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This time one year ago, many draft pundits were deploring the weakness of the 2009 NBA Draft. I was among them. Despite my man crush on Ricky Rubio, I thought the 2009 Draft was full of maybes and that there were no sure things at the top of the draft. In my 2009 Draft Guide, I found myself looking ahead to the 2010 Draft more than concentrating on the draft at hand. One year later, the 2009 Draft produced at least three future All-Stars while the 2010 Draft looks to have only two surefire future All-Stars (John Wall and Evan Turner). However, it's years like this where the draft actually becomes interesting. Because there is a lack of great players, there are about five billion different scenarios that can happen on draft night. That's exactly why I thought it was time to do a 2010 ...

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Article written by Tyler Conway