who was the houston rockets first round draftin 1984?
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You should try to get on a computer and find out for yourself.  Do you know what a computer is?  Congratulations on posting such a brilliant question!
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Wow this is a tough question... I did some research but you could probably do alot more by visiting the source link below. Here are a few "first in the NBA's" I could find though...\n\nBTW, Vinne DelNegro was born in Massachusetts.\n\nAlfred "Butch" Lee (born December 5, 1956 in San Juan, Puerto Rico) is the first Puerto Rican national to play in the NBA in 1978.\n\nRolando "Ro" Antonio Blackman (born February 26, 1959 in Panama City, Panama) got drafted and played first in 1981\n\nPepe Sánchez was the first Argentine to play in the NBA, coming off the bench on October 31, 2000.\n\nEsteban Batista (Born September 2, 1983 in Montevideo) is a Forward/Center basketball player for the Atlanta Hawks. He is the first NBA player from Uruguay.
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1979 la lakers and for the position of point guard
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nash is picked 15th overall in 1996 but still he is the lowest picked player to become mvp in the nba. however moses malone the 82-83 mvp was picked in the 3rd round during the ABA days. (ABA and NBA merged)
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Hell YES it is.  Tracy McGrady is one of the most overrated players out there.  He has never made it past the 1st round.  Ever.  He even spoke about how he was looking forward to the 2nd round against the Pistons in '01 when they were up 3 games to 1.  OOPS!  Pistons won 3 in a row and his legacy continues.\nThere are a lot more good SG's in the league, then PF's.  Especially PF's that can shoot from anywhere, rebound, rack up assists, and play a team game.  KG doesn't need to be on the post like Yao and would guarantee neither KG or Yao would get double teamed.\nIf I were a Rockets fan, I would be giddy at the thought of getting KG straight up for T-Mac.  It would probably be a good trade for both teams as both guys could use a new situation.\nAlso, since the Rockets have the 8th pick, there will be plenty of PG's, SG's, and SF's available at that spot compared to the top 3 picks, which will be big men.\n\nYou can never have enough quality big men.  Especially when they are Yao and KG
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Here are the top 5 for the 2005-2006 season\n\n1. Shaquille O'Neal (Mia) .......  $20,000,000\n 2. Allan Houston (NY) ...........  $19,125,000  [retired 10/17]\n 2. Chris Webber (Phi) ...........  $19,125,000\n 4. Kevin Garnett (Min) ..........  $18,000,000\n 5. Allen Iverson (Phi) ..........  $16,453,125\n 5. Stephon Marbury (NY) .........  $16,453,125
