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| 1 | 1st | Maryland | George Evans | George Mason | 6-7 | F | Portsmouth, VA |
| 2 | 1st | Pennsylvania | Victor Thomas | La Salle Univ. | 6-7 | F | Philadelphia, PA./St. John's Neumann |
| 3 | 1st | Brooklyn | Greg Springfield | Hofstra | 6-9 | C | New York, NY |
| 4 | 1st | Atlantic City | Kevin Wilkins | Seton Hall | 6-7 | F | Atlantic City/Tallahassee (FL) JC |
| 5 | 1st | Lakeland | Carlos Arroyo | FIU | 6-2 | G | Farkardo, P.R./Colegio Santaago Apostol |
| 6 | 1st | Long Island | Calvin Bowman | West Virginia | 6-9 | F/C | Brooklyn, NY/San Jacinto (TX) JC |
| 7 | 1st | Florida | Rashad Phillips | Detroit | 5-10 | G | Detroit, MI |
| 8 | 1st | Kansas | Darren Kelly | Texas | 6-3 | G | Forrestville, MD/Brown Mackie |
| 9 | 1st | Oklahoma | Travis Williams | Hampton | 6-9 | F | Maysville, NC |
| 10 | 1st | Dodge City | Paul Shirley | Iowa State | 6-10 | C | Meriden, KS/Jefferson West HS |
| 11 | 2nd | Lakeland | Rob Dryden | Georgia | 7-1 | C | Jacksonville, FL./Terry Parker |
| 12 | 2nd | Brooklyn | Reggie Jessie | St. John's | 6-7 | G/F | Queeensbridge, NY./Bishop Loughlin |
| 13 | 2nd | Atlantic City | Garrett Bragg | La salle Univ. | 6-11 | C | Boca Raton, FL./Spanish River |
| 14 | 2nd | Oklahoma | Jamahl Mosley | Colorado | 6-8 | F | San Diego, CA/Rancho Buena Vista HS |
| 15 | 2nd | Long Island | Norman Richardson | Hofstra | 6-5 | F | Brooklyn., NY |
| 16 | 2nd | Florida | Horace Jenkins | William Patterson | 6-1 | G | N/A |
| 17 | 2nd | Kansas | Tory Walker | U. of New Orleans | 6-8 | F | Westwego, LA/Archbishop Shaw |
| 18 | 2nd | Pennsylvania | Quincy Wadley | Temple | 6-4 | G | N/A |
| 19 | 2nd | Dodge City | Jackie Stiles | Missouri State | 5-9 | G | N/A |
| 20 | 2nd | Maryland | Archibald Bassett | Delaware | 6-9 | F | N/A |
| 21 | 3rd | Brooklyn | Mike Wiatre | South Carolina State | 6-9 | G | N/A |
| 22 | 3rd | Atlantic City | Ira Clark | University of Texas | 6-8 | F | N/A |
| 23 | 3rd | Oklahoma | Shannon Martin | Oklahoma State | 6-5 | G | N/A |
| 24 | 3rd | Long Island | Roberto Gittens | Hofstra | 6-9 | F | Brooklyn, NY |
| 25 | 3rd | Florida | Martin Rancif | Iowa State | 6-8 | F | Bartislava, Slovakia/St. Louis Pk.(MN) HS |
| 26 | 3rd | Kansas | Craig Rodgers | Toledo | 6-11 | F | Minerva, OH/Minerva |
| 27 | 3rd | Pennsylvania | Jody Lumpkin | College of Charleston | 6-8 | F | Columbia, SC |
| 28 | 3rd | Dodge City | Ricardo Greer | Pittsburgh | 6-5 | G | New York, NY./Cheshire (Conn.) Prep |
| 29 | 3rd | Maryland | Terrance Shannon | Elgin CC | 6-8 | F | N/A |
| 30 | 3rd | Lakeland | Ian Foster | Florida Southern | 6-2 | G | N/A |
| 31 | 4th | Atlantic City | Damon Williams | Southern Colorado | 6-7 | F | N/A |
| 32 | 4th | Oklahoma | Kelley Newton | Oklahoma | 6-2 | G | Kansas City, KS/Neosho (KS) CC |
| 33 | 4th | Long Island | Karim Shabazz | Providence | 7-2 | C | Far Rockaway, NY./Florida State |
| 34 | 4th | Florida | Kevin Morris | Georgia State | 6-0 | G | New York, NY/Georgia Tech |
| 35 | 4th | Kansas | Tajudeen Soyoye | Missouri | 6-9 | F/C | Lagos, Nigeria/Meridian (MS) CC |
| 36 | 4th | Oklahoma | Kejuan Woods | Boise State | 6-6 | F | Inglewood, CA/Crossroads HS |
| 37 | 4th | Dodge City | Dean Oliver | Iowa | 5-11 | G | Mason City, IA |
| 38 | 4th | Maryland | Mike Maridisch | Maryland | 7-0 | C | N/A |
| 39 | 4th | Lakeland | Ledaryl Billingsley | Tulane | 6-7 | F | Chicago, IL/Morgan Park |
| 40 | 4th | Brooklyn | Rob Marquardt | New Hampshire | 6-11 | F/C | Northport, NY |
