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NCAA DI Bracket 2014 NIT Bracket 2014 CBI Bracket 2014
Connecticut wins NCAA title, 60-54 over Kentucky - Apr 8, 2014 | No conference wanted them. Several teammates and their coach left them. The NCAA wouldn't have them. UConn won it all anyway. Shabazz Napier (6'1''-G-91) turned in another all-court masterpiece Monday night to lift the Huskies to a 60-54 win over Kentucky's freshmen and a national title hardly anyone saw coming. Napier had 22 points, six rebounds and three assists, and his partner in defensive lock-down, Ryan Boatright (6'0''-PG-92), finished with 14 points. UConn (32-8) never trailed. The Huskies led by as many as 15 in the first half and watched the Wildcats (29-11) trim the deficit to one with 8:13 left. But Aaron Harrison (6'6''-SG-94), Kentucky's big-moment shooter in the last three games, missed a 3-pointer from the left corner that would've given the 'Cats the lead. Kentucky never got closer. One key difference in a six-point loss: Kentucky's 11 missed free throws - a flashback of sorts for coach John Calipari , whose Memphis team blew a late lead against Kansas after missing multiple free throws in the 2008 final. The Wildcats went 13 for 24. UConn went 10 for 10, and when Lasan Kromah made his last two with 25.1 seconds left for a six-point margin, the celebration was on. In all, Calipari's One and Doners got outdone by a more fundamentally sound, more-seasoned group that came into this tournament a seventh-seeded afterthought but walked away with the program's fourth national title since 1999. They were the highest seed to win it all since Rollie Massimino's eighth-seeded Villanova squad in 1985. Napier and Boatright now go down with Kemba Walker (6'1''-PG-90, college: Connecticut), Emeka Okafor (6'10''-F/C-82, college: Connecticut) and all those other UConn champs of years past. This adds to the school's titles in 1999, 2004 and 2011. This one was, by far, the most unexpected. A short year ago, UConn was playing its first season in the new American Athletic Conference after being booted from the Big East and not welcomed by any of the so-called power conferences. Longtime coach Jim Calhoun left because of health problems. And most damaging - the NCAA made the Huskies sit out of last year's March Madness because of grade problems, which triggered an exodus of five key players to the NBA or other schools. Napier stuck around. So did Boatright. And Calhoun's replacement, Kevin Ollie , figured out how to get the most out of their grit and court sense. They were one step ahead of Kentucky all night, holding off furious rally after furious rally. Kentucky's biggest push started when James Young (6'6''-G/F-95) (20 points, seven rebounds) posterized Amida Brimah (7'0''-C-94) with a monster dunk to start a three-point play and trigger an 8-0 run. In the middle of that, Boatright, who shut down Harrison's twin brother, Andrew, most of the night, twisted his left ankle while receiving an innocuous-looking pass from Napier. He called a timeout. Got it worked on and came back out. Napier and Niels Giffey (6'7''-G/F-91) made 3s on UConn's next two possessions, and suddenly, that one-point lead was back up to five - comfortable by this tournament's standards. | Courtesy of: ncaa.com NCAA Awards - Apr 7, 2014
Julius Randle (6'9''-F-94) of Kentucky James Young (6'6''-G/F-95) of Kentucky Ryan Boatright (6'0''-PG-92) of UConn DeAndre Daniels (6'9''-F-92) of UConn Shabazz Napier (6'1''-G-91) of UConn (also Most Outstanding Player) NCAA All-Tournament South Region Team Michael Frazier (6'4''-G-94) of Florida Devin Oliver (6'7''-F-92) of Dayton Dyshawn Pierre (6'6''-F-93) of Dayton Dwight Powell (6'10''-F-91) of Stanford NCAA Tournament South Region MVP Scottie Wilbekin (6'2''-G-92) of Florida NCAA All-Tournament East Region Team DeAndre Daniels (6'9''-F-92) of Connecticut Gary Harris (6'4''-G-94) of Michigan State Dustin Hogue (6'6''-F-92) of Iowa State Adreian Payne (6'10''-C-91) of Michigan State NCAA Tournament East Region MVP Shabazz Napier (6'1''-G-91) of Connecticut NCAA All-Tournament West Region Team Aaron Gordon (6'9''-PF-95) of Arizona Traevon Jackson (6'2''-G) of Wisconsin Nick Johnson (6'3''-G-92) of Arizona Xavier Thames (6'3''-G-91) of San Diego State NCAA Tournament West Region MVP Frank Kaminsky (7'0''-F) of Wisconsin NCAA All-Tournament Midwest Region Team Aaron Harrison (6'6''-SG-94) of Kentucky Marcus Lee (6'9''-PF-94) of Kentucky Caris LeVert (6'6''-G-94) of Michigan Nik Stauskas (6'6''-SG-93) of Michigan NCAA Tournament Midwest Region MVP Julius Randle (6'9''-F-94) of Kentucky  USBWA Awards 2014 - Apr 8, 2014 |
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USBWA
Integris Wayman Tisdale Freshman of the Year:
Jabari Parker (6'8''-F-95) of Duke
USBWA
Freshman All-America Team
Joel Embiid (7'0''-C-94) of Kansas Tyler Ennis (6'2''-G-94) of Syracuse Jabari Parker (6'8''-F-95) of Duke Julius Randle (6'9''-F-94) of Kentucky Andrew Wiggins (6'8''-G-95) of Kansas
USBWA Henry Iba Coach of the Year:
Gregg Marshall of Wichita St.
