26 former Kentucky Wildcats are on NBA rosters for the 2026-27 season
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26 former Kentucky Wildcats are on NBA rosters for the 2026-27 season
The 2026-27 NBA season is here, and 26 former Kentucky Basketball players are on opening day rosters. That’s the most of any college program and is the 15th straight season in which the Wildcats led the way.
Kentucky has at least one player on 19 of 30 NBA teams. The Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs lead the way with three Wildcats on their rosters, while the Philadelphia 76ers, Miami Heat and Houston Rockets each have two.
This past season, Karl-Anthony Towns won an NBA championship with the New York Knicks, while Shai Gilgeous-Alexander won his second consecutive NBA MVP award, which came a year after he won a title with the Thunder.
Here’s to hoping for another banner year for former Wildcats in the NBA!
Kentucky Wildcats in the NBA for the 2026-27 Season
76ers: Justin Edwards, Tyrese Maxey
Bucks: Tyler Herro
Celtics: Amari Williams
Clippers: Isaiah Jackson
Heat: Bam Adebayo, Nick Richards
Kings: Malik Monk
Knicks: Karl-Anthony Towns
Lakers: Jarred Vanderbilt
Mavericks: PJ Washington
Nets: Julius Randle
Nuggets: Jamal Murray
Raptors: Immanuel Quickley
Rockets: Reed Sheppard, Oscar Tshiebwe
Spurs: De’Aaron Fox, Keldon Johnson, Jayden Quaintance
Suns: Devin Booker
Thunder: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Otega Oweh, Cason Wallace
Timberwolves: Trey Lyles
Trail Blazers: Shaedon Sharpe
Wizards: Anthony Davis
The 2026-27 NBA season is here, and 26 former Kentucky Basketball players are on opening day rosters. That’s the most of any college program and is the 15th straight season in which the Wildcats led the way.
Kentucky has at least one player on 19 of 30 NBA teams. The Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs lead the way with three Wildcats on their rosters, while the Philadelphia 76ers, Miami Heat and Houston Rockets each have two.
This past season, Karl-Anthony Towns won an NBA championship with the New York Knicks, while Shai Gilgeous-Alexander won his second consecutive NBA MVP award, which came a year after he won a title with the Thunder.
Here’s to hoping for another banner year for former Wildcats in the NBA!
Kentucky Wildcats in the NBA for the 2026-27 Season