– UT Arlington Mavericks Adam Hrycaniuk – Cincinnati Bearcats Przemek Karnowski – Gonzaga Bulldogs Maciej Lampe (dual Polish/Swedish citizen) – Four NBA teams Jakub Nizioł - Cal Poly Mustangs men's basketball Dominik Olejniczak - Drake Bulldogs, Ole Miss Rebels, Florida State Seminoles Former players Patrycja Czepiec - California Golden Bears Margo Dydek – Three WNBA teams Marta Dydek – UTEP Miners Marcin Gortat – Three NBA teams, Los Angeles Clippers Michał Ignerski – Mississippi State Bulldogs Wojciech Myrda – Louisiana–Monroe Warhawks Myrda's college career spanned his school's 1999 name change from Northeast Louisiana to Louisiana–Monroe. The school nickname was Indians throughout his college career. Łukasz Obrzut – Kentucky Wildcats Dawid Przybyszewski – Vanderbilt Commodores Hubert Radke – Loyola Ramblers Paweł Stasiak – Washington State Cougars Cezary Trybański – Three NBA teams Maciej Zieliński – Providence Friars Jacek Duda – Providence Friars Portugal Active in the US Neemias Queta – Sacramento Kings Active outside the US Cândido Sá – Rutgers Scarlet Knights Former players Ticha Penicheiro – Old Dominion Lady Monarchs and three WNBA teams, most notably the Sacramento Monarchs João Santos – Nevada Wolf Pack Romania Active in the US Sabrina Ionescu (dual US/Romanian citizen by birth) – Oregon Ducks, New York Liberty; has represented the U.S. at youth and senior levels. Active outside the US Gabriela Mărginean – Drexel Dragons Vlad Moldoveanu – George Mason Patriots, American Eagles Alexandru Olah – Northwestern University Florina Pașcalău – Seattle Storm Former players Gheorghe Mureșan – Washington Bullets, New Jersey Nets Constantin Popa – Miami Hurricanes Russia Active in the US Timofey Mozgov – New York Knicks, Denver Nuggets, Cleveland Cavaliers, Los Angeles Lakers, Brooklyn Nets, Orlando Magic Pavel Zakharov – Gonzaga Bulldogs Active outside the US Sergey Karasev – Cleveland Cavaliers, Canton Charge, Brooklyn Nets Victor Khryapa – Portland Trail Blazers, Chicago Bulls Yaroslav Korolev – Los Angeles Clippers and two D-League teams Fedor Likholitov – VCU Rams Sergei Monia – Portland Trail Blazers, Sacramento Kings Ruslan Pateev – Arizona State Sun Devils Pavel Podkolzin – Dallas Mavericks, Fort Worth Flyers Samson Ruzhentsev – Florida Gators Alexey Shved – Three NBA teams Former players Svetlana Abrosimova – Connecticut Huskies and three WNBA teams Yelena Baranova – Three WNBA teams Sergei Bazarevich – Atlanta Hawks Dmitri Domani – Saint Joseph's Hawks Vadim Fedotov – Buffalo Bulls Becky Hammon (dual US/Russian citizen) – San Antonio Silver Stars/Stars Hammon played U.S. college basketball at