A selection-by-selection look at the 2012 NBA draft:
No. 1 New Orleans Hornets: Anthony Davis, 6-11, 222, Kentucky, power forward
No. 1 New Orleans Hornets: Anthony Davis, 6-11, 222, Kentucky, power forward
No. 2 Charlotte Bobcats: Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, 6-7, 233, Kentucky, small forward:
No. 3 Washington Wizards: Bradley Beal, 6-5, 202, Florida, shooting guard:
No. 4 Cleveland Cavaliers: Dion Waiters, 6-4, 221, Syracuse, shooting guard:
No. 5 Sacramento Kings: Thomas Robinson, 6-9, 244, Kansas, power forward:
No. 6 Portland Trail Blazers: Damian Lillard, 6-3, 189, Weber State, point guard:
No. 7 Golden State Warriors: Harrison Barnes, 6-8, 228, North Carolina, small forward:
No. 8 Toronto Raptors: Terrence Ross, 6-7, 197, Washington, small forward:
No. 9 Detroit Pistons: Andre Drummond, 7-0, 279, Connecticut, center:
No. 10 New Orleans Hornets: Austin Rivers, 6-5, 203, Duke, shooting guard:
No. 11 Portland Trail Blazers: Meyers Leonard, 7-1, 250, Illinois, center:
No. 12 Houston Rockets: Jeremy Lamb, 6-5, 179, Connecticut, shooting guard:
No. 13 Phoenix Suns: Kendall Marshall, 6-4, 198, North Carolina, point guard:
No. 14 Milwaukee Bucks: John Henson, 6-10, 216, North Carolina, power forward:
No. 15 Philadelphia 76ers: Maurice Harkless, 6-9, 207, St. John's, small forward:
No. 16 Houston Rockets: Royce White, 6-8, 261, Iowa State, power forward:
No. 17 Dallas Mavericks: Tyler Zeller, 7-0, 247, North Carolina, center:
No. 18 Houston Rockets: Terrence Jones, 6-9, 252, Kentucky, power forward:
No. 19 Orlando Magic: Andrew Nicholson, 6-9, 234, St. Bonaventure, power forward:
No. 20 Denver Nuggets: Evan Fournier, 6-7, 204, France, shooting guard:
No. 21 Boston Celtics: Jared Sullinger, 6-9, 268, Ohio State, power forward:
No. 22 Boston Celtics: Fab Melo, 7-0, 255, Syracuse, center:
No. 23 Atlanta Hawks: John Jenkins, 6-4, 212, Vanderbilt, shooting guard:
No. 24 Cleveland Cavaliers: Jared Cunningham, 6-5, 188, Oregon State, shooting guard:
No. 25 Memphis Grizzlies: Tony Wroten, 6-6, 203, Washington, point guard:
No. 26 Indiana Pacers: Miles Plumlee, Duke, 7-0, 252, Duke, center:
No. 27 Miami Heat: Arnett Moultrie, 6-11, 233, Mississippi State, power forward:
No. 28 Oklahoma City Thunder: Perry Jones III, 6-11, 234, Baylor, power forward:
No. 29 Chicago Bulls: Marquis Teague, 6-2, 180, Kentucky, point guard:
No. 30 Golden State Warriors: Festus Ezeli, 6-11, 264, Vanderbilt, center:
Second round
No. 31 Charlotte Bobcats: Jeffrey Taylor, 6-7, 213, Vanderbilt, small forward.
No. 32 Washington Wizards: Tomas Satoransky, 6-7, 200, Czech Republic, shooting guard.
No. 33 Cleveland Cavaliers: Bernard James, 6-10, 230, Florida State, center (trade proposal has Cleveland trading James' draft right to the Mavericks for the rights to Zeller and future considerations).
No. 34 Cleveland Cavaliers: Jay Crowder, 6-6, 241, Marquette, small forward.
No. 21 Boston Celtics: Jared Sullinger, 6-9, 268, Ohio State, power forward:
No. 22 Boston Celtics: Fab Melo, 7-0, 255, Syracuse, center:
No. 23 Atlanta Hawks: John Jenkins, 6-4, 212, Vanderbilt, shooting guard:
No. 24 Cleveland Cavaliers: Jared Cunningham, 6-5, 188, Oregon State, shooting guard:
No. 25 Memphis Grizzlies: Tony Wroten, 6-6, 203, Washington, point guard:
No. 26 Indiana Pacers: Miles Plumlee, Duke, 7-0, 252, Duke, center:
No. 27 Miami Heat: Arnett Moultrie, 6-11, 233, Mississippi State, power forward:
No. 28 Oklahoma City Thunder: Perry Jones III, 6-11, 234, Baylor, power forward:
No. 29 Chicago Bulls: Marquis Teague, 6-2, 180, Kentucky, point guard:
No. 30 Golden State Warriors: Festus Ezeli, 6-11, 264, Vanderbilt, center:
Second round
No. 31 Charlotte Bobcats: Jeffrey Taylor, 6-7, 213, Vanderbilt, small forward.
No. 32 Washington Wizards: Tomas Satoransky, 6-7, 200, Czech Republic, shooting guard.
No. 33 Cleveland Cavaliers: Bernard James, 6-10, 230, Florida State, center (trade proposal has Cleveland trading James' draft right to the Mavericks for the rights to Zeller and future considerations).
No. 34 Cleveland Cavaliers: Jay Crowder, 6-6, 241, Marquette, small forward.
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