2010 NBA Development League draft

2010 NBA Development League draft
2010 NBA Development League draft
General information
Sport	Basketball
Date(s)	November 1, 2010
Location	New York, New York
Overview
League	NBA
First selection	Nick Fazekas, Reno Bighorns
	← 2009 2011 →

Last updated March 24, 2024

The 2010 NBA D-League Draft occurred on November 1, 2010. The first pick was Nick Fazekas by the Reno Bighorns.^[1]

Round 1

1. Reno Bighorns - Nick Fazekas, Nevada

2. New Mexico Thunderbirds - Alan Anderson, Michigan St.

3. Maine Red Claws - Magnum Rolle, Louisiana Tech

4. Texas Legends - Matt Rogers, S.W. Baptist

5. Springfield Armor - Vernon Goodridge, La Salle

6. Iowa Energy - Chris Lofton, Tennessee

7. Rio Grande Valley Vipers - Robert Vaden, UAB

8. Utah Flash - Brandon Costner, NC State

9. Dakota Wizards - Chris Johnson, LSU

10. Fort Wayne Mad Ants - Obi Muonelo, Oklahoma St.

11. Sioux Falls Skyforce - Cheikh Samb, Senegal

12. Bakersfield Jam - Marqus Blakely, Vermont

13. Tulsa 66ers - Scottie Reynolds, Villanova

14. Austin Toros - Dominique Archie, South Carolina

15. Erie BayHawks - Ivan Johnson, Cal St. San Bernardino

16. Idaho Stampede - Salim Stoudamire, Arizona

Round 2

1. Idaho Stampede - Walter Sharpe, UAB

2. Erie Bay Hawks - Kyle Spain, San Diego St.

3. Austin Toros - Lance Thomas, Duke

4. Tulsa 66ers - Perry Stevenson, Kentucky

5. Bakersfield Jam - Brandon Wallace, South Carolina

6. Sioux Falls Skyforce - Sean Marshall, Boston College

7. Maine Red Claws^[2] - Kenny Hayes, Miami-Ohio

8. Dakota Wizards - Bart Badgett, George Washington

9. Utah Flash - Nkem Ojougboh, Northeastern

10. Rio Grande Valley Vipers - Marquis Gilstrap, Iowa St.

11. Iowa Energy - Luke Zeller, Notre Dame

12. Springfield Armor - L.D. Williams, Wake Forest

13. Texas Legends - Antonio Daniels, Bowling Green

14. Maine Red Claws - Chamberlain Oguchi, Illinois St.

15. New Mexico Thunderbirds - Anthony Richardson, Florida St.

16. Reno Bighorns - Takais Brown, University of Georgia

Round 3

1. Reno Bighorns - James Florence, Mercer

2. New Mexico Thunderbirds - Josh Bostic, Findlay

3. Maine Red Claws - Lawrence Westbrook, Minnesota

4. Texas Legends - Justin Dentmon, Washington

5. Springfield Armor - Michael Washington, Arkansas

6. Iowa Energy - Kammron Taylor, Wisconsin

7. Rio Grande Valley Vipers - Mouhammad Faye, SMU

8. Utah Flash - D'Andre Bell, Georgia Tech

9. Dakota Wizards - Brendon Knox, Auburn

10. Fort Wayne Mad Ants - Corey Allmond, Sam Houston St.

11. Sioux Falls Skyforce - Brad Byerson, Virginia Union

12. Bakersfield Jam - Kenny Taylor, Texas

13. Tulsa 66ers - Josh Lomers, Baylor

14. Austin Toros - Josh Young, Drake

15. Erie BayHawks - Tasheed Carr, St. Joseph's

16. Idaho Stampede - Dominique Johnson, Azusa Pacific

Round 4

1. Idaho Stampede - Chris Roberts, Bradley

2. Erie Bay Hawks - Derek Raivio, Gonzaga

3. Austin Toros - Garrett Williamson, St. Joseph's

4. Tulsa 66ers - Devin Sweetney, St. Francis (PA)

5. Bakersfield Jam - Cyrus Tate, Iowa

6. Sioux Falls Skyforce - Keaton Grant, Purdue

7. Fort Wayne Mad Ants - Anthony Goods, Stanford

8. Dakota Wizards - Rico Pickett, Manhattan

9. Utah Flash - Darren Kent, Kansas St.

10. Rio Grande Valley Vipers - Richard Roby, Colorado

11. Iowa Energy - Michael Haynes, Fordham

12. Springfield Armor - Garfield Blair, Stetson

13. Texas Legends - Kelvin Lewis, Houston

14. Maine Red Claws - Quinn Flaherty, Oregon

15. New Mexico Thunderbirds - Zach Atkinson, Cal-Irvine

16. Reno Bighorns - Chavis Holmes, VMI

Round 5

