Cole, 34, played for Miami, New Orleans and Oklahoma City during his NBA career, which spanned 2011-17. He’s played for a variety of European teams since, most recently JL Bourg in France. He also played for Team USA this summer.

Wieskamp was waived by the Spurs on Monday. Wieskamp, 23, was drafted 41st overall in 2021 by the Spurs and spent most of his rookie season on a two-way contract with the team. He was converted to a rest-of-season standard contract in March, then re-signed with San Antonio in August on a two-year deal that includes a guaranteed $2.175MM salary for 2022/23.

Jared Rhoden, who was waived by both the Trail Blazers and Hawks this preseason, is another prominent name on the list.

Here is the full list of players eligible to be drafted, as provided by a G League press release:

Name (Position, School)

• Warith Alatishe (F, Oregon State)
• Chris Allen (G, Iowa State)
• Seth Allen (G, Virginia Tech)
• Arsenio Arrington (F, Aquinas)
• Ron Artest III (F, Cal State Northridge)
• Marcus Azor (G, UMass-Dartmouth)
• Gracin Bakumanya (C, France)
• Kentrell Barkley (G, East Carolina)
• Jahvon Blair (G, Georgetown)
• Vander Blue (G, Marquette)
• Shannon Bogues (G, Stephen F. Austin)
• Tim Bond (F, Eastern Michigan)
• Terrell Brown Jr. (G, Washington)
• Patrick Burnett (G, York (NE))
• Devante Carter (G, Nicholls State)
• Naz Carter (G, Washington)
• Dimon Carrigan (F, West Virginia)
• Gary Chivichyan (G, Pacific)
• Tamenang Choh (G, Brown)
• Chris Clarke (F, Texas Tech)
• Norris Cole (G, Cleveland State)
• David Collins (G, Clemson)
• Derrick Colter (G, Duquesne)
• Markel Crawford (G, Memphis)
• Derek Culver (C, West Virginia)
• Jared Cunningham (G, Oregon State)
• Tulio Da Silva (F, Missouri State)
• Sam Daniel (F, Florida Tech)
• Devon Daniels (G, North Carolina State)
• Adrian Delph (G, Appalachian State)
• Keron Deshields (G, Tennessee State)
• Mamoudou Diarra (F, Tennessee Tech)
• Tom Digbeu (G, Australia)
• Devonaire Doutrive (G, Boise State)
• Malik Dunbar (F, Auburn)
• Nojel Eastern (G, Howard)
• Tarkus Ferguson (G, Illinois-Chicago)
• Armon Fletcher (G, Southern Illinois)
• Philip Flory (G, Wisconsin-Stevens Point)
• Tyrn Flowers (F, Long Island)
• Hasahn French (F, Saint Louis)
• Both Gach (F, Utah)
• Eron Gordon (G, Valparaiso)
• Ty Gordon (G, Nicholls State)
• Kadre Gray (G, Laurentian)
• Alan Griffin (G, Syracuse)
• Haowen Guo (G, China)
• Blake Hamilton (G, Buffalo)
• Amauri Hardy (G, Oregon)
• Jericole Hellems (F, North Carolina State)
• Jay Henderson (G, Louisville)
• J.R. Holder (G, Jacksonville)
• Tra-Deon Hollins (G, Nebraska-Omaha)
• Nick Hornsby (F, Sacramento State)
• Ron Houston (G, Bethany)
• Pe’Shon Howard (G, USC)
• Kevin Hunt Jr. (G, Denver)
• Dazon Ingram (G, Central Florida)
• Zak Irvin (G, Michigan)
• Jimond Ivey (G, Akron)
• Kadeem Jack (C, Rutgers)
• Demetrius Jackson (G, Notre Dame)
• Anthony January (F, Cal State-San Bernardino)
