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Dunleavy still key to unlocking lottery

By Andy Katz
ESPN.com

Monday, June 10, 2002

The Chicago pre-draft camp helped crystallize the draft process -- but not with the players on the court. The action was in the stands at the Moody Bible Institute where scouts, general managers and player personnel directors were speculating on who is going where, what trades could occur and who was rising and falling. The players on the court were predominantly second-round or NBDL level talent. There were a handful of players who could jump up and get into the first round, but the consensus ...

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