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PK(OVR) TEAM NAME HT YR POS SCHOOL
1(1) Houston Yao Ming 7-5 C China
2(2) Chicago Jay Williams 6-2 Jr PG Duke
3(3) Golden State Mike Dunleavy Jr. 6-9 Jr SF Duke
4(4) Memphis Drew Gooden 6-10 Jr PF Kansas
5(5) Denver Nikoloz Tskitishvili 6-11 PF Georgia
6(6) Cleveland Dajuan Wagner 6-3 Fr PG Memphis
7(7) Denver (from New York [and Marcus Camby, Mark Jackson]
for Antonio McDyess, the No. 25 pick and a 2003 second-round pick) Maybyner Hilario 6-9 PF Brazil
8(8) LA Clippers (from Atlanta) Chris Wilcox 6-10 So PF Maryland
9(9) Phoenix Amare Stoudemire 6-9 PF Cypress Creek (fla.) HS
10(10) Miami Caron Butler 6-7 So SF Connecticut
11(11) Washington Jared Jeffries 6-10 So SF Indiana
12(12) LA Clippers Melvin Ely 6-10 Sr PF Fresno St
13(13) Milwaukee Marcus Haislip 6-10 Jr PF Tennessee
14(14) Indiana Frederick Jones 6-4 Sr SG Oregon
15(15) Houston (from Toronto) Bostjan Nachbar 6-8 SF Slovenia
16(16) Golden State (from Philadelphia for a future first-round pick and a future first- or second-round pick) Jiri Welsch 6-6 SG Czech Republic
17(17) Washington (from New Orleans) Juan Dixon 6-3 Sr PG Maryland
18(18) Utah (from Orlando for No. 19 and No. 47) Curtis Borchardt 7-0 Jr C Stanford
19(19) Orlando (from Utah [and No. 47] for No. 18) Ryan Humphrey 6-8 Sr PF Notre Dame
20(20) LA Lakers (from Toronto [and Tracy Murray] for No. 27 and Lindsey Hunter) Kareem Rush 6-6 Jr SG Missouri
21(21) Portland Qyntel Woods 6-9 SF Northeast Mississippi Jc
22(22) Phoenix (from Boston) Casey Jacobsen 6-6 Jr SG Stanford
23(23) Detroit Tayshaun Prince 6-9 Sr SF Kentucky
24(24) New Jersey Nenad Krstic 7-0 C Yugoslavia
25(25) New York (from Denver [and Antonio McDyess and a 2003
second-round pick] for No. 7 pick, Marcus Camby and Mark
Jackson; from Dallas) Frank Williams 6-3 Jr PG Illinois
26(26) Philadelphia (from San Antonio [and No. 57 and Mark Bryant] for Speedy Claxton) John Salmons 6-7 Sr SG Miami Fla
27(27) Toronto (from Lakers [and Lindsey Hunter] for No. 20 and Tracy Murray) Chris Jefferies 6-8 Jr SF Fresno St
28(28) Atlanta (from Sacramento for a future first-round pick) Dan Dickau 6-0 Sr PG Gonzaga
PK(OVR) TEAM NAME HT YR POS SCHOOL
1(30) Golden State Steve Logan 6-1 Sr PG Cincinnati
2(31) Chicago Roger Mason Jr. 6-5 Jr SG Virginia
3(32) Memphis Robert Archibald 6-11 Sr C Illinois
4(33) Denver Vincent Yarbrough 6-7 Sr SF Tennessee
5(34) Milwaukee (from Houston) Dan Gadzuric 6-11 Sr C UCLA
6(35) Cleveland Carlos Boozer 6-9 Jr PF Duke
7(36) New York Milos Vujanic 6-2 PG Yugoslavia
8(37) Atlanta David Andersen 6-10 PF Australia
9(38) Houston (from Miami) Tito Maddox 6-4 So PG Fresno St
10(39) Washington (from Phoenix via Denver) Rod Grizzard 6-8 Jr SG Alabama
11(40) Washington Juan Navarro 6-4 PG Spain
12(41) Orlando (from Clippers for past considerations) Mario Kasun 7-0 C Croatia
13(42) Milwaukee Ronald Murray 6-4 PG Shaw
14(43) Portland (from Toronto via Chicago) Jason Jennings 7-0 Sr C Arkansas St
15(44) Chicago (from Indiana) Lonny Baxter 6-8 Sr PF Maryland
16(45) Philadelphia Sam Clancy 6-7 Sr PF USC
17(46) Cleveland (from Memphis [and Nick Anderson] for Wesley Person) Matt Barnes 6-7 Sr SF UCLA
18(47) Milwaukee (from Orlando for Rashard Griffith [currently in Italy]) Jamal Sampson 6-11 Fr C California
19(48) Memphis (from Milwaukee for 2003 second-round pick) Chris Owens 6-8 Sr PF Texas
20(49) Seattle Peter Fehse 6-11 PF Germany
21(50) Boston Darius Songaila 6-9 Sr PF Wake Forest
22(51) Portland Federico Kammerichs 6-9 PF Argentina
23(52) Minnesota Marcus Taylor 6-3 So PG Michigan St
24(53) Miami (from Houston) Rasual Butler 6-7 Sr SF La Salle
25(54) New Jersey Tamar Slay 6-9 Sr SF Marshall
26(55) Dallas Mladen Sekularac 6-8 SG Yugoslavia
27(56) San Antonio (from LA Lakers) Luis Scola 6-10 PF Argentina
28(57) Philadelphia (from San Antonio [and No. 26 pick and Mark Bryant] for Speedy Claxton) Randy Holcomb 6-9 Sr SF San Diego St
