Milwaukee Bucks draft history

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In their 52-year history, the Milwaukee Bucks have selected the following players in the National Basketball Association draft.

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Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer First Overall NBA Draft Pick Selected for an NBA All-Star Game
YearRoundPickNameFrom
2023 258 Chris Livingston Kentucky
2022 124 MarJon Beauchamp G League Ignite (United States)
2021 231 Isaiah Todd G League Ignite (United States)
2020 124 R. J. Hampton Breakers (Australia)
2020 245 Jordan Nwora University of Louisville
2019 130 Kevin Porter Jr. University of Southern California
2018 117 Donte DiVincenzo Villanova University
2017 117 D. J. Wilson University of Michigan
2017 248 Sindarius Thornwell University of South Carolina
2016 110 Thon Maker Orangeville Prep
2016 238 Patrick McCaw University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2016 236 Malcolm Brogdon University of Virginia
2015 117 Rashad Vaughn University of Nevada, Las Vegas
2015 246 Norman Powell University of California, Los Angeles
2014 12 Jabari Parker Duke University
2014 231 Damien Inglis Chorale Roanne Basket (France)
2014 236 Johnny O'Bryant III Louisiana State University
2014 248 Lamar Patterson University of Pittsburgh
2013 115 Giannis Antetokounmpo Filathlitikos B.C. (Greece)
2013 243 Ricky Ledo Providence College [lower-alpha 1]
2012 242 Doron Lamb University of Kentucky
2012 114 John Henson University of North Carolina
2011 110 Jimmer Fredette BYU
2011 240 Jon Leuer University of Wisconsin–Madison
2010 115 Larry Sanders Virginia Commonwealth University
2010 237 Darington Hobson University of New Mexico
2010 244 Jerome Jordan University of Tulsa
2010 247 Tiny Gallon University of Oklahoma
2009 110 Brandon Jennings Lottomatica Roma (Italy)
2009 241 Jodie Meeks University of Kentucky
2008 18 Joe Alexander West Virginia University
2008 237 Luc Richard Mbah a Moute University of California, Los Angeles
2007 16 Yi Jianlian Guangdong Southern Tigers (China)
2007 256 Ramon Sessions University of Nevada, Reno
2006 239 David Noel University of North Carolina
2005 11 Andrew Bogut University of Utah
2005 236 Ersan İlyasova Ülkerspor (Turkey)
2003 18 T. J. Ford University of Texas at Austin
2003 235 Szymon Szewczyk Braunschweig (Germany)
2003 243 Keith Bogans University of Kentucky
2002 113 Marcus Haislip University of Tennessee
2002 233 Dan Gadzuric University of California, Los Angeles
2002 241 Ronald Murray Shaw University
2002 247 Chris Owens University of Texas at Austin
2001 251 Andre Hutson Michigan State University
2000 115 Jason Collier Georgia Institute of Technology
2000 243 Michael Redd Ohio State University
2000 249 Jason Hart Syracuse University
1999 248 Galen Young University of North Carolina at Charlotte
1998 19 Dirk Nowitzki DJK Würzburg (Germany)
1998 119 Pat Garrity University of Notre Dame
1998 239 Rafer Alston California State University, Fresno
1997 110 Danny Fortson University of Cincinnati
1997 238 Jerald Honeycutt Tulane University
1996 14 Stephon Marbury Georgia Institute of Technology
1996 233 Moochie Norris University of West Florida
1996 253 Jeff Nordgaard University of Wisconsin–Green Bay
1995 111 Gary Trent Ohio University
1995 238 Rashard Griffith University of Wisconsin–Madison
1995 243 Eric Snow Michigan State University
1994 11 Glenn Robinson Purdue University
1994 118 Eric Mobley University of Pittsburgh
1994 246 Voshon Lenard University of Minnesota
1993 18 Vin Baker University of Hartford
1992 18 Todd Day University of Arkansas
1992 123 Lee Mayberry University of Arkansas
1991 118 Kevin Brooks University of Louisiana at Lafayette
1991 245 Bobby Phills Southern University
1990 116 Terry Mills University of Michigan
1990 244 Steve Henson Kansas State University
1989 230 Frank Kornet Vanderbilt University
1988 113 Jeff Grayer Iowa State University
1988 239 Tito Horford University of Miami
1988 363 Mike Jones Auburn University
1987 232 Bob McCann Morehead State University
1987 240 Winston Garland Missouri State University
1987 364 J. J. Weber University of Wisconsin–Madison
1987 487 Darryl Bedford Austin Peay State University
1987 5110 Brian Vaughns University of California, Santa Barbara
1987 6133 Gay Elmore Virginia Military Institute
1986 122 Scott Skiles Michigan State University
1986 245 Keith Smith Loyola Marymount University
1986 368 Baskerville Holmes University of Memphis
1986 5114 Bobby Deaton Southwestern University
1986 6137 John Kimbrell Lipscomb University
1986 7160 Jeff Strong University of Missouri
1985 122 Jerry Reynolds Louisiana State University
1985 368 Eugene McDowell University of Florida
1985 491 Cozell McQueen North Carolina State University
1985 5114 Ray Knight Providence College
1985 6137 Quentin Anderson Texas Tech University
1985 7160 Mario Elie American International College
