Players Called Up By NBA Teams
- Sean Lampley - called up by the Golden State Warriors on November 13, 2003
- Oliver Miller - called up by the Minnesota Timberwolves on December 13, 2003
- Kaniel Dickens - called up by the Portland Trail Blazers on December 19, 2003
- Maurice Carter - called up by the Los Angeles Lakers on January 30, 2004 and the New Orleans Hornets on March 25, 2004
- Eddie Gill - called up by the Portland Trail Blazers on February 5, 2004
- Rodney Buford - called up by the Sacramento Kings on February 21, 2004
- Billy Thomas - called up by the New Jersey Nets on January 20, 2005
- Maurice Baker - called up by the Los Angeles Clippers on February 22, 2005 and the Portland Trail Blazers on March 12, 2005
- Justin Williams - called up by the Sacramento Kings on January 5, 2007
- Renaldo Major - called up by the Golden State Warriors on January 17, 2007
- Blake Ahearn - called up by the Miami Heat on March 21, 2008 and the San Antonio Spurs on November 16, 2008
- Chris Johnson - called up by the Portland Trail Blazers on January 24, 2011 and March 14, 2011, and called up by the Boston Celtics on February 24, 2011
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