Links: Chad Ford updates his mock draft; Magic interviews Frank Vogel

Links and notes for Wednesday:

▪ After Tuesday night’s draft lottery, ESPN’s Chad Ford has his mock draft 7.0 set. Ford has Jamal Murray going to the Boston Celtics with the No. 3 pick. He has Orlando taking Skal Labissiere at No. 11. He has Tyler Ulis going to the Denver Nuggets with the No. 15 pick.

▪ Kentucky football has added an assistant strength and conditioning coach for football, reports Jennifer Smith of the Herald-Leader. Deonte Mack follows Mark Hill from Bloomington to the weight room in Lexington.

▪ The Cats are among those on Jedrick Will’s Top 10 list, reports Ben Roberts of the Herald-Leader. The offensive tackle from Lafayette is one of the nation’s most coveted recruits.

▪ UK’s Chip McDaniel is tied for the lead in the NCAA Golf Regional. The former Clay County star shot a 67 on Tuesday.

▪ Kentucky softball is preparing for this weekend’s NCAA Regional at John Cropp Stadium. A pair of freshmen, Abbey Cheek and Katie Reed, have played an important role in the Cats’ success this season.

▪ Kentucky baseball picked up a 4-1 win at Murray State on Tuesday. The Cats close out the regular season with a home weekend series against Missouri.

▪ Rick Pitino reported that center Chinanu Onuaku underwent a successful heart procedure and will probably stay in the NBA Draft.

▪ Devin Booker brought a friend and luck to the Big Apple for the Phoenix Suns. Booker was the team’s representative at the NBA Draft lottery. He was joined by 16-year-old Suns fan Jenna Warren, who has Down Syndrome.

▪ Reports say Oklahoma guard Austin Grandstaff will transfer from the Final Four team. Grandstaff started out at Ohio State before moving to Norman.

▪ In the Indians’ 13-1 rout of the Reds on Tuesday night, Cincinnati gave up a grand slam with walks. You read that right.

▪ The wife of ex-Eastern Kentucky University basketball coach Jeff Neubauer, now at Fordham, has apparently been tweeting about his alleged affair.

▪ Saturday Down South takes a look at how Eddie Gran’s previous backfields compare to the one he now has at Kentucky.

▪ We’re three days away from the Preakness.

▪ Looks like ex-UK manager and former Indiana Pacers coach Frank Vogel could land on his feet with the Orlando Magic.

▪ The Warriors will try to return to being the Warriors on Wednesday night, down 1-0 to the Oklahoma City Thunder. It’s a 9 p.m. game on TNT.

▪ A 6-year-old was severely injured by a foul ball at a Charlotte Knights’ minor league baseball game. The boy suffered a skull fracture and concussion.

▪ The SEC will follow the ACC’s lead and go to a more collaborative effort on replay calls this football season.

▪ You can read my random notes column for the print edition here.