The 2002 NBA Draft results...
1. Houston Yao Ming 7-6 295 C Shanghai (China) 1980
30.
 Golden State Steve Logan 6-0 196 PG Cincinnati Sr.
2. Chicago Jay Williams 6-2 195 PG Duke Jr.
31.
 Chicago Roger Mason 6-5 201 PG/SG Virginia Jr.
3. Golden State Mike Dunleavy 6-9 220 SF Duke Jr.
32.
 Memphis Robert Archibald 6-11 250 PF/C Illinois Sr.
4. Memphis Drew Gooden 6-10 230 PF Kansas Jr.
33.
 Denver
 Vincent Yarbrough 6-7 202 SF Tennessee Sr.
5. Denver
 Nickoloz Tskitishvili 7-0 220 SF/PF (Georgia) 1983
34.
 Milwaukee Dan Gadzuric 6-11 245 C UCLA Sr.
6. Cleveland Dajuan Wagner 6-2 200 PG/SG Memphis Fr.
35.
 Cleveland Carlos Boozer 6-9 258 PF Duke Jr.
7. New York Maybyner "Nene" Hilario 6-10 253 PF/C (Brazil) 1982
36.
 New York Milos Vujanic 6-3 PG Partizan (Yugoslavia) 1980
8. LA Clippers
 Chris Wilcox 6-10 218 PF Maryland So.
37.
 Atlanta
 David Andersen 6-10 PF (Australia) 1980
9. Phoenix Amare Stoudemire 6-10 240 PF HSSr.
38.
 Houston Tito Maddox 6-4 190 PG Jr.
10. Miami Caron Butler 6-7 235 SF UConn So.
39.
 Washington Rod Grizzard 6-8 205 SG/SF Alabama Jr.
11. Washington Jared Jeffries 6-11 220 SF/PF Indiana So.
40.
 Washington Juan Carlos Navarro 6-4 PG/SG (Spain) 1980
12. LA Clippers Melvin Ely 6-10 256 PF Fresno St. Sr.
41.
 LA Clippers Mario Kasun 7-1 C (Croatia) Gonzaga
13. Milwaukee Marcus Haislip 6-10 230 PF Tennessee Jr.
42.
 Milwaukee Ronald Murray 6-4 190 PG/SG Shaw Sr.
14. Indiana
Frederick Jones 6-4 209 SG Oregon Sr.
43.
 Portland Jason Jennings 7-0 250 C Arkansas St. Sr.
15. Houston Bostjan Nachbar 6-9 220 SF (Slovenia) 1980
44.
 Chicago Lonny Baxter 6-8 264 PF Maryland Sr.
16. Philadalphia Jiri Welsch 6-7 205 PG/SG (Czech Republic) 1980
45.
 Philadalphia Sam Clancy 6-7½ 240 PF Southern Cal Sr.
17. Washington (NO) Juan Dixon 6-3 165 SG Maryland Sr.
46.
 Memphis Matt Barnes 6-7 230 SF UCLA Sr.
18. Orlando Curtis Borchardt 7-0 238 C Stanford Jr.
47.
 Utah Jamal Sampson 7-0 240 PF/C California Fr.
19. Utah Ryan Humphrey 6-7 223 SF/PF Notre Dame Sr.
48.
 Milwaukee Chris Owens 6-8 245 SF/PF Texas Sr.
20. Toronto Kareem Rush 6-6 214 SG Missouri Jr.
49.
 Seattle Peter Fehse 6-11 PF/C SV Halle (Germany) 1983
21. Portland Qyntel Woods 6-9 230 SG/SF Northeast CC So.
50.
 Boston Darius Songaila 6-10 240 PF Wake Forest Sr.
22. Phoenix Casey Jacobsen 6-6 215 SG Stanford Jr.
51.
 Portland Federico Kammerichs 6-8 225 SF Argentina (1980)
23. Detroit Tayshaun Prince 6-9 215 SF Kentucky Sr.
52.
 Minnesota Marcus Taylor 6-3 195 PG Michigan St. So.
  Minnesota Minnesota  forfeits pick
53.
 Miami Rasual Butler 6-8 198 SF LaSalle Sr.
24. New Jersey Nenad Krstic 6-11 PF/C Partizan (Yugoslavia) 1983
54.
 New Jersey Tamar Slay 6-9 210 SG Marshall Sr.
25. Denver Frank Williams 6-3 205 PG Illinois Jr.
55.
 Dallas Mladen Sekularac 6-8 SG Zeleznik (Yugoslavia) 1981
26. San Antonio John Salmons 6-7 200 PG/SF Miami Sr.
56.
