Top senior point guards for 2004 NBA Draft

The point guard position is perhaps the toughest to make the adjustment from the college game to the pros. The move is made even more difficult as many smallish shooting guards in college have to convert to becoming playmakers in the NBA. Only six point guards were selected in 2003, seven in 2002, nine in 2001 and ten in 2000. The 2004 point guard class is thin, which means some top underclassmen could enter the draft.

POINT GUARDS
Marcus Moore	Washington State
Chris Duhon	Duke
Jameer Nelson	St. Joseph's
Andre Barrett	Seton Hall
Taliek Brown	Connecticut
Todd Billet	Virginia
Demetrius Hunter	UNLV
Gerald Fitch	Kentucky
Cedric Banks	Illinois-Chicago
Timmy Bowers	Mississippi State
Cliff Hawkins	Kentucky
OTHERS (listed alphabetically)
Curtis Allen	Washington
Kyle Bailey	Santa Clara
Tim Barnes	Iowa State
Brody Boyd	Iowa
Demon Brown	Charlotte
Antonio Burks	Memphis
Ricky Cottrill	East. Michigan
Jeff Cowans	Florida Atlantic
Jon Crispin	UCLA
James Davis	Oregon
Morris Finley	UAB
Luis Flores	Manhattan
Jamaal Gilchrist	Towson
Tommy Gunn	Middle Tenn. State
Marques Green	St. Bonaventure
Mike Helms	Oakland
John Hollingsworth	Akron
Nate Johnson	Nebraska
Domonic Jones	VCU
Ramod Marshall	Dayton
Freddie Owens	Wisconsin
Ryan Sidney	Boston College
Jake Sullivan	Iowa State
Tevoris Thompson	Arkansas State
Courtney Trask	LSU
Thomas Trotter	M-Eastern Shore
Michael Watson	UMKC
Andrew Wisniewski	Centenary
Rashad Wright	Georgia
Chris Young	South Alabama
Jitim Young	Northwestern