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On Saturday, October 10, 1 player took on NBA Deep Cut #17: “Name a first-round pick in the 2005 NBA Draft who played in the NBA.” The prompt had 29 valid answers, and players found 1 of them. Correct answers score more the fewer people name them, so the deepest cuts are the ones worth the most.

Answers and recap (spoilers)

The most popular answer was Chris Paul, named by 100% of players. Nobody found the day's Sleeper: Antoine Wright.

Named by players

  1. Chris Paul (Chris Paul (G · NOP, LAC, HOU, OKC, PHX, GSW, SAN, LAC · 2005–2026)): 1 player, 100%, 5 points. Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 4

Nobody named

  • Marvin Williams: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 2
  • Raymond Felton: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 5
  • Deron Williams: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 3
  • Channing Frye: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 8
  • David Lee: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 30
  • Jarrett Jack: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 22
  • Andrew Bogut: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 1
  • Gerald Green: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 18
  • Ian Mahinmi: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 28
  • Jason Maxiell: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 26
  • Nate Robinson: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 21
  • Danny Granger: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 17
  • Charlie Villanueva: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 7
  • Martell Webster: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 6
  • Andrew Bynum: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 10
  • Francisco Garcia: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 23
  • Hakim Warrick: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 19
  • Johan Petro: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 25
  • Linas Kleiza: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 27
  • Joey Graham: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 16
  • Luther Head: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 24
  • Antoine Wright: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 15
  • Rashad McCants: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 14
  • Ike Diogu: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 9
  • Sean May: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 13
  • Wayne Simien: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 29
  • Yaroslav Korolev: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 12
  • Julius Hodge: Drafted 2005, round 1, pick 20

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