The 2026 NBA Draft is less than 48 hours away, with many star players set to realize their basketball dreams as they are selected and head to the pros. Others might have to play the waiting game to see where they are headed and whether they will even get drafted at all. This draft is one of the shortest around, with the number of players that have returned to college instead of taking a chance on the draft similar to previous years.However, three Miami Hurricanes have run out of eligibility and now look to find themselves on an NBA roster or an invite to a G-League team in the coming days. Malik Reneau, Tre Donaldson, and Ernest Udeh proved to be great assets for Miami, but can they also prove that at the professional level?Each player has their own traits that stand out, but with how limited the two-day draft process is, they are already projected to fall out of the first two rounds in ESPN's Final Big Draft Board. Donaldson ranks as No. 71, followed by Udeh at No. 72 and Reneau at No. 86. They have already been practicing with other teams around the country, being invited for private workouts, but it looks like those teams will have to use them on their G-League rosters, hoping that some time and development will get them ready for the next level. The Draft is only 60 selections during the process in Brooklyn, NY, this season. June 23-24 will be massive days in the careers of this one-year Canes that changed the prospect of a program left for dead. Mar 20, 2026; St. Louis, MO, USA; Miami (FL) Hurricanes center Ernest Udeh Jr. (8) and Miami (FL) Hurricanes guard Tre Donaldson (3) react after a play during the first half against the Missouri Tigers during a first round game of the men's 2026 NCAA Tournament at Enterprise Center. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Curry-Imagn Images | Jeff Curry-Imagn ImagesAs the latest batch of players looks towards the Draft, the Hurricanes' history of players being selected has been up and down since the university revived the basketball program in 1985. Since then, there have been some great players to hit the NBA, while others are still finding their way on a roster, playing overseas, or retiring from the sport. Moreover, this is just the first batch of players from the Jai Lucas era, with many more and a projected lottery pick next season to come. This history of the Hurricanes at the NBA draft is prepared for an interesting turn of events over the next few cycles, with more and more names likely coming from that pot of players that Lucas will recruit. Follow all social media platforms to stay up to date with everything Miami Hurricanes-related: Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, and BlueSky.Read More Miami Hurricanes News:Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow