The 2006 NBA Draft is in late June, as usual, and this year's NBA draft prospects are more of a tossup -- especially at the top -- than in recent years. InsideHoops.com's NBA draft prospects ranking list, by position, below, will be updated again on June 10, 2006. They're done with NBA potential in mind. Also, we're mostly ranking guys with the first round and early second round in mind. As usual, the center spot is the weakest position. Check back regularly.

POINT GUARDS

1) Marcus Williams (UConn, 6-3, 205)
2) Mardy Collins (Villanova, 6-6, 205)
3) Jordan Farmar (UCLA, 6-2, 180
4) Kyle Lowry (Temple, 6-6, 205)
5) Rajon Rondo (Kentucky, 6-2, 170)
6) Juan Jose Barea (Northeastern, 6-0, 170
7) Daniel Gibson (Texas, 6-3, 190)
8) Curtis Stinson (Iowa State, 6-3, 205)

SHOOTING GUARDS

1) Brandon Roy (Washington, 6-3, 195)
2) Randy Foye (Villanova, 6-4, 205)
3) Ronnie Brewer (Arkansas, 6-7, 220)
4) JJ Redick (Duke, 6-4, 190)
5) Shannon Brown (Michigan State, 6-3, 190)
6) Maurice Ager (Michigan State, 6-5, 180)
7) Quincy Douby (Rutgers, 6-3, 175)
8) Guillermo Diaz (Miami, 6-3, 190)

SMALL FORWARDS

1) Adam Morrison (Gonzaga, 6-8, 205)
2) Rudy Gay (UConn, 6-9, 220)
3) Rodney Carney (Memphis, 6-7, 205)
4) Shawne Williams (Memphis, 6-9, 205)

POWER FORWARDS

1) Tyrus Thomas (LSU, 6-9, 225)
2) LaMarcus Aldridge (Texas, 6-10, 240)
3) Andrea Bargnani (Italy, 7-0, 225)
4) Shelden Williams (Duke, 6-9, 250)
5) Cedric Simmons (NC State, 6-9, 235)
6) Leon Powe (California, 6-8, 245)

CENTERS

1) Patrick O'Bryant (Bradley, 7-0, 250)
2) Hilton Armstrong (UConn, 6-11, 235)
3) Paul Davis (Michigan State, 6-11, 245)
4) Josh Boone (UConn, 6-10, 235)