1986 NBA draft
The 1986 NBA draft was held on June 17, 1986.
1986 NBA Draft | |
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General information | |
Sport | Basketball |
Date(s) | June 17, 1986 |
Location | Felt Forum (New York City, New York) |
Network(s) | TBS Superstation |
Overview | |
162 total selections in 7 rounds | |
League | NBA |
First selection | Brad Daugherty (Cleveland Cavaliers) |
Overview and aftermath
This draft holds the record for the most players (out of prospects chosen) who later debuted in the NBA, with 66.
Drug and health issues involving drafted players
There were various drug-related problems that plagued players in the 1986 NBA draft. Most notable was the death of highly touted Len Bias. Bias died less than two days after being selected second overall by the defending champion Boston Celtics. His death was ruled an overdose that resulted from taking of the drug cocaine. Other problems involving drugs hampered the careers of Chris Washburn, Roy Tarpley, and William Bedford.
Successful second-round players
While a number of first-round selections were unable to make an impact in the league, this draft did feature a number of talented second-round selections. Dennis Rodman, who became one of the leading defenders and rebounders in NBA history, was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in August 2011. Mark Price, Kevin Duckworth, and Jeff Hornacek also went on to have successful careers, and each made the NBA All-Star Game. Three others – Johnny Newman, Nate McMillan, and David Wingate – had long, productive careers as role players.
International draftees
This draft contained two exceptional international players, both of whom had shortened careers for unusual reasons. Third-round selection Dražen Petrović was coming off an All-Star caliber fourth season when he was killed in an automobile accident in 1993. He has since been elected to both the Naismith Hall of Fame and the FIBA Hall of Fame. The other, Arvydas Sabonis, was not permitted to play in the United States because of the dangerous political climate in the Soviet Union. He won two Olympic medals before his arrival in the NBA—a gold in 1988 with the USSR, and a bronze in 1992 with Lithuania.
After the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, Sabonis had a very successful career in Europe before finally joining the Portland Trail Blazers in 1995. Sabonis had lost much of his mobility by the time he joined the team because of a string of knee and Achilles tendon injuries. He finished second in both the Sixth Man Award and Rookie of the Year voting; after the 1995–96 season, he won a second Olympic bronze medal with Lithuania. He played seven seasons with Portland before returning to his homeland of Lithuania where he finished his career. Sabonis entered the FIBA Hall in 2010 and the Naismith Hall in 2011.
Other draftee contributions to the game
This draft is also known for the number of players who made important contributions to the sport of basketball outside of the court. For example, Nate McMillan had a highly successful run with the Seattle SuperSonics as a player and then as head coach, and then spent seven seasons as head coach of the Portland Trail Blazers. Scott Skiles was the former coach of the Milwaukee Bucks and also the first coach to lead the Chicago Bulls to the playoffs in the post-Jordan era.
Larry Krystkowiak, a former Bucks head coach, was hired in April 2011 as the new head coach at the University of Utah. John Salley won four championship rings with three different NBA teams (Detroit Pistons, Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers) before becoming one of the hosts of The Best Damn Sports Show Period on Fox Sports Network. Mark Price served as an assistant coach at Georgia Tech, a shooting consultant with Memphis (one season) and Atlanta (two seasons), a shooting coach for Golden State (one season), and in December 2011 was named Player Development Coach for the Orlando Magic.[1]
Jeff Hornacek would also be a full-time assistant head coach for the Utah Jazz for two seasons before accepting a job as the head coach for the Phoenix Suns in the 2013–14 NBA season. In 2016, Jeff Hornacek became the head coach for the New York Knicks, and coached them until 2018. Pete Myers, selected in the sixth round as the 120th overall pick, was an assistant coach for the Chicago Bulls from 2001 to 2010 and Golden State Warriors since 2011. Jim Les, the 70th overall pick, was an assistant coach for the WNBA's Sacramento Monarchs from 1999 to 2001 then was head coach at Bradley University from 2002 to 2011 and UC Davis since 2011.
Jay Bilas, who was selected in the fifth round as the 108th overall pick but never played in the NBA, is an ESPN college basketball analyst.
