1962 NBA Draft
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1962 NBA Draft saw three future Hall of Famers selected (Dave DeBusschere, Jerry Lucas and John Havlicek). DeBusschere and Lucas were later teammates on the New York Knicks' 1972-73 championship team, while Havlicek went on to play on eight to Boston's NBA World championship teams.
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[edit] Territorial picks
| Pick | Player | Nationality | NBA Team | College/HS/Club Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jerry Lucas |  United States |
Cincinnati Royals | Ohio State | |
| Dave DeBusschere | United States |
Detroit Pistons | Detroit |
[edit] Round one
| Pick | Player | Nationality | NBA Team | College/HS/Club Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bill McGill | United States |
Chicago Zephyrs | Utah |
| 2 | Paul Hogue | United States |
New York Knicks | Cincinnati |
| 3 | Zelmo Beaty | United States |
St. Louis Hawks | Prairie View |
| 4 | Len Chappell | United States |
Syracuse Nationals | Wake Forest |
| 5 | Wayne Hightower | United States |
Philadelphia Warriors | Kansas |
| 6 | Leroy Ellis | United States |
Los Angeles Lakers | St. John's |
| 7 | John Havlicek | United States |
Boston Celtics | Ohio State |
[edit] Round two
| Pick | Player | Nationality | NBA Team | College/HS/Club Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | Terry Dischinger | United States |
Chicago Zephyrs | Purdue |
| 9 | John Rudometkin | United States |
New York Knicks | USC |
| 10 | Bob Duffy | United States |
St. Louis Hawks | Colgate |
| 11 | Kevin Loughery | United States |
Detroit Pistons | St. John's |
| 12 | Chet Walker | United States |
Syracuse Nationals | Bradley |
| 13 | Bud Olsen | United States |
Cincinnati Royals | Louisville |
| 14 | Hubie White | United States |
Philadelphia Warriors | Villanova |
| 15 | Gene Wiley | United States |
Los Angeles Lakers | Wichita State |
| 16 | Jack Foley | United States |
Boston Celtics | Holy Cross |
[edit] Round three
| Pick | Player | Nationality | NBA Team | College/HS/Club Team |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17 | Don Nelson | United States |
Chicago Zephyrs | Iowa |
| 18 | Bobby Rascoe | United States |
New York Knicks | Western Kentucky |
| 19 | Charles Hardnett | United States |
St. Louis Hawks | Grambling |
| 20 | Harold Hudgens | United States |
Detroit Pistons | Texas Tech |
| 21 | Porter Meriwether | United States |
Syracuse Nationals | Tennessee State |
| 22 | Chris Appel | United States |
Cincinnati Royals | USC |
| 23 | Dave Fedor | United States |
Philadelphia Warriors | Florida State |
| 24 | John Green | United States |
Los Angeles Lakers | UCLA |
| 25 | Jim Hadnot | United States |
Boston Celtics | Providence |
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