College, NBA / Nov 12, 2008 / 1:38 pm

Who Is King of the NBA?

NCAA Basketball

While Austin asked earlier who the best ballplayer to ever come out of your school was, it got me thinking about how much representation some schools have in the League. Just because your squad annually makes it to the Final Four, doesn’t necessarily mean that their alumnae are pulling in an NBA paycheck.

Currently there are five schools with more than 10 players from their program on NBA opening night rosters – two with 11, two with 12 and one with a ridiculous 14.

Can you name all five schools and who reps their alma mater in the League?

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31 Responses to “Who Is King of the NBA?”

  1. givemedanumba says:

    uconn
    arizona
    ucla
    unc
    florida

    ???

  2. Big T says:

    I’m going to UCONN is #1… followed by UCLA, Duke, NC, and Arizona.

    Maybe throw Florida or Texas in the mix?

  3. R Dub says:

    UNC
    KANSAS
    DUKE
    UCONN
    ARIZONA

  4. ampli2de says:

    UNC
    DUKE
    KANSAS
    UCONN
    USC

  5. heavy d says:

    Duke is #1 (Grant Hill, Shavlik Randolph, DeMarcus Nelson, Mike Dunleavy Jr, Elton Brand, Shane Battier, Carlos Boozer, Dahntay Jones, JJ Redick, Shelden Williams, Josh McRoberts, Loul Deng, Corey Maggette, and ???) I can name 13 on them.
    I’m sure UNC is on the list as well
    I’ll round out with Florida, Arizona, and UCONN.

  6. heavy d says:

    My god. I forgot Chris Duhon. That’s 14. Good luck on naming the other teams and their players.

  7. doc says:

    We gonna do it like that heavy D UNC-Crackhouse,Sheed,Mcginnis or is he cut,Felton,Mcants,May,Marvin,Vince,Jamison,Haywood,I dont know anymore off the top of the dome.

  8. sans says:

    UNC–Stack, Sheed, Vince, Brandan Wright, Rashad McCants, Marvin Williams, Sean May, Ray Felton,
    Duke–EB, Shavlik, JJ, Dunleavy, Duhon, Deng, Dude on GS, Josh McRoberts
    UCLA–Boom, Westbrook, MbuahMbauh, Kevlar, Kapono
    Arizona–Channing Frye, Jerryd Bayless, Damon Stoudamire, Bibby, Salim, RJ, Gil, Luke Walton,
    FL–Horford, Miller, Noah, Brewer, David Lee
    UCONN–Rip, RayRay, Emeka, Villanueva, Gordon
    Kansas–Chalmers, Pierce, Arthur, Rush, Simeon (is he still around?), Julian Wright, Collison, Hinrich, Gooden, Jacque,

    I know I missed a grip of players, but I’d go:
    KU
    UNC
    Duke
    Zona
    UCLA

  9. sans says:

    Man, I knew one of the Wiz froncourt was on there, but I can’t believe I forgot Jamison….Haywood is acceptable, but forgetting NPOY Antwan is stupid of me.

  10. mavid says:

    Duke, UNC, Kansas, Arizona, UConn

    Maybe Kentucky and UCLA too

    would be my guesses

  11. sans says:

    i don’t care at all about forgetting duke players…

  12. NT says:

    duke has 14

    uconn and ucla have 12

    kansas and unc have 11

    pretty sure

  13. Aron says:

    @heavy d
    Good job! You got the first team. What about the others?

  14. Aron says:

    @NT
    Solid. Can you follow suit and name ‘em? sans gave you a nice head start.

  15. Drink the Haterade (KB24 Chip 09) says:

    UConn
    Allen, Ray
    Armstrong, Hilton
    Boone, Josh
    Butler, Caron
    Gay, Rudy
    Gordon, Ben
    Hamilton, Richard
    Marshall, Donyell
    Okafor, Emeka
    Villanueva, Charlie
    Voskuhl, Jake
    Williams, Marcus

    Duke

    Grant Hill, Shavlik Randolph, DeMarcus Nelson, Mike Dunleavy Jr, Elton Brand, Shane Battier, Carlos Boozer, Dahntay Jones, JJ Redick, Shelden Williams, Josh McRoberts, Loul Deng, Corey Maggette and Chris Duhon

    UCLA–

    Jason Kapono, Jordan Farmar,Matt Barnes,Baron Davis,Earl Watson,Trevor Ariza, Kevin Love, Russell Westbrook, Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, Aaron Affalo, Dan Gadzuric

    UNC–VC, Jamison, Rasheed, Stack, Haywood, McCants, Wright, Williams, May, Felton, David Noel

    Kansas–Truth, Reaf LAfrentz, Gooden, Collison, J Wright, Chalmers, B Rush, Darrell Arther, Sasha Kaun, Darnell Jackson, Jauque Vaughan,

  16. heckler...formerly 'yallallreadyknow' says:

    Arizona?

  17. Chi-City says:

    @ post #15

    Nice copy and paste…

    I don’t think Jake Voshkul was on an opening day roster…but i think Kevin Ollie was

  18. Drink the Haterade (KB24 Chip 09) says:

    hey nobody could come up with all that off the top of the dome.Gimmie some credit I had to take time to look all that ish up. Anyways I had to take some body off and it was either Jake or Kevin, I thought Kevin was coaching

  19. Chi-City says:

    LOL!!

    I’m just giving you sh*t fam…

    @ Dime, What about ‘Zona? Did they not have 10 on opening day rosters?

    Terry
    Bibby
    RJ
    Gil
    Iggy
    Frye
    Walton
    Bayless
    Adams
    Salim? Or was he cut just b4 opening day?

  20. Aron says:

    @Drink the Haterade
    Nice job, but some of those dudes - Sasha Kaun - are not in the L.

    @Chi-City
    Zona had 9

  21. Bondzai says:

    Some summer there should be an alumni tournament.

  22. Drink the Haterade (KB24 Chip 09) says:

    @ Aron– So when you gonna tell us the answer

  23. QuEsT??? says:

    number one is UCLA, DUKE, ARIZONA, UCONN

  24. QuEsT??? says:

    FORGOT KANSAS

  25. QuEsT??? says:

    FORGOT KANSAS

  26. QuEsT??? says:

    u cant seriously expect us to name every single player from every school, lol whats the list though?

  27. Chi-City says:

    UCONN and Duke have already been answered…

    NC (i think) is:
    Vince
    Jamison
    Haywood
    McCants
    May
    Felton
    B Wright
    M Williams
    J Williams
    ‘Sheed
    & Stackhouse

    I can only think of 10 for Kansas:
    Pierce
    LaFrentz
    Gooden
    Hinrich
    Chalmers
    Arthur
    J Wright
    B Rush
    N Collison
    Vaughn

  28. A-Slam says:

    in terms of highschools, you gotta say oak hill academy hands down

  29. Heavy D says:

    Sorry, I couldn’t do anymore off the top of my head. I tried UNC and only got 9 at the time (forgot Haywood and Jawad). I knew I’d be short on the others as well, so I just stuck with what I knew.

  30. NYC Streetball says:

    1) North Carolina

    2) Kentucky

    3) Kansas

    4) Arizona

    5) Connecticut

  31. Three Stacks says:

    Historically speaking, no one can touch UCLA and UNC when it comes to producing pro ball players.

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