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The universities that have given the most money to the NBA each year since 1990

Kentucky, Duke, Kansas, North Carolina... next, you will discover how much money the players who played there in the NCAA earned

Michael Jordan with the team from North Carolina.

The NCAA is an important part of players' development. Although it has been losing steam in recent years, it still produces great prospects. In this article, we are going to analyze the NBA salaries for each season from 1990/91 to 2023/24. North Carolina had a strong start, thanks to Michael Jordan, while these last seasons have been dominated by Kentucky and Duke.

Universities that have contributed the most money to the NBA:

1990-91:

  1. North Carolina: $11,460,000 (Michael Jordan)
  2. Minnesota: $7,535,000 (Willie Burton)
  3. Duke: $6,810,000 (Danny Ferry)
  4. Illinois: $6,654,000 (Derek Harper)
  5. Georgetown: $6,400,000 (Patrick Ewing)
  6. Louisville: $6,320,000 (Pervis Ellison)
  7. Michigan: $6,115,000 (Glen Rice)
  8. UCLA: $6,064,000 (Mark Eaton)

1991-92:

... (continues with salary details for each year up to 2023/24)

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