The 2018 NBA draft will be held on June 21, 2018 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY...

...doesn't seem like there's much buzz about it this year compared to past years.

Anyway, here is the ACC's official NBA draft webpage:

http://theacc.com/sports/2014/6/5/acc-in...bce5b8d4c0

Please post if a player from your team gets drafted!

The ACC site "All Sports Discussion" has a nice post comparing Duke's vs. Villanova's draftable players:
http://allsportsdiscussion.com/2018/06/2...supremacy/

First time in 8 years Syracuse will not have a first round pick. Duke and UK each have more consecutive first round picks.

Louisville is one of eight programs with 25 all-time first round picks in the NBA draft & 1 of 10 with 70+ selections.






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EARN YOUR SPURS

Round 1

Pick 1
Phoenix Suns
Deandre Ayton
Center
7-0"
250 lbs
Arizona

Pick 2
Sacramento Kings
Marvin Bagley III
Center
6-11"
235 lbs
Duke

Pick 3
Atlanta Hawks
Luka Doncic
Point Guard
6-7"
220 lbs
Real Madrid (Spain)
(traded to the Dallas Mavericks for Trae Young and future #1)

Pick4
Memphis Grizzlies
Jaren Jackson Jr.
Power Forward
6-11"
236 lbs
Michigan State

Pick 5
Dallas Mavericks
Trae Young
Point Guard
6-2"
180 lbs
Oklahoma
(traded to the Atlanta Hawks for Luka Doncic)

Pick 6
Orlando Magic
Mohamed Bamba
Center
7-0"
225 lbs
Texas

Pick 7
Chicago Bulls
Wendell Carter Jr.
Center
6-10"
259 lbs
Duke

Pick 8
Cleveland Cavaliers
Collin Sexton
Point Guard
6-2"
190 lbs
Alabama

Pick 9
New York Knicks
Kevin Knox
Small Forward
6-9"
213 lbs
Kentucky

Pick 10
Philadelphia 76ers
Mikal Bridges
Small Forward
6-7"
209 lbs
Villanova
(traded to the Phoenix Suns)

Pick 11
Charlotte Hornets
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
Point Guard
6-6"
180 lbs
Kentucky
(traded to the LA Clippers)

Pick 12
LA Clippers
Miles Bridges
Small Forward
6-7"
225 lbs
Michigan State
(traded to the Charlotte Hornets)

Pick 13
LA Clippers
Jerome Robinson
Point Guard
6-5"
190 lbs
Boston College

Pick 14
Denver Nuggets
Michael Porter Jr.
Power Forward
6-10"
210 lbs
Missouri

Pick 15
Washington Wizards
Troy Brown
Shooting Guard
6-7"
215 lbs
Oregon

Pick 16
Phoenix Suns
Zhaire Smith
Shooting Guard
6-4"
199 lbs
Texas Tech
(traded to the Philadelphia 76ers)

Pick 17
Milwaukee Bucks
Donte DiVincenzo
Shooting Guard
6-5"
201 lbs
Villanova

Pick 18
San Antonio Spurs
Lonnie Walker IV
Shooting Guard
6-4"
196 lbs
Miami

Pick 19
Atlanta Hawks
Kevin Huerter
Shooting Guard
6-7"
190 lbs
Maryland

Pick 20
Minnesota Timberwolves
Josh Okogie
Shooting Guard
6-4"
211 lbs
Georgia Tech

Pick 21
Utah Jazz
Grayson Allen
Shooting Guard
6-5"
195 lbs
Duke

Pick 22
Chicago Bulls
Chandler Hutchison
Small Forward
6-7"
196 lbs
Boise St.

Pick 23
Indiana Pacers
Aaron Holiday
Point Guard
6-1"
187 lbs
UCLA

Pick 24
Portland Trail Blazers
Anfernee Simons
Shooting Guard
6-3"
183 lbs
IMG Academy

Pick 25
Los Angeles Lakers
Moritz Wagner
Center
6-11"
240 lbs
Michigan

Pick 26
Philadelphia 76ers
Landry Shamet
Point Guard
6-5"
189 lbs
Wichita State

Pick 27
Boston Celtics
Robert Williams
Center
6-10"
237 lbs
Texas A&M

Pick 28
Golden State Warriors
Jacob Evans
Small Forward
6-6"
200 lbs
Cincinnati

29
Brooklyn Nets
Dzanan Musa
Small Forward
6-9"
195 lbs
Cedevita (Croatia)

Pick 30
Atlanta Hawks
Omari Spellman
Power Forward
6-9"
255 lbs
Villanova

3 of the top 30 players were Blue Devils... 10% of the first round... how exactly did Duke NOT win the national championship?

(06-21-2018 10:29 PM)Hokie Mark Wrote:  3 of the top 30 players were Blue Devils... 10% of the first round... how exactly did Duke NOT win the national championship?

The national champions Villanova also had three first round picks but yes Duke was talented.

How many ACC underclassmen went undrafted?

https://twitter.com/CanesHoops/status/10...8083361792

THE MORE THE MERRIER

(06-21-2018 06:25 AM)TexanMark Wrote:  First time in 8 years Syracuse will not have a first round pick. Duke and UK each have more consecutive first round picks.

Only because non of our underclassmen players entered the draft. Cuse has a strong team coming back this year.