SuperFooty revisits the drafts of 1994 and 1995 and re-ranks them Anthony Rocca wasn't in Sydney long before returning to his home state and the Magpies. OVER the past week SuperFooty has been revisiting some the national drafts of past years and rewriting the top 10 picks. Today, we look back at the 1994 and 1995 national drafts. While they were fond years for West Coast and Carlton fans, with their teams netting premierships, how did they fare at the draft table? We've gone right through each of the drafts from both years, rated how all players selected from those years performed across their career and then re-ranked the top 10. Jeff White (Fremantle) Anthony Rocca (Sydney) Shannon Grant (Sydney) Scott Lucas (Essendon) Joel Smith (St Kilda) Robert McMahon (Fitzroy) Tony Brown (St Kilda) Daniel Harford (Hawthorn) Ben Wilson (Collingwood) Blake Caracella (Essendon) Michael O'Loughlin was a star for the Sydney Swans. Michael O'Loughlin (pick 40) - 303 AFL matches Scott Lucas (4) - 270 matches Shannon Grant (3) - 301 matches Anthony Rocca (2) - 242 matches Adem Yze (16) - 271 matches Jeff White (1) - 266 matches Austinn Jones (48) - 226 matches Scott Camporeale (15) - 252 matches Blake Caracella (10) - 187 matches Aaron Hamill (79) - 190 matches PLENTY of them in this draft. One could throw a blanket over the top few drafted, while re-ranking them is equally tough. Hawthorn may well have been the biggest winner. Daniel Harford was unlucky not to scrape into the revised top 10, but the Hawks got a beauty with him at pick 8. They also ensured a fruitful draft by nabbing Ben Dixon (pick 77) and Jade Rawlings (94). Hawthorn did also select Brad Scott at pick 60, but he would only play 22 of his 168 career matches in the brown and gold. THE homesickness bug, in vogue at present after five now-former Brisbane Lions were recently traded, was also present in this draft. While Fremantle and Sydney had the first three picks (Freo pick 1 and the Swans the next two), sadly for those clubs, those future stars wouldn't play out their careers at their first home. Jeff White, Anthony Rocca and Shannon Grant would all return to their native Victoria. Clive Waterhouse (Fremantle) Matthew Primus (Fitzroy) Brendon Fewster (West Coast) Scott Bamford (Fitzroy) Brendan Krummel (Hawthorn) Daniel Healy (St Kilda) Ben Edwards (Fremantle) Jared Crouch (Sydney) Allen Jakovich (Footscray) Simon Prestigiacomo (Collingwood) Simon Prestigiacomo was Mr Dependable for Collingwood throughout his career. Brent Harvey (pick 47) - 362 matches Barry Hall (19) - 289 matches Darren Milburn (48) - 292 matches Daniel Bradshaw (56) - 231 matches Paul Licuria (24) - 192 matches Kane Johnson (27) - 220 matches Simon Prestigiacomo (10) - 233 matches Daniel Chick (25) - 252 matches Jared Crouch (8) - 223 matches Matthew Primus (2) - 157 matches PREMIERSHIP players galore out of this draft. Ben Cousins and Joel Bowden were also picked up as father-sons and would have been rated in the revised top 10 but they didn't have a number beside their name when selected. While the interstate clubs may have lost out a year earlier, they benefited a year later. Primus, taken by Fitzroy, ended up at Port Adelaide, while Hall, Bradshaw, Johnson, Chick and Crouch all enjoyed flag success interstate. Milburn was a two-time premiership hero for the Cats and the man taken one pick before him - Boomer Harvey - continues to amaze for the Kangaroos. Will his time come again in 2014 for North Melbourne? North Melbourne champion Brent Harvey continues to star. THE recruiters early on. All of the top 10 except Ben Edwards (Fremantle) did play for their clubs, but this wasn't a stellar early crop. Or did the recruiters just get it wrong? It just goes to show the draft can be a lottery.