The 2012 NBA Draft had a heavy UK flavor as the first two players to go off the board, Anthony Davis and Michael Gidd-Gilchrist, were both Kentucky Wildcats. In total, six players from this year's championship team were selected. Here's a look at which local players got drafted and when and where they went:

FIRST ROUND
1. New Orleans Hornets - Anthony Davis (Center - Kentucky)
2. Charlotte Bobcats - Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (Forward - Kentucky)
3. Washington Wizards - Bradley Beal (Guard - Florida)
4. Cleveland Cavaliers - Dion Waiters (Guard - Syracuse)
5. Sacramento Kings - Thomas Robinson (Forward - Kansas)
18. Houston Rockets - Terrence Jones (Forward - Kentucky)
21. Boston Celtics - Jared Sullinger (Forward - Ohio St.)
29. Chicago Bulls - Marquis Teague (Guard - Kentucky)

SECOND ROUND
12. Milwaukee Bucks - Doron Lamb (Guard - Kentucky)
16. New Orleans Hornets - Darius Miller (Forward - Kentucky)

COMPLETE DRAFT RECAP (NBA.com)

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Following are the results from the 2012 NBA Draft Lottery, which was conducted Wednesday at the Disney/ABC Times Square Studio. The New Orleans Hornets, who had a 13.7 percent chance of obtaining the first selection, will have the first overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft, which will be held in Newark, N.J. at the Prudential Center on Thursday, June 28, 2012.

Round 1 Picks 1-30
1	New Orleans	16	Houston (From New York)
2	Charlotte	17	Dallas
3	Washington	18	Minnesota (From Utah)
4	Cleveland	19	Orlando
5	Sacramento	20	Denver
6	Portland (From Brooklyn)	21	Boston
7	Golden State	22	Boston (From L.A. Clippers via OKC)
8	Toronto	23	Atlanta
9	Detroit	24	Cleveland (From L.A. Lakers)
10	New Orleans (From Minnesota via L.A. Clippers)	25	Memphis
11	Portland	26	Indiana
12	Milwaukee	27	Miami
13	Phoenix	28	Oklahoma City
14	Houston	29	Chicago
15	Philadelphia	30	Golden State (From San Antonio)

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from NBADraft.net...

#	Team	Player	H	W	P	School	C
1	Charlotte	Anthony Davis	6-10	220	PF	Kentucky	Fr.
2	Washington	Thomas Robinson	6-8	240	PF	Kansas	Jr.
3	Cleveland	Andre Drummond	6-11	270	PF/C	UConn	Fr.
4	New Orleans	M. Kidd-Gilchrist	6-6	216	SF	Kentucky	Fr.
5	Sacramento	Harrison Barnes	6-8	223	SF	North Carolina	So.
6	*Portland	Bradley Beal	6-4	207	SG	Florida	Fr.
7	*Golden St.	Jeremy Lamb	6-5	185	SG	UConn	So.
8	Toronto	Austin Rivers	6-4	203	SG	Duke	Fr.
9	Detroit	Perry Jones	6-11	235	SF/PF	Baylor	So.
10	*New Orleans	John Henson	6-10	220	PF	North Carolina	Jr.

COMPLETE TWO-ROUND MOCK DRAFT

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In an announcement that came as no surprise, five underclassmen for the National Champion Kentucky Wildcats declared themselves eligible for the NBA Draft at a press conference in Lexington on Saturday.

Anthony Davis, who many project to be the top pick in the summer’s draft, and classmates Michael-Kidd Gilchrist (projected 3rd overall by NBADraft.net) and Marquise Teague (27th) will join sophomores Terrence Jones (20th) and Doron Lamb (18th) as Wildcats to leave early. Senior Darius Miller (35th) is also expected to be amongst those college players selected.

"If you give up some of your game, you're still going to benefit," head coach John Calipair said. "Can you be about your teammates rather than yourself? That's the lesson (of the 2011-12 season). It can be done."

COMPLETE NBA MOCK DRAFT

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Jared Sullinger, a forward on the Ohio State men’s basketball team, has elected to make himself available for the 2012 National Basketball Association Draft. Sullinger made the announcement Wednesday at Value City Arena.

In two seasons at Ohio State, Sullinger scored 1,282 points (17.3 ppg.) and grabbed 717 rebounds (9.7 rpg.) He played in 74 career games, starting 73. His scoring total rates No. 29 all-time while his rebound total ranks No. 11 in Ohio State history.

His career point total is the third most in Ohio State history over the first two seasons of a career. Jerry Lucas scored 1,381 points in 1960 and 1961. Michael Redd tallied 1,361 in 1998 and 1999.

Sullinger earned numerous Big Ten and national honors during his time in Columbus. A two-time consensus first-team All-American, Sullinger was named the 2011 National and Big Ten Freshman of the Year and was a two-time first team All-Big Ten honoree.

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