The Golden State Warriors have built their championship DNA through many routes, but few have been as pivotal as the NBA draft. From landing franchise cornerstones to unearthing hidden gems, the annual selection event has been the backbone of the team's success. While the Warriors are famous for drafting stars from powerhouse programs, they've also tapped into a range of schools—including DePaul University.

Let's take a closer look at the Blue Demons who have been drafted by Golden State over the years, adding a unique chapter to the team's rich history.

1979 NBA Draft
Selected: Sixth round (10th pick, 118th overall)
Player: Did not make the team
*Note: All stats and data courtesy of Basketball Reference.

While this particular pick didn't result in a player suiting up for the Warriors, it's a fascinating piece of draft trivia for fans of both DePaul and Golden State. It highlights how the draft has always been a mix of hits, misses, and stories that add depth to the franchise's legacy.

Whether you're a die-hard Dubs fan or just love college-to-pro connections, this look at DePaul's Warriors draft history is a reminder that every pick has a story—even if it's one that didn't quite make it to the court.