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NBA draft 2013 -- mock draft links: Jeff Withey, Rudy Gobert, etc. tabbed as Cleveland Cavaliers' other 1st-rounder, after picking Otto Porter Jeff Withey of Kansas blocks a shot by Ohio State's Jared Sullinger during the Jayhawks' 64-62 win over the Buckeyes in a national semifinal game on March 31, 2012 in New Orleans.

Next up in our NBA Draft profiles is Ben McLemore, whose staggering emergence into the nation's spotlight has vaulted him into being one of the top prospects in his class.

Losing out on Andrew Wiggins wasn't exactly Derrick Rose bricking some free throws and Mario Chalmers offering one of the best stomach-punch shots in the history of the tournament, but it was one of the few moments in recent memory when John Calipari didn't get what he wanted.

With the NBA Playoffs in full swing, future NBA hopefuls have their eyes set on the pre-draft combine that is set to take place June 27 in Chicago.

Although the Kansas Jayhawks lost all five starters from their impressive 2012-13 squad, they seem to be the heavy favorite to collect a 10th consecutive Big 12 Conference championship next season after Tuesday's signing of prep phenom Andrew Wiggins.

Andrew Wiggins looks up during the first half of the McDonald's All-American boys basketball game in Chicago, Wednesday, April 3, 2013.

The fact that my childhood hero is turning 60 today is just yet another remind of how old I'm... It is dense, moist and rich, with a crunchy crust from its long, slow bake in a 325-degree oven.

They also return two future lottery picks in Poythress and Cauley-Stein. I have some doubts about this group, but it won't change the fact that they are the favorite to win it all as of today.

The No. 1 high school basketball prospect in the country announced that he will play next season at Kansas, picking the Jayhawks over UK, Florida State and North Carolina.

Andrew Wiggins, the consensus No. 1 basketball recruit in the country, announced Tuesday morning he will attend Kansas, picking the Jayhawks over three other finalists, Kentucky, Florida State and North Carolina.

Andrew Wiggins, the top ranked recruit in the 2013 class, has chosen to play college basketball at the University of Kansas for Bill Self and the Jayhawks.

The trek by 24-year-old Ryan Chalmers, who is scheduled to be in Kansas City on Tuesday, aims to inspire people with disabilities and raise money for charity.

As reported by Huntington Prep head coach Rob Fulford via Twitter, Andrew Wiggins will formally announce his decision Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. While it will be a press conference, only a local reporter will attend in addition to Wiggins' parents, coaches and teammates.

Brooklyn Nets backup point guard Tyshawn Taylor was nothing more than an insurance policy during his rookie season of 2012-2013. It's a shame, because the University of Kansas product showed plenty of promise when starter Deron Williams missed a stretch of games due to ankle injuries.

We are finally getting to the point where nonsensical hype and speculation is finally going to come with some tangible evidence in the 2013 NBA draft.

Regular-season conference titles and roster turnover are annual guarantees for Bill Self and Kansas, as the 11th-year head coach prepares to replace his entire starting five and one of the best assistant coaches in the nation.

Like his fellow rookie Toko, Tyshawn was a Nets second round pick that they acquired via a trade.

On the day the Boston Marathon bombing transfixed the world, Mark Watkins of suburban Kansas City lay face to face with a crisis of life, death and faith of his own.

As the college hoops world continues to await Andrew Wiggins' decision, a decision that has dominated the early months of that long offseason, Kansas has already lost a transfer, gained another one, lost a coach and is looking to gain another one.

ESPN.com's Myron Medcalf handicapped the odds of all four of last season's Final Four teams returning to college basketball's biggest stage again next season.