2003–04 ACB season

The 2003–04 ACB season was the 21st season of the Liga ACB.

2003-04 ACB season
League	Liga ACB
Sport	Basketball
Number of games	340
Number of teams	18
TV partner(s)	Televisión Española
Regular Season
Season champions	TAU Cerámica
Season MVP	Andrés Nocioni (TAU Cerámica)
Playoffs
ACB Finals
Champions	FC Barcelona
Finals MVP	Dejan Bodiroga (FC Barcelona)

Regular season

Pos	Team	GP	GW	GL	PF	PC	Qualification or relegation
1	TAU Cerámica	34	28	6	2964	2668	Qualified for Playoffs
2	FC Barcelona	34	23	11	2606	2462
3	Pamesa Valencia	34	23	11	2841	2659
4	Adecco Estudiantes	34	20	14	2750	2642
5	Real Madrid	34	20	14	2846	2727
6	Unicaja Málaga	34	20	14	2621	2623
7	Auna Gran Canaria	34	17	17	2551	2529
8	DKV Joventut	34	16	18	2829	2759
9	Ricoh Manresa	34	16	18	2707	2697
10	Unelco Tenerife	34	16	18	2651	2715
11	Fórum Valladolid	34	16	18	2798	2844
12	Caja San Fernando	34	15	19	2708	2684
13	Casademont Girona	34	15	19	2735	2785
14	Etosa Alicante	34	14	20	2558	2633
15	Leche Río Breogán	34	14	20	2714	2818
16	Caprabo Lleida	34	13	21	2673	2790
17	Jabones Pardo Fuenlabrada	34	13	21	2704	2932	Relegated to LEB
18	Polaris World Murcia	34	7	27	2565	2854

Play-Offs

Direct relegation

Playoffs

	Quarter Finals					SemiFinals					Finals
	1	TAU Cerámica	3
	8	DKV Joventut	0
						1	TAU Cerámica	2
						4	Adecco Estudiantes	3
	4	Adecco Estudiantes	3
	5	Real Madrid	1
											2	FC Barcelona	3
											4	Adecco Estudiantes	2
	2	FC Barcelona	3
	7	Auna Gran Canara	1
						2	FC Barcelona	3
						6	Unicaja Málaga	0
	3	Pamesa Valencia	2
	6	Unicaja Málaga	3

2003-04 ACB League
FC Barcelona 14th Title

See also

• Liga ACB

External links

• ACB.com (in Spanish)
• linguasport.com^[usurped] (in Spanish)