1984 121 Kenny Fields University of California, Los Angeles
1984 367 Vernon Delancy University of Florida
1984 5113 Ernie Floyd College of the Holy Cross
1984 6120 McKinley Singleton University of Alabama at Birmingham
1984 6136 Mike Reddick Stetson University
1984 7159 Tony William Florida State University
1984 8182 Brad Jergenson University of South Carolina
1984 9204 Edwin Green University of Massachusetts Amherst
1984 10226 Mike Toomer Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
1983 118 Randy Breuer University of Minnesota
1983 241 Ted Kitchel Indiana University
1983 242 Mike Davis University of Alabama
1983 365 Billy Goodwin St. John's University
1983 488 Mark Nickens American University
1983 5111 Mark Petteway University of New Orleans
1983 6120 Russell Todd West Virginia University
1983 6134 Charles Hurt University of Kentucky
1983 7157 Anthony Hicks Xavier University
1983 8180 Brett Burkholder DePaul University
1983 9202 Bill Varner University of Notre Dame
1983 10223 Bob Kelly St. John's University
1982 120 Paul Pressey University of Tulsa
1982 227 Fred Roberts Brigham Young University
1982 489 Jerry Beck Middle Tennessee State University
1982 6135 Tony Carr University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire
1982 7158 Bobby Austin University of Cincinnati
1982 8181 Bryan Leonard University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
1982 9202 Robert Tate Idaho State University
1982 10223 Bob Coenen University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire
1981 121 Alton Lister Arizona State University
1981 367 Mark Smith University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
1981 490 Kris Anderson Florida State University
1981 5113 Kelvin Troy Rutgers University
1981 6136 Jo Jo Hunter University of Colorado
1981 7159 Lewis Latimore University of Virginia
1981 8181 Mike Brkovich Michigan State University
1981 9201 Chip Rucker Northeastern University
1981 10221 Artie Green Marquette University
1980 363 Al Beal University of Oklahoma
1980 486 Jeff Wolf University of North Carolina
1980 5109 Ken Jones Virginia Commonwealth University
1980 6132 Alex Gilbert Indiana State University
1980 7155 Ron White Furman University
1980 8174 Keith Valentine Virginia Union University
1980 9194 Del Yarbrough Illinois State University
1980 10210 Melvin Crayton Alabama State University
1979 15 Sidney Moncrief University of Arkansas
1979 231 Edgar Jones University of Nevada, Reno
1979 352 Larry Gibson University of Maryland
1979 469 Eugene Robinson University of Louisiana at Monroe
1979 597 Jim Tillman Eastern Kentucky University
1979 6116 Derrick Mayes Illinois State University
1979 7138 Stan Ray California State University, Fullerton
1979 8156 Larry Spicer University of Alabama at Birmingham
1979 9174 Roger Lapham University of Maine
1979 10193 Chris Fahrbach University of North Dakota
1978 112 George Johnson St. John's University
1978 359 Pat Cummings University of Cincinnati
1978 480 Otis Howard Austin Peay State University
1978 5103 Russ Coleman University of the Pacific
1978 6124 Dave Kyle Cleveland State University
1978 7146 Kim Anderson University of Missouri
1978 8164 Tom Zaligaris University of North Carolina
1978 9182 Gary Rosenberger Marquette University
1978 10196 Tom Anderson University of Wisconsin–Green Bay
1977 11 Kent Benson Indiana University
1977 13 Marques Johnson University of California, Los Angeles
1977 111 Ernie Grunfeld University of Tennessee
1977 227 Glenn Williams St. John's University
1977 347 Gary Yoder University of Cincinnati
1977 469 Lewis Brown University of Nevada, Las Vegas
1977 591 Ron Norwood DePaul University
1977 6113 Chuck Goodyear Miami University
1977 7134 Ron Bostic University of Detroit Mercy
1977 8154 Larry Pikes University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
1976 17 Quinn Buckner Indiana University
1976 223 Alex English University of South Carolina
1976 224 Scott Lloyd Arizona State University
1976 340 Lloyd Walton Marquette University
1976 459 Dan Frost University of Iowa
1976 575 Tom Lockhart Manhattan College
1976 577 James Rappis University of Arizona
1976 692 Phil Spence North Carolina State University
1976 7112 Ron Barrow Southern University
1976 8129 Bob Warner University of Maine
1976 9146 Benny Shaw Florida Institute of Technology
1976 10165 Hugo Cabrera East Texas State University
1975 222 Clyde Mayes Furman University
1975 224 Cornelius Cash Bowling Green State University
1975 343 Brian Hammel Bentley College [lower-alpha 2]
1975 460 Bill Campion Manhattan College
1975 696 Oliver Purnell Old Dominion University
1975 7115 Wilbur Thomas American University
1975 8132 Bob McCurdy University of Richmond
1975 9150 Eric Hays University of Montana
1975 10165 Romy Thomas University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire
1974 118 Gary Brokaw University of Notre Dame
1974 354 Greg McDougald Oral Roberts University
