Averaged 31.3 ppg. Member of same fraternity as Allan Houston and Wilt Chamberlain
Tom Gola
Was listed as the 17th greatest college basketball player ever by ESPN
Brian Cook
Won Big Ten player of the Year and led his team to a 1 seed in the 2001 NCAA Tournament
Stephen Curry
His school's All-Time leading scorer
Allen Iverson
All-Time leading scoring average at 23.0 ppg for his school
Gilbert Arenas
Drafted in the Second Round of the NBA Draft
Larry Bird
Faced Magic Johnson and Michigan State in the 1978-79 NCAA Championship
Allan Houston
Member of the same fraternity as Wilt Chamberlain
Jason Terry
Won the 1997 NCAA Championship
Adam Morrison
Rival of JJ Redick
Quentin Richardson
Won Conference USA Freshman of the Year as well as Freshman of the Year
Charles Barkley
Played Center in college despite being only 6'4'
D.J. Augustin
Won the Bob Cousy Award (Best College Point Guard in the Country)
Nate Robinson
Also played football at his college
Kevin Martin
Fourth All-Time on his school's scoring charts
Bill Russell
Has the most championship rings in NBA history
Jamal Crawford
Suspended 6 games in his freshman season for violating NCAA policy
Joe Johnson
Turned down scholarships from Duke and UConn to attend this SEC school
Eddie Griffin
Averaged a double-double and 4.4 blocks in his freshman season
Steve Francis
Led team to a school-high 28 wins in 1998
Troy Murphy
First Team All-American for two years
Deron Williams
Part of the 3-guard lineup alongside Dee Brown and Luther Head that lead his team to a nearly undefeated season
Jalen Rose
Member of the Big 5
Shane Battier
Won Player of the Year and the National Championship in 2001. Had his jersey retired
OJ Mayo
Originally committed to Kansas State
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Steve Nash
Upset #2 seeded Arizona in 1993
Zach Randolph
Played with Charlie Bell and Jason Richardson
Isaiah Thomas
Coached by Bob Knight, led his team to win the National Championship
Bill Walton
Won the James E. Sullivan Award for top amateur athlete in 1973.
Jerry West
Co-captain with Oscar Robertson for gold medal winning US Basketball Team
Courtney Lee
Finished college tied for All-Time leading scorer for his college
Chris Paul
Won ACC Freshman of the Year as well as AP Freshman of the Year
Wilt Chamberlain
His number 13 was retired at his college
Gerald Wallace
Left school after one year and was drafted in the first round of the 2001 NBA Draft
Paul Pierce
10th overall pick in the 1998 NBA Draft
Chris Bosh
Part of one of the best draft classes ever
Oscar Robertson
Averaged 33.8 ppg in college.
Jason Williams
Played his first season at Marshall before transferring
Pete Maravich
Had 50 points, 14 rebounds, and 11 assists in first college game
Ben Gordon
Led the 2004 National Championship Team
T.J. Ford
First Team All American, Won Naismith Award
James Harden
Drafted 3rd overall in the 2009 NBA Draft
Josh Childress
Plays for Olympiakos in Greece currently
Delonte West
Comprised the best backcourt in college basketball in 2004
Michael Finley
Held scoring title at his college for 11 years
Jarrett Jack
Guided his team to the NCAA Finals
Reggie Miller
Second All-Time in scoring at his college
James Worthy
Was Co-player of the year with Ralph Sampson
Jason Kidd
Had his number 5 retired at his college
Chris Mullin
Was named Big East POY 3 times
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