NABC NCAA D1 Defensive Player of the
Year:
Aaron Craft (6'2''-G-91) of Ohio St.
NABC Pete Newell NCAA D1 Big Man of the Year: Patric Young (6'9''-C-92) of Florida UPS NABC NCAA D1 Coach of the Year: Gregg Marshall of Wichita St. NABC NCAA D1 Player of the Year: Doug McDermott (6'8''-F-92) of Creighton
NIT All-Tournament MVP:
Austin Hollins (6'4''-G) of Minnesota
NABC NCAA All-District Coach of the Year Awards 2014 District 1: Tim Cluess of Iona District 2: Tony Bennett of Virginia District 3:Scott Cherry of High Point District 4: Jim Crews of St. Louis District 5:Jay Wright of Villanova District 6: Dick Hunsaker of Utah Valley District 7: John Beilein of Michigan District 8: Rick Barnes of Texas District 9: Russell Turner of UC Irvine District 10: Monte Ross of Delaware District 11: Tim Floyd of UTEP District 12: Brian Wardle of Green Bay District 13: Mike Brennan of America District 14: Steve Hawkins of Western Michigan District 15: LeVelle Moton of North Carolina Central District 16: Gregg Marshall of Wichita State District 17: Steve Fisher of San Diego State District 18: Andrew Toole of Robert Morris District 19: Rick Byrd of Belmont District 20: Sean Miller of Arizona District 21: Billy Donovan of Florida District 22: Mike Young of Wofford District 23:Brad Underwood of Stephen F. Austin District 24: Ron Hunter of Georgia State District 25: Mick Cronin of Cincinnati USBWA All-District Awards 2014 - March 13, 2014 |
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Player of the Year: Shabazz Napier (6'1''-PG-91) of Connecticut Coach of the Year: Derek Kellogg of Massachusetts All-District Team Ike Azotam (6'7''-F-91) of Quinnipiac Ryan Boatright (6'0''-PG-92) of Connecticut Bryce Cotton (6'0''-G-92) of Providence Alex Francis (6'6''-F-91) of Bryant Olivier Hanlan (6'4''-G-93) of Boston College Shabazz Napier of Connecticut Clancy Rugg (6'8''-PF) of Vermont Wesley Saunders (6'5''-G/F) of Harvard Maurice Watson (5'10''-PG-93) of Boston U. Chaz Williams (5'9''-PG-91) of Massachusetts DISTRICT II Player of the Year: C.J. Fair (6'8''-F-91) of Syracuse Coach of the Year: Jay Wright of Villanova All-District Team Sean Armand (6'5''-G-91) of Iona Billy Baron (6'2''-PG-90) of Canisius James Bell (6'6''-G/F-92) of Villanova Jason Brickman (5'11''-PG-91) of Long Island Tyler Ennis (6'2''-G-94) of Syracuse C.J. Fair (6'8''-F-91) of Syracuse Eron Harris (6'3''-G) of West Virginia D'Angelo Harrison of St. John's Jayvaughn Pinkston (6'7''-F-91) of Villanova Juwan Staten (6'1''-PG-92) of West Virginia DISTRICT III Player of the Year: Jabari Parker (6'8''-F-95) of Duke Coach of the Year: Tony Bennett of Virginia All-District Team Malcolm Brogdon (6'5''-G) of Virginia Treveon Graham (6'6''-G-93) of VCU Joe Harris (6'6''-G-91) of Virginia Rodney Hood (6'8''-F-92) of Duke K.J. McDaniels (6'6''-G/F-93) of Clemson James Michael McAdoo (6'9''-F-93) of N. Carolina Marcus Paige (6'1''-PG-93) of North Carolina Jabari Parker