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Message: [QUOTE="quentin cassidy, post: 282889, member: 1631"] the all-star teams since the late-90's have had a lot of guys who either came in straight out of high school and foreign guys, which limits the number of slots available to college players. [url]http://www.allstarnba.es/rosters/[/url] over the same period as 'Cuse's 2 all-stars, using players that entered the NBA since 1990, i only found about a dozen schools with more than 2 all-stars. it's also worth noting that the all-star games through most of the 1990's were littered with veterans who played college ball in the early-mid 80's (Jordan, Ewing, Olajuwon, Barkley, D.Robinson, Malone, Stockton, Pippen, Mullin, etc) Duke: G. Hill, Laettner, Brand, Boozer, Deng UNC: V. Carter, Stackhouse, R.Wallace, Jamison UConn: Ray Allen, Rip Hamilton, C. Butler, C. Robinson Georgetown: Mouring, Mutombo, Iverson, Hibbert Alabama: G. Wallace, Mo Williams, Sprewell, McDyess Michigan: Webber, Ju.Howard, G. Rice Wake Forest: Duncan, C.Paul, Josh Howard Kentucky: J.Mashburn, A.Walker, Rondo UCLA: K.Love, R. Westbrook, Baron Davis Arizona: Arenas, Iguodala, S.Elliott Ga. Tech: Bosh, Marbury, K. Anderson in the same group with us with 2 all-stars: Michigan St.: Z.Randolph, S.Smith UNLV: Marion, L. Johnson Texas: Durant, Aldridge Memphis: D.Rose, A.Hardaway Florida: Horford, D.Lee Cal: J.Kidd, Abdur-Rahim Wisc: D. Harris, M. Finley St. Johns: Artest, Jayson Williams Cinci: K. Martin, Van Exel Purdue: B. Miller, G. Robinson UTEP: A.Davis, T. Hardaway C.Michigan: D. Majerle, C. Kamam notably absent is Kansas, who's only All-Star has been Paul Pierce, although Danny Manning entered the NBA one year before my admittedly arbitrary cut-off. HS: LeBron, D. Howard, Bynum, Kobe, Amare, KG, R. Lewis, D. Granger, J.O'Neal, McGrady foreign: Dirk, M.Gasol, Parker, P.Gasol, Yao, Ginobili, Okur, Ilgauskas, Kirlenko, Peja, Smits, Schrempf [/QUOTE]

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