One College
One NBA Franchise
One NBA Franchise
Ohio State 1959-1962
Boston Celtics 1962-1978
John Havlicek
Akron, Cincinati, Kansas State, West Virginia
Bob Huggins
Grambling State
1998–2003
2011–2013
Threw a lot of TD here
Doug Williams
Kansas City Royals
1973-1993
George Brett
Pony Up. This team had to forego the 1987 college football season.
SMU
Wake Forest 1993-1997
San Antonio Spurs 1997-2016
Tim Duncan
UMass, Memphis, Kentucky, Arkansas
John Calipari
Stanford
1977–1978
1992–1994
3 Super Bowl Titles in between
Bill Walsh
Baltimore Orioles
1955-1977
Brooks Robinson
The first NCAA death penalty was issued to this basketball blue blood. They missed out on the 1952-53 season.
University of Kentucky
Michigan State 2008-2012
Golden State Warriors 2012-2026
Draymond Green
George Mason, Providence, Clemson, Texas, Tennessee
Rick Barnes
Notre Dame
1941–1943
1946–1953
Won 4 National Titles there
Frank Leahy
Pittsburgh Pirates
1962-1982
Willie Stargell
Those Cajuns were in rage after this school missed out on the 1973-74 and 1974-75 men's basketball seasons.
Southwestern Louisiana
(Louisiana-Lafayette)
McNeese State 1981-1985
Detroit Pistons 1985-1999
Joe Dumars
South Alabama, Clemson, Auburn, Coastal Carolina
Cliff Ellis
USC
1976–1982
1993–1997
Eight years with Rams
John Robinson
Atlanta Braves
1993, 1995-2010
Chipper Jones
Hot Rod Williams was one of five players in a point shaving scandal at this school that resulted in a pause in the basketball program from 1985-1989.
Tulane
Univ Florida 1998-2002
Miami Heat 2003-2023
Udonis Haslem
Creighton, Arkansas, Kentucky, Oklahoma State, San Francisco
Eddie Sutton
Univ of Pittsburgh
1976–1982
1993–1997
Was also quite a Volunteer
Johnny Majors
Houston Astros
1988-2007
Craig Biggio
This Division III school in Jacksonville, Illinois eliminated their men's tennis program in 2005 after improper benefits were given to foreign players. They haven't fielded a team since.
MacMurray College