The 1994 NBA Draft tookplace on June 29, 1994 in Indianapolis, Indiana. It is notable for the fact that two NBA rookies of the year were picked in the first round, as Jason Kidd and Grant Hill were co-winners of the award for the 1994–95 NBA season. Jason Kidd and Grant Hill would end up as perennial All-Stars (9 and 7-time selections, respectively), though Grant Hill's career has been marred by severe injuries.

Names in bold had been selected into All-NBA Team.

Round one

= All-Star

Pick	Player	Nationality	NBA Team	School/Club Team
1	Glenn Robinson (SF)		Milwaukee Bucks	Purdue Jr.
2	Jason Kidd (PG)		Dallas Mavericks	California So.
3	Grant Hill (SF)		Detroit Pistons	Duke Sr.
4	Donyell Marshall (SF)		Minnesota Timberwolves	Connecticut Jr.
5	Juwan Howard (PF)		Washington Bullets	Michigan Jr.
6	Sharone Wright (PF/C)		Philadelphia 76ers	Clemson Jr.
7	Lamond Murray (SF)		Los Angeles Clippers	California Jr.
8	Brian Grant (PF)		Sacramento Kings	Xavier Sr.
9	Eric Montross (C)		Boston Celtics	North Carolina Sr.
10	Eddie Jones (SG)		Los Angeles Lakers	Temple Sr.
11	Carlos Rogers (SF)		Seattle SuperSonics (from Charlotte)	Tennessee State Sr.
12	Khalid Reeves (PG)		Miami Heat	Arizona Sr.
13	Jalen Rose (G/F)		Denver Nuggets	Michigan Jr.
14	Yinka Dare (C)		New Jersey Nets	George Washington So.
15	Eric Piatkowski (SG)		Indiana Pacers	Nebraska Sr.
16	Clifford Rozier (PF)		Golden State Warriors (from Cleveland)	Louisville Jr.
17	Aaron McKie (SG)		Portland Trail Blazers	Temple Sr.
18	Eric Mobley (PF)		Milwaukee Bucks (from Orlando)	Pittsburgh Sr.
19	Tony Dumas (SG)		Dallas Mavericks (from Golden State)	Missouri-Kansas City Sr.
20	B.J. Tyler (PG)		Philadelphia 76ers (from Utah)	Texas Sr.
21	Dickey Simpkins (PF)		Chicago Bulls	Providence Sr.
22	Bill Curley (PF)		San Antonio Spurs	Boston College Sr.
23	Wesley Person (SG)		Phoenix Suns	Auburn Sr.
24	Monty Williams (SF)		New York Knicks	Notre Dame Sr.
25	Greg Minor (SG)		Los Angeles Clippers (from Atlanta)	Louisville Sr.
26	Charlie Ward (PG)		New York Knicks (from Houston via Atlanta)	Florida State Sr.
27	Brooks Thompson (PG)		Orlando Magic (from Seattle via L.A. Clippers)	Oklahoma State Sr.

Round two

Pick	Player	Nationality	NBA Team	School/Club Team
28	Deon Thomas (F/C)		Dallas Mavericks	Illinois
29	Antonio Lang (F/G)		Phoenix Suns	Duke
30	Howard Eisley (PG)		Minnesota Timberwolves	Boston College
31	Rodney Dent (F/C)		Orlando Magic	Kentucky
32	Jim McIlvaine (C)		Washington Bullets	Marquette
33	Derrick Alston (F)		Philadelphia 76ers	Duquesne
34	Gaylon Nickerson (G)		Atlanta Hawks (from L.A. Clippers)	NW Oklahoma State
35	Michael Smith (F)		Sacramento Kings	Providence
36	Andrei Fetisov (F)		Boston Celtics	Forum Valladolid (Spain)
37	Dontonio Wingfield (F)		Seattle SuperSonics (from L.A. Lakers)The Lakers traded #37 pick along with #50 pick in the 1995 NBA Draft and #53 pick in the 1996 NBA Draft to the SuperSonics for Sedale Threatt on October 2, 1991.	Cincinnati
38	Darrin Hancock (G/F)		Charlotte Hornets	Kansas
39	Anthony Miller (F)		Golden State Warriors (from Denver)	Michigan State
40	Jeff Webster (F)		Miami Heat	Oklahoma
41	William Njoku (PF)	/	Indiana Pacers	St. Mary's
42	Gary Collier (SF)		Cleveland Cavaliers	Tulsa
43	Shawnelle Scott (C)		Portland Trail Blazers	St. John's
44	Damon Bailey (G)		Indiana Pacers	Indiana University
45	Dwayne Morton (F)		Golden State Warriors	Louisville
46	Voshon Lenard (SG)		Milwaukee Bucks (from Orlando)	Minnesota
47	Jamie Watson (F)		Utah Jazz	South Carolina
48	Jevon Crudup (F/C)		Detroit Pistons	Missouri
49	Kris Bruton (SF)		Chicago Bulls	Benedict
50	Charles Claxton (C)		Phoenix Suns	Georgia
51	Lawrence Funderburke (PF)		Sacramento Kings (from Atlanta)	Ohio State
52	Anthony Goldwire (PG)		Phoenix Suns (from New York)	Houston
53	Albert Burditt (PF)		Houston Rockets	Texas
54	Željko Rebrača (C)		Seattle SuperSonics	KK Partizan (Yugoslavia)

External links

• 1994 NBA Draft

References