Ryan Gomes

Member of the Minnesota Timberwolves. Averaged 13.3 PPG during 2008-09 season. Second Round NBA Draft Pick (Celtics 2005). NBA All Rookie Second Team (2006).


  • Lenny Wilkens

    NBA Hall of Fame as Player & Coach. Nine-time NBA All-Star. NBA All-Star Game MVP (1971). NBA's All-time Winningest Coach.
  • Otis Thorpe

    9th Overall NBA Draft Pick (Kings 1984). 17 Year NBA Veteran scored 17,000 points and collected 10,000 rebounds. NBA All-Star (Rockets 1992). Won NBA title (Rockets 1994).
  • Austin Croshere

    First Round Draft Pick (Pacers 1997). Eastern Conference Champion (Pacers 2000). Averaged 15 PPG & 6 RPG during 2000 NBA Finals.
  • Jimmy Walker

    First Overall Pick (Pistons 1967). Two-time NBA All-Star. Scored 11,655 career points.
  • Dickey Simpkins

    NBA First Round Draft Pick (Bulls 1994). Two-time NBA Champion (Bulls 1996 & 1997).
  • Eric Murdock

    First Round NBA Draft Pick (Jazz 1991). Nine year NBA veteran. 5,118 Point NBA Scorer.
  • Eric Williams

    First Round NBA Draft Pick (Celtics 1995). 12 Year NBA Veteran.
  • Ernie DiGregorio

    Third Overall NBA Draft Pick (Buffalo Braves 1973). NBA Rookie of the Year (Braves 1973-74). Set NBA Record for Most Assists in a Game.
  • Joe Hassett

    Won NBA Championship (Sonics 1979). Ranked 4th in three-pointers made (Pacers 1979-80).
  • John Egan

    12th Overall NBA Draft Pick (1961). 2,102 Career Assists. Served as Coach of the Houston Rockets (1973-76).
  • Marty Conlon

    10 Year NBA Veteran. Averaged 6.5 PPG for his career.
  • Michael Smith

    Second Round NBA Draft Pick (Kings 1994). 7 Year NBA Veteran. Scored 2,527 career points and recorded 3,193 rebounds.
  • Mike Riordan

    Scored 6,334 points in 9 Year NBA career. Won NBA Championship (Knicks 1970). NBA All-Defense Second Team (Bullets 1973).
  • Marvin Barnes

    ABA Rookie of the Year (1975). Played 5 seasons in the NBA.
  • John Thompson

    25th Overall NBA Draft Pick (Celtics 1964). Won 2 NBA Championships with the Celtics. Basketball Hall of Fame as a Coach (1999).
  • Kevin Stacom

    2nd Round NBA Draft Pick. 6 Year NBA Veteran won NBA Championship with Boston in 1976.