Mike Miller (2000, 1st Rd, 5th pick) – Orlando Magic
After helping march Florida to the national title game in 2000, Mike Miller went on to be a top-five pick in the NBA Draft.
He wound up sticking around for 17 seasons in the NBA, and even though he didn't rack up the personal accolades one might want from a No. 5 overall pick, he did win back-to-back NBA titles with the Miami Heat in 2012 and 2013.
Corey Brewer (2007, 1st Rd, 7th pick) – Minnesota Timberwolves
Another key member of the back-to-back titles, Corey Brewer wound up sticking around the NBA for 13 seasons before retiring in 2020.
Like Miller, he didn't rack up personal accolades, but he did have a 51-point game in 2014, and in 2011, he won an NBA title with Dallas.
Jason Williams (1998, 1st Rd, 7th pick) – Sacramento Kings
Jason Williams didn't spend that much time with Florida, as he transferred in from Marshall for his senior year, of which he wound up getting suspended mid-way through, but Williams is one of the players who would go on to define early 2000's NBA.
His flashy passing is still getting replayed today on social media mix tapes, and he went on to win an NBA title with Miami in 2006.
His daughter, Mia Williams, was a member of Florida's softball team before she opted to transfer to Texas Tech this offseason.