WHERE ARE THEY NOW? The players from Kevin Garnett's 1995 NBA draft class

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The Minnesota Timberwolves drafted Kevin Garnett straight out of high school with the no. 5 pick in the 1995 draft.

21 years later, Garnett has just announced his retirement from the NBA having won one championship, one MVP award, and having played in 15 All-Star games.

Garnett was the lone player still in the NBA from the 1995 draft — a class that proved to have some players with lengthy careers as well as some busts.

Today, several of those players still work around or with the NBA, but there are also several college coaches and a couple of players doing charitable work.

Joe Smith was selected first by the Golden State Warriors.

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Smith retired in 2011 after playing for 12 different teams in 16 years. He's most recently popped up in the hip-hop world, recording a Donald Sterling diss and dating "Love & Hip Hop" star Moniece Slaughter.

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Source: Washington Post, TMZ

Antonio McDyess was taken second by the Denver Nuggets.

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