A look at which players could be taken with the first five picks in the WNBA draft:
Candace Parker
Team: Tennessee
Pos.: F, Ht.: 6-4
Stats: Avg. 21.4 pts., 8.5 rebs., 54 percent on FGs going into Tuesday's NCAA title game
Draft spot: Likely No. 1 pick of Los Angeles
Sylvia Fowles
Team: Louisiana State
Pos.: C, Ht.: 6-6
Stats: Avg. 17.4 pts., 10.3 rebs., 58 percent FG shooter, 69 blocks
Draft spot: No. 2 pick of Chicago Sky unless Sparks pass on Parker
Candice Wiggins
Team: Stanford
Pos.: G, Ht.: 5-11 1/2
Stats: Avg. 20.3 pts., 4.8 rebs., 3.2 assists, 34 percent on threes into Wednesday's title game; two 40-point games in NCAA tournament
Draft spot: No. 3 pick by Lynx unless Minnesota decides to go for size; if Lynx pass, Detroit will probably take her at No. 4.
Crystal Langhorne
Team: Maryland
Pos.: C, Ht.: 6-2
Stats: Avg. 17.3 pts., 9.4 rebs.; shot 65 percent from field
Draft spot: Lynx might consider her at No. 3, otherwise Langhorne could fall to Washington or the New York Liberty, which have No. 6 and 7 picks, respectively.
Alexis Hornbuckle
Team: Tennessee
Pos.: G, Ht.: 5-11
Stats: Avg. 10.1 pts., 5.7 rebs., 3.6 assists; shooting 42 percent on threes; hit game-winning basket vs. LSU in NCAA semifinals, has 103 steals this season going into title game; reached 500 career assists on Sunday.
Draft spot: Could go as high as No. 4 to Detroit if Lynx take Wiggins; Houston, which has the No. 5 pick, also could use another outside shooter.
The first round of the WNBA draft will be televised at noon on ESPN2.
The WNBA and its players' union weren't able to agree to a new collective bargaining agreement by the Friday night deadline, and now the league enters a ''status-quo'' period with no new extension reached.
