Is Simmons really going to be a PF? Would've thought he was agile enough to be a SF whereas Maker would supposedly make a decent PF in the Garnett style.

OP's roster is not going to be a strong NBA team in a hurry.

Please stop putting Exum in your teams we have players in the NBL who played years of college ball for some decent colleges and they struggle to adjust to our league if he even gets on the court in the NBA they will ride him like a rented mule!

They would be a lottery team if they played NBA.
Does give food for thought with 2016 boomers team which could look like this

Dellavedova/Exum/??
Mills/Goulding
Ingles/Simmons /Newley or Broekhoff
Bairstow/Maker
Bogut/Baynes

Motum,Bolden,Drmic,Greenwood also possible inclusions

Don't get me wrong I hope Exum is successful but the point I'm trying to make is he will struggle for years until he matures, he's a boy about to come up against men. And I doubt he'll be a Top 5 pick!

I don't know if there has ever been a top 5 pick who has not hit the court at some stage or another so I'm sure Exum will hit the court. Bennett was one of the biggest busts of all time and he still got a decent amount of court time and will probably in future.

He should go as the 4th pick - at least that is what most sports betting agencies have him as short favourite to go as.

Also, most top 5 draft picks usually ease into the NBA system fairly quick. Look at some of last years picks even outside of the top 10 and how quickly they have become quality players:

Pick 24: Tim Hardaway Jr
Pick 22: Mason Plumlee
Pick 20: Tony Snell
Pick 13: Kelly Olynyck
Pick 12: Steven Adams
Pick 10: Michael Carter Williams

Agree Isaac Simmons is definitely at SF in the mold of a point forward like Lebron, can pass, rebound, drive, shoot, make plays.Maker hopefully will continue to develop into PF like garnett

What are we waiting for, lets get this thing happening, Boomers join the NBA, along with all the other nations of the world that have a top 10 ranking.

It can be just like....... oh wait, we already have a competition like this, its called the World Cup. Thank god the number of teams from the U.S. is capped at one.

Being serious, an NBA equivalent of a Nation of Origin game instead of an All-Star game may be a reality within the next decade.

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Weaknesses: Level of competition is the biggest knock against Exum. He has not proven himsrelf against a high enough level of competition to make anyone feel completely comfortable drafting him in the top 5 ... Some of his best performances have come in games (Under 19 World Championships) where he appeared to be one of the most physically advanced players ... Playing for the Australian National Team, he was given free reign to create offense for himself. Can he be as succesful without being given the same level of freedom? ... Exum has played off the ball a lot, and he doesn't appear ready to be a true point guard ... His handle is loose at times - has the ball poked away too often and occasionally fumbles when changing hands or directions … Not an exceptional facilitator – makes too many ill-advised passes … Inconsistent outside shot – does not always get enough elevation and has a low release point, especially when his feet are set (catch-and-shoot) … Trajectory on his shot appears flat at times ... Settles for long-distance threes too often … Not vertically explosive and struggles to finish with authority. For a player who thrives off of beating defenders off the dribble, his lack of ability to explode and finish with the best of them is concerning … Tends to drive to the left and shoot with his right … Struggles at the free-throw line, shooting around 65% in International competitions ... Can he develop his body and become a tough player capable of finishing with contact? 

Looks like Exum has attracted his own personal hate club like Patty Mills. For me he is just unproven but at this stage you would give him the benefit of the doubt.

The last two times we gambled on top young prospects in the Boomers team:

2004: Bogut went 14ppg (2nd behind Heal) and 9rpg (led the team) in Athens as a 19 year-old.

2008: As a 19 year-old, Mills led the Beijing team team in scoring with 14ppg at 52% from the field.

While it can be argued that the Boomers were weak at centre in 2004 (only Rogers), and weak at PG in 2008, the fact is that these two guys not only filled their role on the team, they starred. Neither had proved themselves at a senior level prior to their selection on the team.

Exum certainly has many question marks over him. Some chatter here that Exum would be lucky to make this year's world cup team, while Exum is also earmarked by most as a lottery pick. If he truly is the talent that so many see that he is, how could we not give him a go on this team? Perhaps, just like Mills and Bogut, his play will demand minutes and he might even stand out.