The Golden State Warriors have long relied on the NBA draft to build championship-caliber rosters, and their scouting network has reached into every corner of college basketball. From powerhouse programs to smaller schools, the Dubs have unearthed talent in all the right places. Today, we're zooming in on one particular pipeline: Creighton University.

While the Warriors are best known for drafting homegrown stars like Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, they've also taken a few swings on players from the Omaha, Nebraska-based program. Let's break down every Creighton player who has been selected by Golden State in the NBA draft.

1969 NBA Draft – First Round, 7th Overall Pick
The Warriors went big early, using their top-seven selection on a Creighton standout. This pick marked the beginning of a brief but notable connection between the two programs.

1970 NBA Draft – Seventh Round, 104th Overall Pick
A year later, Golden State went back to the Creighton well, this time in the later rounds. Unfortunately, this player never suited up for the Warriors, as he did not make the final roster.

All stats and historical data courtesy of Basketball Reference. While the Creighton-to-Warriors pipeline isn't as deep as some other schools, it's a fascinating footnote in the franchise's draft history—and a reminder that every pick tells a story.