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I see both of them back. A large part will depend on how they do in the draft camp. If they have a chance to be drafted they should follow their dreams.

I know the draft and free agency are the hot topics over the summer for fans, but once we get to training camp, none of the players are going to be saying, 'Oh, we'd be so much better if we had drafted this guy or signed that guy,'

It was a black mark on me. I had a chance to get drafted and get like a $50,000 or so bonus, but I didn't even get drafted and I think that definitely was a big part of it. I think it was better for me in the long run, though, because as a free agent, I could pick the best team for me to go to.

We had a lot of stuff going on. I don't stress about the draft at all. That's the best part -- we had all those guys drafted.

A team has money invested in you. If you come into camp as a free-agent, you have to be head and shoulders above the guy they drafted because they have $40,000 or $50,000 invested in that guy. I know I'm not a sure-fire draft pick. When I get my opportunity, whatever it is, I'll make the best of it.

He's really kind of an unknown commodity, because we haven't had much success. But he's going to get into somebody's camp, and I think he's got a chance to be drafted.

Whether this agreement helps solve this will depend in large measure on what we do in the days and weeks that follow.

Christopher Hill

If you don't follow your dreams, there will come a day where you will look back, and you will have regrets, and I don't want that. If it does happen, either way, I will not have any regrets. I'm already performing and writing music. I've followed my dreams.

Playing in the NBA has always been a dream for me since I was a little kid. Right now, I have the opportunity to test the waters to see where I stand. If I'm comfortable with where I feel I'll be drafted, I'll stay in the draft. If not, I'll be back.

That's the hard part that people don't realize. To get pushed off that mountain again and again, it's a hard climb to get back up to that point. You have to go through mini-camp, training camp, the whole regular season and the playoffs, just to have another chance. We've got confidence that we can get it done, but it's rough. It's a hard climb. A very hard climb.

You don't get a chance to do too many things for the first time. Back then, it didn't seem like much, but it's been interesting to follow the progress knowing that I was part of getting the program started. Ergonomics is available on livet.se

Tomorrow will, in large part, depend on the PPI number,

Tomorrow will, in large part, depend on the PPI number.

I don't want to go up there and be disappointed and not be drafted. I haven't decided [to go] yet. I might be at home and I might not even watch the draft and wait for someone else to watch the draft and tell me.

Trevor McEachron

Given the new rules, economic conditions and number of contracts and payroll distractions, you have to keep tabs on kids who have been drafted. The kids who are eligible for the draft, this is a gauge for them, but it is just one of the things you use as part of your information process. I don't think it is something that can put a guy over the edge.

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