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American Athletic Conference: Season 2019-20

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TheAAC Ranking

1 Cincinnati 13-5(20-10)
2 Houston (20) 13-5(23-8)
3 Tulsa 13-5(21-10)
4 Wichita St. 11-7(23-8)
5 Connecticut 10-8(19-12)
6 Memphis 10-8(21-10)
7 SMU 9-9(19-11)
8 UCF 7-11(16-14)
9 S.Florida 7-11(14-17)
10 Temple 6-12(14-17)
11 ECU 5-13(11-20)
12 Tulane 4-14(12-18)

Points Per Game

Jayden GARDNER
  ECU
  (201-F-)
  Avg: 19.7

1. Gardner ECU	19.7
2. Vital UConn	16.6
3. Rose Temple	16.4
4. Hightower Tulane	15.8
5. Achiuwa Memphis	15.8
6. Cumberland Cinc.	15.8
7. Jolly SMU	14.5
8. Davis SMU	14.2
9. Mike SMU	14.0
10. Thompson Tulane	13.7

Rebounds Per Game

Precious ACHIUWA
  Memphis
  (206-F-99)
  Avg: 10.8

1. Achiuwa Memphis	10.8
2. Scott Cincinnati	10.5
3. Gardner ECU	9.2
4. Hinton Jr. Houston	8.7
5. Pierre-Louis Temple	8.5
6. Echenique Wichita	7.1
7. Ingram UCF	6.9
8. Hunt SMU	6.7
9. Smith UCF	6.3
10. Thompson Tulane	6.3

Assists Per Game

Kendric DAVIS
  SMU
  (180-PG-99)
  Avg: 6.7

1. Davis SMU	6.7
2. Cumberland Cinc.	4.9
3. Lomax Memphis	4.3
4. Rideau S.Florida	4.2
5. Jarreau Houston	3.7
6. Ingram UCF	3.7
7. Gilbert UConn	3.7
8. Newton ECU	3.7
9. Rose Temple	3.5
10. Burton Wichita S	3.4

Steals Per Game

LaQuincy RIDEAU
  S.Florida
  (185-G-96)
  Avg: 2.5

1. Rideau S.Florida	2.5
2. Vital UConn	2.5
3. Thompson Tulane	2.0
4. Rose Temple	2.0
5. Pierre-Louis Temple	1.8
6. Collins S.Florida	1.8
7. Walker Tulane	1.7
8. Stevenson Wichita	1.5
9. Hightower Tulane	1.5
10. Lomax Memphis	1.5

Blocks Per Game

Akok AKOK
  UConn
  (206-F-99)
  Avg: 2.7

1. Akok UConn	2.7
2. Harris Houston	2.0
3. Achiuwa Memphis	1.9
4. Whaley UConn	1.6
5. Vogt Cincinnati	1.6
6. Echenique Wichita	1.6
7. Gresham Houston	1.2
8. Thomas Memphis	1.1
9. Jeffries Memphis	1.1
10. Carlton UConn	1.1

TheAAC Women 2019-2020
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American Athletic Conference Announces Cancellation of Mens Basketball Championship (Photo: AAC)