| 41 | 5th | Oklahoma | Michael Hicks | Texas A&M | 6-5 | F | N/A |
| 42 | 5th | Long Island | Jason Hernandez | Hofstra | 6-0 | G | Oyster Bay, NY |
| 43 | 5th | Florida | Shaun Fein | Georgia Tech | 6-3 | G | Centerville, MA/Barnstable/Stone Hill Coll. |
| 44 | 5th | Kansas | Demarcus Minor | Baylor | 6-6 | G | Garland, TX/Lakeview Central/Marquette |
| 45 | 5th | Pennsylvania | Nakiea Miller | Iona | 6-9 | C | N/A |
| 46 | 5th | Dodge City | David Thomas | Michigan State | 6-7 | G/F | Brampton,Ontario, Canada |
| 47 | 5th | Maryland | Erik Herring | George Mason | 6-5 | G/F | Chicago, IL |
| 48 | 5th | Lakeland | Adrian Crawford | Florida State | 6-5 | G | Akron, OH/Univ. of Tulsa |
| 49 | 5th | Brooklyn | Phil Grant | Iona | 6-7 | F | N/A |
| 50 | 5th | Atlantic City | Frank Barr | Lafayette | 7-0 | C | Darby, PA./Pennwood |
| 51 | 6th | Long Island | Ryan McCormick | Adelphi | 5-10 | G | N/A |
| 52 | 6th | Florida | Steffon Bradford | Nebraska | 6-6 | F | Clewiston, FL/Compton (CA) CC |
| 53 | 6th | Kansas | Eric Carter | Washburn | 6-9 | F | N/A |
| 54 | 6th | Pennsylvania | Gyasi Cline-Heard | Penn State | 6-8 | F | Houston, TX |
| 55 | 6th | Dodge City | Darrell Johns | Chicago State | 7-1 | C | Kokomo, IN./Kokomo (Iowa State) |
| 56 | 6th | Maryland | J.J. Miller | North Carolina A&T | 5-11 | G | N/A |
| 57 | 6th | Lakeland | Shawn Platts | Jacksonville | 6-3 | G | Jacksonville, FL |
| 58 | 6th | Brooklyn | Allen Griffin | Syracuse | 6-1 | G | Brooklyn, NY/Paul Robeson |
| 59 | 6th | Atlantic City | Shannon Antrum | Washington State | 6-1 | G | N/A |
| 60 | 6th | Oklahoma | Darnell Williams | San Jose State | 6-7 | F | Long Beach, CA./Long Beach CC |
Iowa State post player Paul Shirley was the Dodge City Legend's first pick in the 2001 USBL Draft.
But it was the second pick -- Jackie Stiles -- who brought the most noise from the draft party crowd.
Stiles, a 5-9 guard who played high school ball at Claflin and college ball at Southwest Missouri State, has family involved in the Legend ownership and attended Legend games last season.
"I was definitely shocked and very surprised," said Stiles from Springfield, Mo., about her being picked by the Legend. "It's definitely an honor to be drafted by the Legend and it's something that I never will forget."
Stiles led the NCAA in career scoring (3,393 points) and for a season (1,040)
in helping Southwest Missouri State to the Missouri Valley Conference championship,
the NCAA West regional
championship and a place in the Final Four.
Legend general manager Tom Nelson was also excited about Stiles coming in for training camp later this month.
"Jackie Stiles is an unbelievable athlete and a better person," said Nelson. "After talking with her about the draft, she was very excited about the possibilities of joining the Legend in some capacity.
"It's been something we've had something we've had in our mind since last year. She's done a lot for women's basketball in general. There will be some publicity out of it, but this is to honor Jackie."
She was named to the Associated Press All-American first team and was named player of the year by ESPN and the Women's Basketball News Service.
Stiles joins Nancy Lieberman-Cline, Saudia Roundtree, Cheryl Miller, Sheryl Swoopes and Rebecca Lobo who have been drafted by USBL teams.
"It's hard to imagine my name with theirs because I have incredible respect for what they can do on the court," said Stiles. "I have always looked up to those players, so it's definitely very exciting for me."