Daily Almanac for
Aug 21, 2008
Search White Pages
Info search tips
Bio search tips
Sports > Pro Basketball > 2000-2001 Season

2001 NBA College Draft

First Round

Second Round

First and second round picks at the 55th annual NBA College Draft held June 27, 2001 held in New York City at the Theatre at Madison Square Garden. The order of the first 13 positions were determined by a Draft Lottery held May 20, in Secaucus, N.J. Positions 14 through 28 reflect regular season records in reverse order. Minnesota was stripped of their first round pick due to an illegal contract agreement with Joe Smith. Underclassmen selected are noted in CAPITAL letters.


Information Please® Database, © 2007 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.

Off-Season Coaching Changes in 20012000-2001 Season2001 FIBA SuproLeague Championships
    • Cite
    • Print
    • Bookmark

Premium Partner Content
HighBeam Research

Related content from HighBeam Research on: 2001 NBA College Draft

NBA Teams Gamble On High School Talent In 2001 Draft.(Kwame Brown, first high school senior to play in professional basketball)(Brief Article) (Jet)

Who's left? The college talent pool is getting thinner and thinner, forcing scouts to cast their nets down to high school and over to Europe, South America, and Asia. (2002 NBA Draft Preview).(National Basketball Association) (Basketball Digest)

Jay Williams leads top Black picks in 2002 NBA draft. (Sports).(basketball player)(Brief Article)(Interview) (Jet)

Anticipating ample production: high-schooler NBA draft picks are on the rise--but how long do teams have to wait for preps-to-pros to produce?(Digits) (Basketball Digest)

Put 'em up: without an Arizona or Mich State out there as in seasons past, only the Dookies are left as college basketball's sole remaining superpower. (2001-02 NCAA Preview: men's top 25). (Basketball Digest)

2000 NBA DRAFT RESULTS. (Basketball Digest)

Head of the class: the 2000 draft class has flunked, leaving plenty of room for the 2001 rooks to bust through the door and rule the school.(basketball draft) (Basketball Digest)

Electric leader: Duke's Jason Williams isn't simply the best player in the country, he's a college basketball savior. (2001-02 NCAA Preview: men's All-America team). (Basketball Digest)

Living on the fringe: for an NBA 15th man like Dean Oliver, playing for pay is taken day by day. (Basketball Digest)

League smells the teen spirit; some of the top prospects in this June's draft are sure to make a sudden impact as NHL teams learn to embrace their adolescent draft picks. (2002 NHL Draft Preview). (Hockey Digest)

Additional search results provided by HighBeam Research, LLC. © Copyright 2005. All rights reserved.