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2010 NBA Draft: Area High School/College List

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Thursday June 24 at Madison Square Garden


Area High Schools
Ed McCluskey guided arguably one of the greatest dynasties in area high school athletics between 1948-1977. During that span, his Farrell Steeler boys’ basketball program won seven PIAA Championships (1952, 1954, 1956, 1959, 1960, 1969, 1972), twenty or more victories during a single season sixteen times, and had a winning percentage of 79.5. Coach McCluskey’s teams were led by future NBA draftees: Brian Generalovich, Willie Somerset and Jack Marin.

After the 6’7 Marin’s career ended as a Steeler, he went onto play for Vic Bubas at Duke University. He averaged 14.9 points and 8.1 rebounds as a Blue Devil (1963-66). In the 1966 NCAA Tournament, Duke finished third by winning the National Consolation game over Utah, 79-77, behind Marin’s 23 points. Jack was honored after the season by being named to the Associated Press NCAA All-American second-team.

Number twenty-four was drafted by the Baltimore Bullets in the first round (5th pick overall) of the 1966 NBA Draft. The south paw spent eleven years in the NBA playing for the Bullets, Rockets, Braves and Bulls. He was named the All-Rookie first-team following the 1966-67 season. The former two-time all-star (1972, 1973) scored a 14.8 average during his professional career and shot an astonishing 84% from the charity stripe.

Draft

Rnd/Pick

Team

Name

High School

College

1980

1/21

Philadelphia

Monti Davis

Harding

Tennessee St.

1966

1/5

Baltimore

Jack Marin

Farrell

Duke

1965

7/56

Baltimore

Willie Somerset

Farrell

Duquense

1964

3/17

New York

Brian Generalovich

Farrell

Pittsburgh

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Area Colleges
Ohio State’s 6’7 guard Evan Turner seems to be a lock to be a top three choice in this week’s NBA Draft. Turner was the recipient of the Dr. James Naismith College Player of the Year award for the 2009-10 season. The Chicago native joined Indiana’s Scott May (1976) and Calbert Cheaney (1993) and Purdue’s Glenn Robinson (1994) as just the fourth Big Ten player to receive this award.

The Villain, as he’s known, helped his Buckeye team to a 29-8 mark and a trip to the Regional Semifinal. He averaged 20.4 points, 9.2 boards, and 6.0 assists per contest in 2009-10. 

Former Buckeye First Round Draft Choices

Draft

Pick

Team

Name

Ht/Pos

2009

24

Dallas

B.J. Mullens

7’/C

2008

23

Utah

Kosta Koufos

7’/F-C

2007

1

Portland

Greg Oden

7’/C

2007

4

Memphis

Mike Conley

6’1/G

2007

21

Philadelphia

Daequan Cook

6’5/G

1992

4

Dallas

Jimmy Jackson

6’6/G

1987

3

New Jersey

Dennis Hopson

6’5/G-F

1986

9

Chicago

Brad Sellers

7’/F-C

1984

20

Detroit

Tony Campbell

6’7/G-F

1982

8

Indiana

Clark Kellogg

6’7/F

1981

14

Indiana

Herb Williams

6’10/F-C

1980

4

Chicago

Kelvin Ransey

6’1/G

1971

13

LA Lakers

Jim Cleamons

6’3/G

1968

10

New York

Bill Hosket

6’8/F-C

1964

3

Baltimore

Gary Bradds

6’8/F

1962

7

Boston

John Havlicek

6’5/G-F

1961

3

Cincinnati

Larry Siegfried

6’3/F

1950

4

Washington

Dick Schnittker

6’5/F



Grove City Wolverines

Draft

Round

Team

Name

1969

7

Baltimore

Jeff Claypool



Hiram Terriers

Draft

Round

Team

Name

1965

11

New York

Bill Meyer



Slippery Rock University

Draft

Round

Team

Name

1991

2

Minnesota

Myron Brown



Westminster Titans

Draft

Round

Team

Name

1969

18

Milwaukee

Ken Hall

1968

15

Cincinnati

Mike Drepling

1964

5

Philadelphia

Lou Skurcenski

1963

6

LA Lakers

Warren Salade



Youngstown State Penguins

Draft

Round

Team

Name

1984

8

New York

Ricky Tunstall

1978

4

New Orleans

Jeff Covington

1970

15

LA Lakers

Will Teague

1964

12

Cincinnati

Fred Jones

1960

8

Detroit

Mike Yugovich

1952

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Baltimore

Mike Magula

The Cleveland Cavaliers are without a selection in Thursday’s Draft. This is the second year that the Cavs do not possess a choice since 2007. The Grizzlies own three first-round picks (12, 25, 28).

First 10 Selections

Pick

Team

1

Wizards (26-56)

2

76ers (27-55)

3

Nets (12-70)

4

Timberwolves (15-67)

5

Kings (25-57)

6

Warriors (26-56)

7

Pistons (27-55)

8

Clippers (29-53)

9

Jazz (53-29)

10

Pacers (32-50)


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