6' 6.25", 218 | 6' 9.25" |
| Jordan McRae (Tennessee) | 6' 3.75", 179 | 7' 0.5" | |
| Shabazz Napier (Connecticut) | 26 | 5' 11", 175 | 6' 3.25" |
| Johnny O'Bryant III (LSU) | 43 | 6' 7.25", 257 | 7' 2.25" |
| Lamar Patterson (Pittsburgh) | 6' 4", 226 | 6' 11" | |
| Adreian Payne (Michigan State) | 21 | 6' 9", 239 | 7' 4" |
| Elfrid Payton (Louisiana-Lafayette) | 27 | 6' 2.5", 185 | 6' 8" |
| Dwight Powell (Stanford) | 49 | 6' 9.5", 234 | 7' 0.5" |
| Julius Randle (Kentucky) | 5 | 6' 7.75", 250 | 7' 0" |
| Glenn Robinson III (Michigan) | 35 | 6' 5.5", 211 | 6' 10" |
| LaQuinton Ross (Ohio State) | 52 | 6' 6.5", 239 | 7' 1.75" |
| Marcus Smart (Oklahoma State) | 6' 2", 227 | 6' 9.25" | |
| Russ Smith (Louisville) | 48 | 5' 11.5", 160 | 6' 3.5" |
| Nik Stauskas (Michigan) | 14 | 6' 5.25", 207 | 6' 7.75" |
| Jarnell Stokes (Tennessee) | 41 | 6' 7", NA | 7' 1.25" |
| Xavier Thames (San Diego State) | 6' 2.25", 187 | 6' 4" | |
| Noah Vonleh (Indiana) | 6 | 6' 8", 247 | 7' 4.25" |
| T.J. Warren (North Carolina State) | 16 | 6' 7", 220 | 6' 10.25" |
| C.J. Wilcox (Washington) | 45 | 6' 3.5", 201 | 6' 9.75" |
| Kendall Williams (New Mexico) | 6' 2.25", 183 | 6' 5.5" | |
| James Young (Kentucky) | 15 | 6' 5.25", 213 | 7' 0" |
| Patric Young (Florida) | 42 | 6' 8.5", 247 | 7' 1.75" |
Reach, Hand Length
| Player (School) | Mock | Reach | Hand Length (in.) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jordan Adams (UCLA) | 25 | 8' 6" | 8.5 |
| Kyle Anderson (UCLA) | 17 | 8' 11.5" | NA |
| Thanasis Antetokounmpo (Delaware D-League) | 60 | 8' 8.5" | 9 |
| Isaiah Austin (Baylor) | 34 | 9' 4.5" | 8.75 |
| Jordan Bachynski (Arizona State) | 9' 0.5" | 9.25 | |
| Cameron Bairstow (New Mexico) | 8' 11" | 8.75 | |
| Khem Birch (UNLV) | 57 | 8' 11" | 9 |
| Alec Brown (Green Bay) | 9' 1" | 9.25 | |
| Jabari Brown (Missouri) | 47 | 8' 4" | 9 |
| Markel Brown (Oklahoma State) | 8' 4" | 8.25 | |
| Deonte Burton (Nevada) | 39 | 8' 1.5" | 8.25 |
| Jahii Carson (Arizona State) | 56 | 7' 9" | 7.5 |
| Semaj Christon (Xavier) | 8' 3" | NA | |
| Jordan Clarkson (Missouri) | 46 | 8' 2" | 8.25 |
| Aaron Craft (Ohio State) | 7' 10.5" | 7.75 | |
| DeAndre Daniels (Connecticut) | 33 | 8' 10.5" | 9.25 |
| Spencer Dinwiddie (Colorado) | 38 | 8' 7" | NA |
| Cleanthony Early (Wichita State) | 29 | 8' 5.5" | 8.5 |
| Melvin Ejim (Iowa State) | 8' 7.5" | 8.75 | |
| Tyler Ennis (Syracuse) | 12 | 8' 2" | 8.25 |
| Dante Exum (Australia) | 4 | 8' 7" | 8.5 |
| C.J. Fair (Syracuse) | 8' 8" | 9 | |
