Some of the top WNBA Draft prospects gathered in Bristol, Conn., this morning at the ESPN cafeteria conference room for an executive breakfast hosted by espnW. For the third-straight year, the WNBA Draft will be held at the Mohegan Sun Arena - home of the Connecticut Sun - and ESPN platforms will provide extensive coverage throughout the evening, including "War Rooms" for three of the WNBA teams - Seattle Storm, San Antonio Stars and Connecticut Sun; espnW mock draft predictions, exclusive post-pick interviews and more. Coverage of the 2016 WNBA Draft will start on ESPN2 (7 p.m. ET) with the first round. Coverage then moves to ESPNU for second- and third-round coverage at 8 p.m. ET. ESPN Vice President of Women's Sports Programming, Carol Stiff (at podium), speaks to the executives and prospects. These collegiate stars will be seen tonight during the WNBA Draft telecast. ESPN President John Skipper visits with four-time NCAA champion UConn star Breanna Stewart.
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