JUNE 13 -- One question and one question only dominates the 2005 NBA Draft: Who's No. 1?

The discussion centers around Utah's Andrew Bogut and Marvin Williams of North Carolina. But to get a consensus as to what everybody thinks, NBA.com surveyed the expert's mock drafts. Using a simple point system*, we determined whom everybody believes should be selected in the lottery (top 14 picks) when the 2005 NBA Draft tips off June 28 at Madison Square Garden on ESPN (7:30 p.m. ET).

Below are the first 14 picks from seven mock drafts, along with NBA.com's consensus selection.

Order
ESPN.com
SI.com
Sportsline
Inside
Hoops

Fanball
Hoops
Hype

CSTV
NBA.com
Consensus

Milwaukee, No. 1
MIL
1

Williams
N. Carolina

Bogut
Utah

Bogut
Utah

Bogut
Utah

Williams
N. Carolina

Bogut
Utah

Williams
N. Carolina

Bogut
Utah
Atlanta, No. 2
ATL
2

Bogut
Utah

Williams
Illinois

Paul
Wake Forest

Williams
N. Carolina

Bogut
Utah

Paul
Wake Forest

Bogut
Utah

Williams
N. Carolina
Portland, No. 3
POR
3

Green
Gulf Shores

Williams
N. Carolina

Williams
N. Carolina

Green
Gulf Shores

Green
Gulf Shores

Williams
N. Carolina

Paul
Wake Forest

Paul
Wake Forest
New Orleans, No. 4
NOH
4

Paul
Wake Forest

Paul
Wake Forest

Williams
Illinois

Paul
Wake Forest

Paul
Wake Forest

Williams
Illinois

Williams
Illinois

Williams
Illinois
Charlotte, No. 5
CHA
5

Williams
Illinois

Green
Gulf Shores

Green
Gulf Shores

Williams
Illinois

Williams
Illinois

Green
Gulf Shores

Green
Gulf Shores

Green
Gulf Shores
Utah, No. 6
UTA
6

Vazquez
Spain

Felton
N. Carolina

Martynas A.
Lithuania

Granger
New Mexico

Felton
N. Carolina

Splitter
Brazil

Felton
N. Carolina

Felton
N. Carolina
Toronto, No. 7
TOR
7

Granger
New Mexico

Vazquez
Spain

Wright
Texas A&M

Taft
Pittsburgh

Granger
New Mexico

Felton
N. Carolina

Vazquez
Spain

Vazquez
Spain
New York, No. 8
NYK
8

Frye
Arizona

Frye
Arizona

Petro
France

Frye
Arizona

Frye
Arizona

Taft
Pittsburgh

Taft
Pittsburgh

Frye
Arizona
Golden State, No. 9
GSW
9

Diogu
Ariz. St.

Splitter
Brazil

Taft
Pittsburgh

Vazquez
Spain

Warrick
Syracuse

Frye
Arizona

Frye
Arizona

Granger
New Mexico
L.A. Lakers, No. 10
LAL
10

Felton
N. Carolina

May
N. Carolina

Felton
N. Carolina

Martynas A.
Lithuania

Vazquez
Spain

Vazquez
Spain

Granger
New Mexico

Taft
Pittsburgh
Orlando, No. 11
ORL
11

Webster
Seattle Prep

Webster
Seattle Prep

Warrick
Syracuse

Webster
Seattle Prep

Martynas A.
Lithuania

Wright
Texas A&M

May
N. Carolina

Martynas A.
Lithuania
L.A. Clippers, No. 12
LAC
12

Wright
Texas A&M

McCants
N. Carolina

Granger
New Mexico

Granger
New Mexico

Wright
Texas A&M

Martynas A.
Lithuania

McCants
N. Carolina

Wright
Texas A&M
Charlotte, No. 13
CHA
13

Graham
Okla. St.

Martynas A.
Lithuania

Vazquez
Spain

Wright
Texas A&M

Graham
Okla. St.

Villanueva
UConn

Wright
Texas A&M

Splitter
Brazil
Minnesota, No. 14
MIN
14

Villanueva
UConn

Wright
Texas A&M

Webster
Seattle Prep

Graham
Okla. St.

Jack
Ga. Tech

Warrick
Syracuse

Webster
Seattle Prep

Webster
Seattle Prep
Order
ESPN.com
SI.com
Sportsline
Inside
Hoops

Fanball
Hoops
Hype

CSTV
NBA.com
Consensus

ESPN.com: Chad Ford
SI.com: Ian Thomsen
CBSSportsline.com: Tony Meija

* To calculate the consensus, we awarded 14 points for the first overall pick, 13 to the second, continuing to 1 for the final lottery pick. The player with the highest point total represents the top overall selection.

The mock drafts above were conducted before the early entry withdrawal deadline and may change.