Draft selections






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PG | Point guard | SG | Shooting guard | SF | Small forward | PF | Power forward | C | Center |
^ | Denotes player who has been inducted to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame |
* | Denotes player who has been selected for at least one All-Star Game and All-NBA Team |
+ | Denotes player who has been selected for at least one All-Star Game |
x | Denotes player who has been selected for at least one All-NBA Team |
# | Denotes player who has never appeared in an NBA regular season or playoff game |
Round | Pick | Player | Position | Nationality[n 1] | NBA Team | School/Club Team |
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1 | 1 | Brad Daugherty* | C | ![]() |
Cleveland Cavaliers (from L.A. Clippers via Philadelphia) | North Carolina (Sr.) |
1 | 2 | Len Bias# | SF | ![]() |
Boston Celtics (from Seattle) | Maryland (Sr.) |
1 | 3 | Chris Washburn | C | ![]() |
Golden State Warriors | NC State (So.) |
1 | 4 | Chuck Person | SF | ![]() |
Indiana Pacers | Auburn (Sr.) |
1 | 5 | Kenny Walker | SF | ![]() |
New York Knicks | Kentucky (Sr.) |
1 | 6 | William Bedford | C | ![]() |
Phoenix Suns | Memphis State (Jr.) |
1 | 7 | Roy Tarpley | C | ![]() |
Dallas Mavericks (from Cleveland) | Michigan (Sr.) |
1 | 8 | Ron Harper | SG | ![]() |
Cleveland Cavaliers * | Miami (OH) (Sr.) |
1 | 9 | Brad Sellers | C | ![]() |
Chicago Bulls | Ohio State (Sr.) |
1 | 10 | Johnny Dawkins | PG | ![]() |
San Antonio Spurs | Duke (Sr.) |
1 | 11 | John Salley | PF | ![]() |
Detroit Pistons (from Sacramento) | Georgia Tech (Sr.) |
1 | 12 | John Williams | PF | ![]() |
Washington Bullets | LSU (So.) |
1 | 13 | Dwayne Washington | PG | ![]() |
New Jersey Nets | Syracuse (Jr.) |
1 | 14 | Walter Berry | SF/PF | ![]() |
Portland Trail Blazers | St. John's (Sr.) |
1 | 15 | Dell Curry | SG/SF | ![]() |
Utah Jazz | Virginia Tech (Sr.) |
1 | 16 | Maurice Martin | SF | ![]() |
Denver Nuggets (from Dallas) | Saint Joseph's (Sr.) |
1 | 17 | Harold Pressley | SF | ![]() |
Sacramento Kings (from Detroit) | Villanova (Sr.) |
1 | 18 | Mark Alarie | PF | ![]() |
Denver Nuggets | Duke (Sr.) |
1 | 19 | Billy Thompson | SF | ![]() |
Atlanta Hawks | Louisville (Sr.) |
1 | 20 | Buck Johnson | SF | ![]() |
Houston Rockets | Alabama (Sr.) |
1 | 21 | Anthony Jones | SF | ![]() |
Washington Bullets (from Philadelphia) | UNLV (Sr.) |
1 | 22 | Scott Skiles | PG | ![]() |
Milwaukee Bucks | Michigan State (Sr.) |
1 | 23 | Ken Barlow# | PF | ![]() |
Los Angeles Lakers | Notre Dame (Sr.) |
1 | 24 | Arvydas Sabonis^ | C | ![]() |
Portland Trail Blazers (from Boston via L.A. Clippers) | Zalgiris (Soviet Union) |
2 | 25 | Mark Price* | PG | ![]() |
Dallas Mavericks, traded on draft day to the Cleveland Cavaliers | Georgia Tech (Sr.) |
2 | 26 | Greg Dreiling | C | ![]() |
Indiana Pacers | Kansas (Sr.) |
2 | 27 | Dennis Rodman^ | PF | ![]() |
Detroit Pistons | Southeastern Oklahoma State (Sr.) |
2 | 28 | Larry Krystkowiak | PF | ![]() |
Chicago Bulls | Montana (Sr.) |