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yes and this is my mock draft i have him going 16 to chicago\n\n1.  Toronto LaMarcus Aldridge 6-11 245 PF Tex. So. 31.  Portland Mike Gansey 6-4 205 SG W. Virginia Sr. \n2.  *Chicago  Andrea Bargnani 6-11 240 PF Italy 1985 32.  *Houston  PJ Tucker 6-5 220 SG/SF Texas Jr.  \n3.  Charlotte Adam Morrison 6-8 220 SF Gonzaga Jr. 33.  Atlanta\n Kevin Pittsnogle 6-10 255 PF WV Sr. \n4.  Portland Tyrus Thomas 6-9 218 PF LSU Fr. 34.  *LAClippers  Leon Powe 6-7 245 PF California So. \n5.  Atlanta\n Randy Foye 6-3 205 PG Villanova Sr. 35.  Toronto Denham Brown 6-5 220 SG UConn Sr. \n6.  *Minnesota Rudy Gay 6-8 220 SF UConn So. 36.  *Minnesota Hassan Adams 6-4 201 SF Arizona Sr. \n7.  *Boston Brandon Roy 6-5 195 SG Washington Sr. 37.  Minnesota Steve Novak 6-10 220 SF Marquette Sr. \n8.  Houston Marcus Williams 6-2 200 PG UConn Jr. 38.  Golden St. Craig Smith 6-7 260 PF BC Sr. \n9.  Golden St. Rodney Carney 6-7 205 SF Memphis Sr. 39.  *Milwaukee Marco Killingsworth 6-7 268 PF Ind. Sr. \n10.  Seattle Cedric Simmons 6-10 233 PF/C NCSt. So. 40.  Seattle Brandon Bowman 6-8 219 SF G'town Sr.  \n11.  Orlando Ronnie Brewer 6-7 217 SG Arkansas Jr. 41.  Orlando Ryan Hollins 7-0 225 PF UCLA Sr. \n12.  NO/OK City  Patrick O'Bryant 7-0 250 C Bradley So. 42.  *Cleveland  Paul Davis 6-10 260 PF/C Mich. St. Sr. \n13.  Philadelphia Mardy Collins 6-6 205 PG/SG Temple Sr. 43.  NO/OK City  Daniel Gibson 6-2 190 PG Texas So. \n14.  Utah  Shelden Williams 6-9 250 PF/C Duke Sr. 44.  *Orlando  Allan Ray 6-2 195 SG Villanova Sr. \n15.  *NO/OK City  Hilton Armstrong 6-11 235 C UConn Sr. 45.  Indiana \n Guillermo Diaz 6-2 190 PG/SG Miami Jr. \n16.  Chicago JJ Redick 6-4 190 SG Duke Sr. 46.  *Utah Thabo Sefolosha 6-6 213 SG Switz. 1984 \n17.  Indiana \n Maurice Ager 6-4 202 SG Mich. St. Sr. 47.  Utah  Will Blalock 6-0 190 PG Iowa St. Jr. \n18.  Washington Oleksiy Pecherov 6-10 232 PF Ukr. 1985 48.  Washington Dee Brown 6-0 180 PG Illinois Sr. \n19.  Sacramento Jordan Farmar 6-1 170 PG UCLA So. 49.  Denver Taj Gray 6-8 235 PF Oklahoma Sr. \n20.  *New York  Rudy Fernandez 6-6 172 SG Spain 1985 50.  *Orlando Eric Hicks 6-6 245 PF Cincinnati Sr. \n21.  *Phoenix  Shawne Williams 6-9 225 SF Memphis Fr. 51.  LA Lakers Sun Yue 6-9 205 SG China 1985 \n22.  *NewJersey  Aaron Gray 7-0 270 C Pittsburgh Jr. 52.  LA Clippers Nick Fazekas 6-11 235 PF Nevada Jr. \n23.  New Jersey Saer Sene 7-0 235 C Sen. 1986 53.  *Seattle Louis Amundson 6-8 225 SF UNLV Sr. \n24.  Memphis Richard Roby 6-6 190 SG Colorado So. 54.  New Jersey  Damir Markota 6-10 225 SF Cro.1985 \n25.  Cleveland  Quincy Douby 6-3 175 PG Rutgers Jr. 55.  Cleveland  Justin Williams 6-10 225 PF Wyoming Sr. \n26.  *LA Lakers  Rajon Rondo 6-2 171 PG Kentucky So. 56.  *Toronto Darius Washington 6-2 195 PG Mem. So. \n27.  Phoenix Marcus Vinicius 6-9 235 SF Brazil 1984 57.  *Minnesota Lior Eliahu 6-9 225 PF/SF Israel 1985  \n28.  Dallas Kyle Lowry 6-0 185 PG Villanova So. 58.  Dallas James White 6-7 190 SG Cincinnati Sr. \n29.  *New York  Josh Boone 6-10 237 PF UConn Jr. 59.  San Antonio Dwayne Mitchell 6-5 211 SG La Laf. Sr. \n30.  *Portland  Paul Millsap 6-7 245 PF Lou. Tech Jr. 60.  Detroit Gerry McNamara 6-2 182 PG Syr. Sr.
