Roy Hibbert, Omer Asik, Brook Lopez and JaVale McGree are restricted free agent centers from the 2008 NBA Draft class. They join the already signed DeAndre Jordan and Nikola Pekovic as likely starters for their respective teams for the 12-13 season to give that draft class six of the 30 starters at the game’s most valuable position.

The first player to come off the board in that class was Lopez at No. 10 to the Nets, which is the longest a draft has gone without a center since the 1999 edition when Aleksandar Radojevic went 12th to the Raptors.

1995
Boston Celtics: Kevin Garnett  

2001 
Dallas Mavericks: Brendan Haywood   
New York Knicks: Tyson Chandler  

2002 
Milwaukee Bucks: Drew Gooden  

2003 
Miami Heat: Chris Bosh  
Oklahoma City Thunder: Kendrick Perkins  
San Antonio Spurs: Boris Diaw  

2004
Cleveland Cavaliers: Anderson Varejao  
Orlando Magic: Dwight Howard  
Utah Jazz: Al Jefferson  
Washington Wizards: Emeka Okafor   

2005
Golden State Warriors: Andrew Bogut  
Los Angeles Lakers: Andrew Bynum  
Phoenix Suns: Marcin Gortat  

2006
Portland Trail Blazers: LaMarcus Aldridge  *assuming Indiana matches Hibbert offer sheet

2007
Atlanta Hawks: Al Horford  
Chicago Bulls: Joakim Noah
Memphis Grizzlies: Marc Gasol  
New Orleans Hornets: Jason Smith  

2008
Brooklyn Nets: Brook Lopez  
Denver Nuggets: JaVale McGee  
Houston Rockets: Omer Asik  
Indiana Pacers: Roy Hibbert  
Los Angeles Clippers: DeAndre Jordan  
Minnesota Timberwolves: Nikola Pekovic  

2009 
Charlotte Bobcats: B.J. Mullens  

2010
Detroit Pistons: Greg Monroe  
Sacramento Kings: DeMarcus Cousins  

2011
Philadelphia 76ers: Lavoy Allen  
Toronto Raptors: Jonas Valanciunas