Troy Bell spent his NBA draft day Thursday at his family's home in Minnesota, helping arrange tables and chairs for his draft party.

"I wasn't nervous at all," he said.

Dahntay Jones, on the other hand, spent part of the day getting in one last workout for the Atlanta Hawks before rushing back to his family in New York City.

"It was crazy day," Jones said.

Both the 6-1 Bell from Boston College and the 6-6 Jones from Duke seemed a little dazed and fatigued when the Grizzlies' first-round draft choices met with the media on Friday at The Pyramid.

After Grizzlies president of basketball operations Jerry West introduced combo guard Bell and swingman Jones, Grizzlies coach Hubie Brown said trading with Boston to get the Celtics' No. 16 (Bell) and No. 20 (Jones) picks was "a win-win situation."

"Once we couldn't move up in the draft to get who we wanted, we had to go with Plan 'B'," Brown said. "We had to trade because Dahntay Jones wouldn't have been there at our 27th pick. Atlanta was going to take him at 21. Anytime you trade down, you're taking a gamble, but we're thrilled with the guys we got."