The 2025-26 NBA season is underway and like most years, Texas has some of the most players throughout the league.

Texas has 29 players who graduated from high schools on NBA rosters, while six others played at least two years in-state before transferring to other schools in Missouri or Florida.

According to numbers provided by the NBA opening night roster, Texas had 32 players last year.

Detroit leads the way with a roster with four from Texas, including former No. 1 pick Cade Cunningham. 

San Antonio has three, as does defending NBA champs Oklahoma City.

There are 22 teams with at least one Texan on the roster. Richardson, San Antonio Wagner, Duncanville and John Paul II have multiple players on this list.

Here’s a look at the Texas players in the NBA and what high school(s) they attended.

Keaton Wallace, Richardson 

Jordan Walsh, Dallas Oak Cliff Faith Family (through junior year)/Link Academy

Jalen Wilson, Denton John H. Guyer 

Liam McNeely, Richardson JJ Pearce (freshman year)/Plano John Paul II (sophomore year)/Montverde Academy

Jarrett Allen, Austin St. Stephen’s Episcopal 

Jaylon Tyson, Plano John Paul II

Jaylon Tyson

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Jaylon Tyson (20) dunks against the Chicago Bulls during the first half at United Center. Tyson played high school basketball at Plano John Paul II. Mandatory Credit: Patrick Gorski-Imagn Images. / Patrick Gorski-Imagn Images

Cade Cunningham, Arlington James Bowie (freshman and sophomore years)/Montverde Academy 

Ron Holland II, Duncanville

Daniss Jenkins, Dallas Hillcrest

Marcus Sasser, Red Oak 

Jimmy Butler, Tomball

Isaiah Crawford, Fort Worth North Crowley

Pascal Siakam, Lewisville God’s Academy

Jarred Vanderbilt, Houston Victory Prep

Marcus Smart, Flower Mound Edward S. Marcus

Myles Turner, Euless Trinity 

Taurean Prince, San Antonio Earl Warren

Julius Randle, Plano Prestonwood Christian 

Kevin McCullar Jr., San Antonio Wagner

Jordan Clarkson, San Antonio Wagner 

Alex Caruso

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Alex Caruso (9) goes up for a basket against Charlotte Hornets forward Miles Bridges (0) during the 1st quarter of a game between the Charlotte Hornets and the Oklahoma City Thunder at Paycom Center. Mandatory Credit: Alonzo Adams-Imagn Images / Alonzo Adams-Imagn Images

Alex Caruso, College Station A&M Consolidated

Cason Wallace, Richardson 

Kenrich Williams, Waco University 

Anthony Black, Coppell/Duncanville

Quentin Grimes, The Woodlands College Park 

Tyrese Maxey, South Garland

Royce O’Neale, Killeen Harker Heights 

Isaiah Stevens, Allen

Luke Kornet, Argyle Liberty Christian

Harrison Ingram, Dallas St. Mark’s

De’Aaron Fox, Katy Cypress Lakes 

Jamal Shead, Manor 

Ja’Kobe Walter, McKinney (freshman through junior years)/Link Academy

Keyonte George, Lewisville (freshman, sophomore years), iSchool of Lewisville (junior year)/IMG Academy

Tre Johnson, Richardson Lake Highlands (freshman to junior years)/Link Academy

Tre Johnson

Tre Johnson stands with NBA commissioner Adam Silver after being selected as the sixth pick by the Washington Wizards in the first round of the 2025 NBA Draft at Barclays Center. Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-Imagn Images / Brad Penner-Imagn Images