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2007-08 Record: 32-50; 4th Southeast
Draft Picks: 9, 38
How they got here and what they need
Lottery Lowdown: Part Two
This is Part Two of Adam Stanco's Lottery Lowdown, a Two-part look at what the Draft means for the Top 14 picks.
7. Minnesota Timberwolves
Lottery Lowdown: Part One - The Draft's Top Six Picks
Welcome to the Pacific Northwest, Mr. Oden and Mr. Durant. We’re sure you will love the nationally televised games and close proximity to Nike headquarters. Please let us know if you have any issues at all…
Yes, the basketball gods have spoken and they’ve told us Greg Oden will be a Blazer and Kevin Durant is Seattle-bound. But you already knew that. What you may not know is what the entire NBA Draft Lottery really means. So let’s start at the top…
1. Portland Trail Blazers
Who is the Most Underrated 2nd Round Prospect?
2007 NBA Draft: Consensus Top 15 Prospects
Six of our college basketball experts ranked the Top 15 2007 NBA Draft
prospects. The numbers were then compiled, giving 15 points for a 1st
place vote on down to 1 point for a 15th place vote. Below is the consensus Top
15 ranking, followed by our individual selections.
Daequan Cook Leaning Towards NBA
According to Andy Katz of ESPN.com, Ohio State freshman Daequan Cook is likely to stay in the NBA Draft, barring an injury in the next two weeks. "Right now, I'm all the way in," Cook said. "There's no question [he's staying in the draft] unless an injury comes up. Right now it's just in case anything could happen until June 18 so you have to be ready for anything." He says that he is going to sign with Mike Conley Sr., who also represents Buckeye teammates Mike Conley Jr. and Greg Oden. Cook, who averaged 9.8 points and 4.3 rebounds last season, is projected as a first-round pick.