2 | 29 | Johnny Newman | SF | ![]() |
Cleveland Cavaliers | Richmond (Sr.) |
2 | 30 | Nate McMillan | PG | ![]() |
Seattle SuperSonics | NC State (Sr.) |
2 | 31 | Joe Ward# | SF | ![]() |
Phoenix Suns | Georgia (Sr.) |
2 | 32 | Cedric Henderson | PF | ![]() |
Atlanta Hawks | Simac Milano (Italy) |
2 | 33 | Kevin Duckworth+ | C | ![]() |
San Antonio Spurs | Eastern Illinois (Sr.) |
2 | 34 | Johnny Rogers | PF | ![]() |
Sacramento Kings | UC Irvine (Sr.) |
2 | 35 | Milt Wagner | SG | ![]() |
Dallas Mavericks | Louisville (Sr.) |
2 | 36 | Steve Mitchell# | PG | ![]() |
Washington Bullets | UAB (Sr.) |
2 | 37 | Panagiotis Fasoulas# | C | ![]() |
Portland Trail Blazers | NC State (Sr.) |
2 | 38 | Lemone Lampley# | C | ![]() |
Seattle SuperSonics | DePaul (Sr.) |
2 | 39 | Rafael Addison | SF | ![]() |
Phoenix Suns | Syracuse (Sr.) |
2 | 40 | Augusto Binelli# | C | ![]() |
Atlanta Hawks | Virtus Bologna (Italy) |
2 | 41 | Otis Smith | SG | ![]() |
Denver Nuggets | Jacksonville (Sr.) |
2 | 42 | Ron Kellogg# | SF | ![]() |
Atlanta Hawks | Kansas (Sr.) |
2 | 43 | Dave Feitl | C | ![]() |
Houston Rockets | UTEP (Sr.) |
2 | 44 | David Wingate | SG | ![]() |
Philadelphia 76ers | Georgetown (Sr.) |
2 | 45 | Keith Smith | PG | ![]() |
Milwaukee Bucks | Loyola Marymount (Sr.) |
2 | 46 | Jeff Hornacek+ | SG | ![]() |
Phoenix Suns | Iowa State (Sr.) |
2 | 47 | Michael Jackson | PG | ![]() |
New York Knicks | Georgetown (Sr.) |
3 | 48 | Forrest McKenzie | SF | ![]() |
San Antonio Spurs | Loyola Marymount (Sr.) |
3 | 49 | Juden Smith# | F | ![]() |
Portland Trail Blazers | UTEP (Sr.) |
3 | 50 | Kevin Henderson | PG | ![]() |
Cleveland Cavaliers | Cal State Fullerton (Sr.) |
3 | 51 | Mike Williams | PF/SF | ![]() |
Golden State Warriors | Bradley (Sr.) |
3 | 52 | Ricky Wilson | PG | ![]() |
Chicago Bulls | George Mason (Sr.) |
3 | 53 | Tod Murphy | PF | ![]() |
Seattle SuperSonics | UC Irvine (Sr.) |
3 | 54 | Dwayne Polee | SG | ![]() |
Los Angeles Clippers | Pepperdine (Sr.) |
3 | 55 | Kenny Gattison | PF | ![]() |
Phoenix Suns | Old Dominion (Sr.) |
3 | 56 | Keith Colbert# | F | ![]() |
Philadelphia 76ers | Virginia Tech (Sr.) |
3 | 57 | Bruce Douglas | SG | ![]() |
Sacramento Kings | Illinois (Sr.) |
3 | 58 | David Henderson | PG | ![]() |
Washington Bullets | Duke (Sr.) |
3 | 59 | Wendell Alexis# | PF | ![]() |
Golden State Warriors | Syracuse (Sr.) |
3 | 60 | Dražen Petrović^ | SG | ![]() |
Portland Trail Blazers | Cibona (Yugoslavia) |
3 | 61 | John Shasky | C | ![]() |
Utah Jazz | Minnesota (Sr.) |
3 | 62 | Anthony Welch# | F | ![]() |
Dallas Mavericks | Illinois (Sr.) |
3 | 63 | Bill Breeding# | C | ![]() |
Utah Jazz | Rocky Mountain (Sr.) |
3 | 64 | Don Redden# | G | ![]() |
Denver Nuggets | LSU (Sr.) |
3 | 65 | Dave Hoppen | C | ![]() |
Atlanta Hawks | Nebraska (Sr.) |
3 | 66 | Anthony Bowie | SG | ![]() |
Houston Rockets | Oklahoma (Sr.) |
3 | 67 | Ron Rowan | SG | ![]() |
Philadelphia 76ers | St. John's (Sr.) |
3 | 68 | Baskerville Holmes# | F | ![]() |
Milwaukee Bucks | Memphis (Sr.) |
