The NBA announced 103 players have declared as early entrants for the NBA Draft, including 80 players from U.S. colleges. The college players have until May 8 to withdraw from the draft and return to college as long they didn't hire an agent, according to the new NCAA rule. The NBA gives players until June 14 to decide, which means the international players have until then to withdraw. Here is a complete list of all the early entrants, the projected first round picks by DraftExpress.com are bolded:

Player, School, Height, Status

Solomon Alabi, Florida State, 7-1, Sophomore
Cole Aldrich, Kansas, 6-11, Junior
Lavoy Allen, Temple, 6-9, Junior
Al-Farouq Aminu, Wake Forest, 6-9, Sophomore
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, 6-6, Junior
Kevin Anderson, Richmond, 6-0, Junior
Luke Babbitt, Nevada, 6-9, Sophomore
Armon Bassett, Ohio, 6-2, Junior
Talor Battle, Penn State, 6-0, Junior
Keith Benson, Oakland, 6-11, Junior
Eric Bledsoe, Kentucky, 6-1, Freshman
Anatoly Bose, Nicholls State, 6-6, Junior
Dee Bost, Mississippi State, 6-2, Sophomore
Craig Brackins, Iowa State, 6-10, Junior
Avery Bradley, Texas, 6-2, Freshman
Carlon Brown, Utah, 6-5, Junior
Derrick Caracter, UTEP, 6-9, Junior
DeMarcus Cousins, Kentucky, 6-11, Freshman
Jordan Crawford, Xavier, 6-4, Sophomore
Ed Davis, North Carolina, 6-10, Sophomore
Mike Davis, Illinois, 6-9, Junior
Paul Davis, Winston-Salem State, 6-9, Junior
Malcolm Delaney, Virginia Tech, 6-3, Junior
Devin Ebanks, West Virginia, 6-9, Sophomore
Kenneth Faried, Morehead State, 6-8, Junior
Derrick Favors, Georgia Tech, 6-10, Freshman
Courtney Fortson, Arkansas, 5-11, Sophomore
Jimmer Fredette, BYU, 6-2, Junior
Keith “Tiny” Gallon, Oklahoma, 6-9, Freshman
Charles Garcia, Seattle, 6-10, Junior
Paul George, Fresno State, 6-8, Sophomore
Anthony Gurley, Massachusetts, 6-3, Junior
Manny Harris, Michigan, 6-5, Junior
Gordon Hayward, Butler, 6-9, Sophomore
Jeremy Hazell, Seton Hall, 6-5, Junior
Xavier Henry, Kansas, 6-6, Freshman
Darington Hobson, New Mexico, 6-7, Junior
Adnan Hodzic, Lipscomb, 6-8, Junior
Armon Johnson, Nevada, 6-3, Junior
JaJuan Johnson, Purdue, 6-10, Junior
Ravern Johnson, Mississippi State, 6-7, Junior
Wesley Johnson, Syracuse, 6-7, Junior
Cameron Jones, Northern Arizona, 6-4, Junior
Dominique Jones, South Florida, 6-4, Junior
Mac Koshwal, DePaul, 6-10, Junior
Sylven Landesberg, Virginia, 6-6, Sophomore
Gani Lawal, Georgia Tech, 6-9, Junior
Kenny Lawson, Creighton, 6-9, Junior
Tommy Mason-Griffin, Oklahoma, 5-11, Freshman
Demetri McCamey, Illinois, 6-3, Junior
Elijah Millsap, Alabama-Birmingham, 6-6, Junior
Greg Monroe, Georgetown, 6-10, Sophomore
E’Twaun Moore, Purdue, 6-4, Junior
Arnett Moultrie, UTEP, 6-11, Sophomore
A.J. Ogilvy, Vanderbilt, 6-11, Junior
Daniel Orton, Kentucky, 6-10, Freshman
Patrick Patterson, Kentucky, 6-9, Junior
Rico Pickett, Manhattan, 6-4, Junior
Eniel Polynice, Mississippi, 6-5, Junior
Herb Pope, Seton Hall, 6-8, Sophomore
Jeff Robinson, Seton Hall, 6-6, Junior
Samardo Samuels, Louisville, 6-9, Sophomore
Larry Sanders, Virginia Commonwealth, 6-11, Junior
John Sloan, Huntingdon (AL), 5-11, Junior
Tracy Smith, North Carolina State, 6-8, Junior
Lance Stephenson, Cincinnati, 6-5, Freshman
Lazar Trifunovic, Radford, 6-8, Junior
Evan Turner, Ohio State, 6-7, Junior
Alex Tyus, Florida, 6-8, Junior
Ekpe Udoh, Baylor, 6-10, Junior
John Wall, Kentucky, 6-4, Freshman
Willie Warren, Oklahoma, 6-4, Sophomore
Quinton Watkins, San Diego State, 6-3, Freshman
C.J. Webster, San Jose State, 6-9, Junior
Terrico White, Mississippi, 6-5, Sophomore
Hassan Whiteside, Marshall, 7-0, Freshman
Elliot Williams, Memphis, 6-5, Sophomore
Stevy Worah-Ozimo, Slippery Rock, 6-8, Junior
Chris Wright, Dayton, 6-8, Junior
Jahmar Young, New Mexico State, 6-5, Junior

The following is the list of international players who have applied for
early entry into the 2010 NBA Draft:

Player, Team/Country*, Height, Status

Pablo Aguilar, Granada (Spain), 6-8, 1989 DOB
Andrew Albicy, Paris-Levallois (France), 5-10, 1990 DOB
Robin Benzing, Ratiopharm Ulm (Germany), 6-10, 1989 DOB
Stefan Bircevic, Metalac (Serbia), 6-10, 1989 DOB
Bojan Bogdanovic, Cibona (Croatia), 6-8, 1989 DOB
Sarra Camara, Le Havre (France), 6-9, 1989 DOB
Antoine Diot, Le Mans (France), 6-3, 1989 DOB
Bangaly Fofana, ASVEL (France), 7-0, 1989 DOB
Miralem Halilovic, Sloboda Dita (Bosnia), 6-9, 1991 DOB
Thomas Heurtel, Strasbourg (France), 6-2, 1989 DOB
Edwin Jackson, Rouen (France), 6-3, 1989 DOB
Dusan Korac, Centar (Montenegro), 6-11, 1991 DOB
Mindaugas Kuzminskas, Siauliai (Lithuania), 6-9, 1989 DOB
Luc Louves, Maurienne (France), 6-10, 1989 DOB
Uros Lukovic, Radnicki Basket (Serbia), 7-0, 1989 DOB
Donatas Motiejunas, Benetton Treviso (Italy), 7-0, 1990 DOB
Tomasz Nowakowski, Luka Koper (Slovenia), 6-10, 1990 DOB
Tibor Pleiss, Brose Baskets (Germany), 7-0, 1989 DOB
Xavier Rabaseda, FC Barcelona (Spain), 6-7, 1989 DOB
Fernando Raposo, Pau Orthez (France), 6-9, 1989 DOB
Ryan Richards, Gran Canaria (Spain), 7-0, 1991 DOB
Kevin Sèraphin, Cholet (France), 6-9, 1989 DOB
Semen Shashkov, Ural Ekaterinburg (Russia), 6-7, 1989 DOB

*Country indicates where team plays, not country of nationality.