The Golden State Warriors' championship DNA has been built through the NBA Draft. While trades and free agency have played their parts, the core of their modern dynasty—from Curry to Thompson to Green—was homegrown through draft night selections. This strategy of identifying and developing talent has been a franchise cornerstone for decades.

Today, we're tracing one specific thread of that draft history: the pipeline from Boston College to the Bay Area. While not a frequent connection, the Eagles have sent a couple of players to the Warriors via the draft. Let's meet them.

The first Boston College alum drafted by Golden State was guard Michael Adams in 1984. Selected in the second round (31st overall), the speedy playmaker unfortunately did not make the final roster out of training camp. Adams would later find his NBA stride elsewhere, notably with the Denver Nuggets, where he became known for his high-volume three-point shooting in the late 80s and early 90s.

Forty years later, the Warriors returned to the Boston College well in the 2024 NBA Draft. With the 52nd overall pick in the second round, they selected Quinten Post. The skilled seven-foot center brings a modern big-man profile to Golden State's development system, offering floor-spacing ability and interior size that the team can look to cultivate for the future.

While the list is short, it highlights the Warriors' broad scouting reach and their continual search for talent, from powerhouse programs to every corner of the collegiate landscape.