American Athletic Conference: Season 2013-14

2014-15
TheAAC Standings
 1. Louisville (12) 16-3 (28-5) 
 2. Cincinnati (13) 15-3 (27-6) 
 3. Memphis (22) 12-6 (23-9) 
 4. SMU 12-6 (22-9) 
 5. Connecticut 12-7 (26-8) 
 6. Houston 8-10 (17-16) 
 7. Rutgers 5-13 (12-20) 
 8. Temple 4-14 (9-21) 
 9. Cent.Florida 4-14 (13-17) 
 10. S.Florida 3-15 (12-20) 
Points Per Game
 Sean KILPATRICK
  Cinci.
  (193-G-90)
  Avg: 20.7
 1. Kilpatrick, Cinci.20.7 
 2. Smith, Louisville18.4 
 3. Pepper, Temple17.8 
 4. Napier, Connecticut17.4 
 5. Sykes, Cent.Florida17.2 
 6. Cummings, Temple16.9 
 7. Rudd, S.Florida16.1 
 8. Thomas, Houston15.8 
 9. Decosey, Temple15.7 
 10. Mack, Rutgers14.9 
Rebounds Per Game
 Anthony LEE
  Temple
  (206-F-)
  Avg: 8.8
 1. Lee, Temple8.8 
 2. Harrell, Louisville8.2 
 3. Thomas, Houston8.1 
 4. Jackson, Cincinnati7.2 
 5. Sykes, Cent.Florida7.2 
 6. Kennedy, SMU7.0 
 7. Jack, Rutgers6.8 
 8. Rudd, S.Florida6.8 
 9. Rubles, Cincinnati6.7 
 10. Goodwin, Memphis6.5 
Assists Per Game
 L.J. ROSE
  Houston
  (193-G-93)
  Avg: 5.6
 1. Rose, Houston5.6 
 2. Napier, Connecticut5.0 
 3. Moore, SMU4.8 
 4. Smith, Louisville4.8 
 5. Cummings, Temple4.6 
 6. Jackson, Memphis4.5 
 7. Mack, Rutgers4.3 
 8. Heath, S.Florida3.6 
 9. Johnson, Memphis3.6 
 10. Sykes, Cent.Flori.3.5 
Steals Per Game
 Chris JONES
  Louisville
  (178-PG-91)
  Avg: 2.2
 1. Jones, Louisville2.2 
 2. Smith, Louisville2.1 
 3. Napier, Connecticut1.8 
 4. Sykes, Cent.Florida1.7 
 5. Newell Jr., Cent.F.1.7 
 6. Jackson, Memphis1.6 
 7. Mack, Rutgers1.6 
 8. Jackson, Cincinnati1.6 
 9. Crawford, Memphis1.5 
 10. Moore, SMU1.5 
Blocks Per Game
 Justin JACKSON
  Cincinnati
  (203-F-90)
  Avg: 2.8
 1. Jackson, Cincinnati2.8 
 2. Thomas, Houston2.8 
 3. Brimah, Connecti.2.5 
 4. Goodwin, Memphis1.8 
 5. Blair, Cent.Florida1.5 
 6. Daniels, Connectic.1.4 
 7. Mathiang, Louisvil.1.4 
 8. Kennedy, SMU1.3 
 9. Jack, Rutgers1.3 
 10. Nichols, Memphis1.3 


University of Louisville wins the TheAAC 2013-2014 title (Photo: The ACC)
TheAAC Women 2013-2014
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University of Louisville 2013-14
Rick Pitino Rick Pitino Pitino
Russ Smith
Smith
Stephan Van Treese
Van Treese
Wayne Blackshear
Blackshear
Chris Jones
Jones
Montrezl Harrell
Harrell
# Name CM (INCH) Pos Bo NAT
2  Smith Russ 183 (6'0'') G 91 USA
44  Van Treese Stephan 206 (6'9'') F 90 USA
20  Blackshear Wayne 196 (6'5'') G/F 92 USA
3  Jones Chris 178 (5'10'') PG USA
24  Harrell Montrezl 203 (6'8'') F 94 USA
11  Hancock Luke 198 (6'6'') F 90 USA
12  Mathiang Mangok 208 (6'10'') F/C 92 Australia Sudan
5  Ware Kevin 188 (6'2'') G 93 USA
21  Behanan Chane 198 (6'6'') F 92 USA
22  Agau Akoy 203 (6'8'') F Sudan
15  Henderson Tim 188 (6'2'') G 91 USA
0  Rozier Terry 185 (6'1'') G USA
1  Gill Anton 193 (6'4'') G USA
4  Avare Dillon 180 (5'11'') PG USA
23  Levitch David 190 (6'3'') G USA
Head Coach: Rick Pitino
Coach Assistant: Wyking Jones
Coach Assistant: Mike Balado
Coach Assistant: Kevin Keatts


