Which colleges produce the most NBA players?

120 schools and paths to the league, ranked by how many of our 578 NBA players came through each.

• International players 67
• Duke 33
• Kentucky 28
• North Carolina 21
• Straight from high school 17
• Arizona 16
• Connecticut 16
• UCLA 16
• Michigan 15
• Kansas 12
• Arkansas 9
• G League pathway 9
• Texas 9
• Gonzaga 8
• Indiana 8
• Tennessee 8
• Villanova 8
• Alabama 7
• Baylor 7
• Colorado 7
• Florida 7
• Georgetown 7
• Houston 7
• Michigan State 7
• USC 7
• BYU 6
• Illinois 6
• Memphis 6
• Wake Forest 6
• Auburn 5
• Georgia 5
• Georgia Tech 5
• LSU 5
• Marquette 5
• Maryland 5
• Virginia 5
• Washington 5
• California 4
• Cincinnati 4
• Louisville 4
• Oklahoma 4
• Oklahoma State 4
• St. John's 4
• Stanford 4
• Texas A&M 4
• Utah 4
• Vanderbilt 4
• Arizona State 3
• Creighton 3
• Dayton 3
• Florida State 3
• Iowa State 3
• Kansas State 3
• Ohio State 3
• Oregon 3
• Overtime Elite 3
• Purdue 3
• San Francisco 3
• Santa Clara 3
• Syracuse 3
• UNLV 3
• Washington State 3
• Boston College 2
• Iowa 2
• Louisiana Tech 2
• Miami 2
• Minnesota 2
• Missouri 2
• Oregon State 2
• Pittsburgh 2
• Rutgers 2
• Saint Joseph's 2
• TCU 2
• UMass 2
• Virginia Union 2
• Weber State 2
• Wichita State 2
• Akron 1
• Arkansas-Little Rock 1
• Bradley 1
• Bridgeport 1
• Butler 1
• Centenary 1
• Central Arkansas 1
• Clemson 1
• Colorado State 1
• Davidson 1
• DePaul 1
• Fresno State 1
• George Washington 1
• Indiana State 1
• Lehigh 1
• Long Beach State 1
• Mississippi State 1
• Murray State 1
• Navy 1
• Nevada 1
• New Mexico 1
• New Mexico State 1
• Northeastern 1
• Penn State 1
• Pepperdine 1
• Providence 1
• Rhode Island 1
• San Diego State 1
• SMU 1
• South Carolina 1
• Southeastern Oklahoma State 1
• Texas Tech 1
• UC Santa Barbara 1
• UCF 1
• Utah State 1
• UTEP 1
• VCU 1
• Virginia Tech 1
• West Virginia 1
• Wisconsin 1
• Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1
• Wyoming 1
• Xavier 1