Doyel's rankings: PG | SG | SF | PF | C | Coaches
The best point guards make the best decisions, so it's no surprise three of the five guys on this list made the right choice this past spring.
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| Jameer Nelson's decision to stay in school was a good one.(Getty Images) |
Taylor left Michigan State after his sophomore season, was chosen in the second round of the 2002 NBA Draft, then disappeared. He turned up in the Continental Basketball Association, where he was seventh on the Sioux Falls Skyforce in scoring at eight points per game.
That fate will not befall Nelson, Moore and Thomas -- at least not this season -- because they're back in school. And as a reward, they get included on SportsLine.com's first position ranking of the 2003-04 season!
| Rank | Player | School | Class | Pt./Asst. | Skinny |
| 1 | Jameer Nelson | Saint Joseph's | Sr. | 19.7/4.0 | Could be best player in country |
| 2 | Raymond Felton | North Carolina | So. | 12.9/6.7 | Best pro prospect on this list |
| 3 | Dee Brown | Illinois | So. | 12.0/5.0 | Quickness must be seen |
| 4 | Marcus Moore | Washington State | Sr. | 18.2/4.7 | Big (6-feet-6), does it all |
| 5 | Chris Thomas | Notre Dame | Jr. | 18.7/6.9 | When he's in control, no one's better |
| 6 | Blake Stepp | Gonzaga | Sr. | 18.0/6.0 | Shooting range sets him apart |
| 7 | Andre Barrett | Seton Hall | Sr. | 16.7/5.3 | Scorer first, but can run a team |
| 8 | Daniel Horton | Michigan | So. | 15.2/4.5 | A little appreciation, please |
| 9 | Marques Green | St. Bonaventure | Sr. | 21.3/8.0 | Deserves better fate |
| 10 | T.J. Sorrentine | Vermont | Jr. | 18.8/4.3* | Small-schooler a big talent |
| *-2001-02 | |||||
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