2004 Draft Prospects

1. Jameer Nelson 6-0/193 (St. Joseph's)
2. Luke Jackson 6-7/215 (Oregon)
3. Rafael Araujo 6-11/280 (BYU)
4. Tony Allen 6-4/206 (Oklahoma State)
5. Chris Duhon 6-1/190 (Duke)
6. Rickey Paulding 6-5/200 (Missouri)
7. Romain Sato 6-5/195 (Xavier)
8. Andre Emmet 6-5/229 (Texas Tech)
9. Ricky Minard 6-4/205 (Morehead State)
10. Tim Pickett 6-4/207 (Florida State)
11. Blake Stepp 6-4/192 (Gonzaga)
12. Darius Rice 6-10/222 (Miami)
13. Matt Freije 6-9/230 (Vanderbilt)
14. Jaime Lloreda 6-7/246 (LSU)
15. Arthur Johnson 6-9/265 (Missouri)
16. Lionel Chalmers 6-0/180 (Xavier)
17. Bryant Matthews 6-7/215 (Virginia Tech)
18. Desmon Farmer 6-6/214 (USC)
19. Luis Flores 6-2/195 (Manhattan)
20. Antonio Burks 6-0/180 (Memphis)
21. Andre Barrett 5-10/172 (Seton Hall)
22. Herve Lamizana 6-10/215 (Rutgers)
23. Brandon Mouton 6-4/205 (Texas)
24. Andre Brown 6-9/245 (DePaul)
25. Jackson Vroman 6-10/230 (Iowa State)
26. Michael Morandais 6-5/205 (Colorado)
27. Pape Sow 6-10/250 (Cal-State Fullerton)
28. Nate Williams 6-11/225 (Georgia State)
29. Sean Finn 6-11/245 (Dayton)
30. Mike Williams 6-8/190 (Western Michigan)
31. Timmy Bowers 6-2/180 (Mississippi State)
32. Nigel Dixon 6-11/320 (Western Kentucky)
33. Aerick Sanders 6-8/215 (San Diego State)
34. Brian Boddicker 6-8/228 (Texas)
35. Rashad Wright 6-3/190 (Georgia)
36. Marques Green 5-7/160 (St. Bonaventure)
37. Julius Page 6-3/191 (Pittsburgh)

1. Victor Khryapa 6-9/230 (Russia)
2. Anderson Varejao 6-10/235 (Brazil)
3. Beno Udrih 6-4/185 (Slovenia)
4. Christian Drejer 6-9/210 (Denmark)
5. Mo Ke 6-10/235 (China)

• Chris Acker (Chaminade)-junior
• Trevor Ariza 6-8/200 (UCLA)-junior
• Brandon Bender 6-9 (Robert Morris College)-junior
• Andris Biedrins 6-10/235 (Latvia)
• Evan Burns 6-8 (San Diego State)-freshman
• Jackie Butler 6-10/260 (Laurinburg Institute-McComb, MS)-HS senior.
  Signed an agent, so he had to stay in the draft. He's iffy on being drafted, but all the other withdrawals helped him out.
• Josh Childress 6-8/205 (Stanford)-junior
• Cortez Davis 6-8 (Rutgers)-freshman
• Luol Deng 6-8/220 (Duke)-freshman
  
• Ben Gordon 6-2/185 (UConn)-junior
  He's in the top 3 or 4 PGs in the draft, and that group is real tight.
• Ha Seung-jin 7-3/300 (South Korea)
• Hamid Haddadi 7-2 (Iran)
• Devin Harris 6-3/185 (Wisconsin)-junior
• David Harrison 7-0/260 (Colorado)-junior
• JaQuan Hart 6-6/170 (Eastern Michigan)-junior
• Dwight Howard 6-10/240 (SW Atlanta Christian Academy)-High School senior
  It was inevitable that Howard declared for the draft, and will challenge Okafor for the top spot.
• Kris Humphries 6-8/240 (Minnesota)-freshman
• Sani Ibrahim 6-10 (Gulf Coast CC)-sophomore
• Andre Iguodala 6-6/207 (Arizona)-sophomore
  
• Al Jefferson 6-8/260 (Prentiss High School-MS)-High School senior
• Arturas Kaubrys 6-10 (Lithuania)
• Shaun Livingston 6-7/175 (Peioria Central HS-IL)-High School senior
• Kevin Martin 6-7/185 (Western Carolina)-junior
• Sergei Monya 6-8/220 (Russia)
• Emeka Okafor 6-10/250 (UConn)-junior
  Its hard to see him not as the number one pick.
• Randy Orr 6-11 (Georgia Perimeter JC)-sophomore
• Jason Parker 6-8 (Kentucky)-junior
• Pavel Podkolzine 7-5/300 (Italy)
• Peter John Ramos 7-3/300 (Puerto Rico)
• Jaber Rouzbahani 7-4/260 (Iran)
• Donta Smith 6-7/230 (Southeastern Illinois College)-sophomore
• J.R. Smith 6-5/210 (St. Benedicts's-NJ)-High School senior
• Josh Smith 6-8/220 (Oak Hill Academy, Smyrna GA)-High School senior
• Kirk Snyder 6-6/219 (Nevada)-junior
• Jerry Sokoloski (Canada)
• Robert Swift 7-0/245 (Bakersfield HS)-High School senior
• Sebastian Telfair 6-0/160 (Lincoln HS-NY)-High School senior
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• Harvey Thomas 6-8/210 (Baylor)-junior
  Will get looks in the second round.
• Aleksander Vujacic 6-7/193 (Italy)
• Delonte West 6-4/180 (St. Joseph's)-junior
• Dorrell Wright6-7/215 (South Kent School-CT)-High School senior