University of Cincinnati 2019-20

#	Name	CM (INCH)	Pos	Bo	Cls	Former Team
13	Tre Scott	203 (6'8'')	F	96	Sr	McIntosh (Peachtree City, GA)
21	Jaevin Cumberland	190 (6'3'')	G	96	Jr	Wilmington (Wilmington, OH)
2	Keith Williams	196 (6'5'')	G	98	Jr	Bishop Loughlin (Brooklyn, NY)
33	Chris Vogt	216 (7'1'')	C		Jr	Graves County (Mayfield, KY)
3	Mika Adams-Woods	190 (6'3'')	G		Fr	New Hampton (New Hampton, NH)
0	Chris McNeal	185 (6'1'')	G	97	Sr	Jackson South Side (Jackson, TN)
34	Jarron Cumberland	196 (6'5'')	G	97	Sr	Wilmington (Wilmington, OH)
20	Mamoudou Diarra	206 (6'9'')	F	97	So	St.Louis Christian (St. Louis, MO) / 22ft Academy HS
45	Robert Banks Jr	196 (6'5'')	F	00	Fr	Gould Academy (Bethel, ME) / Thames Valley C.
24	Prince Toyambi	201 (6'7'')	F		Fr	Fresno (Fresno, CA)
23	Zach Harvey	196 (6'5'')	G		Fr	Hayden (Topeka, KS)
44	Adam Cook	198 (6'6'')	F		Fr	Marysville (Marysville, OH)
	Prince Gillam	201 (6'7'')	F		Fr	Fresno (Fresno, CA)
31	Sam Martin	178 (5'10'')	PG	98	Jr	Summit Country Day (Cincinnati, OH)
32	John Koz	185 (6'1'')	G	97	Sr	Bay (Bay Village, OH)
5	Trevor Moore	196 (6'5'')	G	99	Jr	South Kent (South Kent, CT)
1	Jeremiah Davenport	201 (6'7'')	G		Fr	Hargrave Military PG (Chatham, VA)
Head Coach: John Brannen Coach Assistant: Tim Morris Coach Assistant: Sean Dwyer Coach Assistant: Jayson Gee

American Athletic Conference Announces Cancellation of Men's Basketball Championship - Mar 12, 2020

Commissioner Mike Aresco announced this morning that the 2020 Air Force Reserve Men's Basketball Championship, scheduled to take place March 12-15 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, will not be played.
The decision was made in consultation with the Conference's leadership in light of recent developments regarding the spread of the COVID-19 virus. This is a proactive decision to protect the safety, health and well-being of our student-athletes, coaches and staff and all involved with the tournament.

Courtesy of theamerican.org

All-AAC Awards 2020 - Mar 12, 2020

All-AAC 1st Team 2020

Cumberland

Scott

Vital

Achiuwa

Igbanu

Player of the Year: Precious Achiuwa (6'9''-F-99) of Memphis
Defensive Player of the Year: Tre Scott (6'8''-F-96) of Cincinnati
Freshman of the Year: Precious Achiuwa (6'9''-F-99) of Memphis
Most Improved Player of the Year: Tre Scott (6'8''-F-96) of Cincinnati
Sixth Man of the Year: Martins Igbanu (6'8''-F-97) of Tulsa
Sportsmanship Award: Tre Scott (6'8''-F-96) of Cincinnati
Coach of the Year: Frank Haith of Tulsa

1st Team
G: Jarron Cumberland (6'5''-G-97) of Cincinnati
F: Tre Scott (6'8''-F-96) of Cincinnati
G: Christian Vital (6'2''-G-97) of UConn
F: Precious Achiuwa (6'9''-F-99) of Memphis
F: Martins Igbanu (6'8''-F-97) of Tulsa

2nd Team
F: Jayden Gardner (6'7''-F) of ECU
G: Nate Hinton Jr. (6'5''-G) of Houston
G: Caleb Mills (6'3''-G) of Houston
G: Quinton Rose (6'8''-G-98) of Temple
C: Jaime Echenique (6'11''-C) of Wichita St.

3rd Team
G: James Bouknight (6'4''-G-00) of UConn
PG: Kendric Davis (5'11''-PG-99) of SMU
G: Tyson Jolly (6'4''-G-97) of SMU
F: Isiaha Mike (6'8''-F-97) of SMU
G: Brandon Rachal (6'5''-G) of Tulsa

All-Freshman Team
G: James Bouknight (6'4''-G-00) of UConn
G: Caleb Mills (6'3''-G) of Houston
G: Marcus Sasser (6'2''-G) of Houston
F: Precious Achiuwa (6'9''-F-99) of Memphis
G: Lester Quinones (6'5''-G-00) of Memphis

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