Rose&Beasley.

With all this NBA Draft madness going on, I decided to step outside and let the all-day, everyday College basketball/NBA heads handle it, BUT being the girl that I am...I couldn't help but scope out the two top picks ;-).

Two names.

Michael Beasley
Derrick Rose

Not only do I believe that they are going to truly have a great impact in the NBA, who knows, maybe 'Rookie of the Year' for one of the, BUT man THEY ARE FINE! I guess I'm going to watching way more Miami Heat and Chicago Bulls games from now on. Well, nothing new with 'Heat' because I'm a huge Wade fan.

Michael Beasley
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Born January 9, 1989 (few days before me) in Fredrick Maryland, recently drafted 2nd overall pick to the Miami Heat. Beasley stands at 6 ft 8 and plays both forward positions and shoots jump shots with his left hand (ambidextrous). He played for Kansas State University for one year and then entered himself into the NBA Draft. His strengths are stated to be his "explosive combination of strength and athleticism. Can score from virtually anywhere on the basketball floor. Utilizes his length, quickness, and leaping ability to grab rebounds both in and outside his area. Plays with aggression and confidence. Left-handed." Beasley has been stated to be NBA's 'Next Best Thing.' ---And did I mention fine? lol *Check out for him on the cover of the latest ESPN Magazine...in news stands NOW.

Derrick Rose <3
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From Chicago, IL, Rose was born on October 4, 1988. He was recently drafter by his hometown team, the Chicago Bulls, 1st overall pick. He stands at 6 ft 3 (perfect height for me lol...let me stop) and plays point guard. He played for the University of Memphis for one year before entering the NBA Draft. He strengths are said to be his "a rare combination of size, quickness and athleticism, he has the potential to change the way the point guard position is played … He has extremely long and explosive strides than not only give him a remarkable first step, but also unmatched ability to turn the corner … Using his incredible speed and ballhandling, he is almost unstoppable both in a half court setting and in transition … When he decides to attack, not many players can match up with him as he is relentless and constantly keeps the pressure on the defense..." He is also said to be one to look out for during his rookie season. Award maybe? Who knows? Definitely too early to tell. ---Oh yea, and did I mention, he is ohhh so fine!

Overall, I'm excited to see what all the newly drafted players will bring to their teams. I'll definitely be watching.

Post-script: You all know that the NBA Groupies will be in full force on these two...shoot...they probably already are.