76ers Make Iverson No. 1 Draft Pick To the surprise of no one, the Philadelphia 76ers selected Georgetown guard Allen Iverson with the first pick of the NBA draft. The Toronto Raptors chose Massachusetts center Marcus Camby second. The Bullets used their only pick of the draft to take LSU's Ronnie Henderson. Get the latest draft news in the box to the right, and let us know who you would have taken with the first pick.

At 55, There's No Reason to Rush
Columnist Tony Kornheiser takes a look at the draft, and the conspicuous absence of Les Boulez, who had become regulars at the draft, until this year. The Bullets traded their No. 1 draft pick to Cleveland for Mark Price, and didn't pick until late in the second round.

Lynam, Bullets Watch From Sideline
The Washington Bullets have improved themselves tremendously in recent drafts, adding the likes of Juwan Howard and Tom Gugliotta, who was the bait that led to the acquisition of Chris Webber. But this season is a different story, as the Bullets have just one pick, the 55th overall. And Coach Jim Lynam said a trade to move up is "unlikely." For more on the team, check out the Bullets page.

1995: Joe Smith Goes West
The Golden State Warriors made Maryland center Joe Smith (pictured) the No. 1 selection in the 1995 NBA draft. Alabama center Antonio McDyess was selected second and North Carolina forward Jerry Stackhouse was third. Revisit other 1995 NBA highlights in Sports Memories.