3 | 69 | Andre Turner | PG | ![]() |
Los Angeles Lakers | Memphis State (Sr.) |
3 | 70 | Jim Les | PG | ![]() |
Atlanta Hawks | Bradley (Sr.) |
4 | 71 | Calvin Thompson# | F | ![]() |
New York Knicks | Kansas (Sr.) |
4 | 72 | Derrick Taylor# | G | ![]() |
Indiana Pacers | LSU (Sr.) |
4 | 73 | Warren Martin# | C | ![]() |
Cleveland Cavaliers | North Carolina (Sr.) |
4 | 74 | Scott Meents | PF | ![]() |
Chicago Bulls | Illinois (Sr.) |
4 | 75 | Dan Bingenheimer# | F | ![]() |
Golden State Warriors | Missouri (Sr.) |
4 | 76 | Michael Graham# | F | ![]() |
Seattle SuperSonics | Georgetown (Sr.) |
4 | 77 | Grant Gondrezick | SG | ![]() |
Phoenix Suns | Pepperdine (Sr.) |
4 | 78 | John Brownlee# | F | ![]() |
Los Angeles Clippers | Texas (Sr.) |
4 | 79 | Carlos Briggs# | G | ![]() |
San Antonio Spurs | Baylor (Sr.) |
4 | 80 | Alvin Franklin# | G | ![]() |
Sacramento Kings | Houston (Sr.) |
4 | 81 | Steve Hale# | G | ![]() |
New Jersey Nets | North Carolina (Sr.) |
4 | 82 | Barry Mungar# | F | ![]() |
Washington Bullets | St. Bonaventure (Sr.) |
4 | 83 | David Shaffer# | F | ![]() |
Portland Trail Blazers | Florida State (Sr.) |
4 | 84 | Marty Embry# | F | ![]() |
Utah Jazz | DePaul (Sr.) |
4 | 85 | Myron Jackson | PG | ![]() |
Dallas Mavericks | Arkansas–Little Rock (Sr.) |
4 | 86 | Chauncey Robinson# | G | ![]() |
Detroit Pistons | Mississippi State (Sr.) |
4 | 87 | Anthony Watson# | G | ![]() |
Denver Nuggets | San Diego State (Sr.) |
4 | 88 | Efrem Winters# | F | ![]() |
Atlanta Hawks | Illinois (Sr.) |
4 | 89 | Conner Henry | SG | ![]() |
Houston Rockets | UC Santa Barbara (Sr.) |
4 | 90 | Wes Stallings# | G | ![]() |
Philadelphia 76ers | East Tennessee State (Sr.) |
4 | 91 | Bob Beecher# | F | ![]() |
Sacramento Kings | Virginia Tech (Sr.) |
4 | 92 | Dale Blaney# | G | ![]() |
Los Angeles Lakers | West Virginia (Sr.) |
4 | 93 | Tony Benford# | G | ![]() |
Boston Celtics | Texas Tech (Sr.) |
5 | 94 | Jerome Mincey# | F | ![]() |
New York Knicks | UAB (Sr.) |
5 | 95 | Richard Rellford | SF | ![]() |
Indiana Pacers | Michigan (Sr.) |
5 | 96 | Ben Davis# | G | ![]() |
Cleveland Cavaliers | Gardner–Webb (Sr.) |
5 | 97 | Clinton Smith | SG | ![]() |
Golden State Warriors | Cleveland State (Sr.) |
5 | 98 | Jimmy Gilbert# | C | ![]() |
Chicago Bulls | Texas A&M (Sr.) |
5 | 99 | Dominic Pressley | PG | ![]() |
Seattle SuperSonics | Boston College (Sr.) |
5 | 100 | Steffond Johnson | PF | ![]() |
Los Angeles Clippers | San Diego State (Sr.) |
5 | 101 | Greg Spurling# | C | ![]() |
Phoenix Suns | Carson–Newman (Sr.) |
5 | 102 | Earl Kelley# | G | ![]() |
San Antonio Spurs | UConn (Sr.) |
5 | 103 | Keith Morrison# | G | ![]() |
Sacramento Kings | Washington State (Sr.) |
5 | 104 | Paul Fortier# | F | ![]() |
Washington Bullets | Washington (Sr.) |
5 | 105 | Archie Johnson# | F | ![]() |
New Jersey Nets | UAB (Sr.) |
5 | 106 | Jerry Adams# | F | ![]() |
Portland Trail Blazers | Oregon (Sr.) |
5 | 107 | Kerry Boagni# | F | ![]() |
Utah Jazz | Cal State Fullerton (Sr.) |
5 | 108 | Jay Bilas# | C | ![]() |
Dallas Mavericks | Duke (Sr.) |
