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NBA Players from Alabama

       Alabama has been fortunate to have many high school basketball players move on to the National Basketball Association. Two of these players achieved the highest honor of all in the game by being elected to the NBA Hall of Fame. They are Artis Gilmore and Charles Barkley.

      The first player to appear in a NBA game, according to our records was Bennie Swain of Westside High School in Talladega. Swain was drafted in the first round by the Boston Celtics in 1958.



 Player   School   City   Years 
 Chris Porter Abbeville Abbeville  2001 - 2001
 Robert Horry Andalusia Andalusia  1993 - 2008
 Keith Askins Athens Athens  1991 - 1999
 Travis Grant Barbour County Training Clayton  1973 - 1976
 Chuck Person Brantley Brantley  1987 - 2000
 Wesley Person Brantley Brantley  1995 - 2005
 Lamar Green Carver Birmingham Birmingham  1970 - 1975
 Artis Gilmore Carver Dothan Dothan  1972 - 1988
 Tom Boswell Carver Montgomery Montgomery  1976 - 1984
 Jamario Moon Central Coosa Rockford  2008 - 2011
 Ben Wallace Central Hayneville White Hall  1997 - 2011
 James Lang Central Park Christian Birmingham  2007 - 2007
 Joe Meriweather Central Phenix City Phenix City  1976 - 1985
 Gerald Wallace Childersburg Childersburg  2002 - 2011
 John Douglas Colbert County Leighton  1982 - 1983
 Leon Douglas Colbert County Leighton  1977 - 1983
 Jason Caffey Davidson Mobile  1996 - 2003
 Theo Ratliff Demopolis Demopolis  1996 - 2011
 Alan Ogg Gardendale Gardendale  1991 - 1993
 Andrew Toney Glenn Birmingham  1981 - 1988
 Buck Johnson Hayes Birmingham  1987 - 1993
 Elvin Ivory Hayes Birmingham  1969 - 1969
 D.J. White Hillcrest Tuscaloosa Tuscaloosa  2009 - 2011
 Jim Farmer Houston Academy Dothan  1988 - 1994
 John Drew J.F. Shields Beatrice  1975 - 1985
 Bobby Cattage J.O. Johnson Huntsville  1982 - 1986
 Carl Bailey Jackson-Olin Birmingham  1982 - 1982
 Reggie King Jackson-Olin Birmingham  1980 - 1985
 Michael Ansley Jackson-Olin Birmingham  1990 - 1992
 DeMarre Carroll John Carroll Birmingham  2010 - 2011
 Johnny High Jones Valley Birmingham  1980 - 1984
 Wiley Peck Lee Montgomery Montgomery  1980 - 1980
 Cedrick Hordges Lee Montgomery Montgomery  1981 - 1982
 Charles Barkley Leeds Leeds  1985 - 2000
 Antonio Lang LeFlore Mobile  1995 - 2000
 DeMarcus Cousins LeFlore Mobile  2011 - 2011
 Roy Rogers Linden Linden  1997 - 2000
 Bud Stallworth Morgan County Training Hartselle  1973 - 1977
 Walter Sharpe Parker Birmingham  2009 - 2009
 Allen Murphy Parker Birmingham  1976 - 1977
 Eric Bledsoe Parker Birmingham  2011 - 2011
 Eddie Phillips Parker Birmingham  1983 - 1983
 Ennis Whatley Phillips Birmingham Birmingham  1984 - 1997
 Orlando Graham Sidney Lanier Montgomery  1989 - 1989
 Donell Taylor Sidney Lanier Montgomery  2006 - 2007
 Marcus Webb Sidney Lanier Montgomery  1993 - 1993
 Pete Chilcutt Tuscaloosa Academy Eutaw  1992 - 2000
 Rory White Tuskegee Institute Tuskegee  1983 - 1987
 Larry Kenon Ullman Birmingham  1974 - 1983
 Stanley Jackson Valley Valley  1994 - 1994
 Warren Kidd Vincent Vincent  1994 - 1994
 Keith McCord West End Birmingham  1981 - 1981
 T.R. Dunn West End Birmingham  1978 - 1991
 Bennie Swain Westside Talladega  1959 - 1959
 Pete Myers Williamson Mobile  1987 - 1998
 Oliver Robinson Woodlawn Birmingham  1983 - 1983


Some records may be incomplete. We have chosen to publish this information in hopes our visitors will participate in assisting us to complete every school.
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Great Moments in Alabama High School Basketball History

South Lamar scored 113 points in defeating East Limestone 113-84 in the first round of the 1992 tournament. It is still a record for points scored in a game.