ucla basketball players that played with the chicago bulls?
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David Greenwood was an All American at UCLA in the late 70s...he was taken by the Bulls as the 2nd overall pick in the 79 draft.\n\nHe played 6 seasons with the Bulls, and twelve seasons all together in the NBA, averaging just over 10 pts per game during his career.\n\nIn case you're wondering who was taken ahead of Greenwood in the '79 draft...some of you could probably guess... it was a fella by the name of Earvin "Magic" Johnson.\n\nIf you go to http://www.basketball-reference.com/draft/ucla.html\n\nthis will give you a list of UCLA players that have been  drafted by the NBA. Not all of them made it in the pros, but if you click on a players name that has an active link, it will bring you to his NBA career page, and you can see which team(s) he played with.
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1. Houston Rockets: Hakeem Olajuwon, C, Houston \n2. Portland Trailblazers: Sam Bowie, C, Kentucky \n3. Chicago Bulls: Michael Jordan, SG, North Carolina
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The fab five of Michigan Wolverine fame were Chris Webber(Philadelphia 76ers), Juwan Howard(Houston Rockets), Jalen Rose(New York Knicks) along with Ray Jackson and Jimmy King, both of whom are not currently playing in the NBA.
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Michael Jordan\nScottie Pippen\nToni Kukoc\nSteve Kerr\nRon Harper\nLuc Longley\nBill Wennington\nDennis Rodman\nJud Buechler\nDickey Simpkins\nRandy Brown\nJason Caffey\nJames Edwards\nJohn Salley\nJack Haley
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son I can't believe you just asked a question , like that.\n\n\nI think it was that big dude that played for the Lakers and Magic.  \n\n\nnotable mentions:\nAntoine Walker\nBen Wallace\nWilt Chamberlain\nDennis Rodman
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1996-Bulls\n1997-Bulls\n1998-Bulls\n1999-Spurs\n2000-Lakers\n2001-Lakers\n2002-Lakers\n2003-Spurs\n2004-Pistons\n2005-Spurs
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It's not just the Wizard of Westwood, John Wooden.  I believe Jim Harrick was coach of the 1995 Bruin NCAA Champs.\n\nDon't forget the Kentucky Wildcats won a few when they were led by the Baron Adolph Rupp.  His legacy is lessened by his history of excluding African Americans.\n\nAlso I assume you mean NCAA men.  If you did not, you must include Pat Summit and the Tennessee Volunteers.
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Try espn.com or do a search for NCAA men's players of the year history or\nwww.nbc17.com/News/1688784/detail.html
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Rafael Addison        \n Carmelo Anthony       \n Dave Bing*           \n Damone Brown         \n Marty Byrnes         \n Derrick Coleman       \n Sherman Douglas       \n Dennis DuVal          \n LeRon Ellis          \n Bill Gabor            \n Rudy Hackett         \n Jason Hart         \n Dave Johnson          \n Jack Kiley           \n Eddie Miller         \n Lawrence Moten        \n Louis Orr             \n Billy Owens          \n Leo Rautins          \n Frank Reddout         \n Fred Saunders        \n Danny Schayes      \n Rony Seikaly       \n William Smith       \n Lou Spicer                    \n Etan Thomas          \n Stephen Thompson    \n John Wallace         \n Hakim Warrick         \n Pearl Washington
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Tom Glavine 1984\n\nNot the Bruins, but the L.A. Kings, see below:\n\nhttp://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FCI/is_6_62/ai_100961688
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The 1990 Chicago Bulls
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Hey Tex!!\n\nI wish You never left the Bulls, us band-wagon Bulls fans miss You, would You ever consider returning??\n\nYour smile would always light-up the United Center!!
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He's solid. I'm a Bulls fan and I love watching him play. He played college ball at Kansas (didn't like him so much back then since I'm an Illinois guy). He led his team to the championship game but lost to Syracuse. \n\nI vaguely remember that he was born in Iowa too.\n\nThat's pretty much the extent of my knowledge on this topic.
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Jordan Farmarr was pretty good at UCLA. But don't expect him to play much next season with the Lakers.
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The Wizard of Westwood, John Wooden, legendary coach of the UCLA Bruins
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The 95-96 Bulls that only lost 10 games. They had Jordan, Pippen, Rodman, and Phil. And don't forget Ron Harper, Luc Longley, Toni Kukoc and Steve Kerr rounded out the team and that featured the triangle offense. Started season 41-3
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The Bulls... cause they got a better overall talented back court with Ben Gordan, Hinrich.  I also like Deng in the front court.  They out match  Speedy Claxton and Chris Paul for the Hornets.