1

Raj

Adam Browne

As of right now, I have to go with Adam as the #1. If he confirms before the draft that he's playing, its a no brainer. But if his signability is still in question, its a risky pick cause you might end up having to get a free agent pickup.

2

Adam Walker

Vadim Shenderey

Fourth straight year with the #2 pick for Adam and it'll be his second straight playing with an MVP. It fits for Vadim to go here because Vadim would allow Adam to score like he did with Paul last year. This team would be a tough team and give Adam a big inside banger to allow him to shoot outside.

3

Salar Samii

Craig Isenbart

This may be a bold prediction but it fits. They'd have good chemistry and Craig has gotten better every season. However, his priorities are sharing the ball and rebounding aka the opposite of Adam B...exactly what Salar wants.

4

Paul Ruckerman

Tim Rumpff

The closest thing left to Vadim's style of play is Alex, but that might be kinda awkward. So after Alex the next big body is Tim. Their styles of play are very similar though so this team could mesh and Ryan Motyka is also a pretty pick here too. Expect this pick to be a turning point in whatever direction he goes.

5

Sam Mason

Alex Parr

Sam learned his lesson last year: you need size in the DWL. He gets exactly what he wants and he gets a winner here at 5 in Alex who is tied on top in career wins. Styles go well together and Sam's game is close to Ryan W.

6

Ryan Fitzmeyer

Kevin Eaton

Team York is meant to be. Kevin could easily get snatched up as high as #2 but if he's available here, there's no way he's passed up. This team would work well with Kevin shooting and Ryan camped under the basket.

7

Tom Brodrik

Ryan Motyka

Tom gets a steal here at seven because people still don't know what Ryan can deliver because of the no-show in the final four. He has proved he can score so the only thing here is whether these two could share the ball.

8

Abi Viswanathan

Scott Henderson

Scotty is last pick again but Abi isn't exactly a loser here. Scott is a tough player who doesn't back down and if Abi improves his game like he did before the 2004 season, they could be dangerous.