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Message: [QUOTE="bballnut90, post: 5305183, member: 2117"] AFAIK, Fudd hasn't had a fully healthy basketball season since she was a sophomore in high school. Betts is the obvious pick for #1. Based on the WNBA's 2 year average rule for draft lottery odds, Seattle (from LA), Minnesota (from Chicago) and Dallas appear to be best positioned to land the #1 pick next year. Sky (from Connecticut) could also be in the mix, as could Washington. Looking deeper, I'd probably go with Miles and Flaujae for #2/#3 and pencil in Fudd at 4 or 5 alongside Latson, assuming Azzi can stay healthy and produce consistently next year. Fudd is more of a wild card choice due to her history but she's the most explosive scorer in the draft and has developed into a very good defender. If she can stay healthy and find the right fit, she's going to be a very good pro. [/QUOTE]