 San Antonio Luis Scola 6-9 230 PF (Argentina) 1980
27. LA Lakers Chris Jefferies 6-8 220 SF Fresno St. Jr.
57.
 San Antonio Randy Holcomb 6-9 219 SF San DIego St. Sr.
28. Sacramento Dan Dickau 6-0 170 PG Gonzaga Sr.
58.
 Sacramento Corsley Edwards 6-9 285 PF/C Central Connecticut St.
Trades
Draft day Trades
Denver Nuggets get: New York Knicks get:
PF Maybyner  Hilario (No. 7 pick)
C/F Marcus Camby
PG Mark Jackson 		PF Antonio McDyess
PG Frank Williams (No. 25 pick)
2003 second-round pick
Golden State Warriors get: Philadelphia 76ers get:
PG/SG Jiri Welsch (No. 16 pick) Future first-round pick
Future first- or second-round pick
Atlanta Hawks get: Sacramento Kings get:
PG Dan Dickau (No. 28 pick) Future first-round pick
Orlando Magic get: Utah Jazz get:
PF Ryan Humphrey (No. 19 pick)
C Jamal Sampson (No. 47 pick) 		C Curtis Borchardt (No. 18 pick)
Memphis Grizzlies get: Cleveland Cavaliers get:
SG Wesley Person SG Nick Anderson
SF Matt Barnes (No. 46 pick)
Toronto Raptors get: Los Angeles Lakers get:
PG Lindsey Hunter
SF Chris Jefferies (No. 27 pick) 		SF Tracy Murray
SG Kareem Rush (No. 20 pick)
Philadelphia 76ers get: San Antonio Spurs get:
PF Mark Bryant
SG John Salmons (No. 26 pick)
SF Randy Holcomb (No. 57 pick) 		PG Speedy Claxton
Los Angeles Clippers got: Orlando Magic get:
protection  on a draft pick the Clippers owed the Magic. C Mario Kasun (No. 41 pick)
Orlando Magic get: Milwaukee Bucks get:
C Rashard Griffith (who currently plays for Kinder Bologna in Italy) PF Jamal Sampson (No. 47 pick)
Milwaukee Bucks get: Memphis Grizzlies get:
2003 second-round pick PF Chris Owens (No. 48 pick)
Philadelphia 76ers get: Philadelphia 76ers gave up:
C Efthimios Rentzias (F.C. Barcelona) 2004 second-round pick
2006 second-round pick

Jazzhoops mock draft
2002 Jazzhoops.net Mock Draft
By Johnathan Kendrick
As always The Mock Draft does not take in to consideration any trades that are rumored or have not been made.
1 Houston Yao Ming
Houston needs a center, Yao Ming is 7’5”, mobile, and shot 76% from the field the last tournament he was in.
2 Chicago “Jay” Williams
Some one might actually want to remind him he isn’t a Bull –yet.
3 Warriors Mike Dunleavy
GS is stacked at Forward but you can’t pass up Dunleavy – especially if they may need his dad to coach.
4 Memphis Drew Gooden
This gives Memphis a tall powerful front line.
5 Denver Dajuan Wagner
Denver needs a lot of things – this gives them 2 – Scoring and a PG.
6 Cleveland Nickoloz Tskitishvili
Despite what they might say the Cavs are gunning for the worst record and the #1 pick next year – drafting a project this year will help that cause.
7 New York Chris Wilcox
The Knicks need size – Wilcox is big and mobile which should fit in to NY’s plans – all he needs now is an untradable contract and he will fit perfect.
8 L.A. Clippers Nene Hilario
The clips will try to move Odom for a center – Nene will fill the hole at PF.
9 Phoenix Suns Jared Jefferies
Jefferies may be more suited for the SF but Phoenix  will try to develop him into a 4 in a very fast paced offense.
10 Miami Heat Qyntel Woods
Paving the way for an Eddie Jones trade.
11 Washington Caron Butler
Another protégée for MJ.
12 L.A. Clippers Amare Stoudamire
What’s not to fit – young, lots of potential, and more raw athleticism then pure skills.
13 Milwaukee Melvin Ely
PF is a real problem in Milwaukee – this may be the quickest guy to develop at the 4.
14 Indiana Curtis Borchardt
Indiana went along way to shore up the Center position last year but still needing some help will consider Borchardt a steal at 14. The Bruno Sundov experiment in indiana is over.
15 Houston Bostjan Nachbar
Don’t look now but Houston is the latest stop on the international player bandwagon. Rice is hurting them at the 3. This is the other glaring need for the Rockets.
16 Philadelphia Kareem Rush
76ers add some outside touch and go with the best player avilable
17 Washington Dan Dickau
The Wiz loved Alaxander - That should give you a clue how much they want Dickau.
