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1 NBA COMMUNITY OUTREACH Over the years, Carolina basketball alumni have donated their time and money to a number of charitable causes near and dear to their hearts. This page repress is just a sampling of those community outreach efforts. Michael Jordan donated $1 million to the Jordan Institute of Families on the Carolina campus. Here, Jordan is pictured with the late UNC Chancellor Michael Hooker at the ceremonial opening of the Insitute. Jordan s $1 million donation was the largest gift ever given to Carolina by an active professional athlete. George Karl s Friends of Hoop organization helps to bring the community together in the Seatte and Milwaukee areas. The group sponsors the annual King Holiday Hoopfest tournam and provides a sound recruitm structure for potial candidates pur- The Rasheed Wallace Foundation s Trail Blazing for Children Awards Benefit Weekend supports the Police Athletic League and selected children s charities in Portland, Durham, N.C, and his hometown of Philadelphia. Sheed s Squad enables a large group of disadvantaged kids in Portland to enjoy lower- Kenny Smith s AIM HIGH Foundation s goal is to keep children off the streets and off drugs. Every year, Smith flies youth teams to participate in NCAA-sanctioned tournams across the country. The foundation also provides SAT prep classes, tutelage in school classes and personal guidance for future stud-athletes. Vince Carter s Embassy of Hope foundation lends financial support to causes that primarily benefit children in Toronto and his home state of Florida. The foundation sponsors turkey basket drives at Thanksgiving and Christmas gift-giving and fea- Eric Montross raised over $100,000 to build a teen activities cer in the new Children s Hospital at UNC through his annual Father s Day Basketball Camp. Curr UNC Assistant Athletic Director and former assistant coach John Lotz makes numerous charitable apperances on behalf of the basketball program and the athletic departm. In the summer of 1999, he travelled to South Korea to conduct a basketball clinic. He was presed with an honorary plaque by 196 N O R T H C A R O L I N A B A S K E T

2 TAR SMITH HEELS CENTER IN THE NBA/ABA RECORDS DRAFT RASHEED WALLACE Washington Bullets First Round, 1995 JERRY STACKHOUSE First Round, 1995 ANTAWN JAMISON Toronto Raptors First Round, 1998 VINCE CARTER Golden State Warriors First Round, 1998 SHAMMOND WILLIAMS Chicago Bulls Second Round, 1998 Year Player NBA Team Round # Pick # Overall 1948 Norman Kohler Indianapolis Olympians n/a n/a n/a 1948 Bob Paxton Indianapolis Olympians n/a n/a n/a 1957 Len Rosenbluth Philadelphia Warriors 1st Pete Brennan New York Knicks 1st Joe Quigg New York Knicks 2nd Tommy Kearns Syracuse Nationals 4th Lee Shaffer Syracuse Nationals 1st Doug Moe Detroit Pistons 7th York Larese Chicago Packers 2nd Doug Moe Chicago Packers 2nd Dick Kepley St. Louis Hawks 11th Jim Hudock Philadelphia Warriors 6th Ken McComb Philadelphia Warriors 10th Donnie Walsh Philadelphia Warriors 11th Larry Brown Baltimore Bullets 7th Billy Cunningham 1st Bob Bennett New York Knicks 13th Bob Lewis San Francisco Warriors 4th Mark Mirken New York Knicks 11th Larry Miller 5th Bill Bunting New York Knicks 2nd Dick Grubar Los Angeles 6th Rusty Clark Detroit Pistons 11th Charlie Scott Boston Celtics 7th