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| Duke's J.J. Redick and Illinois' Dee Brown, members of the 2004-05 Wooden Award All-American team, headline the 30 players named to the Wooden Award midseason All-American team. Redick and Brown join Duke's Sheldon Williams and Boston College's Craig Smith as the only members of the team who were also on last season's official voting ballot. The 30 players named to the team are the favorites to win the Wooden Award, but players who didn't make the midseason list are still eligible to be named to the official postseason ballot. The team • Hassan Adams, Sr., Guard, Arizona • Maurice Ager, Sr., Guard, Michigan State • LaMarcus Aldridge, So., Forward, Texas • Dee Brown, Sr., Guard, Illinois • Rodney Carney, Sr., Forward, Memphis • Paul Davis, Sr., Center, Michigan State • Taquan Dean, Sr., Guard, Louisville • Jordan Farmar, So., Guard, UCLA • Nick Fazekas, Jr., Forward, Nevada • Randy Foye, Sr., Guard, Villanova • Mike Gansey, Sr., Forward, West Virginia • Thomas Gardner, Jr., Guard, Missouri • Rudy Gay, So., Forward, Connecticut • Justin Gray, Sr., Guard, Wake Forest • Taurean Green, So., Guard, Florida • Marco Killingsworth, Sr., Forward, Indiana • Carl Krauser, Jr., Guard, Pittsburgh • Paul Millsap, Jr., Forward, Louisiana Tech • Gerry McNamara, Sr., Guard, Syracuse • Adam Morrison, Jr., Forward, Gonzaga • Steve Novak, Sr., Forward, Marquette • Kevin Pittsnogle, Sr., Center, West Virginia • Allan Ray, Sr., Guard, Villanova • J.J. Redick, Sr., Guard, Duke • Rajon Rondo, So., Guard, Kentucky • Brandon Roy, Sr., Guard, Washington • Craig Smith, Sr., Forward, Boston College • Alando Tucker, So., Forward, Wisconsin • P.J. Tucker, Jr., Forward, Texas • Shelden Williams, Sr., Forward, Duke |
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| but players who didn't make the midseason list are still eligible to be named to the official postseason ballot. |
