With the fourth pick in the 2006 NBA draft, the Chicago Bowl select Caleb Wilson from the University of North Carolina.

With the 15th pick in the 2006 NBA draft, the Chicago Bowl select Dalyan Swain from the University of Texas.

Mully and Haw, 104-3, the score.

Nice night for the Bulls.

They did get themselves a, I think, a real building block of a player at number four.

A guy that you hope has nothing but upside,

and that is kind of the way he was portrayed among the top four players.

It made me worry that someone might kind of go for that upside and jump the bulls before they could get to it.

Well, we had heard, I talked to somebody in North Carolina around the program that there was a sense that Caleb Wilson had ascended so quickly in the minds of some teams that he might not be there at four.

That was the fear because I think when you look at all the possibilities you weren't going to get a

bad player this might have been the easiest spot in the draft to make a decision

Caleb Wilson falls to the bulls and bryson Graham gets his guy this was the right call

this was a no-brainer then a little more intrigue perhaps uncertainty about the 15th pick, but again, consistent to what they

said they wanted and were looking for.

When you look at Dailen Swain, he led Texas in every category, the only player in the

power for conference to do that, and he comes to the Bulls at a position where they need it.

A wing position, not a big man, and so they got two guys to contribute immediately last night.

And, you know, both of them two-way players, both of them capable of kind of exceeding their height,

if you will, based on their athletic ability.

You know, Swain is six foot seven, but he's got a six-ten-wingspan.

And, you know, you look at a six, nine height for, for Wilson, and he plays at like a six,

11 wings.

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