2025 NBA Draft: Full list of players attending second round in green room

Here’s a full breakdown of the 2025 NBA Draft green room attendees for the second round, spotlighting the 12 players invited to join the festivities as team executives prepare to make picks, network with agents, and spotlight standout talent:

🎓 Players Attending Second-Round Green Room

These 12 prospects were officially included in the green room on Thursday night—an honor signaling serious interest and consideration from NBA teams for the second day of selections (on3.com, hoopsrumors.com):

• Izan Almansa (F/C) – Perth Wildcats (Australia)
• Koby Brea (G/F) – Kentucky (on3.com)
• Johni Broome (C) – Auburn
• Rasheer Fleming (F) – Saint Joseph’s
• Kameron Jones (G)** (Note: Also referred as Kam Jones)** – Marquette (on3.com, hoopsrumors.com)
• Bogoljub Markovic (F/C) – Mega Basket (Serbia)
• Alijah Martin (G) – Florida
• Saliou Niang (G/F) – Trento (Senegal)
• Micah Peavy (G/F) – Georgetown
• Noah Penda (F) – Le Mans (France)
• Javon Small (G) – West Virginia
• Adou Thiero (F) – Arkansas

Green room inclusion offers these players a prime opportunity to make a final impression before the draft resumes (hoopsrumors.com).

📊 Why Green Room Invitations Matter (Even for Round Two)

1. Signal of Team Interest: Being in the green room suggests teams view these players as likely second-round selections or prime candidates for two-way or guaranteed contracts—spots where timing and visibility are crucial.
2. Bonus Exposure: The green room experience elevates visibility, giving fans, media, and execs a chance to gauge composure and presentation skills up close—even for players not projected to go in Round One (hoopsrumors.com).
3. Upside Potential: Teams can pivot quickly if a first-round pick falls into the Second Round. Having green room players prepared can accelerate their selection—especially for high-upside talents.

🔍 Highlights of Round-Two Invitees

• Rasheer Fleming (Saint Joseph’s, PF)
  A sharpshooting forward (39% from 3-point range) with a 6‑8 frame and 7‑5 wingspan. CBS Sports flagged him as a “screaming sleeper” who fits modern NBA spacing and defense schemes (cbssports.com).
• Ryan/Kameron Jones (Marquette, G)
  A premier catch-and-shoot guard with 36.6% career 3‑point accuracy. Jones offers off-ball shooting and anti-hero scoring—valued at the NBA bench level (cbssports.com).
• Maxime Raynaud (Stanford, C)
  A non-traditional big with guard-like skill: long-range shooting, playmaking, and plug-and-play frontcourt potential. CBS Sports expected him off the board by pick 40 (sports.yahoo.com, cbssports.com).
• Johni Broome (Auburn, C)
  Just featured among Round-2 names—Broome’s presence confirms stronger draft forecasts than usual for second-round bigs (on3.com, cbssports.com).
• Koby Brea (Kentucky, G/F)
  Fresh off a Kentucky season, officially selected 41st by Phoenix—and included in the green room invite list (on3.com).
• International Talent (Almansa, Markovic, Niang)
  All brought overseas pedigree!
  • Izan Almansa played for Perth Wildcats and G-League Ignite.
  • Bogoljub Markovic represented Mega Basket (Serbia).
  • Saliou Niang appeared for Trento (Italy).
    Each profile blends pro experience with international upside (on3.com).

🗣 What Experts Are Saying

• Hoops Rumors listed the full twelve with projection updates, noting possible additions prior to the event (hoopsrumors.com).
• CBS Sports spotlighted Fleming, Raynaud, and Jones as top second-round sleepers capable of outperforming their draft slot (cbssports.com).
• Yahoo Sports reaffirmed elite rankings for Raynaud, Proctor, and Broome among Second-Round hopefuls (sports.yahoo.com).

✅ Final Green Room Roster (Fri, June 26)

1. Izan Almansa – F/C – Perth
2. Koby Brea – G/F – Kentucky
3. Johni Broome – C – Auburn
4. Rasheer Fleming – F – Saint Joseph’s
5. Kameron (Kam) Jones – G – Marquette
6. Bogoljub Markovic – F/C – Mega Basket (Serbia)
7. Alijah Martin – G – Florida
8. Saliou Niang – G/F – Trento (Senegal)
9. Micah Peavy – G/F – Georgetown
10. Noah Penda – F – Le Mans (France)
11. Javon Small – G – West Virginia
12. Adou Thiero – F – Arkansas

📌 What This Means for Teams & Fans

• Teams get prime access to engage with second-round targets directly before the clock runs out—great for two-way fits or 10-day contracts.
• Players receive the spotlight, recognition, and publicity—all crucial for momentum in late draft talks.
• Fans and Media benefit from behind-the-scenes narratives, live reactions, and closing statements—especially during a draft expansion that now spans two nights.

📺 What to Watch & Expect Tonight

• Keep an eye on whether these players are actually selected tonight—being in the green room is a strong predictor, but not a guarantee.
• Five-star names like Fleming, Broome, Jones, and Raynaud are the top candidates to land secured slots in this range.
• International players (Almansa, Markovic, Niang) could either be corralled or slide depending on team needs and contract strategy.
• The spin from experts suggests everyone in that list is draft-worthy—expect fireworks, with surprises still possible.