NBA Draft at a Glance

THE FIRST ROUND

1. Clippers

2. a-Vancouver

3. Denver

4. Toronto

5. b-Golden State

6. Dallas

7. Sacramento

8. Philadephia

9. c-Milwaukee

10. Boston

11. d-Detroit

12. e-Orlando

13. Orlando (from Washington)

14. Houston

15. Orlando (from New Jersey)

16. f-New York

17. Minnesota

18. Toronto (from Portland)

19. Milwaukee (from Cleveland)

20. Atlanta

21. Charlotte

22. Clippers (from Miami)

23. Denver (from Phoenix)

24. San Antonio

25. Indiana

26. Lakers

27. Seattle

28. Chicago

29. Utah.

a-Vancouver has option to convey pick to Detroit. If Detroit receives pick, it may be conveyed to Philadelphia; b-pick might be conveyed to Orlando or Utah; c-Pick may be conveyed to Denver; d-Detroit might have option to convey pick to Philadelphia; e-pick may be conveyed to Golden State or Utah; f-Toronto has option to receive pick.

THE SECOND ROUND

30. Dallas (from Toronto)

31. g-Vancouver

32. Seattle (from Denver)

33. h-Clippers

34. Chicago (from Golden State)

35. Dallas

36. Sacramento

37. i-Philadelphia

38. j-Boston

39. Milwaukee

40. Detroit

41. Houston

42. Orlando

43. Washington

44. k-New York

45. Lakers (from New Jersey)

46. Minnesota

47. Toronto (from Portland)

48. Cleveland

49. Atlanta

50. Charlotte

51. j-Miami

52. San Antonio

53. Dallas (from Phoenix)

54. Denver (from Indiana)

55. Denver (from Seattle)

56. g-Lakers; 57. l-Utah

58. Chicago.

g-Lakers have the right to swap their pick for Vancouver’s pick; h-this pick will be conveyed to Philadelphia, Detroit or Seattle; i-this pick might be conveyed to Detroit or Seattle; j-Boston’s pick (or Miami’s pick if Boston exercises its right to swap picks with Miami) might be conveyed to New York or Vancouver; k-Lakers have the option to receive this pick; l-this pick might be conveyed to Orlando.

TOP PROSPECTS

A look at the top six players the Clippers might be looking to draft with the No. 1 selection in the June 24th draft, to be held in Vancouver, Canada.

* MIKE BIBBY, Arizona--6-2, 190, sophomore guard. Helped Wildcats win NCAA championship in 1997. Averaged 17.2 points and 5.7 assists last season.

* VINCE CARTER, North Carolina--6-7, 215, junior guard-forward. Ranked 18th nationally in field-goal percentage (.591). Averaged 15.6 points and 5.1 rebounds last season.

* ANTAWN JAMISON, North Carolina--6-9, 223 junior forward. 1998 Atlantic Coast Conference player of the year. Averaged 22.2 points and 10.5 rebounds last season, the first Tar Heel to average at least 20 points and 10 rebounds since Billy Cunningham in 1964-65.

* RAEF LaFRENTZ, Kansas--6-11, 235, senior forward. Last season, missed nine games because of a broken right hand. Averaged 19.8 points and 11.4 rebounds (third in nation). Ranks second in Jayhawk history in points and rebounds, trailing Danny Manning.

* MICHAEL OLOWOKANDI, Pacific--7-1, 265, senior center. Averaged 22.2 points, 11.2 rebounds and 2.9 blocked shots last season.

* PAUL PIERCE, Kansas--6-7, 220, junior forward. Averaged 20.5 points and 6.7 rebounds last season.