| Aaron Gordon (Arizona) | 11 | 8' 9" | NA |
| Jerami Grant (Syracuse) | 20 | 8' 11" | NA |
| P.J. Hairston (Texas D-League/UNC) | 24 | 8' 5" | 8.75 |
| Gary Harris (Michigan State) | 13 | 8' 0" | 8.5 |
| Joe Harris (Virginia) | 8' 4" | 8.5 | |
| Rodney Hood (Duke) | 22 | 8' 7" | 8.5 |
| Cory Jefferson (Baylor) | NA | 8.75 | |
| Nick Johnson (Arizona) | 51 | 8' 0.5" | 8.75 |
| DeAndre Kane (Iowa State) | 8' 3" | 8.25 | |
| Sean Kilpatrick (Cincinnati) | 8' 3" | 9 | |
| Alex Kirk (New Mexico) | 9' 1.5" | 9.25 | |
| Zach LaVine (UCLA) | 30 | 8' 4" | 8.25 |
| Devyn Marble (Iowa) | 50 | 8' 6" | 8.25 |
| James Michael McAdoo (North Carolina) | 8' 10.5" | 9.25 | |
| K.J. McDaniels (Clemson) | 19 | 8' 6" | 8.75 |
| Doug McDermott (Creighton) | 7 | 8' 7" | 8.75 |
| Jordan McRae (Tennessee) | 8' 8" | 8.75 | |
| Shabazz Napier (Connecticut) | 26 | 7' 9" | 8.25 |
| Johnny O'Bryant III (LSU) | 43 | 8' 9" | 9.25 |
| Lamar Patterson (Pittsburgh) | 8' 5" | 9 | |
| Adreian Payne (Michigan State) | 21 | 9' 1" | 9.25 |
| Elfrid Payton (Louisiana-Lafayette) | 27 | 8' 2.5" | 8.75 |
| Dwight Powell (Stanford) | 49 | 8' 9" | 9 |
| Julius Randle (Kentucky) | 5 | 8' 9.5" | 8.75 |
| Glenn Robinson III (Michigan) | 35 | 8' 4.5" | 9 |
| LaQuinton Ross (Ohio State) | 52 | 8' 10" | 8.75 |
| Marcus Smart (Oklahoma State) | 8' 3" | 9 | |
| Russ Smith (Louisville) | 48 | 7' 11" | 8.25 |
| Nik Stauskas (Michigan) | 14 | 8' 6" | 8.5 |
| Jarnell Stokes (Tennessee) | 41 | 8' 7.5" | 9.75 |
| Xavier Thames (San Diego State) | 8' 0" | 8.25 | |
| Noah Vonleh (Indiana) | 6 | 9' 0" | 9.75 |
| T.J. Warren (North Carolina State) | 16 | 8' 8" | 8.75 |
| C.J. Wilcox (Washington) | 45 | 8' 4.5" | 8.75 |
| Kendall Williams (New Mexico) | 8' 3" | 8 | |
| James Young (Kentucky) | 15 | 8' 8" | 9 |
| Patric Young (Florida) | 42 | 8' 7.5" | 9.25 |
[All measurements courtesy NBA.com, mock draft ranks courtesy DraftExpress]
Absent from that table are top prospects Andrew Wiggins, Jabari Parker, and Joel Embiid, who have declined to attend the combine, though Wiggins raised eyebrows when an incredible photo of his vertical jump surfaced online Thursday.
We've opted not to include body fat, which isn't measured for all players and isn't measured in a very reliable fashion, and you'll have to check back for "the big one," vertical jump, which won't be measured until Friday. Friday will also include the bench press, agility, and sprint tests.
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