1974 472 Lionel Billingy Duquesne University
1974 590John Johnson University of Denver
1974 6108 Larry Williams Kansas State University
1974 7126 Bob Hornstein West Virginia University
1974 8144 Ralph Palamar [lower-alpha 3] Cameron University
1974 9161 Mike Deane State University of New York at Potsdam
1974 10178Bruce Featherston Southwest Texas State University [lower-alpha 4]
1973 116 Swen Nater University of California, Los Angeles
1973 459 Clyde Turner University of Minnesota
1973 467 Harry Rogers Saint Louis University
1973 585 Larry Jackson Northern Illinois University
1973 6101 James Floyd Shaw University
1973 7119 Eddie Childress Austin Peay State University
1973 8135 Walt McGrary University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
1973 9150 Bob Bocca Quinnipiac University
1973 10164 Ron Battle Sam Houston State University
1972 16 Russ Lee Marshall University
1972 112 Julius Erving University of Massachusetts Amherst
1972 229 Chuck Terry California State University, Long Beach
1972 346 George Adams Gardner–Webb University
1972 463 Art White Georgetown University
1972 579 Ron Harris Wichita State University
1972 7113 Mickey Davis Duquesne University
1972 8129 Charles Kirkland Cheyney University of Pennsylvania
1972 9143 Jim Regenold Ball State University
1972 10156 Jolly Spight Santa Clara University
1971 117 Collis Jones University of Notre Dame
1971 351 Gary Brell Marquette University
1971 468 Henry Smith University of Missouri
1971 585 Barry Nelson Duquesne University
1971 6102 Ed Kemp Adams State College
1971 7119 Gene Phillips Southern Methodist University
1971 8136 Felix Thurston Trinity University
1971 9152 Rick Howat University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
1971 10168 Danny Fife University of Michigan
1971 11182 Blaine Henry Marshall University
1971 12195 Gene Mumford University of Scranton
1971 13207 Pierre Russell University of Kansas
1971 14216 George Jackson University of Dayton
1971 15224 Loyd King Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
1970 116 Gary Freeman Oregon State University
1970 233 Bill Zopf Duquesne University
1970 350 Marv Winkler University of Louisiana at Lafayette
1970 467 Virgle Fredricks Drury University
1970 584 Mike Grosso University of Louisville
1970 6101 Willy Watson Oklahoma City University
1970 7118 John Rinka Kenyon College
1970 8135 Jim Samo Northwestern University
1970 9152 Joe Hamilton North Texas State University [lower-alpha 5]
1970 10169 Bob Seemer Georgia Institute of Technology
1969 11 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar University of California, Los Angeles
1969 217 Bob Greacen Rutgers University
1969 331 Skeeter Swift East Tennessee State University
1969 445 Bob Dandridge Norfolk State University
1969 559 Kenny Heitz University of California, Los Angeles
1969 673 John Arthurs Tulane University
1969 787 Billy Keller Purdue University
1969 8101 John Schell University of Wisconsin–Madison
1969 9115 Jim Satalin St. Bonaventure University
1969 10129 Willie Brown Middle Tennessee State University
1969 11143 Bob Presley University of California
1969 12157 Jack Lutz Carthage College
1969 13170 Lee Osgood Northeastern University
1969 14181 Laymon Stewart Lakeland College (Wisconsin) [lower-alpha 6]
1969 15190 Stan Wiodarszek La Salle University
1969 16196 Bill Voigt Southern Methodist University
1969 17202 Lynn Phillips Southern Methodist University
1969 18208 Ken Hall Westminster College of Pennsylvania
1968 17 Charlie Paulk Northeastern State University
1968 222 Gene Moore Saint Louis University
1968 335 Sam Williams University of Iowa
1968 450 Greg Smith Western Kentucky University
1968 563 Joe Franklin University of Wisconsin–Madison
1968 678 Fred Smith University of Hawaii
1968 791 Tom Kondla University of Minnesota
1968 8106 Elbert Miller University of Nevada, Las Vegas
1968 9119 Cliff Berger University of Kentucky
1968 10134 Eugene Jones University of Missouri
1968 11146 Brad Luchini Marquette University
1968 12159 Dave Miller University of Florida

Notes

  1. ↑ Although Ricky Ledo enrolled at Providence, he was declared academically ineligible by the NCAA due to not having enough college credits. [1] [2] Because he was already one year out of high school, Ledo was still credited by the NBA as a player that came out of college as opposed to high school.
  2. ↑ Granted university status in 2008.
  3. ↑ Anglicized spelling of Mexican player Rafael Palomar's name.
  4. ↑ Adopted present name Texas State University on September 1, 2013.
  5. ↑ Became the University of North Texas in 1988.
  6. ↑ Granted university status in 2016.

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  1. ↑ Lombardi, Matt (April 11, 2013). "Providence's Best Recruit In Years, Ricky Ledo, Declares For The NBA Without Even Playing A Game For The Friars". CollegeSpun.com. College Spun, LLC.
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