18 Orlando Jiri Welsch
Welsch is a 6'7"combo guard with a great shooting touch.
19 Utah Marcus Haislip
If Lopez is going to study from Stockton – Malone is going to want a student as well.
20 Toronto Frank Williams
The Raps are not going too resign Childs and need a steady backup point guard.
21 Portland Rod Gizzard
He is a tall athletic SF that can learn from pip and maybe even make Bonzi tradable
22 Phoenix Dan Gadzuric
They need mobility in the center – scoring optional
23 Detroit John Salmons
A player that can play 3 positions will generally always fill some holes.
24 New Jersey Juan Dixon
NJ needs some backup at 1 and 2 - here you get both in one shot
25 Denver Nenad Kristic
Fills the gaping hole in the middle – Or at least will someday. Nenad is 18 6’11” and still developing.
26 San Antonio Mladen Sekularac
If going foreign works once – why not try again. Plus they need a guy with outside touch to play the 2/3.
27 L.A. Lakers Carlos Boozer
Never hurts to add a guy with power. The most they may need out of Boozer is 10 min a night.
28 Sacramento Jamal Sampson
Kings surprise everyone and draft an American player – from California no less.

mock draft comparisons
# Team Sports
Line		 Fox Sports Chris Monter NBA Draft.net ESPN Jazzhoops
1 Houston Ming Ming Ming Ming Ming Ming
2 Chicago J Williams J Williams J Williams J Williams J Williams J Williams
3 G.S. Dunleavy Dunleavy Dunleavy Dunleavy Dunleavy Dunleavy
4 Memphis Gooden Gooden Gooden Gooden Gooden Gooden
5 Denver Tskitishvilli Tskitishvilli Tskitishvilli Hilario Tskitishvilli Wagner
6 Cavs Butler J Jeffries Butler Tskitishvilli Butler Tskitishvilli
7 New York Wilcox Wilcox Wilcox Butler Wilcox Wilcox
8 Clippers Wagner Hilario Wagner Wagner Hilario Hilario
9 Phoenix Hilario Stoddamire Hilario Wilcox J.Jeffries J.Jeffries
10 Miami J.Jeffries Woods J.Jeffries J.Jeffries Woods Woods
11 Wiz Borchardt Butler Woods Woods Wagner Butler
12 Clippers Ely Wagner Stoudemire Borchardt Stoudemire Stoudemire
13 Bucks Woods Borchardt Ely Nachbar Ely Ely
14 Indiana Rush Ely Borchardt Rush Borchardt Borchardt
15 Houston Nachbar Nachbar Nachbar Stoudemire Nachbar Nachbar
16 76 'ers Stoudemire Dickau Dickau F. Williams Rush Rush
17 Washington F. Williams Rush Rush Welsch Welsch Dickau
18 Orlando Haislip Dixon Haislip Haislip F. Williams Welsch
19 Utah Welsch Welsch Boozer Boozer  Haislip  Haislip
20 Toronto Dickau Haslip Welsch Dickau Dickau Williams
21 Portland Gadzuric F. Williams Gadzuric Grizzard Gadzuric Grizzard
22 Phoenix Scola Krstic Jacobsen Ely Salmons Gadzuric
23 Detroit Boozer Mason F. Williams Logan Grizzard Salmons
24 Nets Prince Jacobson Dixon Gadzuric Jacobsen Dixon
25 Denver J. Jeffries Boozer Mason Clancy Boozer Krstic
26 Spurs Mason Gadzuric Jones Sekularac Scola Sekularac
27 Lakers Jacobsen Prince Prince Scola Prince Boozer
28 Kings Dixon Sampson Krstic Krstic Krstic Sampson

Player rankings
Special to JazzHoops
2002  NBA Draft Player rankings
Matthew Maurer of Maurer scouting, ranks the top 75 players, eligible for the 2002 NBA draft.
