I'll refer back to the question that I mistakenly asked out of order. Name the first school to ever produce three NBA first-round picks in the same draft. Who were those 3 players?
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dukedevz I will take a stab to just get the ball rolling...How about "Lethal Weapon 3" from Ga Tech-
Kenny Anderson, Brian Oliver and Dennis Scott...
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Kenny Anderson, Brian Oliver and Dennis Scott...
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It wasn't Lethal Weapon 3. Anderson was drafted a year later and Oliver was an early 2nd round pick. But I can't help but wonder if any other school has had three players in one season average 20+ ppg? I can't even remember the last time a school had two players average 20 ppg.
They were special- made it to final four...this is a good question dd
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Fire away Jimmy but dukedevilz question is a good one and still out there....Go ahead we will have two on the table...
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Oh, I thought it was answered. As Emily Litella would have put it, never mind.
Chris Webber actually left school a year earlier than Rose and Howard. Fun fact: Michigan actually did have a trio of players in the 1990 first round: Rumeal Robinson, Loy Vaught and Terry Mills.
Here are four of the first 5 schools to accomplish the trifecta:
1992: Arkansas - Todd Day, Lee Mayberry, Oliver Miller
1991: UNLV - Larry Johnson, Stacey Augmon, Greg Anthony
1990: Michigan - Rumeal Robinson, Loy Vaught and Terry Mills
1979: UCLA - David Greenwood, Roy Hamilton and Brad Holland
Now, who did it before UCLA?
1992: Arkansas - Todd Day, Lee Mayberry, Oliver Miller
1991: UNLV - Larry Johnson, Stacey Augmon, Greg Anthony
1990: Michigan - Rumeal Robinson, Loy Vaught and Terry Mills
1979: UCLA - David Greenwood, Roy Hamilton and Brad Holland
Now, who did it before UCLA?
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Grooms here we come good buddy! Ok lets try that '77 Marquette club that whipped *UNC
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Good guess, Sky. You got 2 of the 3 from Indiana. Kent Benson went #1 overall in 1977.
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Outstanding. I know you thought long and had to come up with the correct answer . That's what great sports fans can do.
You are up my friend. OFCThat's one funny abbreviated interview.....Thx my friend...Abbreviated because Ted put him away, lol...