29(58) Sacramento Corsley Edwards 6-9 Sr PF Central Conn
1(1) Houston Yao Ming 7-5 C China
2(2) Chicago Jay Williams 6-2 Jr PG Duke
3(3) Golden State Mike Dunleavy Jr. 6-9 Jr SF Duke
4(4) Memphis Drew Gooden 6-10 Jr PF Kansas
5(5) Denver Nikoloz Tskitishvili 6-11 PF Georgia
6(6) Cleveland Dajuan Wagner 6-3 Fr PG Memphis
7(7) Denver (from New York [and Marcus Camby, Mark Jackson]
for Antonio McDyess, the No. 25 pick and a 2003 second-round pick) Maybyner Hilario 6-9 PF Brazil
8(8) LA Clippers (from Atlanta) Chris Wilcox 6-10 So PF Maryland
9(9) Phoenix Amare Stoudemire 6-9 PF Cypress Creek (fla.) HS
10(10) Miami Caron Butler 6-7 So SF Connecticut
11(11) Washington Jared Jeffries 6-10 So SF Indiana
12(12) LA Clippers Melvin Ely 6-10 Sr PF Fresno St
13(13) Milwaukee Marcus Haislip 6-10 Jr PF Tennessee
14(14) Indiana Frederick Jones 6-4 Sr SG Oregon
15(15) Houston (from Toronto) Bostjan Nachbar 6-8 SF Slovenia
16(16) Golden State (from Philadelphia for a future first-round pick and a future first- or second-round pick) Jiri Welsch 6-6 SG Czech Republic
17(17) Washington (from New Orleans) Juan Dixon 6-3 Sr PG Maryland
18(18) Utah (from Orlando for No. 19 and No. 47) Curtis Borchardt 7-0 Jr C Stanford
19(19) Orlando (from Utah [and No. 47] for No. 18) Ryan Humphrey 6-8 Sr PF Notre Dame
20(20) LA Lakers (from Toronto [and Tracy Murray] for No. 27 and Lindsey Hunter) Kareem Rush 6-6 Jr SG Missouri
21(21) Portland Qyntel Woods 6-9 SF Northeast Mississippi Jc
22(22) Phoenix (from Boston) Casey Jacobsen 6-6 Jr SG Stanford
23(23) Detroit Tayshaun Prince 6-9 Sr SF Kentucky
24(24) New Jersey Nenad Krstic 7-0 C Yugoslavia
25(25) New York (from Denver [and Antonio McDyess and a 2003
second-round pick] for No. 7 pick, Marcus Camby and Mark
Jackson; from Dallas) Frank Williams 6-3 Jr PG Illinois
26(26) Philadelphia (from San Antonio [and No. 57 and Mark Bryant] for Speedy Claxton) John Salmons 6-7 Sr SG Miami Fla
27(27) Toronto (from Lakers [and Lindsey Hunter] for No. 20 and Tracy Murray) Chris Jefferies 6-8 Jr SF Fresno St
28(28) Atlanta (from Sacramento for a future first-round pick) Dan Dickau 6-0 Sr PG Gonzaga
PK(OVR) TEAM NAME HT YR POS SCHOOL
1(30) Golden State Steve Logan 6-1 Sr PG Cincinnati
2(31) Chicago Roger Mason Jr. 6-5 Jr SG Virginia
3(32) Memphis Robert Archibald 6-11 Sr C Illinois
4(33) Denver Vincent Yarbrough 6-7 Sr SF Tennessee
5(34) Milwaukee (from Houston) Dan Gadzuric 6-11 Sr C UCLA
6(35) Cleveland Carlos Boozer 6-9 Jr PF Duke
7(36) New York Milos Vujanic 6-2 PG Yugoslavia
8(37) Atlanta David Andersen 6-10 PF Australia
9(38) Houston (from Miami) Tito Maddox 6-4 So PG Fresno St
10(39) Washington (from Phoenix via Denver) Rod Grizzard 6-8 Jr SG Alabama
11(40) Washington Juan Navarro 6-4 PG Spain
12(41) Orlando (from Clippers for past considerations) Mario Kasun 7-0 C Croatia
13(42) Milwaukee Ronald Murray 6-4 PG Shaw
14(43) Portland (from Toronto via Chicago) Jason Jennings 7-0 Sr C Arkansas St
15(44) Chicago (from Indiana) Lonny Baxter 6-8 Sr PF Maryland
16(45) Philadelphia Sam Clancy 6-7 Sr PF USC
17(46) Cleveland (from Memphis [and Nick Anderson] for Wesley Person) Matt Barnes 6-7 Sr SF UCLA
18(47) Milwaukee (from Orlando for Rashard Griffith [currently in Italy]) Jamal Sampson 6-11 Fr C California
19(48) Memphis (from Milwaukee for 2003 second-round pick) Chris Owens 6-8 Sr PF Texas
20(49) Seattle Peter Fehse 6-11 PF Germany
21(50) Boston Darius Songaila 6-9 Sr PF Wake Forest
22(51) Portland Federico Kammerichs 6-9 PF Argentina
23(52) Minnesota Marcus Taylor 6-3 So PG Michigan St
24(53) Miami (from Houston) Rasual Butler 6-7 Sr SF La Salle
25(54) New Jersey Tamar Slay 6-9 Sr SF Marshall
26(55) Dallas Mladen Sekularac 6-8 SG Yugoslavia
27(56) San Antonio (from LA Lakers) Luis Scola 6-10 PF Argentina
28(57) Philadelphia (from San Antonio [and No. 26 pick and Mark Bryant] for Speedy Claxton) Randy Holcomb 6-9 Sr SF San Diego St
29(58) Sacramento Corsley Edwards 6-9 Sr PF Central Conn