Lee Dedmon Los Angeles 5th Bob McAdoo Buffalo Braves 1st Dennis Wuycik Boston Celtics 2nd Bill Chamberlain Golden State Warriors 3rd Steve Previs Boston Celtics 7th George Karl New York Knicks 4th Donn Johnston Buffalo Braves 18th Bobby Jones Houston Rockets 1st Darrell Elston Atlanta Hawks 3rd John O Donnell New York Knicks 10th Donald Washington New York Knicks 5th Ed Stahl Kansas City-Omaha Kings 5th Mitch Kupchak Washington Bullets 1st Walter Davis Phoenix Suns 1st Tommy LaGarde Denver Nuggets 1st John Kuester Kansas City Kings 3rd Bruce Buckley San Antonio Spurs 6th Phil Ford Kansas City Kings 1st Geff Crompton Kansas City Kings 4th Tom Zaliagiris Milwaukee Bucks 8th Dudley Bradley Indiana Pacers 1st Mike O Koren New Jersey Nets 1st John Virgil Golden State Warriors 3rd Rich Yonakor San Antonio Spurs 3rd Jeff Wolf Milwaukee Bucks 4th Dave Colescott Utah Jazz 7th Al Wood Atlanta Hawks 1st Pete Budko Dallas Mavericks 5th Mike Pepper San Diego Clippers 6th James Worthy Los Angeles 1st Jimmy Black New Jersey Nets 3rd Chris Brust Denver Nuggets 6th Jeb Barlow Denver Nuggets 7th Jimmy Braddock Denver Nuggets 5th Michael Jordan Chicago Bulls 1st Sam Perkins Dallas Mavericks 1st Matt Doherty Cleveland Cavaliers 6th Cecil Exum Denver Nuggets 9th Buzz Peterson Cleveland Cavaliers 7th Brad Daugherty Cleveland Cavaliers 1st Warren Martin Cleveland Cavaliers 4th Steve Hale New Jersey Nets 4th Kenny Smith Sacramo Kings 1st Joe Wolf Los Angeles Clippers 1st Dave Popson Detroit Pistons 4th Curtis Hunter Denver Nuggets 7th J.R. Reid Charlotte Hornets 1st Rick Fox Boston Celtics 1st Pete Chilcutt Sacramo Kings 1st Hubert Davis New York Knicks 1st George Lynch Los Angeles 1st Eric Montross Boston Celtics 1st Jerry Stackhouse 1st Rasheed Wallace Washington Bullets 1st Jeff McInnis Denver Nuggets 2nd Serge Zwikker Houston Rockets 2nd Antawn Jamison Toronto Raptors 1st Vince Carter Golden State Warriors 1st Shammond Williams Chicago Bulls 2nd Carolina players drafted by NBA teams 29 first-round picks N O R T H C A R O L I N A B A S K E T B A L

3 ALLTIME CAROLINA ALUMNI IN THE PROS A list of players who played at least one regularseason game or appeared on a regular-season roster in either the NBA (1947-pres), the ABA ( ) the Basketball Association of America ( ) or the National Basketball League ( ). (*Indicates active player) Bradley, Dudley Indiana, ; Phoenix, ; Chicago, ; Washington, ; Milwaukee, ; New Jersey, ; Atlanta, Brennan, Pete New York, *Brown, Larry Player: New Orleans (ABA), ; Oakland (ABA), ; Washington Capitols (ABA), ; Virginia Squires (ABA), ; Virginia (ABA), ; Denver (ABA), ; Head Coach: Denver (ABA), ; Denver (NBA), ; New Jersey, ; San Antonio, ; Los Angeles Clippers, ; Indiana, ; Philadelphia, 1997-pres Bucknall, Steve Los Angeles, Bunting, Bill Carolina (ABA), ; New Jersey (ABA), ; Virginia (ABA), *Carter, Vince Toronto, 1998-pres Chamberlain, Bill Kucky (ABA), ; Memphis (ABA), ; Phoenix, *Chilcutt, Pete Sacramo, ; Detroit, ; Houston, ; Vancouver, ; Utah, ; Cleveland, ; Los Angeles Clippers, 2000-pres Crompton, Geff Denver, ; Portland, ; Milwaukee, ; San Antonio, ; Cleveland, Cunningham, Billy Player: Philadelphia, ; Carolina (ABA), ; Philadelphia, ; Head Coach: Philadelphia, ; Owner: Miami, Daugherty, Brad Cleveland, *Davis, Hubert New York, ; Toronto, ; Dallas, pres Davis, Walter