2001 NBA Draft
| 1. |  |
Washington | Kwame Brown 6-11 240 PF Glynn Acad. HSSr. |
30.
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Chicago |
Trenton Hassell 6-5 205 SG Austin Peay Jr. |
| 2. |  |
LA Clippers | Tyson Chandler 7-0 220 SF/PF Dominguez HSSr. |
31.
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Golden State | Gilbert Arenas 6-3 199 SG Arizona So. |
| 3. |  |
x-Memphis |
Pau Gasol 7-1 220 SF FC Barcelona (Spain) |
32.
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x-Orlando | Omar Cook 6-1 190 PG St. John's Fr. |
| 4. | |
Chicago | Eddy Curry 6-11 300 C Thornwood HSSr. |
33.
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Memphis | Will Solomon 6-1 172 PG/SG Clemson Jr. |
| 5. | |
Golden State | Jason Richardson 6-6 220 SG Michigan St. So. |
34.
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Atlanta |
Terence Morris 6-9 205 SF Maryland Sr. |
| 6. | |
Memphis | Shane Battier 6-9 225 SF Duke Sr. |
35.
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New Jersey | Brian Scalabrine 6-10 241 PF Southern Cal Sr. |
| 7. | |
New Jersey | Eddie Griffin 6-9 220 SF/PF Seton Hall Fr. |
36.
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Cleveland | Jeff Trepagnier 6-3 196 SG Southern Cal Sr. |
| 8. | |
Cleveland | Sagana Diop 6-11 310 C Oak Hill HSSr. |
37.
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Philadelphia | Damone Brown 6-10 202 SF Syracuse Sr. |
| 9. |  |
Detroit | Rodney White 6-9 230 SF/PF Charlotte Fr. |
38.
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Detroit | Mehmet Okur 6-10 PF (Turkey) 1979 |
| 10. |  |
Boston | Joe Johnson 6-9 225 SF Arkansas So. |
39.
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x-New
York |
Michael Wright 6-8.5 247 PF Arizona Jr. |
| 11. | |
x-Boston |
Kedrick Brown 6-7 220 SF Okaloosa-WaltonCC So. |
40.
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x-Seattle |
Earl Watson 6-1 184 PG UCLA Sr. |
| 12. | |
Seattle | Vladimir Radmanovic 6-10 SF (Yugoslavia) 1980 |
41.
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Indiana
|
Jamison Brewer 6-4 178 PG/SG Auburn So. |
| 13. |  |
Houston | Richard Jefferson 6-8 215 SF Arizona Jr. |
42.
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Seattle | Bobby Simmons 6-7.5 235 SF DePaul Jr. |
| 14. | |
x-Golden
State |
Troy Murphy 6-11 230 PF Notre Dame Jr. |
43.
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x-New
York |
Eric Chenowith 7-2 264 C Kansas Sr. |
| 15. | |
Orlando | Steven Hunter 6-11 224 C DePaul So. |
44.
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x-Dallas |
Kyle Hill 6-2 180 PG/SG Eastern Illinois Sr. |
| 16. |  |
Charlotte | Kirk Haston 6-9 242 PF Indiana Jr. |
45.
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x-Chicago | Sean Lampley 6-6.5 213 SF California Sr. |
| 17. |  |
Toronto | Michael Bradley 6-11 230 PF Villanova Jr. |
46.
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Minnesota | Loren Woods 7-1 240 C Arizona Sr. |
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x-Minnesota
(No Pick) |
Minnesota forfeits first-rounders in the '01,'02,'04, and '05 NBA Drafts regains 2003 |
47.
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x-Denver |
Ousmane Cisse 6-8 240 PF St. Jude HS Sr. | |
| 18. | |
x-Houston | Jason Collins 6-11 255 C Stanford So. |
48.
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x-Memphis |
Antonis Fotsis 6-9 210 SF (Greece) 1981 |
| 19. |  |
Portland | Zach Randolph 6-9 270 PF Michigan St. Fr. |
49.
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Miami | Ken Johnson 6-11 227 PF/C Ohio St. Sr. |
| 20. | |
x-Cleveland |
Brendan Haywood 7-0 270 C North Carolina Sr. |
50.
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Portland | Ruben Boumtje Boumtje 7-1 245 C Georgetown ^Sr. |
| 21. | |
x-Boston |
Joseph Forte 6-4 185 SG North Carolina So. |
51.
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Phoenix | Alton Ford 6-9 271 PF Houston Fr. |
| 22. | |
x-Orlando | Jeryl Sasser 6-7 194 PG/SG SMU Sr. |
52.
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x-Milwaukee |
Andre Hutson 6-7 244 PF Michigan State Sr. |
| 23. | |
x-Houston |
Brandon Armstrong 6-5 188 SG Pepperdine Jr. |
53.
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Utah | Jarron Collins 6-10.5 252 PF Stanford Sr. |
| 24. | |
Utah | Raul Lopez 6-0 PG Real Madrid (Spain) 1980 |
54.
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Dallas | Kenny Satterfield 6-2 176 PG Cincinnati So. |
| 25. |
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Sacramento | Gerald Wallace 6-7 210 SG/SF Alabama Fr. |
55.
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Sacramento | Maurice Jeffers 6-4 SG St Louis Sr. |
| 26. | |
Philadelphia | Samuel Dalembert 6-11 232 C Seton Hall So. |
56.
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x-San
Antonio |
Robertas Javtokas Lietuvos Rytas (Lithuania) 6-10 1980 |
| 27. | |
x-Atlanta |
Jamaal Tinsley 6-2 175 PG Iowa St. Sr. |
57.
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Philadelphia | Alvin Jones 6-11 257 C Georgia Tech Sr. |
| 28. | |
San Antonio | Tony Parker 6-1 180 PG (France) 1982 |
58.
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San Antonio | Bryan Bracey 6-7 SF Oregon Sr. |
- 2001 Draft Trades
- Bulls trade Elton Brand to Clippers for Brian Skinner and the rights to Tyson Chandler
- Hawks will trade Lorenzen Wright, Brevin Knight and No. 3 pick to Grizzlies for Shareef Abdur-Rahim, traded rights to Terence Morris to Rockets for future first-round
- Nets trade the rights to Eddie Griffin to the Rockets for the rights to Richard Jefferson, Jason Collins and Brandon Armstrong
- Magic trade Michael Doleac to Cavaliers for rights to Brendan Haywood, trade rights to Omar Cook to Nuggets for future first-round pick.
