Le università che hanno dato più giocatori all’Olimpia

Se si guarda la storia dell’Olimpia attraverso la lente dei college, emerge una mappa molto chiara delle università che hanno inciso di più sul percorso biancorosso.

6 università con 4 giocatori

• Arizona
  Joseph Blair, Bennett Davison, Ed Stokes, Kaleb Tarczewski.
• Illinois
  George Bon Salle, Kiwane Garris, Trenton Meacham, Duane “Skip” Thoren.
• Michigan State
  Aaron Granger, Shawn Respert, Jay Vincent, Denzel Valentine.
• Princeton
  William Bradley, Steven Goodrich, Sydney Johnson, Charles “C.J.” Wallace.
• Virginia
  William Baron, Marc Iavaroni, Walter Walker, Travis Watson.
• Washington
  Roberto Bergersen, Will Conroy, Justin Dentmon, Lars Hansen.

11 università con 3 giocatori

• Boston College
  Willie Deane, Marquez Haynes, Rakim Sanders.
• George Washington
  Michael Hall, Nana Mensah-Bonsu, Chris Monroe.
• Iowa State
  Kantrail Horton, Nazareth Mitrou-Long, Martin Rancik.
• Maryland
  Albert King, Drew Nicholas, Duane Simpkins.
• Michigan
  Louis Bullock, Charles Kupec, Peter Tillotson.
• Oklahoma
  Anthony Bowie, Amath M’Baye, Hollis Price.
• Purdue Joseph Carrol, Willie Deane, Robert Hummel. St. John’s
  Omar Cook, Tyron Grant, Marco Baldi.
• Tennessee-Chattanooga
  Mindaugas Katelynas, Russell Schoene, Johnny Taylor.
• UConn
  Predrag Materic, Shabazz Napier, Rod Sellers.
• Virginia Tech
  Malcolm Delaney, Devon Hall, Zachary LeDay.

21 università con 2 giocatori

• Alabama-Birmingham
  Morris Finley, Predrag Materic.
• Baylor
  Cory Jefferson, Curtis Jerrells.
• Boise State
  Roberto Bergersen, Coby Karl.
• Brigham Young (BYU)
  Brandon Davies, Craig Raymond.
• California State Fullerton
  Pape Sow, Henry Turner.
• Charlotte
  DeMarco Johnson, Jobey Thomas.
• Dayton
  Trenton Meacham, Michael Sylvester.
• Fairfield
  Arthur Kenney, Rakim Sanders.
• Georgia
  Cedric Henderson, Alec Kessler.
• Indiana State
  Nate Green, David Moss.
• Missouri
  Melvin Booker, Linas Kleiza.
• North Carolina-Greensboro
  Richard Hickman Jr., Kyle Hines.
• North Carolina State
  Thurl Bailey, Cozell McQueen.
• Notre Dame
  Kenneth Barlow, Jerian Grant.
• Providence
  Benjamin Bentil, MarShon Brooks.
• Rhode Island
  William Baron, Steve Chubin.
• St. Bonaventure
  J.R. Bremer, Marques Green.
• Temple
  Lynn Greer, David Hawkins.
• Tennessee
  Kevin Punter, Austin Robbins.
• UCLA
  Pooh Richardson, Michael Roll.
• Wichita State
  Jamie Arnold, Joseph Ragland.