Phoenix, ; Denver, ; Portland, ; Denver, ; Advance Scout: Washington Wizards, pres Dedmon, Lee Utah (ABA), Dillon, John Washington, Elston, Darrell Virginia (ABA), ; Indiana, Ford, Phil Kansas City, ; New Jersey, ; Milwaukee, ; Houston, *Fox, Rick Boston, ; Los Angeles, 1997-pres Glamack, George Akron, (NBL); Rochester, (NBL); Indianapolis Kautskys, (NBL); Hammond Phil Ford (NBL); Indianapolis Michael Jordan Robert Crawford Jets, (NBL) Grubar, Dick Indiana (ABA), *Jamison, Antawn Golden State, 1998-pres - Jones, Bobby Denver (ABA), ; Denver (NBA), ; Philadelphia, Jordan, Michael Chicago, ; *Karl, George Player: San Antonio (ABA), ; San Antonio (NBA), ; Assistant Coach: San Antonio, ; Director of Player Acquisition: Cleveland, ; Head Coach: Cleveland, ; Golden State, ; Seattle, ; Milwaukee, 1998-pres Kearns, Tommy Syracuse, Kepley, Dick St. Louis, *Kuester, John Player: Kansas City, ; Denver, ; Indiana, ; Assistant Coach: Boston, ; Philadelphia, 1997-pres - *Kupchak, Mitch Player: Washington, ; Los Angeles, ; Assistant General Manager: Los Angeles, ; General Manager: Los Angeles, 1992-pres - LaGarde, Tommy Denver, ; Seattle, ; Dallas, ; New Jersey, Larese, York Player: Chicago Packers, ; Philadelphia Warriors, ; Head Coach: New York Nets (ABA), Lebo, Jeff San Antonio, Lewis, Bob San Francisco, ; Cleveland, *Lynch, George Los Angeles, ; Vancouver, ; TAR HEEL TIES WITH NBA CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS (Over the Past 25 Years) Name Affiliation Year Team Charlie Scott Player Boston Celtics Mitch Kupchak..... Player Washington Bullets Tommy LaGarde.... Player Seattle SuperSonics Mitch Kupchak..... Player Los Angeles Robert McAdoo.... Player Los Angeles Billy Cunningham... Head Coach Philadelphia 76ers Bobby Jones Player Philadelphia 76ers Mitch Kupchak..... Player Los Angeles Robert McAdoo.... Player Los Angeles James Worthy..... Player Los Angeles Mitch Kupchak..... Asst. General Manager Los Angeles James Worthy..... Player Los Angeles Mitch Kupchak..... Asst. General Manager Los Angeles James Worthy..... Player Los Angeles Michael Jordan..... Player Chicago Bulls Scott Williams Player Chicago Bulls Michael Jordan..... Player Chicago Bulls Scott Williams Player Chicago Bulls Michael Jordan..... Player Chicago Bulls Scott Williams Player Chicago Bulls 198 N O R T H C A R O L I N A B A S K E T

4 Steve DiPaola/NBA Photos Philadelphia 1998-pres *McAdoo, Robert Player: Buffalo, ; New York ; Boston, ; Detroit, ; New Jersey, ; Los Angeles, ; Philadelphia, ; Assistant Coach: Miami McGuire, Frank Head Coach: Philadelphia Warriors, *McInnis, Jeff Denver, ; Washington, ; Los Angeles Clippers, 2000-pres McKinney, Horace Rasheed Wallace (Bones) Player: Washington, ; Head Coach: Washington, ; Boston, Miller, Larry Los Angeles Stars (ABA), ; Carolina (ABA), ; San Diego (ABA), ; Virginia (ABA), ; Utah (ABA), Moe, Doug Player: New Orleans (ABA), ; Oakland (ABA), ; Carolina (ABA) ; Virginia (ABA), ; Assistant Coach: Carolina (ABA), ; Denver (ABA), , ; Head Coach: San Antonio, ; Denver, ; Philadelphia, *Montross, Eric Boston, ; Dallas, ; New Jersey, ; Philadelphia, ; Detroit, 1998-pres Makhtar Ndiaye Vancouver, *O Koren, Mike New Jersey, , Washington, ; New Jersey, ; Assistant Coach, New Jersey, 1999-pres *Perkins, Sam Dallas, ; Los TAR HEEL TRIVIA Fourteen former Tar Heels have moved on to be coaches or front office