  Player Pos Ht Wt. Class School
1 Jay Williams PG 6-2 190 Junior Duke
2 Yao Ming    C 7-5 270 N/A China
3 Drew Gooden     PF 6-10 230 Junior Kansas
4 Michael Dunleavy JR.    SF 6-10 220, Junior Duke
5 Nickoloz Tskitishvili   SF 6-11 220  N/A Slovenia
6 Qyntel Woods     SG 6-8 220 Sophomore Northeast Miss. C.C.
7 Curtis Borchardt     C 7-0 230 Junior Stanford
8 Chris Wilcox    PF 6-10 220 Sophomore Maryland
9 Marcus Haislip PF 6-10 230 Junior Tennessee
10 Caron Butler    SF 6-7 230 Sophomore  UCONN
11 Jared Jeffries  SF 6-10 220 Sophomore Indiana
12 Amare Stodemire  PF 6-10 240 High School Cypress Creek HS
13 Dajuan Wagner  PG  6-2 180 Freshman Memphis State
14 Kareem Rush  SG 6-6 214 Junior Missouri
15 Melvin Ely     PF 6-9 240 Senior Fresno State
16 Carlos Boozer    PF 6-9 265 Junior Duke
17 Rod Grizzard  SF 6-8 205 Junior Alabama
18 Frank Williams    PG 6-3 173 Junior Illinois
19 Chris Marcus    C 7-1 285 Junior Western Kentucky
20 Zaur Pachulia    C 6-11 235 N/A Georgia
21 DeAngelo Collins l PF 6-10 235 High School Inglewood
22 Chris Jefferies    SF 6-9 216 Junior Fresno St
23 Lenny Cooke    SG 6-6 200 High School Mott Adult HS
24 Maybiner Hillario   PF 6-10 240 N/A Brazil
25 Tito Maddox  PG 6-4 190 N/A Not in school
26 Marcus Taylor    PG 6-3 195 Junior Michigan State
27 Roger Mason JR     SG 6-5 201 Junior Virginia
28 Bostjan Nachbar  SF 6-8 210 N/A Slovenia
29 Vincent Yarbough    SF 6-7 210 Senior Tennessee
30 Luis Scola  PF 6-10 230 N/A Argentina
31 Casey Jacobsen   SG 6-6 210 Junior Stanford
32 Mladen Sekularac   SG 6-9 220 N/A Yugoslavia
33 Jiri Welsch   PG 6-5 205 N/A Slovenia
34 Dan Gadzuric  C 6-11 248 Senior UCLA
35 Goran Cakic SF  6-10 220 N/A  Yugoslavia
36 Kelly Wise  PF 6-10 220 Senior Memphis
37 Tayshaun Prince SF 6-8 220 Senior Kentucky
38 Julian Sensley SF 6-9 230 Freshman California
39 Randy Holcomb SF 6-9 219 Senior San Diego State
40 Kei Madison SF 6-9 210 Sophomore Okaloosa-Walton C.C.
41 Jamal Sampson C 6-11 225 Freshman California
42 Ryan Humphrey PF 6-8 235 Senior Notre Dame
43 John Salmons SG 6-7 200 Senior Miami
44 Dan Dickau  PG 6-0 170 Senior Gonzaga
45 Sam Clancy PF 6-7 240 Senior USC
46 Freddie Jones SG 6-4 209 Senior Oregon
47 Steve Logan  PG 6-0 198 Senior Cincinnati
48 Juan Dixon SG 6-3 160 Senior Maryland
49 Fatih Solak C 7-0 270 N/A Turkey
50 Tamar Slay SG 6-8 200 Senior Marshall
51 Maurice Baker  PG 6-1 175 Senior Oklahoma State
52 Udonis Haslem PF 6-8 260 Senior Florida
53 Luke Recker SG 6-6 210 Senior Iowa
54 Lonnie Jones C 6-11 225 Senior Ball St
55 Jason Jennings C 7-0 250 Senior Arkansas State
56 Lynn Greer  PG 6-1 175 Senior Temple
57 Lee Benson PF 6-10 240 Freshman Mackie C.C.
58 Boris Diaw SF 6-7 205 N/A France
59 Uche Nsonwu-Amadi PF 6-10 260 Junior Wyoming
60 Andy Ellis PF 6-11 225 Senior Texas Tech
61 Lonny Baxter PF 6-8 260 Senior Maryland
62 Robert Archibald C 6-11 240 Senior Illinois
63 L.F. Litkcholov C 6-10 235 Senior VCU
64 William Parker  PG 6-4 180 Sophomore Fordham
65 Omar Weaver SG 6-7 208 Sophomore Riverside C.C.
66 Theron Smith PF 6-8 230 Senior Ball State
67 Aaron McGhee PF 6-8 245 Senior Oklahoma
68 Darius Songalia SF 6-9 245 Senior Wake Forest
69 Elvin Mims SG 6-5 205 Senior Southern Mississippi
70 Juan Carlos Navarro  PG 6-4 193 N/A Spain
71 Matt Barnes SF 6-7 210 Senior UCLA
72 Chris Massie PF 6-8 245 Senior Memphis
73 Reggie Evans PF 6-8 240 Senior Iowa
74 Mario Stojic    SG 6-6 210 N/A Croatia
75 Lubos Barton    SF 6-8 223 Senior Valpariso