• Theo John (C, Duke)
• Isaac Johnson (F, Appalachian State)
• Jayce Johnson (C, Marquette)
• Tyson Jolly (G, Iona)
• Kevin Kangu (G, Lenoir-Rhyne)
• Justin Kier (G, Arizona)
• Abu Kigab (F, Boise State)
• Mayan Kiir (F, New Mexico State)
• Nick King (F, Middle Tennessee State)
• Landon Kirkwood (G, Barry)
• Ishmael Lane (C, Northwestern State)
• Gabe Levin (F, Long Beach State)
• Trey Lewis (G, Louisville)
• Elijah Lufile (F, Oral Roberts)
• Tevin Mack (G, Clemson)
• Sterling Manley (C, North Carolina)
• Melik Martin (G, Drexel)
• Remy Martin (G, Kansas)
• Brandon McCoy (C, UNLV)
• Brandon McGhee (G, CSU Pueblo)
• Trey McGowens (G, Nebraska)
• Martaveous McKnight (G, Arkansas-Pine Bluff)
• John Meeks (G, Charleston)
• Sam Merrill (G, Utah State)
• JJ Miles (F, East Carolina)
• JJ Moore (F, Rutgers)
• Taze Moore (G, Houston)
• Barra Njie (G, Sweden)
• Jack Nolan (G, Washington U – St. Louis)
• Mike Nuga (G, UNLV)
• Daniel Orton (C, Kentucky)
• Mike Parks Jr. (F, Memphis)
• Jassel Perez (G, Dominican Republic)
• Kavion Pippen (C, Southern Illinois)
• M.J. Randolph (G, Florida A&M)
• Jared Rhoden (G, Seton Hall)
• Nate Roberts (C, Washington)
• Wesley Saunders (G, Harvard)
• Taz Sherman (G, West Virginia)
• Fred Sims Jr. (G, Chicago State)
• Jai Smith (F, Overtime Elite)
• Kendall Smith (G, Oklahoma State)
• Andre Spight (G, Northern Colorado)
• Derek St. Hilaire (G, New Orleans)
• Noah Starkey (C, Southern Nazarene)
• Wayne Stewart Jr. (F, Texas A&M – Commerce)
• Taren Sullivan (F, Findlay)
• Sean Sutherlin (G, Minnesota)
• Jordan Swopshire (F, Colgate)
• Jachai Taylor (F, Queens (NC))
• Marlon Taylor (G, LSU)
• JD Tisdale Jr. (G, Rogers State)
• Austin Trice (F, Old Dominion)
• Jahlil Tripp (F, Pacific)
• Buay Tuach (G, Loyola Marymount)
• Jordan Tucker (F, Butler)
• Ryan Turell (F, Yeshiva)
• Rashad Vaughn (G, UNLV)
• Dantez Walton (F, Northern Kentucky)
• Michael Weathers (G, SMU)
• Aaron Wheeler (F, St. John’s)
• Joe Wieskamp (G, Iowa)
• Keith Williams (G, Cincinnati)
• Kam Williams (G, Ohio State)
• Dion Wright (F, St. Bonaventure)

We have more draft-related news involving Southeast Division clubs:

• Alabama shooting guard Keon Ellis is working out for the Magic on Tuesday, according to Locked On Sports (Twitter link). He’s ranked No. 66 on ESPN’s Best Available list.
• The Hawks are looking at four players on Tuesday, Chris Kirschner of The Athletic tweets. That group includes Alex Barcello (BYU), Marcus Bingham Jr. (Michigan State), JD Notae (Arkansas) and Dereon Seabron (NC State). The latter may be the most interesting name in that quartet, as he’s rated No. 55 on ESPN’s list.
• Barcello visited the Hornets on Monday, the team’s PR department tweets. The other prospects who joined him included Ron Artest III (KW Titans/Canada), Buddy Boeheim (Syracuse), Malcolm Cazalon (Mega Mozzart/Serbia), Christian Koloko (Arizona) and Kur Kuath (Marquette).