Normally teams with a top three selection in the NBA Draft have a long rebuilding process ahead of them. For the top three teams in this year's draft, however, a postseason bid may be more in reach than usual.
Though NBA champion Glen Rice Jr. has met with at least five NBA teams thus far, the Mavericks are not said to be one of them. Should Dallas consider the previously troubled swingman in time for the draft?
With next month's NBA Draft coming up, let's take a look at potential top three overall selection Nerlens Noel of Kentucky.
Could the NBA Draft add a third round? It sounds like it, according to Chris Sheridan.
2011 NBA Draft Start Time Is Soon So Talk About It Here!
The 2011 NBA Draft is less than 12 hours away and the rumors today are getting more interesting by the minute, but instead of looking at that, it seems pertinent that this gets off my chest while there is still time: I'm not sure Jeremy Tyler is more ready for the NBA than Michael Dunigan.
Kevin Anderson averaged 16.6 points and made 41 percent of his three-point shots as a six-foot senior scoring point guard for the Richmond Spiders this past season on their way to a Sweet 16 berth in the NCAA Tournament.
There hasn't been much buzz surrounding 2011 NBA Draft prospect Mickey McConnell and, since he seems like an interesting enough player, Ridiculous Upside has decided to do its part at changing that. The six-foot point guard spent the last four seasons at St. Mary's and, after starting in the shadows of Patty Mills, he currently holds the distinction of being the reigning WCC Player of the Year.
Alec Burks should end up being selected somewhere in the lottery portion of the 2011 NBA Draft, but after suffering a reported injury over the weekend, his pre-draft workouts could take a bit of a hit. Burks, a 6-foot-6 shooting guard from Colorado, worked out with the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday and was supposed to workout for the Charlotte Bobcats on Sunday.
