Notable Former Players
| Name | Class year | Notability | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walt Davis | 1952 | Former NBA player | |
| John Beasley | 1966 | Former ABA player | |
| Sonny Parker | 1976 | Former NBA player | |
| David Britton | 1979 | Former NBA player | |
| R.C. Buford | 1980 | San Antonio Spurs General Manager | |
| Doug Lee | 1984 | Former NBA player | |
| Jimmie Gilbert | 1986 | Former NBA player | |
| Winston Crite | 1987 | Former NBA player | |
| Darryl McDonald | 1988 | NBL player | |
| Bernard King | 2003 | Player for Mersin BŞB. S.K.
Former Big 12 career scoring leader |
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| Antoine Wright | 2006 | NBA player for the Sacramento Kings | |
| Antanas Kavaliauskas | 2007 | Italian League player | |
| Acie Law IV | 2007 | NBA player for the Golden State Warriors | |
| Joseph Jones | 2008 | French League player | |
| Dominique Kirk | 2008 | Holds A&M record for games started (132), Plays EuroLeague in Turkey | |
| Josh Carter | 2009 | Holds A&M records for games played (135), wins and winning percentage (98-37=.725), 3 point baskets made and was the first Texas A&M player to play in 4 straight NCAA tournaments (9 games) | |
| Chinemelu Elonu | 2010 | Spanish League Player for Zaragoza | |
| DeAndre Jordan | 2011 | NBA player for the Los Angeles Clippers |
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