1. Reno Bighorns - Daniel Horton, Michigan

2. New Mexico Thunderbirds - Kashif Watson, Idaho

3. Maine Red Claws - James Lewis, Fresno Pacific

4. Texas Legends - Moussa Seck, Senegal

5. Springfield Armor - Jerry Smith, Louisville

6. Iowa Energy - Scott VanderMeer, Illinois-Chicago

7. Rio Grande Valley Vipers - Clevin Hannah, Wichita St.

8. Utah Flash - Ricky Shields, Rutgers

9. Dakota Wizards - Robert Diggs, George Washington

10. Fort Wayne Mad Ants - Adam Zahn, Oregon

11. Sioux Falls Skyforce - Wink Adams, UNLV

12. Bakersfield Jam - Lorrenzo Wade, San Diego St.

13. Tulsa 66ers - Mamadi Diane, Virginia

14. Austin Toros - Marcus Hubbard, Angelo St.

15. Erie BayHawks - David Gomez, Tulane

16. Idaho Stampede - Kentrell Gransberry, South Florida

Round 6

1. Idaho Stampede - Alan Daniels, Lamar

2. Erie Bay Hawks - Jared Carter, Kentucky

3. Austin Toros - Vernon Hamilton, Clemson

4. Tulsa 66ers - Brandon Brooks, Alabama St.

5. Bakersfield Jam - John Bryant, St. Joseph's

6. Sioux Falls Skyforce - Larry Darnell Cox, Mississippi Valley St.

7. Fort Wayne Mad Ants - Shawn Hawkins, Long Beach St.

8. Dakota Wizards - Dominique Scales, East Central

9. Utah Flash - Carlos Medlock, Eastern Michigan

10. Rio Grande Valley Vipers - Isaiah Swann, Florida St.

11. Iowa Energy - Kendrick Price, Michigan

12. Springfield Armor - James Booyer, IUPUI

13. Texas Legends - Booker Woodfox, Creighton

14. Maine Red Claws - JaJuan Smith, Tennessee

15. New Mexico Thunderbirds - Dominique Coleman, Colorado

16. Reno Bighorns - Alex Smith, Augusta St.

Round 7

1. Reno Bighorns - Bamba Fall, SMU

2. New Mexico Thunderbirds - Tyler Hughes, Kansas St.

3. Maine Red Claws - Eugene Spates, Northeastern

4. Texas Legends - Curtis Terry, UNLV

5. Springfield Armor - Garrison Johnson, Jackson St.

6. Iowa Energy - Bobby Maze, Tennessee

7. Rio Grande Valley Vipers - Antoine Tisby, South Carolina

8. Utah Flash - Amadou Mbodji, Jacksonville St.

9. Dakota Wizards - Michael Gerrity, USC

10. Fort Wayne Mad Ants - Aaron Nixon, Long Beach St.

11. Sioux Falls Skyforce - Brandon Hazzard, Troy University

12. Bakersfield Jam - Ollie Bailey, Oklahoma

13. Tulsa 66ers - Marlon Jones, Oklahoma St.

14. Austin Toros - Shagari Alleyne, Kentucky

15. Erie BayHawks - Dawan Robinson, Rhode Island

16. Idaho Stampede - Willie Jenkins, Tennessee Tech

Round 8

1. Idaho Stampede - J.T. Tiller, Missouri

2. Erie Bay Hawks - Jimmy Conyers, Akron

3. Austin Toros - Scotter McFadgon, Tennessee

4. Tulsa 66ers - Michael Sturns, Holy Family

5. Bakersfield Jam - Maurice Acker, Marquette

6. Sioux Falls Skyforce - J.R. Inman, Rutgers

7. Fort Wayne Mad Ants - Deandrea Thomas, Robert Morris

8. Dakota Wizards - Joe Darger, UNLV

9. Utah Flash - Kent Tuttle, BYU

10. Rio Grande Valley Vipers - David Potter, Clemson

11. Iowa Energy - David Nurse, Western Illinois

12. Springfield Armor - Antoine Pearson, Manhattan

13. Texas Legends - Reece Hampton, Adams St.

14. Maine Red Claws - Armon Bassett, Ohio University

15. New Mexico Thunderbirds - Alex Zampier, Yale

16. Reno Bighorns - Gerard Anderson, California St-Fullerton

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References

↑ 2010 NBA D-League Draft Results Archived November 17, 2010, at the Wayback Machine NBA.com
↑ via trade with Fort Wayne

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[1] 2010 NBA D-League Draft Results Archived November 17, 2010, at the Wayback Machine NBA.com

[2] via trade with Fort Wayne

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