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  • #13902
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    Tongue-Out-Like-23
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    A list of notable current NBA players in which states they are from..
    Only states with 3 or more current notable NBA players will be shown.

    Arizona:
    Jerryd Bayless
    Mike Bibby
    Channing Frye
    Richard Jefferson

    California:
    Arron Afflalo
    Gilbert Arenas
    Trevor Ariza
    Matt Barnes
    Chase Budinger
    Tyson Chandler
    Darren Collison
    Baron Davis
    DeMar DeRozan
    Jordan Farmar
    Eddie House
    Brandon Jennings
    Amir Johnson
    Jason Kidd
    Brook Lopez
    Robin Lopez
    Andre Miller
    Paul Pierce
    Tayshaun Prince
    Nate Robinson
    Russell Westbrook

    Florida:
    Jose Juan Barea
    Vince Carter
    Udonis Haslem
    Luc Mbah a Moute
    Amar’e Stoudemire

    Georgia:
    Kwame Brown
    Dwight Howard
    Josh Smith
    Al Thornton

    Illinois:
    Shannon Brown
    Michael Finely
    Andre Iguodala
    Corey Maggette
    Anthony Parker
    Quentin Richardson
    Derrick Rose
    Dwyane Wade

    Indiana:
    Mike Conley
    Eric Gordon
    Courtney Lee
    Brad Miller
    Greg Oden
    Zach Randolph

    Lousiana:
    D.J. Augustine
    Brandon Bass
    Glen Davis
    Chris Duhon
    Danny Granger
    Paul Millsap
    Tyrus Thomas
    Marcus Thornton

    Maryland:
    Joe Alexander
    Carmelo Anthony
    Michael Beasley
    Kevin Durant
    Rudy Gay
    Roy Hibbert
    Jarrett Jack
    Tywon Lawson

    Michigan:
    Shane Battier
    Wilson Chandler
    Christopher Douglas Roberts
    Al Horford
    Chris Kaman
    Jason Richardson

    Mississippi:
    Eric Dampier
    Monta Ellis
    Al Jefferson
    Antonio McDyess
    Jamario Moon
    Travis Outlaw
    Mo Williams

    New Jersey:
    Andrew Bynum
    Samuel Dalembert
    Luol Deng
    Al Harrington
    Dahntay Jones
    J.R. Smith

    New York:
    Rafer Alston
    Ron Artest
    Elton Brand
    Ben Gordon
    Joakim Noah
    Lamar Odom

    North Carolina:
    Stephen Curry
    Marquis Daniels
    Brendan Haywood
    Josh Howard
    Antawn Jamison
    Tracy McGrady
    Anthony Morrow
    Chris Paul
    Jerry Stackhouse

    Ohio:
    Daquan Cook
    LeBron James
    Kevin Martin
    Michael Redd
    David West

    Pennsylvania:
    DeJuan Blair
    Kobe Bryant
    Rasual Butler
    Tyreke Evans
    Richard Hamilton
    Kyle Lowry
    Jameer Nelson
    John Salmons
    Rasheed Wallace
    Hakim Warrick
    Delonte West

    South Carolina:
    Ray Allen
    Raymond Felton
    Kevin Garnett
    Jermaine O’Neal
    Ben Wallace

    Texas:
    LaMarcus Aldridge
    Chris Andersen
    Chris Bosh
    Stephen Jackson
    DeAndre Jordan
    Rashard Lewis
    Kenyon Martin
    Shaquille O’Neal
    Emeka Okafor
    Kendrick Perkins
    Anthony Randolph
    Deron Williams

    Washington:
    Aaron Brooks
    Jamal Crawford
    Adam Morrison
    Luke Ridnour
    Brandon Roy
    Rodney Stuckey
    Jason Terry
    Martell Webster
    Marvin Williams

    Argentina:
    Carlos Delfino
    Manu Ginobili
    Andres Nocioni
    Luis Scola

    Brazil:
    Leandro Barbosa
    Nene
    Anderson Varejao

    France:
    Boris Diaw
    Tony Parker
    Michael Pietrus

    Serbia:
    Nenad Kristic
    Darko Milicic
    Peja Stojakovic

    Spain:
    Jose Calderon
    Rudy Fernandez
    Marc Gasol
    Pau Gasol

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  • #267406
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    BasterdInABasket
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    I dont know what this list really means but jermaine oneal went to high school in south carolina not in eau claire, wi

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  • #267413
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    DanEboy
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    Garnett is from South Carolina, Caron Butler is from Wisconsin, and somehow you forgot Wade is from Chicago

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  • #267414
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    llperez

    that’s too funny, zaza Pachulia from Georgia. He’s from the republic of Georgia near russia you dodo bird

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  • #267423
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    Tongue-Out-Like-23
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    Hahahahahhahahah wow i made a lot of mistakes.. especiallyt he zaza pachulia hahahah thanks for pointing them out guys… I was in a hurry in making the list… especially the Zaza Pachulia hahahahhahahaha

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  • #267429
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    M-DYMES
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    Nash was born in S. Africa.

