2022 NBA Draft Recap: Which Teams, Conferences Had the Most Draft Picks?

See which teams and conferences had the most players selected in the 2022 NBA Draft

Author:
Matt Newton
Updated:
Jun 24, 2022 1:17 AM EDT
Original:
Jun 24, 2022

The 2022 NBA Draft is officially in the books. See the full list of 58 players selected in the draft and what school, team, or country they came from. Read on to the end of the page for an analysis of the college teams and conferences with the most players selected in the 2022 NBA Draft.

First Round

Orlando Magic: Paolo Banchero - Duke - ACC
Oklahoma City Thunder: Chet Holmgren - Gonzaga - WCC
Houston Rockets: Jabari Smith - Auburn - SEC
Sacramento Kings: Keegan Murray - Iowa - Big Ten
Detroit Pistons: Jaden Ivey - Purdue - Big Ten
Indianan Pacers: Bennedict Mathurin - Arizona - Pac-12
Portland Trailblazers: Shaedon Sharpe - Kentucky - SEC
New Orleans Pelicans: Dyson Daniels - G League Ignite
San Antonio Spurs: Jeremy Sochan - Baylor - Big 12
Washington Wizards: Johnny Davis - Wisconsin - Big Ten
Oklahoma City Thunder: Ousmane Dieng - NZ Breakers - France
Oklahoma City Thunder: Jalen Williams - Santa Clara - WCC
Detroit Pistons: Jalen Duren - Memphis - AAC
Cleveland Cavaliers: Ochai Agbaji - Kansas - Big 12
Charlotte Hornets: Mark Williams - Duke - ACC
Atlanta Hawks: A.J. Griffin - Duke - ACC
Houston Rockets: Tari Eason - LSU - SEC
Chicago Bulls: Dalen Terry - Arizona - Pac-12
Memphis Grizzlies: Jake LaRavia - Wake Forest - ACC
San Antonio Spurs: Malaki Branham - Ohio State - Big Ten
Denver Nuggets: Christian Braun - Kansas - Big 12
Minnesota Timberwolves: Walker Kessler - Auburn - SEC
Memphis Grizzlies: David Roddy - Colorado State - MWC
Milwaukee Bucks: MarJon Beauchamp - G League Ignite
San Antonio Spurs: Blake Wesley - Notre Dame - ACC
Minnesota Timberwolves: Wendell Moore Jr. - Duke - ACC
Miami Heat: Nikola Jovic - Mega Mozzart - Serbia
Golden State Warriors: Patrick Baldwin Jr. - Milwaukee - Horizon
Houston Rockets: TyTy Washington Jr. - Kentucky - SEC
Denver Nuggets: Peyton Watson - UCLA - Pac-12

Second Round

(31) Indiana Pacers: Andrew Nembhard - Gonzaga - WCC
(32) Orlando Magic: Caleb Houstan - Michigan - Big Ten
(33) Toronto Raptors: Christian Koloko - Arizona - Pac-12
(34) Oklahoma City Thunder: Jaylin Williams - Arkansas - SEC
(35) Los Angeles Lakers: Max Christie - Michigan State - Big Ten
(36) Detroit Pistons: Gabriele Procida - Fortitudo Bologna - Italy
(37) Dallas Mavericks: Jaden Hardy - G League Ignite
(38) Memphis Grizzlies: Kennedy Chandler - Tennessee - SEC
(39) Cleveland Cavaliers: Khalifa Diop - Gran Canaria - Senegal
(40) Charlotte Hornets: Bryce McGowens - Nebraska - Big Ten
(41) New Orleans Pelicans: E.J. Liddell - Ohio State - Big Ten
(42) New York Knicks: Trevor Keels - Duke - ACC
(43) Los Angeles Clippers: Moussa Diabate - Michigan - Big Ten
(44) Golden State Warriors: Ryan Rollins - Toledo - MAC
(45) Charlotte Hornets: Josh Minott - Memphis - AAC
(46) Denver Nuggets: Ismael Kamagate - Paris
(47) Memphis Grizzlies: Vince Williams Jr. - VCU - CAA
(48) Indiana Pacers: Kendall Brown - Baylor - Big 12
(49) Cleveland Cavaliers: Isaiah Mobley - USC - Pac-12
(50) Minnesota Timberwolves: Matteo Spagnolo - Cremona - Italy
(51) Golden State Warriors: Tyrese Martin - UConn - Big East
(52) New Orleans Pelicans: Karlo Matkovic - Mega Mozzart - Serbia
(53) Boston Celtics: JD Davison - Alabama - SEC
(54) Washington Wizards: Yannick Nzosa - Unicaja Malaga - Congo
(55) Golden State Warriors: Gui Santos - Minas - Brazil
(56) Cleveland Cavaliers: Luke Travers - Perth - Australia
(57) Portland Trailblazers: Jabari Walker - Colorado - Pac-12
(58) Milwaukee Bucks: Hugo Besson - NZ Breakers - France

The ACC had the most players selected in the first round with six, four of which were Duke Blue Devils, the college basketball program with the most total players selected in the NBA Draft with five. No other team had more than three players selected in the draft. The Big Ten was the conference with the most players selected in the entire draft with nine.