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Who was the Bucks' first college draft selection in 1968?
Charlie Paulk of Northeastern State (Oklahoma).
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In Kenyon, the NBA is watching a young player develop into a big star right before its eyes. His Nets' astonishing improvement due in no small part to his own, Martin's numbers were way up over his rookie season. Now a solid 15- to 18-point scorer and prolific shot blocker, he also has added a three-pointer to his repertoire and has become known as one of the most physical defenders in the league. Kenyon is happy to do that kind of "dirty work," and doesn't consider himself a gaudily athletic player. "I have game hops," he says. "I jump when I have to."
When L.A. Lakers' general manager Jerry West selected Vlade Divac in the first round of the 1989 draft, even the former L.A. superstar guard admitted the pick was a gamble. The Yugoslavian center proved to be more than a capable backup for center Mychal Thompson. Vlade played in every game for the Lakers in the 1989-90 season, and led the Pacific Division champs in blocked shots and finished third in rebounds.
This great corner man of the world's champion Celtics has been a star from the moment he donned a Boston uniform in 1956-57. A brilliant shooter with either hand, Tom led his team in scoring last season with 1,579 points to raise his lifetime average to 19.2 points per game. After hanging up a four-year varsity mark of 2,053 points at Holy Cross, Heinsohn was the only rookie selected to the East squad on the NBA All-Star team.
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