The Boston Celtics have long understood that championship success starts with smart drafting. From legendary Hall of Famers to gritty role players, the team's roster has been built through the annual NBA draft and savvy trades made on draft night. While blue-blood programs like Kentucky and North Carolina have sent plenty of stars to Boston, some smaller schools have also produced Celtics talent worth celebrating.

One such school is Georgia State University. Though not a traditional powerhouse, the Panthers have contributed a player to the Celtics' history—a testament to the team's willingness to look beyond the usual suspects. Here's a look at every Georgia State player ever drafted by Boston.

R.J. Hunter – Drafted in the first round (28th overall) in the 2015 NBA Draft. Hunter, a sharp-shooting guard, brought a scoring spark and a memorable NCAA tournament moment to the Celtics' system. While his NBA career was brief, his selection shows how the Celtics value potential over pedigree.

All stats and data courtesy of Basketball Reference. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual observer, this list reminds us that greatness can come from anywhere—and sometimes, it wears green.