Published 5/28/2008
at FOXSports.com News for NBA
The order of the top two picks for next month's NBA draft, according to Joey Dorsey, have already been determined.
Kansas State star forward Michael Beasley, Dorsey says, is going No. 1 to the Chicago Bulls.
And point guard Derrick Rose, Dorsey's teammate at Memphis, is going No. 2 to the Miami Heat.
"Chicago's got a lot of pressure on them because Derrick's from Chicago," Dorsey said Wednesday, the first full day of the NBA's predraft camp at the Disney complex near Orlando.
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