cbs.sportsline.com - 6/28/2008
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The first thing you need to know is that next year's draft won't be as good at the top (or as deep) as this year's draft, mostly because this year's incoming freshmen stink as a whole when compared to their immediate predecessors.
Put another way, there is no incoming freshman as promising as Derrick Rose, Michael Beasley or O.J. Mayo, or at least it seems that way.
Could Beasley fall to the Sonics?
blog.seattletimes.nwsource.com 6/25/2008 — ESPN senior writer Andy Katz reported Tuesday night the Miami Heat could pull off a shocker and select USC guard O.J. Mayo with the No. 2 pick.
That would be a stunner considering the Chicago Bulls, which has the top pick, are telling Kansas State ...
Point, Counter-Point: NBA Draft Edition
theondeckcircle.net 6/26/2008 — Back and forth on a few pressing questions about the NBA draft: Rose or Beasley? Biggest sleeper? Biggest bust? Who is Anthony Randolph? And more.
TSB's Obligatory NBA First Round Mock Draft
sportingnews.com 6/26/2008 — Stars could be dealt. The draft order could be turned upside-down starting at the No. 2 pick with the Heat, but in a sleep-deprived state, Shoals and I did our own mock Wednesday night/Thursday morning.
Forget what will happen. This is what should ...
Louis Johnson goes back on the record about O.J. Mayo
sportingnews.com 6/27/2008 — In May, Louis Johnson, a former close friend of lottery pick O.J. Mayo, went to ESPN, alleging that Mayo received money and gifts before and during his year at USC. Johnson tells more in his first public comments since.
NETS SURE THERE'LL BE SOMETHING LEFT AT 10 —
NY Post: Sports 6/26/2008
After tonight, all the guesswork can be put aside. The NBA introduced 14 draft hopefuls in Midtown yesterday, players from the upper echelon of Memphis' Derrick Rose and Kansas State's Michael Beasley through the mid-lottery range of Italy's...
ROSE NO. 1; BEASLEY NO. 2 —
NY Post: Sports 6/26/2008
The Chicago Bulls selected Derrick Rose with the No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft tonight, choosing the Memphis guard over Kansas State forward Michael Beasley, who went second to the Miami Heat. Rose, a Chicago native, led the Tigers to the national...
NBA | Trade revival pleases Wolves —
The Seattle Times: Sports 6/28/2008
The trade swapped the draft rights of USC freshman guard O.J. Mayo for UCLA freshman forward Kevin Love, reshaped each franchise and provided draft night's finishing fireworks long after fans had left Madison Square Garden in New York.