personnel in pro basket- Angeles, ; Seattle, ; Indiana, 1998-pres Phelps, Derrick Sacramo, Popson, Dave Los Angeles Clippers, ; Miami, ; Boston, ; Milwaukee, Previs, Steve Carolina (ABA), Quigg, Joe New York, *Reid, J.R. Charlotte, ; San Antonio, ; New York, ; Charlotte, ; Los Angeles, 1999; Milwaukee, ; Cleveland, 2000-pres Rosenbluth, Lennie Philadelphia Warriors, Rozier, Clifford Golden State, ; Orlando, ; Toronto, ; Minnesota, Salvadori, Kevin Sacramo, Scott, Charlie Virginia (ABA), ; Phoenix, ; Boston, ; Los Angeles, ; Denver, Shaffer, Lee Syracuse, ; Philadelphia, Smith, Kenny Sacramanto, ; Atlanta, ; Houston, ; Denver, ; Detroit, *Stackhouse, Jerry Philadelphia, ; Detroit, 1998-pres *Wallace, Rasheed Washington, ; Portland, 1996-pres *Walsh, Donnie Assistant Coach: Denver, ; Indiana, ; General Manager: Indiana, ; Presid: Indiana, 1988-pres Washington, Donald Denver (ABA), ; Utah (ABA), Wenstrom, Matt Boston, *Williams, Scott Chicago, ; Philadelphia, ; Milwaukee, 1999-pres *Williams, Shammond Atlanta, ; Seattle, 1999-pres Wolf, Joe Los Angeles Clippers, ; Denver, ; Boston, ; Portland, ; Charlotte, ; Orlando, ; Milwaukee, ; Denver, ; Charlotte, NBA FIRST-ROUND PICKS BY SCHOOL SINCE 1980 School First-Round Picks 1. North Carolina Michigan Duke Kucky Georgia Tech (Source: NBA) Wood, Al Atlanta, ; San Diego, ; Seattle, ; CAROLINA IN THE NBA DRAFT (BY ROUND) First Round Lennie Rosenbluth, 1957 Pete Brennan, 1958 Lee Shaffer, 1960 Billy Cunningham, 1965 Bob McAdoo, 1972 Bobby Jones, 1974 Mitch Kupchak, 1976 Walter Davis, 1977 Tommy LaGarde, 1977 Phil Ford, 1978 Dudley Bradley, 1979 Mike O Koren, 1980 Al Wood, 1981 James Worthy, 1982 Michael Jordan, 1984 Sam Perkins, 1984 Brad Daugherty, 1986 Kenny Smith, 1987 Joe Wolf, 1987 J.R. Reid, 1989 Rick Fox, 1991 Pete Chilcutt, 1991 Hubert Davis, 1992 George Lynch, 1993 Eric Montross, 1994 Jerry Stackhouse, 1995 Rasheed Wallace, 1995 Antawn Jamison, 1998 Vince Carter, 1998 Second Round Joe Quigg, 1958 York Laresse, 1961 Doug Moe, 1961 (ABA) Bill Bunting, 1969 Dennis Wuycik, 1972 Jeff McInnis, 1996 Serge Zwikker, 1997 Shammond Williams, 1998 Third Round Bill Chamberlain, 1972 Darrell Elston, 1974 John Kuester, 1977 John Virgil, 1980 Rich Yonaker, 1980 Jimmy Black, 1982 Fourth Round Tommy Kearns, 1958 Bob Lewis, 1967 George Karl, 1973 Geff Crompton, 1978 Jeff Wolf, 1980 Warren Martin, 1986 Steve Hale, 1986 Dave Popson, 1987 Fifth Round Larry Miller, 1968 Dallas, Lee Dedmon, 1971 Donald Washington, 1975 Ed Stahl, 1975 Pete Budko, 1981 Jimmy Braddock, 1983 Sixth Round Jim Hudock, 1962 Bruce Buckley, 1977 Dick Grubar, 1969 Mike Pepper, 1981 Chris Brust, 1982 Matt Doherty, 1984 Sevh Round Doug Moe, 1960 (NBA) Larry Brown, 1963 Charlie Scott, 1970 Steve Previs, 1972 Dave Colescott, 1980 Jeb Barlow, 1982 Buzz Peterson, 1985 Curtis Hunter, 1987 Eighth Round Tom Zaliagiris, 1978 Ninth Round Cecil Exum, 1984 Th Round Ken McComb, 1962 John O Donnell, 1974 Elevh Round Dick Kepley, 1961 Donnie Walsh, 1962 Mark Mirken, 1967 Rusty Clark, 1969 Thirteh Round Bob Bennett, 1966 Eighteh Round Donn Johnston, 1973 N O R T H C A R O L I N A B A S K E T B A L

