Which non-blue blood has produced the best NBA players

[Palatine]

St. John's has had some good NBA guys come through Mullin, Marks Jackson, Ron Artest though none that come to mind in awhile.

Edit: Moe Harkless had a nice career and Bill Wennington was pretty notable.

Malik Sealy was as good as any of them.

 

[Jaydumo20]

Malik Sealy was as good as any of them.

My first college bball game ever. Went to the old Alumni hall to see him. What a superstar. So sad

 

[Zanzman]

No love for Earl the Pearl Washington??

Earl Monroe
Dwayne Washington
The Pearls

 

[Umami Zen]

Malik Sealy was as good as any of them.

Walter Berry wasn't too shabby either

 

[superjohn]

No love for Earl the Pearl Washington??

Awesome in college but didn't do much in the NBA.

 

[superjohn]

St. John's has had some good NBA guys come through Mullin, Marks Jackson, Ron Artest though none that come to mind in awhile.

Edit: Moe Harkless had a nice career and Bill Wennington was pretty notable.

Jayson Williams before the booze and before he shot and killed his limo driver Gus.

 

[Rocktheworld]

I’d say Arizona, Florida, Michigan State or Marquette for this era, Georgetown way up there from earlier years

Texas didn’t “produce” KD lol just like Cuse didn’t “produce” Melo

 

[Kenny11]

Georgia Tech has had some very good nba players historically

 

[Chin Diesel]

Walter Berry wasn't too shabby either

Ain't that the Truth.

 

[The Yakk]

Arizona - Mike Bibby, Stoudamire, Steve Kerr, Gilbert Arenas, Aaron Gordon, Richard Jefferson, Iguodala, Channing Frye, Jason Terry, Chase Budinger, Benedict Mathurin

Florida - Mike Miller, Noah, Corey Brewer, Al Horford, Bradley Beal, Chandler Parsons, Vernon Maxwell

USC - DeRozan, OJ Mayo, Nikola Vucevic, Scalabrine, Taj Gibson, Nick Young, Mobleys

For mid-majors... probably Syracuse

Add Sean Elliot to the Arizona list. Two time all-star. And Kenny Lofton had great MLB career.

Edit: and DeAndre Ayton.

I think Arizona wins this.