Miami guard Tre Donaldson, center Ernest Udeh Jr. and forward Malik Reneau learned their team assignments for the NBA G-League combine, according to Jon Chepkevich, the Director of Scouting for Draft Express. The NBA G-League Combine begins on Friday.
There are four teams in the NBA G-League Combine. According to Chepkevich, Udeh Jr. is playing for Team 1, Reneau is on Team 3 and Donaldson will be participating with Team 4. Donaldson, Reneau and Udeh Jr. all have notable teammates at the NBA G-League Combine.
Udeh Jr. will play with guards Melvin Council Jr. of Kansas, Tamin Lipsey of Iowa State and Fletcher Loyer of Purdue. Xavian Lee of Florida, Tucker DeVries, who lost to Miami while at Drake in the 2023 NCAA Tournament and this past year played for Indiana and Bryce Hopkins of St. John's are Reneua's notable teammates.
Boopie Miller, who scored 21 points and had four rebounds and six assists in a 77-69 loss to Miami in the penultimate regular season game in March, should be the most well-known NBA G-League Combine teammate of Donaldson for Miami fans.
2026 AWS G League Combine rosters: pic.twitter.com/C6o1PV9ED0
— Jon Chepkevich (@JonChep) May 7, 2026
What is the NBA G-League Combine?
According to NBA.com, "The three-day event provides NBA Draft prospects with the opportunity to showcase their talent in front of NBA and NBA G League scouts, coaches, and front-office executives. Participants will take part in five-on-five games as well as strength and agility drills."
Some draft-eligible players from the NBA G-League will earn invitations to the 2026 NBA Draft Combine later in the week. The NBA G-League Combine and NBA Combine will both take place at Wintrust Arena in Chicago. The NBA G-League Combine is May 8-10 and the NBA Combine is May 10-17.
Donaldson, Reneau and Udeh Jr. have work to do at the NBA G-League Combine. None of the Miami alums are in the consensus top 80 Big Board of the NBA Draft. The 2026 NBA Draft consists of two rounds with 30 picks in each round for a total of 60 selections.
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