5 | 109 | Clarence Hanley# | C | ![]() |
Detroit Pistons | Old Dominion (Sr.) |
5 | 110 | Jon Collins# | F | ![]() |
Denver Nuggets | Eastern Illinois (Sr.) |
5 | 111 | Nicky Jones# | G | ![]() |
Atlanta Hawks | VCU (Sr.) |
5 | 112 | Andre Banks# | G | ![]() |
Houston Rockets | Iowa (Sr.) |
5 | 113 | Kevin Holmes# | F | ![]() |
Philadelphia 76ers | DePaul (Sr.) |
5 | 114 | Bobby Deaton# | F | ![]() |
Milwaukee Bucks | Southwestern University (Sr.) |
5 | 115 | Roger Harden# | G | ![]() |
Los Angeles Lakers | Kentucky (Sr.) |
5 | 116 | Dave Colbert# | C | ![]() |
Boston Celtics | Dayton (Sr.) |
6 | 117 | Butch Wade# | F | ![]() |
New York Knicks | Michigan (Sr.) |
6 | 118 | Jeff Hall# | G | ![]() |
Indiana Pacers | Louisville (Sr.) |
6 | 119 | Gilbert Wilburn# | F | ![]() |
Cleveland Cavaliers | New Mexico State (Sr.) |
6 | 120 | Pete Myers | G/SF | ![]() |
Chicago Bulls | Arkansas–Little Rock (Sr.) |
6 | 121 | Bobby Lee Hurt# | C | ![]() |
Golden State Warriors | Alabama (Sr.) |
6 | 122 | Curtis Kitchen | PF | ![]() |
Seattle SuperSonics | South Florida (Sr.) |
6 | 123 | Jim McCaffrey# | G | ![]() |
Phoenix Suns | Holy Cross (Sr.) |
6 | 124 | Tim Kempton | PF | ![]() |
Los Angeles Clippers | Notre Dame (Sr.) |
6 | 125 | Kevin Lewis# | F | ![]() |
San Antonio Spurs | SMU (Sr.) |
6 | 126 | John Flowers# | F | ![]() |
Sacramento Kings | UNLV (Sr.) |
6 | 127 | Troy Webster# | G | ![]() |
New Jersey Nets | George Washington (Sr.) |
6 | 128 | Lorenzo Duncan# | G | ![]() |
Washington Bullets | Sam Houston (Sr.) |
6 | 129 | Tony Hampton# | G | ![]() |
Portland Trail Blazers | Montana State (Sr.) |
6 | 130 | Chuck Everson# | C | ![]() |
Utah Jazz | Villanova (Sr.) |
6 | 131 | Greg Anderson# | C | ![]() |
Dallas Mavericks | Lamar (Sr.) |
6 | 132 | Greg Grant# | F | ![]() |
Detroit Pistons | Utah State (Sr.) |
6 | 133 | Anthony Frederick | SF | ![]() |
Denver Nuggets | Pepperdine (Sr.) |
6 | 134 | Alexander Volkov | C | ![]() |
Atlanta Hawks | Budivelnik Kiev (USSR) |
6 | 135 | Robert Worthy# | F | ![]() |
Houston Rockets | Chancellor (Sr.) |
6 | 136 | Andre McCloud# | F | ![]() |
Philadelphia 76ers | Seton Hall (Sr.) |
6 | 137 | John Kimbrell# | F | ![]() |
Milwaukee Bucks | Lipscomb (Sr.) |
6 | 138 | Walter Downing# | C | ![]() |
Los Angeles Lakers | Marquette (Sr.) |
6 | 139 | Greg Wendt# | F | ![]() |
Boston Celtics | Detroit Mercy (Sr.) |
7 | 140 | Duane Kendall# | F | ![]() |
New York Knicks | South Carolina (Sr.) |
7 | 141 | Steve Woodside# | F | ![]() |
Indiana Pacers | Oregon State (Sr.) |
7 | 142 | Ralph Dalton# | C | ![]() |
Cleveland Cavaliers | Georgetown (Sr.) |
7 | 143 | Steve Kenilvort# | G | ![]() |
Golden State Warriors | Santa Clara (Sr.) |
7 | 144 | Robert Henderson# | C | ![]() |
Chicago Bulls | Michigan (Sr.) |
7 | 145 | Glen McCants# | F | ![]() |
Seattle SuperSonics | Clemson (Sr.) |
7 | 146 | Johnny Brown# | F | ![]() |
Los Angeles Clippers | New Mexico (Sr.) |
7 | 147 | Damon Goodwin# | G | ![]() |
Phoenix Suns | Dayton (Sr.) |
7 | 148 | Michael Anderson# | G | ![]() |
