NBA All-Star Game representatives by school over the last 25 years

[Matrim55]

Since there's a visitor from the Syracuse forums spewing inaccuracies in other threads, I thought it would be a good time to remind everyone of our stature when it comes to producing elite NBA talent over the last quarter century.

Below is the list of NBA all-stars, by school, over the last 25 NBA seasons. The numbers speak for themselves IMO.

Kentucky (7)

• DeMarcus Cousins
• Anthony Davis
• Jamaal Magloire
• Jamal Mashburn
• Rajon Rondo
• Antoine Walker
• John Wall

UConn (6)

• Cliff Robinson
• Ray Allen
• Rip Hamilton
• Caron Butler
• Andre Drummond
• Kemba Walker

Duke (6)

• Carlos Boozer
• Elton Brand
• Luol Deng
• Grant Hill
• Kyrie Irving
• Christian Laettner

UNC (5)

• Vince Carter
• Antwan Jamison
• Michael Jordan
• Jerry Stackhouse
• Rasheed Wallace

UCLA (5)

• Baron Davis
• Jrue Holiday
• Kevin Love
• Reggie Miller
• Russell Westbrook

Georgetown (5)

• Dikembe Mutumbo
• Alonzo Mourning
• Patrick Ewing
• Allen Iverson
• Roy Hibbert

Wake Forest (4)

• Tim Duncan
• Josh Howard
• Chris Paul
• Jeff Teague

Georgia Tech (4)

• Mark Price
• Kenny Anderson
• Stephon Marbury
• Chris Bosh

Alabama (4)

• Antonio McDyess
• Latrell Sprewell
• Gerald Wallace
• Mo Williams

No one else has produced more than 3 as far as I can tell. Also worth noting that there are three UConn guys with more than 10,000 career points who never made it to the ASG (Rudy, Ben, Donyell). Some schools, like Syracuse, have only produced only 3 10,000-point scorers in their entire history.

 

[ConnHuskBask]

That's pretty surprising. I would have thought Duke, UNC and Kentucky would have had more All Stars than that. Also Alabama with 4 was a surprise as well.

 

[Lefty2one]

I still can't handle the fact that Roy Hibbert made multiple All-Star teams.

 

[intlzncster]

That's pretty surprising. I would have thought Duke, UNC and Kentucky would have had more All Stars than that. Also Alabama with 4 was a surprise as well.

A lot of superlative players go to lesser schools to 'be the man', or they develop late--scouting is hard. Guys like D Wade.

 

[August_West]

You know what I get out of this thread?


LOL Syracuse.

 

[Matrim55]

You know what I get out of this thread?


LOL Syracuse.

Don't worry they're about to put another 4 ppg player into the league:



(that was snarkier than it needed to be on my part, tho, b/c I like Lydon a lot and think he'll have a very good NBA career)

 

[intlzncster]

Don't worry they're about to put another 4 ppg player into the league:



(that was snarkier than it needed to be on my part, tho, b/c I like Lydon a lot and think he'll have a very good NBA career)

They are really going to suck next year.

 

[Matrim55]

They are really going to suck next year.

Probably. Their recruiting class is poor, they're losing their three best players, and I'm not sure the postgrad market will be as rich this spring as it was last year.

Would very much like to see their streak of winning seasons come to an end.

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

So weird Ben and Emeka never made an ASG. Both really good players for many years.

 

[BUConn10]

But jgeorge said it was ridiculous to even entertain this notion!

 

[blackbird]

I still can't handle the fact that Roy Hibbert made multiple All-Star teams.

Frank Vogel orchestrated a perfect system for him..the league caught on though.