The Oklahoma City Thunder have successfully built their roster through various methods since their inception as the Seattle SuperSonics, with the NBA draft being a significant avenue for talent acquisition. Over the years, the franchise has drafted numerous top players and notable alumni, often sourcing talent from a diverse range of colleges.
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This article focuses on players drafted by the Thunder from the University of Maryland:
James Morgan, a forward, was selected in the 7th round (6th pick, 108th overall) of the 1970 NBA Draft. His collegiate seasons at Maryland are not documented, and he did not make the Thunder's roster.
Bob Bodell, a guard, was drafted in the 10th round (4th pick, 155th overall) of the 1973 NBA Draft after playing three seasons at Maryland. He also did not make the team.
Aaron Wiggins, another guard, was chosen in the 2nd round (25th pick, 55th overall) of the 2021 NBA Draft. He played three seasons at Maryland and has since contributed to the Thunder for five seasons.
All statistics and data are sourced from Basketball Reference.