All high school students go straight to the NBA roster

In 1974, Moses Malone was the 22nd Jazz (ABA Draft) and in 1975 Dawekens was the 5th 76ers.

1975 Willoughby 19th Eagles.

In 1989 Camp 17th supersonic.

In 1995, Garnett was the 5th Timberwolves.

In 1996, Bryant's No. 13 Hornets were traded to the Lakers.

In 1996 Mike Davy was not selected.

In 1996, O'Neal Jr. was the 17th Trailblazer.

In 1997, McGraty was the 9th Raptors.

Harrington 25th Pacers in 1998.

In 1998 Lewis 32nd supersonic.

Richardson was not selected in 1998.

In 1998 Jan was the 40th Piston.

In 1999, Bender's No. 5 Raptors were traded to the Pacers.

In 1999, Leon Smith was traded to the Mavericks for the 29th Spurs.

2000 Myers 3rd Clipper.

In 2000, Stevenson became the 23rd knight.

Suns' Jr., Wolves, Kobe, Maddie, Little Emperor, O'Neal Jr., Chandler, Mills, Harrington, Supersonic Lewis, Stevenson and Pacers' power forward Bender, who are famous in history, include Moses Malone and Rain Man Kemp

All, too greedy!

The others are Andre Bright (second round), Louis Williams, Tolfer, Webster.

Wolves, Maddie, O'Neal Jr., Chandler, Kobe, James.

Added: Howard (Magic) Bynum (Lakers).

The first high school student to enter the NBA was the legendary American football star and Hall of Famer Moses Malone, who won the NBA championship in 1983, won the MVP of the year three times, was named to the NBA All-NBA Team four times, and won the MVP award in the NBA Finals once. He is another all-rounder hero in NBA history. Of the nine most commonly counted technical aptitude criteria in basketball, Malone ranks out in seven.

As a center, he scored 27,409 points in 19 seasons, ranking third behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Chamberlain. He ranks first in the NBA in free-throw percentage at 8,531. With a total of 16,212 rebounds, it ranks fifth.

But he grabbed 6,731 frontcourt rebounds (offensive rebounds). That's more than 2,000 miles higher than the second-ranked player, which is the biggest gap between the No. 1 and No. 2 spots in the NBA. In addition, he holds two other NBA records for offensive rebounds:

587 frontcourt rebounds in a season and 21 frontcourt rebounds in a game.

The players who entered the NBA later included Janett, Marion, Howard, Little Emperor James and so on.

The most famous high school student is the champion of parallel goods hand-picked by Master Qiao, Kwame Brown, since the NBA has severely restricted the threshold for high school players to enter the NBA...

Famous. Marlon, Kemp, Garnett, Maddie, Bryant, O'Neal, Howard, James.

k Brown. There are many others.

Not anymore, the NBA has a rule that you have to go to college or reach a certain age.

The top NBA high school picks include Kwame Brown (2001), LeBron James (2003) and Dwight Howard (2004).

Kwame Brown (born March 10, 1982 in Charleston, South Carolina, USA) is an American professional basketball player who plays as a center and power forward. Kwame Brown was drafted by the Washington Wizards with the first overall pick in 2001 and was the first high school pick in NBA history. However, his performance after entering the NBA was far from his title of champion, and he was called the "parallel champion".

LeBron James, born December 30, 1984 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA, is an American professional basketball player who plays as a small forward and currently plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers. In 2012, LeBron James won his third NBA Most Valuable Player Award, and in the same year, he won the first championship of his NBA career and was crowned MVP of the Finals. That summer, LeBron James won the gold medal for the U.S. men's basketball team at the London Olympics, tying the record set by Michael Jordan in 1992.

In 2013, he won another NBA championship, completed two consecutive championships, and won the regular season and Finals season for two consecutive years, and LeBron James returned to the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Dwight Howard (Dwight Howard) was born on December 8, 1985 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, a famous American basketball player who played for the Houston Rockets. He is known as the league's No. 1 active center. In the 2004 NBA Draft, Dwight Howard was selected by the Orlando Magic with the first pick in the first round.

In his career, he has played for the Orlando Magic, Los Angeles Lakers, and Houston Rockets. He won the 2008 All-Star Slam Dunk Contest and won the NBA Defensive Player of the Year award for three consecutive seasons in 2008-09, 2009-10 and 2010-11.

Kwame of the Wizards in 2001. Brown, LeBron of the Cavaliers in 2003. James, Dwight of the 2004 Magic. Howard.

The first won't be James, but the former Lakers player who was later traded to the Grizzlies and Brown, who has always been known as a parallel trade.

The top five champions in NBA history are too strong, and half of the NBA teams want him.

Kobe, LeBron. James, Maddie, Garnett, O'Neal Jr., Bynum, Odom, Rassad. Lewis (Magic), Dwight.

Howard (Magic), Stoudemire, parallel champion Kwame. Brown, J.R. Smith of the Nuggets, and Gerrard, the Timberwolves' dunk king. Green, the Trail Blazers' No. 25 Otero, etc.

There are also quite a few high school students who sink after arriving in the NBA.

The first high school student to enter the NBA was Moses Malone.

Moses Malone: Born March 23, 1955 in Petersburg, Virginia, USA, is a former American professional basketball player who plays as a center. In 1974, Moses Malone began his career by signing with the ABA Utah Stars after graduating from high school.

He played two seasons in ABA and was named to the ABA All-Star team in 1975. After ABA was acquired by the NBA in 1976, he spent 19 more seasons in the NBA, becoming the first high school player to enter the NBA. During his NBA career, he played for the Braves (now Clippers), Rockets, 76ers, Bullets (now Wizards), Hawks, and Spurs, and helped the Philadelphia 76ers win the NBA championship in 1983 and was elected MVP (FMVP) of the NBA Finals.

There are a total of 40 people who are:

1962 Reggie Harding.

1974 Moses Malone.

1975 Darryl Doggins.

1976 Bill Welffby.

1989 Rain Man Kemp.

1995 Kevin Garnett.

1996 Kobe Bryant.

Jermaine O'Neal.

1997 Tracy McGretty.

Stephen Jackson.

1998 Al Harrington.

Rashard Lewis.

Cleon Young.

1999 Jonathan Bende.

Leon Smith.

2000 Darius Miles.

DeSean Stephen.

2001 Trans Mae Brown.

Tyson Chandler.

Eddie Curry.

Disha Jiana Diop.

Osimhen Cisse.

2002 Amar Stademeyer.

2003 LeBron James.

Tevis Outlaw.

Nuti Abby.

Kentrick Perkins.

James Lang.

2004 Dwight Howard.

Shaw Lewenston.

Robert Swift.

Sepostan Trafael.

Al Jefferson.

Josh Smith.

J.R. Smith.

Durrell White.

After that, the NBA introduced a new policy, and high school students who were not old enough could not participate in the draft, and there were some high school students who did not enter the NBA through the draft

1947: Tony Kepong.

Coney Simmons.

1949 Joe Korabowski.

2004 Jack Butler.

There are quite a few of the most famous and successful are Kobe, Garnett, James