Listed by team affiliation, from fewest to most:

John Roche South Carolina 1969-71

"Tree" Rollins Clemson 1974-77
Horace Grant Clemson 1984-87

Jeff Lamp Virginia 1978-81
Barry Parkhill Virginia 1971-73
Ralph Sampson Virginia 1980-83

Tom Burleson NC State 1971-74
Rodney Monroe NC State 1988-91
Ron Shavlik NC State 1954-56
David Thompson NC State 1973-75

Dennis Scott Georgia Tech 1988-90
Mark Price Georgia Tech 1983-86
Matt Harpring Georgia Tech 1995-98
Kenny Anderson Georgia Tech 1990-91

Len Chappell Wake Forest 1960-62
Randolph Childress Wake Forest 1991,1993-95
Tim Duncan Wake Forest 1994-97
Charlie Davis Wake Forest 1969-71
Dickie Hemric Wake Forest 1952-55

Len Bias Maryland 1983-86
Juan Dixon Maryland 1999-2002
Len Elmore Maryland 1972-74
Albert King Maryland 1978-81
John Lucas Maryland 1973-76
Tom McMillen Maryland 1972-74
Joe Smith Maryland 1994-95
Buck Williams Maryland 1979-81

Shane Battier Duke 1998-2001
Elton Brand Duke 1998-99
Danny Ferry Duke 1986-89
Mike Gminski Duke 1977-80
Christian Laettner Duke 1989-92
Johnny Dawkins Duke 1983-86
Jeff Mullins Duke 1962-64
Art Heyman Duke 1961-63
Grant Hill Duke 1991-94
Bobby Hurley Duke 1990-93
Jay Williams Duke 2000-02

Walter Davis North Carolina 1974-77
Antawn Jamison North Carolina 1996-98
Bobby Jones North Carolina 1972-74
Phil Ford North Carolina 1975-78
Billy Cunningham North Carolina 1963-65
Brad Daugherty North Carolina 1983-86
Michael Jordan North Carolina 1982-84
Sam Perkins North Carolina 1981-84
Larry Miller North Carolina 1966-68
Lennie Rosenbluth North Carolina 1954-57
Charles Scott North Carolina 1968-70
James Worthy North Carolina 1980-82

NOTE:
-> Let the record state that once again, Carolina > Duke <img border="0" title="" alt="[Wink]" src="wink.gif" />
-> In just 20 years in the league, Tech has as many (4) on the team as NC State, and more than Clemson and Virginia do in their 50 year history.

FYI: A notable exception (not that I'm disagreeing) is Jerry Stackhouse. He was national player of the year his sophomore year, according to some publications (SI, among others).

I'm guessing he was probably left off because he only played two years.

-JD

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by JD Heel:
I'm guessing he was probably left off because he only played two years.</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Hmmm...I don't know -- Kenny Anderson and Joe Smith only played two years too.

A couple that I'm wondering about are Tom Hammonds for Tech and Bobby Sura for FSU. I guess Sura didn't make it because FSU wasn't in the ACC his first year (or were they?).

Well, I'll say that I think it hindered him in a way it didn't hinder Smith or Anderson. I don't mean to say that nobody who played two years couldn't make the list -- but obviously the voters think you had to be something extra special in those two years to do it. I think Stack was great, but not good enough to offset that factor in the voters' eyes.

Plus, I don't think the fact that there were already 12 other Tar Heels on the list helped much.

-JD

How about showing the #1,#2 and #3 players as they were ranked in this poll and let's also consider that Duke had 6 players that played in the last decade as opposed to Carolina's 1.
The true Carolina benchmark is how many UNC players are in the NBA, Look at how many Duke players are on that list that are currently playing and look at all the 'Heels.
<img border="0" alt="[Wavy Guy]" title="" src="graemlins/wave.gif" />
-doh

I'll let you take the top five dookies playing in the NBA right now, and give me the top five Heels. We'll see who wins that game....

-JD

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by JD Heel:
I'll let you take the top five dookies playing in the NBA right now, and give me the top five Heels. We'll see who wins that game....

-JD</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">I'd give you the advantage in a slam-dunk contest. But a straight up full court basketball game you might get surprised.

I'll give the matchup to the Heels... too much Wallace and Stackhouse, and yes they can get up the court... I'd even throw an ageless Jordan in that mix and they would give the Dukies a spankin'