Jacky Dorsey

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Jacky Dorsey (born December 18, 1954) is a retired professional basketball player who spent three seasons in the National Basketball Association (NBA) with the Denver Nuggets (1977–78), the Portland Trail Blazers (1977–78), the Houston Rockets (1978–79), and the Seattle SuperSonics (1980–81). He was drafted during the second round (26th overall) by the New Orleans Jazz from the University of Georgia.

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v t e 1976 NBA Draft

First round	John Lucas Scott May Richard Washington Leon Douglas Wally Walker Adrian Dantley Quinn Buckner Robert Parish Armond Hill Ron Lee Bob Wilkerson Terry Furlow Mitch Kupchak Larry Wright Chuckie Williams Norm Cook Sonny Parker

Second round	Willie Smith Bayard Forrest Major Jones Earl Tatum Johnny Davis Alex English Scott Lloyd Lonnie Shelton Jacky Dorsey Phil Hicks Bob Carrington Dennis Johnson Al Fleming Joe Pace Mo Howard Butch Feher Marshall Rogers

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Name	Dorsey, Jacky
Alternative names
Short description	Professional basketball player
Date of birth	December 18, 1954
Place of birth	Atlanta, Georgia
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