San Antonio Spurs | Pan American (Sr.) |
7 | 149 | Ron Rankin# | G | ![]() |
Sacramento Kings | Southeast Missouri State (Sr.) |
7 | 150 | Joseph Price# | G | ![]() |
Washington Bullets | Notre Dame (Sr.) |
7 | 151 | Jim Dolan# | F | ![]() |
New Jersey Nets | Notre Dame (Sr.) |
7 | 152 | Randy Schiff# | G | ![]() |
Portland Trail Blazers | Linfield (Sr.) |
7 | 153 | Mark Mitchell# | F | ![]() |
Utah Jazz | Hartford (Sr.) |
7 | 154 | Kim Cooksey# | G | ![]() |
Dallas Mavericks | Middle Tennessee (Sr.) |
7 | 155 | Larry Polec# | F | ![]() |
Detroit Pistons | Michigan State (Sr.) |
7 | 156 | Mike Marshall# | G | ![]() |
Denver Nuggets | McNeese State (Sr.) |
7 | 157 | Valeri Tikhonenko# | C | ![]() |
Cleveland Cavaliers | CSKA Moscow (Soviet Union) |
7 | 158 | Rick Olson# | G | ![]() |
Houston Rockets | Wisconsin (Sr.) |
7 | 159 | Dan Palombizio# | F | ![]() |
Philadelphia 76ers | Ball State (Sr.) |
7 | 160 | Jeff Strong# | G | ![]() |
Milwaukee Bucks | Missouri (Sr.) |
7 | 161 | Mark Coleman# | G | ![]() |
Los Angeles Lakers | Mississippi Valley State (Sr.) |
7 | 162 | Tom Ivey# | C | ![]() |
Boston Celtics | Boston University (Sr.) |
- Nationality indicates the player's national team or representative nationality. If a player has not competed at the international level, then the nationality indicates the national team which the player is eligible to represent according to FIBA rules.
* compensation for draft choices traded away by Ted Stepien
Notable undrafted players
These players who declared or were automatically eligible for the 1986 draft were not selected but played in the NBA.
Player | Position | Nationality | School/Club Team |
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Robert Rose | SG | ![]() ![]() |
George Mason (Sr.) |
Andre Spencer | SF | ![]() |
Northern Arizona (Sr.) |
Kelvin Upshaw | SG | ![]() |
Utah (Sr.) |
Stojko Vranković | C | ![]() |
KK Zadar (Croatia) |
Early entrants
College underclassmen
The following college basketball players successfully applied for early draft entrance.[3]
William Bedford – C, Memphis (junior)
Walter Berry – F, St. John's (junior)
Michael Graham – F, Georgetown (freshman)
Jerald Hyatt – G, Lincoln Memorial (junior)
Andre Morgan – G, Hawaii (junior)
Chris Washburn – F/C, NC State (sophomore)
Dwayne Washington – Syracuse (junior)
John Williams – F, LSU (sophomore)
Other eligible players
Player | Team | Note | Ref. |
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Olimpia Milano (Italy) | Left Georgia in 1985; playing professionally since the 1985–86 season | [4] |
References
- "Magic Name Mark Price Player Development Coach". NBA.com. December 9, 2011.
- Rogers was born in the United States, but represents Spain internationally.
- "1984 Underclassmen". The Draft Review. August 4, 2007. Retrieved December 13, 2022.
- Goldaper, Sam (May 20, 1986). "Albeck Dismissed, This Time By Bulls". The New York Times. p. 9. Retrieved December 13, 2022.
External links
- SI.com's twenty-year retrospective on the 1986 NBA Draft Archived 2008-09-19 at the Wayback Machine