2004 National Basketball Development League draft

The 2004 NBDL Draft was the fourth annual draft by the National Basketball Development League. It was held on November 4, 2004.^[1]

2004 National Basketball Development League draft
General information
Sport	Basketball
Date(s)	November 4, 2004
Overview
League	NBA
First selection	Ricky Minard
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Draft

Round 1

• 1. Columbus: Ricky Minard
• 2. Roanoke: Cory Alexander
• 3. Fayetteville: Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje
• 4. Huntsville: Joe Shipp
• 5. Florida: Kirk Haston
• 6. Asheville: Kirk Penney

Round 2

• 1. Columbus: Jason Lawson
• 2. Roanoke: James Thomas
• 3. Fayetteville: Jon Smith
• 4. Huntsville: Austin Nichols
• 5. Florida: DeAngelo Collins
• 6. Asheville: Ron Slay

Round 3

• 1. Columbus: Seth Doliboa
• 2. Roanoke: Isiah Victor
• 3. Fayetteville: Romauld Augustin
• 4. Huntsville: Mengke Bateer
• 5. Florida: Marcus Moore
• 6. Asheville: Jonathan Oden

Round 4

• 1. Columbus: Kitwana Rhymer
• 2. Roanoke: Sung-Yoon Bang
• 3. Fayetteville: Ousmane Cisse
• 4. Huntsville: Ed Scott
• 5. Florida: Kendall Dartez
• 6. Asheville: Timmy Bowers

Round 5

• 1. Columbus: Scott Merritt
• 2. Roanoke: Josh Sankes
• 3. Fayetteville: Chris Brooks
• 4. Huntsville: Bernard King Jr.
• 5. Florida: Alvin Snow
• 6. Asheville: Tony Kitchings

Round 6

• 1. Columbus: Lawrence Felder
• 2. Roanoke: Chris Alexander
• 3. Fayetteville: Greg Davis
• 4. Huntsville: Randy Orr
• 5. Florida: John Flippen
• 6. Asheville: Chris Jefferies

Round 7

• 1. Columbus: James Moore
• 2. Roanoke: Sherman Gay
• 3. Fayetteville: Sean Finn
• 4. Huntsville: Brandon Hawkins
• 5. Florida: Chris Daniels
• 6. Asheville: Derrick Davenport

Round 8

• 1. Columbus: Mike Benton
• 2. Roanoke: Miah Davis
• 3. Fayetteville: Antwan Jones
• 4. Huntsville: Charles Gaines
• 5. Florida: Byron Mouton
• 6. Asheville: Nate Burton

Round 9

• 1. Columbus: Aubrey Reese
• 2. Roanoke: Mark Davis
• 3. Fayetteville: Brandon Bender
• 4. Huntsville: Darrell Tucker
• 5. Florida: Tim Washington
• 6. Asheville: Tony Dobbins

Round 10

• 1. Columbus: Luke Minor
• 2. Roanoke: Terrence Hill
• 3. Fayetteville: Quannas White
• 4. Huntsville: Tarise Bryson
• 5. Florida: Kevin Braswell
• 6. Asheville: Jay Joseph^[2]