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Randy foye because he is a  Combo guard plays with feistiness he will make opportunities happen Not afraid to throw his body into traffic and play with the big boys Not only tough, but athletic Great first step, excellent leaper Supreme finisher and rebounder at 6-3  Has a fearlessness that allows him to take the big shot \n\n \n            Who said they definetly have enough PG's. They got one good one Raefer Alston who hasnt done much since he left streetball. Bob Sura who is terrible. And David Wesley who hasnt ever been good at nothing but 3's. \n\n       Randy Foye can play both Guards and that is what Houston Needs. T-mac plays the Small Forward. And a lot of people are saying houston needs a power forward. They signed Stromile Swift who is a young athletic power forward. He might have had a terrible year but dont write him off. So did T-Mac injury or no injury. I think Yao had his best year when he wasnt injured.\n\n            Final Randy Foye
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1984  Ralph Sampson, Houston
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I believe it was Villanova in 1985 (as an 8 seed).
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From the perspective of a spectator that has watched them through the years, I am glad that Houston Rockets coach Jeff Van Gundy has relented and finally allowed young players to have decent minutes on his team.\n\nVan Gundy is notorious for preferring veteran players to rookies.  Currently, Van Gundy has inserted forward Chuck Hayes and shooting forward Steve Novak into the starting lineup along with All-Stars Yao Ming and Tracy McGrady.  Added to the mix is Mr. reliable Shane Battier.\n\nI expect the Rockets to make the playoffs without much difficulty if they can just be more consistent during fourth quarters wherein they have a tendency to relinquish their big leads to their opponents.\n\nHope this helps.
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Tracy McGrady of the Houston Rockets scored 17 points on 4-17 shooting from the field in Houston's 108-86 loss to the Denver Nuggets on December 23, 2005.
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Rockets rule especially Tracy McGrady
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#1 player: Iverson\n#1 team: Pistons
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Kase,\n\nHere's the first round of last night's NBA Draft:\n\n #   Team  Player         (Position)\n 1   Tor   Andrea Bargnani (F) \n \n 2   Chi   LaMarcus Aldridge  (C) \n \n 3   Cha   Adam Morrison  (F) \n \n 4   Por   Tyrus Thomas  (F) \n \n 5   Atl   Shelden Williams  (F) \n \n 6   Min   Brandon Roy  (G) \n \n 7   Bos   Randy Foye  (G) \n \n 8   Hou   Rudy Gay  (F) \n \n 9   GS   Patrick O'Bryant  (C) \n \n 10   Sea   Saer Sene (C) \n \n 11   Orl   J.J. Redick  (G) \n \n 12   NOK   Hilton Armstrong  (C) \n \n 13   Phi   Thabo Sefolosha (F) \n \n 14   Uta   Ronnie Brewer  (G) \n \n 15   NOK   Cedric Simmons  (F) \n \n 16   Chi   Rodney Carney  (F) \n \n 17   Ind   Shawne Williams  (F) \n \n 18   Was   Oleksiy Pecherov (F) \n \n 19   Sac   Quincy Douby (G) \n \n 20   NY   Renaldo Balkman (F) \n \n 21   Pho   Rajon Rondo  (G) \n \n 22   NJ   Marcus Williams  (G) \n \n 23   NJ   Josh Boone  (C) \n \n 24   Mem   Kyle Lowry  (G) \n \n 25   Cle   Shannon Brown (G) \n \n 26   LAL   Jordan Farmar  (G) \n \n 27   Pho   Sergio Rodriguez (G) \n \n 28   Dal   Maurice Ager  (G) \n \n 29   NY   Mardy Collins  (G) \n \n 30   Por   Joel Freeland (PF)
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I got all the First Rounders here...I admit, I had to look up a few of em like Sellers and Randall\n\n84-Jordan\n85-Technically it was Kieth Lee, but they traded him immediately\n86-Brad Sellers\n87-Horace Grant + they drafted Olden Polynice and traded him immediately traded him to get Pippen (think that was a good decision?)\n88-Will Purdue\n89-Stacey King, BJ Armstrong and Jeff Sanders\n90-none\n91-Mark Randall\n92-Byron Houston\n93-Corie Blount\n94-Dickie Simpkins\n95-Jason Caffey
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Well, if you want to be technical, it was the Orlando Magic, who picked him with the #1 pick that year.   But then Golden State drafted Anfernee Hardaway at #3, and then they traded with each other just minutes later.  So Webber was an Orlando player for all of about 15 minutes, but first suited up for Golden State.