The Golden State Warriors have long relied on the NBA draft to build their roster, and while they're famous for landing stars like Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, they've also plucked talent from a wide range of colleges—including Duquesne University. From small programs to powerhouse schools, these players have each left their mark on the team's history.

Here's a look at every player drafted by the Warriors out of Duquesne:

1. 1950 NBA Draft
Second round, third pick (15th overall) — A promising selection from the Dukes' program, this player was one of the earliest Duquesne alumni to join the Warriors' fold.

2. 1956 NBA Draft
Sixth round, eighth pick (48th overall) — Though drafted, this player ultimately did not make the team. It's a reminder that not every draft pick pans out, but the Warriors' scouting eye has always been wide-ranging.

These selections show how the Warriors have cast a broad net over the decades, even before the modern era of dynasties. While some players donned the blue and gold, others never got the chance, but each pick represents a piece of the franchise's evolving draft strategy. All stats and data courtesy of Basketball Reference.