Former Players

• Hoberecht's Former Players
• KC in the NBA
• KC players that signed four-year college scholarships

Where have Coach Hoberecht's players played?

Stefan Moody
University of Mississippi

Jonathan Milligan
University of Pittsburgh

Paul Storozynski
Texas Tech University

Kerbell Brown
University of South Carolina

Framecio Little
Washington State University

Todd Okeson
University of Nevada

Wade Knapp
Missouri State University

Mason Felter
Wichita State University

Gary Wade
Purdue University

Anthony Teague
University of New Mexico

Corey Lewis
Colorado State University

Charlie Coley III
University of N.C. Charlotte

Chris Johnson
St. Bonneventure University

Tony Darden
Long Beach State University
Troy Cage
University of Tennessee Chattanooga

Ty Patterson
University of Tennessee Chattanooga

Lonnie McClanahan
The University of Texas at Arlington

Quinton Upshur
Northern Arizona University

Maurice Taylor
Bethune-Cookman University

Chinedu Amajoyi
The University of Louisiana at Monroe

Professional Players:

• Ashton Khan - Worchester (British Basketball League)
• Milton Chavis - Worthing (English Basketball League)
• Chris Johnson - China
• Dane Smith - Canada
• Curtis Massey - Bay Area Shuckers (ABA)

Other Division I Players:

• Nathan Carson - Appalachian St.
• Andre Speed - Centenary
• Charles Dearmon - Appalachian St.
• Mike McDaniel - Jacksonville St.
• Shawn Philpotts - Jacksonville St.
• Brian Marks - Central Arkansas
• Julius Perkins - Campbell University
• Corey Hemphill - Tennessee Tech
• Troy Okeson - Western Illinois
• Brent Wilson - Monmouth Univ.
• DeMarcus Lyday - UT-San Antonio
• Melvin Smith - UT-San Antonio
• Jake Sims - Gardner Webb
• Mason Felter - Wichita State Univ.
• Antwon Jones - Tennessee Tech
• Deron Hobbs -Grambling State
• Chris Angsomwine - Oral Roberts
• Derian Shaffer - SIU-Edwardsville
• Milton Chavis - Morehead State
• Dane Smith* - Tennessee Martin
• Jalen Washington - Arkansas Little Rock
• Braylon Lazare - Louisiana Lafayette
• Travis Betran - Austin Peay

 Division II Players:

• Tony Kemper - Ft. Hays St.
• Landis Richardson - Ft. Hays St.
• Kiquan Sullivan - Pittsburg State
• Adam Kennedy - North Dakota St.
• Jeff Wilms - Pittsburg State
• LaMarshall Corbett - Angelo State
• Jarray Matthews - Kansas Newman
• Jase Herl - Mesa State
• Andre Hill - West Texas A&M
• Jean Jantz - Friends University
• Eric Mayo - Winston-Salem State
• Markus Yarbrough - Fort Hays St.
• Jonathan Phelps - Missouri Western
• Nardi Bogues - Rockhurst University

Division III Players:

• Dwayne Soders - Permian Beach
• Tre Potter - UT Tyler
• Justin Felicia - East Texas Baptist University

NAIA Players:

• Chris Gracela - Texas Weslyan
• Ryan Lofink - Bethel
• Steve Rausch - Frends Univ.
• Jeremy Grady - Kansas Wesleyan
• Lucas Morgan - Newman
• Sean Jantz - Frends Univ.
• Derrick Fain - The Master's College

KC Players that have signed with four-year schools:

• Marcus Thornton** - LSU
• Steve Bracey ** - University of Tulsa
• Francisco Elson** - California
• Stefan Moody  - Ole Miss
• Jonathan Milligan - Pittsburgh
• Tom "Bush" Wamukota - Wichita State
• Jamarcus Weatherspoon - Texas State
• Kalif Wright - Miami-Ohio
• Emmanuel Moute - Texas State
• Larry Handy - Arkansas State
• Landrell Brewer - Central Arkansas
• Brandon McThay - Lamar University
• Ron Larris* - Georgia State
• Marcus Hubbard* - Angelo State
• Jermaine Lewis* - UNLV
• Nolan Johnson - Oklahoma
• Cheyne Gadson - Oklahoma State
• Thomas Davis - LSU
• Trevor Giggs - UNLV
• Cedric McGowan* - Cincinnati
• Trey Moore - Mississippi State
• Sylvester Dotson - UNLV
• Richard Evans - Iowa State
• Bernard Barrow - George Washington
• Toshay Harvey - Southern Illinois
• Jason Williams* - UTEP
• Herb Baker - UAB
• Cornelius Frazier - Louisiana Tech
• Antonio Fitzgerald - Boise State
• Randy Brooks - Rhode Island
• Will Franklin* - Bradley
• Barry Jordan - Louisiana-Lafayette
• Gary Robinson - Louisiana-Monroe
• Cortez Bond - Northern Illinois
• Quincy Simpson - Idaho
• Brandon Gilbert - North Texas
• Gary Durant - Florida Atlantic
• Nolan McBride - Jacksonville
• Larry Sheppard - Texas Pan-American
• Clarence Mathews - Tennessee State
• Cantrell Fletcher - Towson State
• Chavis Thompson - Louisiana-Monroe
• Toby Frazier - Jacksonville
• Shannon Green - Northern Illinois
• Keith Murray - Weber State
• Lynwood Wade -Texas State
• Darrien Robinson -Delaware State
• Anthony Lambert - Cleveland State
• Ruben Nembhard - Weber State
• Ray Hicks - Texas Southern
• Tyrone Mays - Long Beach State
• Mike Ross - Texas State
• Marlon Anderson -Texas-San Antonio
• Mark Patton - Prairie View A&M
• Rico Grant - Southeast Louisiana
• Solomon Clark -Texas State
• Damon Thomas - IUPUI
• Lonnie Scott - Prairie View A&M
• Josh McCasland - Southeast Louisiana
• Myron Chapman - University of Mobile
• Bakari Copeland - Univ. of Maryland: Eastern Shore
• Miles Banks - University of Incarnate Word

** Played in NBA
* Played professionally overseas.

Former KC players in the NBA:

Marcus Thornton played at Kilgore College from 2005-07 under head coach Scott Schumacher where he earned All-American honors. He currently plays for the Houston Rockets. He was the leading scorer at Louisiana State University in 2009 (averaging 20 points per game) and was drafted in the 2009 NBA Draft as the 43rd pick by the Miami Heat. He was then traded to the New Orleans Hornets where he was named All-Rookie Second team in his first year in the NBA. He also set a Hornets franchise record for most points scored in a quarter with 23 points. In 2012, he signed a five-year, $40 million deal with the Sacramento Kings and was traded to the Nets in 2014 in exchange for Jason Terry and Reggie Evans. After playing for the Nets during the 2013-14 season (averaging 12.3 PPG) he was traded back to Sacramento for the 2013-14 season, then played at Boston and Phoenix during the 2014-15 season before being traded to Houston. More Info

Career:

• (2005-07 at KC)
• LSU (2007-09)
• New Orleans Hornets (2009-11)
• Sacramento Kings (2011-14)
• Brooklyn Nets (2014)
• Boston Celtics (2014-15)
• Phoenix Suns (2015)
• Houston Rockets (2015-16)
• Washington Wizards (2016-17)

Francisco Elson played at Kilgore College from 1995-97. Elson played eight seasons in the NBA with Denver, San Antonio, Seattle, Milwaukee, Philidelphia and Utah. He was drafted by the Denver Nuggets in the 2nd round of the NBA draft in 1999. He was a member of the San Antonio Spurs in 2007 when they won the NBA Championship. More Info

Career:

• (1995-97 at KC)
• University of California (1997-99)
• Denver Nuggets (2003-06)
• San Antonio Spurs (2006-08)
• Seattle SuperSonics (2008)
• Milwaukee Bucks (2008-10)
• Philadelphia 76ers (2010)
• Utah Jazz (2010-11)
• Philadelphia 76ers (2012)

Former Kilgore College standout Steve Bracey was drafted in the 1972 NBA Draft by the Atlanta Hawks. He played in the NBA from 1972-75 for the Atlanta Hawks and the Golden State Warriors. Bracey was a 6'1" guard that played at KC, then at the University of Tulsa. He averaged 6.1 points per game for his career and won a NBA Championship with Golden State in 1975. More Info

Career:

• (1968-70 at KC)
• University of Tulsa (1970-72)
• Atlanta Hawks (1972-74)
• Golden State Warriors (1974-75)

Gerald Paddio played in three National Basketball Association (NBA) seasons for five teams – the Cleveland Cavaliers, Seattle SuperSonics, Indiana Pacers, New York Knicks and Washington Bullets. A 6'7" small forward from Kilgore College (1984-85) and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), Paddio was selected by the Boston Celtics in the third round (74th overall) of the 1988 NBA draft. In his NBA career, Paddio appeared in 129 games and scored a total of 715 points. More info

Career:

• (1984-85 at KC)
• Seminole State (1984-85)
• UNLV (1986-88)
• Seattle SuperSonics (1992-93)
• Indiana Pacers (1993)
• New York Knicks (1994)
• Washington Bullets (1994)