Olowokandi never lived up to expectations as a No. 1 pick. He has stayed off the radar since retiring in 2007 and earning $38 million.
Source: Basketball Reference
Bibby had a very successful career, retiring after 14 seasons in 2012. Today, he coaches his son at Shadow Mountain High School in Arizona.
Source: Arizona Republic
LaFrentz earned over $84 million in his 10-year career. He now owns a farm in a small Iowa town.
Source: Basketball Reference, Sham Sports
Jamison was a two-time All-Star and retired in 2014 after playing for six different teams. Today Jamison is a TV analyst for the Lakers.
Source: Time Warner Cable Sports Net
Carter is currently with the Memphis Grizzlies. He has been an All-Star eight times during his 17-year career.
Robert Traylor, the 6th pick in the draft, died of a heart attack in 2011 after seven NBA seasons. He was 34.
Source: ESPN
Williams retired in 2011. He played overseas in 2014, and video recently surfaced of him playing at a rec league.
Source: Sportando, USA Today Sports
Hughes played for eight teams over 13 years. He has a production company and a foundation that helps families with organ and tissue donors.
Source: Larry Hughes World
Nowitzki was traded to the Mavericks on draft night. He has played 17 seasons and is the Mavs' all-time leading scorer.
Pierce has played 17 seasons, now with the Washington Wizards. He's 16th all-time in scoring in the NBA.
Wells played 10 seasons in the NBA. He got a degree in general studies in 2014 and wants to pursue a coaching career.
Source: Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
Doleac is now a science teacher and strength and conditioning trainee for the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association. He also competes in CrossFit challenges.
Clark played six years in the NBA. In 2013 he was sentenced to eight years in jail after pleading guilty to DUI and gun possession charges.
Source: Sports Illustrated
Drew played six seasons in the NBA and is now the head coach of Valparaiso University men's basketball.
Nesterovic played 11 seasons in the NBA. In 2014, he was named secretary general of the Slovenian Basketball Association.
https://twitter.com/mims/statuses/529666286977286144
Ex-captain Rasho Nesterovic now leads off the court for Slovenia (@kzs_si): http://t.co/y5EJNA3C6C pic.twitter.com/tNhGa7YqR6
Source: The Solvenia Times
Turkcan only played 17 games in the NBA, but went on to have a legendary career in Turkey. He retired in 2012 as the Euroleague's all-time leading rebounder.
Source: Euroleague
Garrity retired in 2008 and is now director of strategic planning for the Detroit Pistons.
Source: Orlando Sentinel
McLeod played four seasons in the NBA and now coaches high school basketball at Johnson Ferry Christian Academy in Georgia.
https://twitter.com/mims/statuses/500717975625015297
Next up: former @atlhawks Roshown McLeod, now HC at Johnson Ferry Christian Academy pic.twitter.com/SzaBquZpub
Source: Duke Chronicle, Twitter
Davis played 12 years in the NBA. As of 2014, he was playing in the NBA D-League.
Source: Bleacher Report
Skinner played for eight teams in 13 years. He now calls himself a stay-at-home dad.
https://twitter.com/mims/statuses/391655552444399616
13 year NBA Vet Brian Skinner inducted into Baylor Hall of Fame last night!!! Glad he could swing by the office!!! pic.twitter.com/Fo799kyhSz
Source: Baylor Athletics
Lopez played four seasons in the NBA. He now runs a Christian foundation in the Bronx and works with USA Basketball to develop youth basketball clinics.
Source: Sports Illustrated
Harrington earned over $86 million during his 13-year career. He officially retired in 2015.
Source: Basketball-Reference, ESPN
After four years in the NBA, Jacobson played one year in Italy and was working at a Minnesota basketball clinic as of 2009.
Source: Woodbury Bulletin
Stepania retired after six years and has since gotten a degree from New York University and experimented with coaching at several levels.
Source: RTV Slovenia, Bleacher Report
Benjamin played four seasons in the NBA and is now a basketball trainer and a mentor at several elementary schools.
Source: Westside Story Newspaper