The Cavs get the top pick in the lottery, OHSAA has changes coming and why there isn't more oversight on booster clubs. Join us this week for all that and more from WOSU Public Media's After The Score.
The Cleveland Cavaliers turned a 1.8 percent chance into the top pick in the NBA Draft. That makes the third time in four years that the Cavs have won the NBA's draft lottery and will have the top pick in the June 26thdraft.
How will they use this pick? Will it be Andrew Wiggins? Joel Embiid? Jabari Parker? Or will Cleveland surprise everyone again and go with a wild card?
Later, changes were recently approved to the Ohio High School Athletic Association that will reevaluate the way divisions are created in high school sports. The idea is a level playing field. What changes have been made? Steve and Thomas talk to OHSAA commissioner Dan Ross about the changes.
And finally, two people are headed to prison after stealing thousands of dollars from a high school booster club. We talk to the state's top attorney, Mike DeWine, on why there isn't more oversight.
