1994 NBA Draft
1994 NBA Draft – National Basketball Association Draft, który odbył się 29 czerwca 1994 w Indianapolis w stanie Indiana.
Legenda
Pogrubiona czcionka – wybór do All-NBA Team.
| - występ w NBA All-Star Game. |
Gwiazdka (*) – członkowie Basketball Hall of Fame.
Runda pierwsza
Runda druga
| Nr | Zawodnik | Narodowość | Drużyna NBA | College/Drużyna |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 28 | Deon Thomas (F/C) |  | Dallas Mavericks | University of Illinois |
| 29 | Antonio Lang (F/G) | | Phoenix Suns | Duke University |
| 30 | Howard Eisley (PG) | | Minnesota Timberwolves | Boston College |
| 31 | Rodney Dent (F/C) | | Orlando Magic | University of Kentucky |
| 32 | Jim McIlvaine (C) | | Washington Bullets | Marquette University |
| 33 | Derrick Alston (F) | | Philadelphia 76ers | Duquesne University |
| 34 | Gaylon Nickerson (G) | | Atlanta Hawks | Northwestern Oklahoma State University |
| 35 | Michael Smith (F) | | Sacramento Kings | Providence College |
| 36 | Andriej Fietisow (F) |  | Boston Celtics | CB Valladolid (Hiszpania) |
| 37 | Dontonio Wingfield (F) | | Seattle SuperSonics | University of Cincinnati |
| 38 | Darrin Hancock (G/F) | | Charlotte Hornets | University of Kansas |
| 39 | Anthony Miller (F) | | Golden State Warriors | Michigan State University |
| 40 | Jeff Webster (F) | | Miami Heat | University of Oklahoma |
| 41 | William Njoku (PF) |  | Indiana Pacers | Saint Mary’s University (Kanada) |
| 42 | Gary Collier (SF) | | Cleveland Cavaliers | University of Tulsa |
| 43 | Shawnelle Scott (C) | | Portland Trail Blazers | St. John’s University |
| 44 | Ali Vera (G) |  | Indiana Pacers | Indiana University Bloomington |
| 45 | Dwayne Morton (F) | | Golden State Warriors | University of Louisville |
| 46 | Voshon Lenard (SG) | | Milwaukee Bucks | University of Minnesota |
| 47 | Jamie Watson (F) | | Utah Jazz | University of South Carolina |
| 48 | Jevon Crudup (F/C) | | Detroit Pistons | University of Missouri |
| 49 | Kris Bruton (SF) | | Chicago Bulls | Benedict College |
| 50 | Charles Claxton (C) |  | Phoenix Suns | University of Georgia |
| 51 | Lawrence Funderburke (PF) | | Sacramento Kings | Ohio State University |
| 52 | Anthony Goldwire (PG) | | Phoenix Suns | University of Houston |
| 53 | Albert Burditt (PF) | | Houston Rockets | University of Texas |
| 54 | Željko Rebrača (C) |  | Seattle SuperSonics | KK Partizan (Jugosławia) |
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