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  • #267433
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    whiteflash
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    Amid the many mistakes, Nate Robinson played in Seattle. You need to revise the list again man.

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  • #267436
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    Tongue-Out-Like-23
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    Steve Nash was born in S. Africa but grew up and played high school ball in Canada.

    And Nate Robinson played his first 2 years in California and his Senior year in Seattle..

    Thus making him from California because he grew up in Cali and played more years in a cali high school than a washington high school

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    • #267437
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      whiteflash
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      ??? He grew up in Seattle, played 1 year of highschool ball in Cali then moved back to Washington. Where are you getting your info from?

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  • #267439
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    Tongue-Out-Like-23
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    whiteflash, you are completely right.

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  • #267440
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    Tongue-Out-Like-23
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    And caron butler had a brief career at wisconsin but it was at Maine where Jim Calhoun found him and that’s when he excelled at basketball.

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    • #267442
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      whiteflash
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      Pretty sure Butler went to prep school in Maine ’cause he was getting into trouble in Wisconsin. Stephen Jackson is from around the corner from me but went off to Oak Hill if I’m not mistaken for his senior year. Alot of these guys went off to prep school somewhere to get away from distractions and focus on grades and ball.

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  • #267444
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    Tongue-Out-Like-23
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    Yeah that’s true.. especially if you get a chance to play at Oak Hill

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    • #267449
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      whiteflash
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      That would be a good list, to see which Highschools have produced the most NBA players. Obviously Oak Hill would be at the top, but I’d be interested to see who else is up there.

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  • #267453
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    Tongue-Out-Like-23
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    Yeah I bet Oak Hill would win that list but.. Probably a school like… Chester in Pennsylvania… Kobe, Tyreke, and I think John Salmons went there… I’m not sure though… Don’t bet your money on it haha.. St. Benedicts Prep has also produced a couple of players.. Bynum, JR Smith and they have some player right now that is deemed to go to the NBA.

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    • #267458
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      whiteflash
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      Yeah, Bryant went to Lower Merion.

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  • #267456
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    mouchy18
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    Foye
    Earl Clark
    Villanueva
    Tim Thomas

    I’ll pour two out for Jay Williams(duke) & Dajuan Wagner….and for what Derrick charracter should have been

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  • #267459
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    Tongue-Out-Like-23
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    Like I said, I only put in household names.. Randy Foye and Earl Clark aren’t household names yet.. Neither is villanueva, Tim Thomas may have a case gut not much.

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  • #267460
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    Yeah true, he went to Lower Merion.. I believe it’s NEAR Chester though, that doesn’t mean he played in that high school that’s not what i’m saying but it was near.

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  • #267469
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    jgunna
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    Marquis Daniels and Tracy McGrady are from Orlando, and Auburndale, FL respectively. The Graham twins are from Brandon/Tampa, FL, Keyon Dooling is from Ft. Lauderdale, and the kid from Denver w/the dreds, and the skinny athletic kid who played w/him @ South Carolina currently playing for the Cavs are both from from Tampa, FL.

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  • #267476
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    Tongue-Out-Like-23
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    The Graham teams i wouldn’t call notable players, Keyon dooling is doing good but guess where he’s playing.. NJN.. That’s why he’s doing well.. Balkman isn’t a notable player. You’re correct about T-Mac, he finished his senior year at Mt. Zion but he grew up in Florida

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  • #267510
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    mouchy how can you bring up Jersey ballers with including: Mike Bibby, Andrew Bynum, Al Harrington, Troy Murphy, Danhtay Jones, Shaquille O’Neal, JR Smith, Tim Thomas, Jason Thompson, David West

    http://www.basketball-reference.com/friv/birthplaces.cgi?country=US&state=NJ

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  • #267511
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    realtalk_901
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    D3Wade please use this website to update your list because i see alot of mistakes:
    http://www.basketball-reference.com/friv/birthplaces.cgi?country=US&state=

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  • #267518
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    weballin.net
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    You forgot Turiaf, Beaubois and Petro from France. Nate Robinson is from Seattle for me. Butler went at MCI but is from Racine WI that he left as he was running with gang members.

    http://www.weballin.net

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  • #267519
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    weballin.net
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    And Stephen Jackson is from Port Arthur Texas

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  • #267534
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    Tongue-Out-Like-23
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    Yeah stephen jackson is in texas, beaubois isn’t good enough to put on the list. Caron wasn’t good at basketball until he came to maine.

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  • #267647
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    QUINCEY

    butler wasnt good at basketball till he came to maine?????…lol. yeah you are wrong on sooooooooooooo many levels here with that butler comment being one of the biggest. please make sure you do better research first. many top schools like butler before he went to maine. he was the same baller before he went there, and he went there because of grades and trouble

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  • #267731
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    Tongue-Out-Like-23
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    Quincey, he wasn’t recruited by ANY college until he played at maine and caught the eye of jim calhoun

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