5 CAROLINA S SMITH CENTER NBA RETIRED RECORDS JERSEYS BILLY CUNNINGHAM Selected in 1996 as one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History Head coach of the Philadelphia 76ers from through after taking over the coaching reins six games into the season Guided the 76ers to the 1983 NBA championship Led Philadelphia to a record as a coach Ranks third in NBA history with a winning percage of.698 as a coach (behind curr Miami coach Pat Riley and curr Chicago coach Phil Jackson) Boasts a (.629) coaching record in the NBA playoffs As a player, named to the All- NBA first-team three consecutive years ( ) A second-team All-NBA choice in 1972 Scored 13,626 points (20.8 per game) in nine seasons with Philadelphia Also scored 2,684 points (23.1 per game) in two ABA seasons with the Carolina Cougars Ranks fifth in 76er history in career scoring, fourth in field goals made, fourth in field goals attempted, fourth in rebounds and sixth in assists Led the 76ers in rebounding for five seasons and in scoring four times Selected by Philadelphia with the fourth overall pick in the 1965 NBA Draft His #32 jersey was retired by the 76ers. BRAD DAUGHERTY Cleveland Cavaliers One of the best passing cers in NBA annals Retired as the Cleveland franchise s alltime leader in scoring (10,389), rebounding (5,227), defensive rebounds (4,020), free throws made (2,741) and free throws attempted (3,670) Also ranked in the top five in Cavalier history in nine other categories (minutes, field goal percage, offensive rebounds, field goals made, field goals attempted, scoring average, assists, games played and blocked shots) Voted to five All-Star games, more than any player in Cleveland Cavalier history at the time of his retirem Boasted career averages of 19.0 ppg, 9.5 rpg and 3.7 apg Set a Cleveland record and was second in the NBA with a.571 FG% in Was named third-team All-NBA in , averaging 21.5 points and 10.4 rebounds per game Set career highs in scoring (21.6 ppg) and rebounding (10.9) in His career was cut short after eight seasons because of a back injury Missed all of the and seasons before retiring Cleveland made him the first overall selection in the 1986 NBA draft His #43 jersey was retired by Cleveland on March 1, Dick Raphael/NBA Photos 19,521 points overall in 15 NBA seasons Phoenix selected the 6-6 swingman with the fifth overall pick in the 1977 NBA Draft Named the NBA Rookie of the Year in 1978 The Suns retired his #6 jersey on Nov. 9, BOBBY JONES One of the best defensive players in NBA history Named to the NBA All-Defensive Team first-team eight consecutive years ( ) Also named to the All-Defensive second-team in 1985 A valuable cog on the 1983 NBA champion 76ers squad, averaging 9.0 points and 4.6 rebounds per game Finished his career with a total of 1,387 steals (ABA + NBA) Scored a combined 11,391 career points Averaged 12.1 points, 6.1 rebounds and 2.7 WALTER DAVIS Phoenix Suns The premier small forward in the Western Conference in the late 1970s and early 1980s Regarded as the best pure shooter in Phoenix Suns history Possessed an uncanny ability to hit clutch shots Davis patrolled the baseline in Phoenix for 11 seasons ( ) Averaged 20.5 points per game in his Phoenix career Phoenix s alltime leading scorer with 15,666 points as a Sun Ranks among the Suns top five all-time in eight other categories (assists, steals, minutes played, games played, field goals made, field goals attempted, free throws made and free throws attempted) Including his years with Denver and Portland, Davis scored 200 N O R T H C A R O L I N A B A S K E T