2004 NCAA Men's Basketball All-Americans

The Consensus 2004 College Basketball All-American team, as determined by aggregating the results of four major All-American teams. To earn "consensus" status, a player must win honors from a majority of the following teams: the Associated Press, the USBWA, The Sporting News and the National Association of Basketball Coaches.

2004 Consensus All-America team

Consensus First Team

Player	Position	Class	Team
Andre Emmett	G	Senior	Texas Tech
Ryan Gomes	F	Junior	Providence
Jameer Nelson	G	Senior	Saint Joseph's
Emeka Okafor	C	Junior	Connecticut
Lawrence Roberts	F	Junior	Mississippi State

Consensus Second Team

Player	Position	Class	Team
Josh Childress	G-F	Junior	Stanford
Devin Harris	G	Junior	Wisconsin
Julius Hodge	F	Junior	NC State
Luke Jackson	F	Senior	Oregon
Blake Stepp	G	Senior	Gonzaga

Individual All-America teams

All-America Team
	First team		Second team		Third team
	Player	School	Player	School	Player	School
Associated Press[1]	Emeka Okafor	Connecticut	Devin Harris	Wisconsin	Hakim Warrick	Syracuse
	Jameer Nelson	Saint Joseph's	Blake Stepp	Gonzaga	Rashad McCants	North Carolina
	Lawrence Roberts	Mississippi State	Julius Hodge	NC State	Wayne Simien	Kansas
	Ryan Gomes	Providence	Luke Jackson	Oregon	John Lucas III	Oklahoma State
	Josh Childress	Stanford	Andre Emmett	Texas Tech	Chris Duhon	Duke
USBWA[2]	Emeka Okafor	Connecticut	Devin Harris	Wisconsin	No third team
	Jameer Nelson	Saint Joseph's	Blake Stepp	Gonzaga
	Lawrence Roberts	Mississippi State	Julius Hodge	NC State
	Ryan Gomes	Providence	Josh Childress	Stanford
	Andre Emmett	Texas Tech	John Lucas III	Oklahoma State
NABC[3]	Emeka Okafor	Connecticut	Devin Harris	Wisconsin	Hakim Warrick	Syracuse
	Jameer Nelson	Saint Joseph's	Blake Stepp	Gonzaga	Matt Freije	Vanderbilt
	Lawrence Roberts	Mississippi State	Julius Hodge	NC State	Delonte West	Saint Joseph's
	Josh Childress	Stanford	Chris Duhon	Duke	Luke Jackson	Oregon
	Andre Emmett	Texas Tech	Ryan Gomes	Providence	J. J. Redick	Duke
Sporting News	Emeka Okafor	Connecticut	Devin Harris	Wisconsin	Josh Childress	Stanford
	Jameer Nelson	Saint Joseph's	Blake Stepp	Gonzaga	Rashad McCants	North Carolina
	Ryan Gomes	Providence	Andre Emmett	Texas Tech	Andre Barrett	Seton Hall
	Luke Jackson	Oregon	Hakim Warrick	Syracuse	Matt Freije	Vanderbilt
	Julius Hodge	NC State	Lawrence Roberts	Mississippi State	Delonte West	Saint Joseph's

AP Honorable Mention:^[4]

Tony Allen, Oklahoma State Rafael Araújo, Brigham Young Andre Barrett, Seton Hall Odell Bradley, IUPUI Darren Brooks, Southern Illinois Dee Brown, Illinois Antonio Burks, Memphis Taylor Coppenrath, Vermont Erik Daniels, Kentucky Miah Davis, Pacific Paul Davis, Michigan State Greg Davis, Troy Luol Deng, Duke Ike Diogu, Arizona State

B. J. Elder, Georgia Tech Gerald Fitch, Kentucky Luis Flores, Manhattan Jason Forte, Brown Matt Freije, Vanderbilt Francisco García, Louisville Danny Gathings, High Point Ben Gordon, Connecticut David Harrison, Colorado David Hawkins, Temple Kris Humphries, Minnesota LeRoy Hurd, Texas–San Antonio Andre Iguodala, Arizona Arthur Johnson, Missouri

Domonic Jones, VCU Carl Krauser, Pittsburgh Jaime Lloreda, LSU Bryant Matthews, Virginia Tech Sean May, North Carolina Attarius Norwood, Mississippi Valley State Dylan Page, Wisconsin–Milwaukee Chris Paul, Wake Forest Tim Pickett, Florida State J. J. Redick, Duke Anthony Roberson, Florida Ron Robinson, Central Connecticut State Austen Rowland, Lehigh

Romain Sato, Xavier Alvin Snow, Eastern Washington Kirk Snyder, Nevada Chris Thomas, Notre Dame Ronny Turiaf, Gonzaga Cuthbert Victor, Murray State Zakee Wadood, East Tennessee State Nick Welch, Air Force Mike Wells, WKU Delonte West, Saint Joseph's Mike Williams, Western Michigan Shelden Williams, Duke Thurman Zimmerman, South Carolina State

References

1. Roberts, Childress, Gomes round out top five
2. USBWA Men's All-Americans
3. All-America - Division I (2000's)
4. "Darren Brooks Receives Honorable Mention on AP's All-America Team". Southern Illinois University. Retrieved 2009-10-18.