Although MLS's Project 40 has taken many top underclassmen in recent years, thereÆs still plenty of talent in the NCAA Division I ranks. In particular, thereÆs a plethora of quality strikers who have
a shot at the national scoring title.
| FIRST TEAM |
| PLAYER | TEAM | YEAR
|
| Goalkeeper |
| Adam Zapala | Stanford | Sr. |
| Defenders |
| Chris Gbandi
| Connecticut | Jr. |
| Cory Gibbs | Brown | Sr. |
| Lee Morrison | Stanford
| Jr. |
| Midfielders |
| Matt Goldsmith | Furman | Jr. |
| Mark Lisi | Clemson
| Sr. |
| Brent Rahim | Connecticut | Sr. |
| Forwards |
| Conor Casey
| Portland | Soph. |
| Ali Curtis | Duke | Sr. |
| John Barry Nusum | Furman
| Jr. |
| Ricardo Villar | Penn State | Sr. |
| SECOND TEAM |
| PLAYER | TEAM
| YEAR |
| Goalkeeper |
| T.J. Hannig | Indiana | Sr. |
| Defenders
|
| Nii-Amar Amamoo | Duke | Sr. |
| Nick Downing | Maryland | Jr. |
| Oguchi Onyewu
| Clemson | Fr. |
| Midfielders |
| Carl Bussey | SMU | Jr. |
| Anthony Curtis
| Rhode Island | Soph. |
| Kyle Martino | Virginia | Soph. |
| Forwards |
| Giuliano
Celenza | UMBC | Sr. |
| Mohamed Fahim | SMU | Soph. |
| Winston Griffiths | Rhode
Island | Sr. |
| Flavio Monteiro | UAB | Soph. |