Louisville Wins Inaugural American Men's Basketball Championship - Mar 16, 2014

Montrezl Harrell (6'8''-F-94) had 22 points, 11 rebounds and three blocks, and fifth-ranked Louisville beat No. 21 Connecticut 71-61 Saturday for the inaugural American Athletic Conference tournament title in the Cardinals' lone season in the league.
The defending national champions clinched their 40th NCAA tournament berth.
The Cardinals (29-5) have won three straight league tournament titles after taking the last two in the Big East, and they added their 19th overall to go with their share of the regular-season title with Cincinnati. They will play next season in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Russ Smith (6'0''-G-91), named the tournament's most outstanding player, had 19 points and five steals for Louisville, and Chris Jones (5'10''-PG-91) added 11 points.
UConn (26-8) came in looking for an eighth tournament title to go with seven from the Big East. It was barred from postseason play a year ago, but is a virtual lock to return to the NCAA tournament this year.

Courtesy of The AAC

AAC Tournament Final: Louisville - UConn 71-61
AAC Tournament Semifinals:
UConn - Cincinnati 58-56
Louisville - Houston 94-65

All-AAC 1st Team 2014
Sean Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Shabazz Napier
Napier
Montrezl Harrell
Harrell
Russ Smith
Smith
Nic Moore
Moore

All-Tournament MVP: Russ Smith (6'0''-G-91) of Louisville
Player of the Year: Shabazz Napier (6'1''-G-91) of Connecticut
Defensive Player of the Year: Justin Jackson (6'8''-F-90) of Cincinnati
Rookie of the Year: Austin Nichols (6'9''-F-94) of Memphis
Most Improved Player of the Year: Montrezl Harrell (6'8''-F-94) of Louisville
Sixth Player of the Year: Michael Dixon (6'1''-G-90) of Memphis
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Jimmy McDonnell (6'10''-F) of Temple
Sportsmanship Award: Sean Kilpatrick (6'4''-G-90) of Cincinnati
Coach of the Year: Mick Cronin of Cincinnati

1st Team
G: Sean Kilpatrick (6'4''-G-90) of Cincinnati
G: Shabazz Napier (6'1''-G-91) of Connecticut
F: Montrezl Harrell (6'8''-F-94) of Louisville
G: Russ Smith (6'0''-G-91) of Louisville
PG: Nic Moore (5'9''-PG-92) of SMU

2nd Team
G: Isaiah Sykes (6'6''-G) of Cent.Florida
F: Justin Jackson (6'8''-F-90) of Cincinnati
F: Tashawn Thomas (6'8''-F-93) of Houston
F: Shaquille Goodwin (6'9''-F-94) of Memphis
PG: Joe Jackson (6'1''-PG-92) of Memphis
F: Markus Kennedy (6'9''-F-91) of SMU

All-Tournament Team
G: Russ Smith (6'0''-G-91) of Louisville
G: Isaiah Sykes (6'6''-G) of Cent.Florida
G: Sean Kilpatrick (6'4''-G-90) of Cincinnati
G: Shabazz Napier (6'1''-G-91) of Connecticut
PG: Chris Jones (5'10''-PG-91) of Louisville
F: Montrezl Harrell (6'8''-F-94) of Louisville

All-Rookie Team
C: Amida Brimah (7'0''-C-94) of Connecticut
G: Terry Rozier (6'1''-G-94) of Louisville
F: Austin Nichols (6'9''-F-94) of Memphis
C: John Egbunu (6'10''-C) of S.Florida
F: Chris Perry (6'8''-F) of S.Florida