Golden State Warriors drafted one player from University of Nebraska at Kearney
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The Golden State Warriors historically utilized the NBA draft to build their roster, selecting players from a wide range of collegiate programs. Records indicate that only one player from the University of Nebraska at Kearney has ever been selected by the franchise. The Warriors chose guard Tim Higgins in the 10th round of the 1980 NBA Draft with the 200th overall pick. Despite being selected, Higgins did not make the team. This instance remains the only occurrence of the Warriors drafting a prospect directly from the university.
- •The Golden State Warriors drafted Tim Higgins in 1980.
- •Higgins was selected in the 10th round as the 200th overall pick.
- •Tim Higgins played as a guard.
- •Higgins did not make the final Warriors roster.
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