Can you name the NBA 18+ PPG players who were not top 10 picks? by Hatten

Career PPG	Name	# Drafted/Year
26.2 PPG		Pick #40 (1974)
25.3 PPG		Pick #13 (1996)
25.0 PPG		Pick #13 (1985)
22.0 PPG		Pick #12 (1972)
21.5 PPG		Pick #23 (1976)
21.3 PPG		Pick #30 (2001)
20.7 PPG		Pick #25 (1974)
20.4 PPG		Pick #14 (1983)
20.4 PPG		Pick #122 (1970)
20.3 PPG		Pick #23 (1975)

Career PPG	Name	# Drafted/Year
20.3 PPG		Pick #43 (2000)
19.8 PPG		Pick #15 (1978)
19.7 PPG		Pick #11 (1980)
19.2 PPG		Pick #13 (1958)
19.2 PPG		Pick #30 (1971)
18.8 PPG		Pick #19 (1970)
18.5 PPG		Pick #45 (1969)
18.3 PPG		Pick #24 (1992)
18.3 PPG		Pick #12 (1962)
18.2 PPG		Pick #11 (1987)

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NBA 18+ PPG players who were not top 10 picks Quiz

by Hatten

Created Mar 28, 2011 in Sports
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	mister_pianoman:	Mar 28th, 2011 at 21:42 GMT	1 point
	Without any years next to the players, the quiz has absolutely no context. add the years the players were drafted, and it'd be decent.

	Hatten:	Mar 28th, 2011 at 23:29 GMT	1 point
	Good suggestion. I added the years the players were drafted and added a minute as well.

	prolifik:	Mar 29th, 2011 at 02:32 GMT	1 point
	Kevin Martin?

	joneli24:	Mar 29th, 2011 at 04:01 GMT	1 point
	you should really say for their career averages...i got horribly confused cause i thought you were talking about 1 specific season

	Hatten:	Mar 29th, 2011 at 05:29 GMT	0 points
	The career averages are based on the minimum requirements from basketball-reference (10,000 career points). Kevin Martin is at 7820 (18.4 avg). Probably will get there in a couple of seasons. Incidentally, there were 98 guys who have averaged 18 or more points per game with a minimum of 10,000 points. So, 78/98 have been top 10 picks. Early picks in the NBA are worth so much more than late ones.