At each draft position, an owner receives the highest ranked player who is still available to be drafted. The order in which team owners draft reverses in each successive round, so that the owner who drafts first in the first round, will draft tenth in the second round, and so on. A team's initial waiver order is the inverse of its draft order. To prevent an owner from getting too many players at a single position, the single-list draft method has maximums at every position. Simply have every team owner place their predrafted players in the top 12 slots, and that's who they will receive as long as it doesn't violate any positional maximums.
Leagues are responsible for fixing any errors through trades and waivers.
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