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(from New Orleans)
3 65 Buffalo
(from Philadelphia)
5 89 New Jersey
5 91 Houston
6 114 Kansas City
6 128 Phoenix
1979
5 Milwaukee
(from Detroit)
1 7 Seattle
(from New Jersey)
2 43 Seattle
3 50 New York
7 146 San Antonio
1980
2 45 Detroit
(from Los Angeles)
3 57 Dallas
4 91 Los Angeles
9 189 Dallas
10 212 Seattle
1981
2 46 Philadelphia
4 92 Philadelphia
5 104 Kansas City
1982
I 5 Kansas City
I 16 Houston
1 18 Detroit
(from San Antonio)
1 19 Denver
(from Seattle)
2 29 New York
2 42 Houston
(from Seattle)
4 73 Dallas
4 82 New Jersey
5 110 San Antonio
5 136 Los Angeles
1983
1 12 Portland
(from Denver)
1 14 New York
2 29 Chicago
3 64 Philadelphia
(from New Jersey)
4 71 Houston
4 76 Utah
5 101 Detroit
5 110 New Jersey
1984
1 1 Houston
1 7 San Antonio
1 24 Boston
8 170 Denver
8 175 Dallas
10 207 Chicago
1985
1 5 Atlanta
1 6 Sacramento
4 85 Dallas
5 102 Chicago
5 111 Denver
Marvin Delph, Arkansas
Cecile Rose, Houston
Gary Goodner, Texas
Jim Krivacs, Texas
Charles Thompson, Houston
Sidney Moncrief, Arkansas
Vinnie Johnson, Baylor
Johnny Moore, Texas
Geoff Huston, Texas Tech
Tyrone Branyan, Texas
Brad Branson, SMU
David Britton, Texas A&M
Ron Baxter, Texas
Kenneth Williams, Houston
Kent Williams, Texas Tech
Vernon Smith, Texas A&M
Rynn Wright, Texas A&M
U.S. Reed, Arkansas
LaSalle Thompson, Texas
Terry Teagle, Baylor
Ricky Pierce, Rice
Rob Williams, Houston
Scott Hastings, Arkansas
Jeff Taylor, Texas Tech
Rudy Woods, Texas A&M
Tony Brown, Arkansas
Clarence Swannegan, Texas Tech
Lynden Rose, Houston
Clyde Drexler, Houston
Darrell Walker, Arkansas
Larry Micheaux, Houston
Claude Riley, Texas A&M
Darrell Browder, TCU
Doug Arnold, TCU
Ken Austin, Rice
Tyren Naulls, Texas A&M
Hakeem Olajuwon, Houston
Alvin Robertson, Arkansas
Michael Young, Houston
Bill Wendlandt, Texas
Leroy Sutton, Arkansas
Carl Lewis, Houston
Jon Koncak, SMU
Joe Kleine, Arkansas
Bubba Jennings, Texas Tech
Reid Gettys, Houston
Kenny Brown, Texas A&M
5 112 Philadelphia
6 131 Dallas
6 136 Milwaukee
7 150 Utah
1986
4 78 L.A. Clippers
4 79 San Antonio
4 80 Sacramento
4 93 Boston
5 89 Chicago
6 125 San Antonio
1 23
San Antonio
(from L.A. Lakers)
2 28
Chicago
(from Sacramento)
3 53
Phoenix
4 80
Cleveland
(from Indiana)
5 98
Cleveland
5 105
Golden State
5 106
Washington
7 141
San Antonio
7 149
Washington
1988
2 26
Portland
(from L.A. Clippers)
2 28
Phoenix
(from Golden State)
2 48
Detroit
3 68
Atlanta
1990
1 14
Sacramento
(from Indiana via Dallas)
1 26
Detroit
2 30
Miami
1991
2 44
Philadelphia
2 50
Phoenix
1992
1 8
Milwaukee
1 22
Phoenix
1 23
Milwaukee
(from Utah)
2 31
Portland
(from Denver)
2 37
Miami
1993
2 44
Sacramento
(from Charlotte)
1994
1 20
Philadelphia
(from Utah)
2 52
Phoenix
(from New York)
2 53
Houston
Carl Wright, SMU
Carlton Cooper, Texas
Quentin Anderson, Texas Tech
Mike Wacker, Texas
John Brownlee, Texas
Carlos Briggs, Baylor
Alvin Franklin, Houston
Tony Benford, Texas Tech
Jimmy Gilbert, Texas A&M
Kevin Lewis, SMU
Greg Anderson, Houston
Ricky Winslow, Houston
Winston Crite, Texas A&M
Carven Holcomb, TCU
Carl Lott, TCU
Terry Williams, SMU
Patrick Fairs, Texas
Raynard Davis, Texas
Jamie Dixon, TCU
Rolando Ferreira, Houston
Andrew Lang, Arkansas
Michael Williams, Baylor
Darryl Middleton, Baylor
Travis Mays, Texas
Lance Blanks, Texas
Carl Herrera, Houston
Alvaro Teheran. Houston
Joey Wright, Texas
Todd Day, Arkansas
Oliver Miller, Akansas
Lee Mayberry, Arkansas
Reggie Smith, TCU
Isaiah Morris, Arkansas
Alex Holcombe, Baylor
B.J. Tyler, Texas
Anthony Goldwire, Houston
Albert Burditt, Texas
SWC
Southwest Conference Basketball
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