2012 NBA Draft: The Updated Big Board, 2.0

Welcome back to this week's edition of my "Big Board." For those of you that missed my first Big Board, I just want to go over a few of the ground rules with you.

One, I'm not doing a mock draft until the lottery order is set. Remember when Chicago had like a 0.0004 percent chance to land the No. 1 pick, and they got it? It doesn't matter how bad Charlotte was. It' still the lottery! They have to win it, and the Bobcats aren't very good at winning anything.

Two, since we're not doing a lottery, that also means this isn't the order I think guys will get drafted in. This is a true "Big Board" in the sense that this is my ranking of the best players in the draft. If my No. 3 guy is a small forward, and the team picking there really, really needs a power forward, then they will probably take the power forward.

Three, all red flags due to injuries, character, fear of flying, etc. are thrown out the window. This is my ranking of who I think the best players are.

Tune back in after the lottery drawing for my Mock Draft 1.0. For now, here is the Big Board.

1. Anthony Davis, 6'10" Power Forward, Kentucky
2. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, 6'7" Small Forward, Kentucky
3. Thomas Robinson, 6'9" Power Forward, Kansas
4. Bradley Beal, 6'4" Shooting Guard, Florida
5. Jeremy Lamb, 6'5" Shooting Guard, UCONN
6. Harrison Barnes, 6'8" Small Forward, North Carolina
7. Andre Drummond, 6'11" Center, UCONN
8. Royce White, 6'8" Small Forward, Iowa State
9. Jared Sullinger, 6'9" Power Forward, Ohio State
10. Terrence Jones, 6'9" Power Forward, Kentucky
11. Arnett Moultrie, 6'10" Power Forward, Mississippi State
12. Terrence Ross, 6'6" Shooting Guard, Washington
13. Kendall Marshall, 6'4" Point Guard, North Carolina
14. Tyler Zeller, 6'11" Center, North Carolina
15. Perry Jones III, 6'11" Power Forward, Baylor
16. John Henson, 6'11" Power Forward, North Carolina
17. Tony Wroten, 6'5" Point Guard, Washington  
18. Meyers Leonard, 7'0" Center, Illinois
19. Marcus Teague, 6'2" Point Guard, Kentucky
20. Damian Lillard, 6'2" Point Guard, Weber State
21. Will Barton, 6'6" Shooting Guard, Memphis
22. Austin Rivers, 6'4" Shooting Guard, Duke  
23. Doron Lamb, 6'4" Shooting Guard, Kentucky
24. Fab Melo, 7'0" Center, Syracuse
25. Jeffery Taylor, 6'7" Small Forward, Vanderbilt
26. Quincy Miller, 6'9" Small Forward, Baylor
27. Dion Waiters, 6'4" Shooting Guard, Syracuse
28. Moe Harkless, 6'8" Small Forward, St. John's
29. Andrew Nicholson, 6'9" Power Forward, St. Bonaventure
30. Festus Ezeli, 6'11" Center, Vanderbilt