For the first time since 2017, the NBA Draft passed without a prospect picked who had played at an Alabama high school or college.

The NBA concluded its 78th draft on Thursday with 28 second-round picks, and while Alabama guard Aaron Estrada, Ole Miss guard Allen Flanigan (who played four seasons at Auburn), UAB center Eric Gaines and Auburn forward Jaylin Williams were considered second-round possibilities, none was picked.

Thirteen of the second-round selections were traded during a day of wheeling and dealing in the NBA. Boston College center Quinten Post was chosen at No. 52 by the Golden State Warriors and traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder, which sent him to the Portland Trail Blazers. The Warriors then re-acquired Post from Portland.

The only player chosen from the SEC on Thursday was Kentucky guard Antonio Reeves, who was picked at No. 47 by the Orlando Magic for the New Orleans Pelicans.

Three SEC players were chosen in the first round on Wednesday night – Kentucky guard Reed Sheppard at No. 3 by the Houston Rockets, Kentucky guard Rob Dillingham at No. 8 by the San Antonio Spurs for Minnesota Timberwolves and Tennessee forward Dalton Knecht at No. 17 by the Los Angeles Lakers.

The Lakers used their second-round selection on Southern Cal guard Bronny James, putting a father and son in the NBA at the same time for first time. James is the son of Los Angeles forward LeBron James.

Thursday’s choices were short two picks because the Philadelphia 76ers and Phoenix Suns lost a second-round selection apiece for violating the NBA’s tampering rules.

The second-round selections included:

31. Toronto Raptors: Center Jonathan Mogbo, San Francisco

32. Utah Jazz: Forward Kyle Filipowski, Duke

33. Milwaukee Bucks: Forward Tyler Smith, NBA G League Ignite

34. Portland Trail Blazers: Guard Tyler Kolek, Marquette (traded to the New York Knicks)

35. San Antonio Spurs: Guard Johnny Furphy, Kansas (traded to the Indiana Pacers)

36. Indiana Pacers: Guard Juan Nunez, Spain (traded to the San Antonio Spurs)

37. Minnesota Timberwolves: Forward Bobi Klintman, Sweden (traded to the Detroit Pistons)

38. New York Knicks: Guard Ajay Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara (traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder)

39. Memphis Grizzlies: Guard Jaylen Wells, Washington State

40. Portland Trail Blazers: Forward Osasere Ighodaro, Marquette (traded to the Phoenix Suns)

41. Philadelphia 76ers: Center Adem Bona, UCLA

42. Charlotte Hornets: Guard KJ Simpson, Colorado

43. Miami Heat: Guard Nikola Djurisic, Serbia

44. Houston Rockets: Guard Pelle Larsson, Arizona (traded to the Atlanta Hawks)

45. Sacramento Kings: Guard Jamal Shead, Houston (traded to the Toronto Raptors)

46. Los Angeles Clippers: Guard Cameron Christie, Minnesota

47. Orlando Magic: Guard Antonio Reeves, Kentucky (traded to the New Orleans Pelicans)

48. San Antonio Spurs: Forward Harrison Ingram, North Carolina

49. Indiana Pacers: Guard Tristen Newton, Connecticut

50. Indiana Pacers: Forward Enrique Freeman, Akron

51. New York Knicks: Guard Melvin Ajinca, France

52. Golden State Warriors: Center Quinten Post, Boston College

53. Detroit Pistons: Guard Cam Spencer, Connecticut (traded to Memphis Grizzlies)

54. Boston Celtics: Forward Anton Watson, Gonzaga

55. Los Angeles Lakers: Guard Bronny James, Southern Cal

56. Phoenix Suns: Forward Kevin McCullar Jr., Kansas (traded to the New York Knicks)

57. Memphis Grizzlies: Forward Ulrich Chomche, Cameroon (traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves)

58. Dallas Mavericks: Center Ariel Hukporti, Germany

ESPN’s Seaport District Studios in Manhattan served as the site for the second round. The first round was held on Wednesday night at Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

The first-round picks included:

1. Atlanta Hawks: Forward Zaccharie Risacher, France

2. Washington Wizards: Forward Alex Sarr, France

3. Houston Rockets: Guard Reed Sheppard, Kentucky

4. San Antonio Spurs: Guard Stephon Castle, Connecticut

5. Detroit Pistons: Forward Ron Holland II, NBA G League Ignite

6. Charlotte Hornets: Forward Tidjane Salaun, France

7. Portland Trail Blazers: Center Donovan Clingan, Connecticut

8. San Antonio Spurs: Guard Rob Dillingham, Kentucky (traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves)

9. Memphis Grizzlies: Center Zach Edey, Purdue

10. Utah Jazz: Guard Cody Williams, Colorado

11. Chicago Bulls: Forward Matas Buzelis, NBA G League Ignite

12. Oklahoma City Thunder: Guard Nikola Topic, Serbia

13. Sacramento Kings: Guard Devin Carter, Providence

14. Portland Trail Blazers: Guard Bub Carrington, Pittsburgh (traded to Washington Wizards)

15. Miami Heat: Center Kel’el Ware, Indiana

16. Philadelphia 76ers: Guard Jared McCain, Duke

17. Los Angeles Lakers: Forward Dalton Knecht, Tennessee

18. Orlando Magic: Forward Tristan da Silva, Colorado

19. Toronto Raptors: Guard Ja’Kobe Walter, Baylor

20. Cleveland Cavaliers: Guard Jaylon Tyson, California

21. New Orleans Pelicans: Center Yves Missi, Baylor

22. Phoenix Suns: Forward DaRon Holmes II, Dayton (traded to the Denver Nuggets)

23. Milwaukee Bucks: Guard AJ Johnson, NBL (Australia)

24. New York Knicks: Guard Kyshawn George, Miami (Fla.) (traded to the Washington Wizards)

25. New York Knicks: Guard Pacome Dadiet, France

26. Washington Wizards: Forward Dillon Jones, Weber State (picked for the New York Knicks and traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder)

27. Minnesota Timberwolves: Guard Terrence Shannon Jr., Illinois

28. Denver Nuggets: Forward Ryan Dunn, Virginia

29. Utah Jazz: Guard Isaiah Collier, Southern California

30. Boston Celtics: Guard Baylor Scheierman, Creighton

Mark Inabinett is a sports reporter for Alabama Media Group. Follow him on Twitter at @AMarkG1.