ESPN Path to the Draft Series: Does Marquette make the list?

[White Shaq]

Noticed that ESPN.com was ranking the top 20 colleges by NBA pedigree (from 1989 on) leading up to the draft. Here's what they have so far...  Path to the Draft.

#20 Syracuse
Top Five NBA Draftees Since 1989 (Syracuse)

1. Carmelo Anthony (2003)
2. Derrick Coleman (1990)
3. Sherman Douglas (1989)
4. Billy Owens (1991)
5. Hakim Warrick (2005)

Sixth man: John Wallace (1996)

The rest: Fab Melo, Kris Joseph, Wesley Johnson, Andy Rautins, Jonny Flynn, Donte Greene, Demetris Nichols, Damone Brown, Etan Thomas, Jason Hart, Dion Waiters, Lawrence Moten, Conrad McRae, David Johnson, LeRon Ellis

#19 Ohio State
Top Five NBA Draftees Since 1989

1. Michael Redd (2000)
2. Mike Conley (2007)
3. Jim Jackson (1992)
4. Evan Turner (2010)
5. Jared Sullinger (2012)

Sixth man: Daequan Cook (2007)

The rest: Jon Diebler, Byron Mullens, Kosta Koufos, Greg Oden, Ken Johnson, Scoonie Penn, Lawrence Funderburke


Does Marquette make the list? I have to believe we get a mention here. While we may not have the quantity of the others, the quality is certainly there. My thoughts on the MU list. I know Matthews wasn't technically drafted but...

Marquette
1. Dwyane Wade (2003)
2. Wesley Matthews (2010)
3. Jimmy Butler (2012)
4. Steve Novak (2007)
5. Chris Crawford (1998)

Sixth man: Jim McIlvaine (1995)

The rest: Jae Crowder, Travis Diener, Lazar Hayward, Amal McCaskill, Tony Smith,

[White Shaq]

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[Hards Alumni]

If Marquette makes it, we do solely because of Dwyane Wade.

[Dreadman24]

If Marquette makes it, we do solely because of Dwyane Wade.

Matthews didnt get drafted.

[Galway Eagle]

DJO belongs in the others category

[frozena pizza]

No.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Doubtful. Wade is the only superstar, the rest are either too young to judge or were role players. If Syracuse was 20th, I doubt we make the list.