of Duke T.J. Warren (6'8''-F-95) of N.C. State Dezmine Wells (6'5''-G-92) of Maryland DISTRICT IV Player of the Year: Russ Smith (6'0''-G-91) of Louisville Coach of the Year: Billy Donovan of Florida All-District Team Chris Denson (6'2''-G-91) of Auburn Montrezl Harrell (6'8''-F-94) of Louisville Marshall Henderson (6'2''-G-90) of Ole Miss Jordan McRae (6'6''-G-91) of Tennessee Casey Prather (6'5''-F-91) of Florida Julius Randle (6'9''-F-94) of Kentucky Trevor Releford (6'0''-PG-91) of Alabama Russ Smith of Louisville Jarnell Stokes (6'7''-F-94) of Tennessee Scottie Wilbekin (6'2''-G-92) of Florida DISTRICT V Player of the Year: Nik Stauskas (6'6''-SG-93) of Michigan Coach of the Year: John Beilein of Michigan All-District Team Aaron Craft (6'2''-G-91) of Ohio State Samuel Dekker (6'9''-F-94) of Wisconsin Kevin Yogi Ferrell (6'0''-PG-93) of Indiana Gary Harris (6'4''-G-94) of Michigan State Frank Kaminsky (7'0''-F-93) of Wisconsin Sean Kilpatrick (6'4''-G-90) of Cincinnati Caris LeVert (6'7''-G-94) of Michigan Adreian Payne (6'10''-C-91) of Michigan State Nik Stauskas of Michigan Keifer Sykes (6'0''-PG) of Green Bay DISTRICT VI Player of the Year: Doug McDermott (6'8''-F-92) of Creighton Coach of the Year: Gregg Marshall of Wichita State All-District Team Cleanthony Early (6'8''-F-91) of Wichita State Melvin Ejim (6'6''-F-91) of Iowa State Joel Embiid (7'0''-C-94) of Kansas DeAndre Kane (6'4''-G-89) of Iowa State Devyn Marble (6'6''-SF-92) of Iowa Doug McDermott (6'8''-F-92) of Creighton Terran Petteway (6'6''-F-92) of Nebraska Marcus Smart (6'4''-G-94) of Oklahoma State Fred VanVleet (6'0''-PG-94) of Wichita State Andrew Wiggins (6'8''-G-95) of Kansas DISTRICT VII Player of the Year: Cory Jefferson (6'9''-F-90) of Baylor Coach of the Year: Larry Brown of SMU All-District Team Jeffrey Crockett (6'7''-F-91) of Texas Tech Jonathan Holmes (6'8''-F-92) of Texas Cory Jefferson of Baylor Shawn Long (6'9''-F-93) of Louisiana Aaric Murray (6'10''-C-89) of Texas Southern Nic Moore (5'9''-PG-92) of SMU Johnny O'Bryant of LSU Jacob Parker (6'6''-F) of Stephen F. Austin Bobby Portis (6'10''-PF-95) of Arkansas Cameron Ridley (6'9''-C/F-93) of Texas DISTRICT VIII Player of the Year: Cameron Bairstow (6'9''-F-90) of New Mexico Coach of the Year: Craig Neal of New Mexico All-District Team Cameron Bairstow of New Mexico Daniel Bejarano (6'4''-G-91) of Colorado State Askia Booker (6'1''-G-93) of Colorado Deonte Burton (6'1''-PG-91) of Nevada Anthony Drmic (6'6''-G/F-92) of Boise State Tyler Haws (6'5''-G-91) of BYU Stephen Madison (6'5''-F-91) of Idaho Josh Scott (6'10''-F-93) of Colorado Kendall Williams (6'4''-G-91) of New Mexico Delon Wright (6'5''-G-92) of Utah DISTRICT IX Player of the Year: Nick Johnson (6'3''-G-92) of Arizona Coach of the Year: Sean Miller of Arizona All-District Team Jordan Adams (6'5''-G-94) of UCLA Kyle Anderson (6'9''-G/F-93) of UCLA Jordan Bachynski (7'2''-C-89) of Arizona State Jahii Carson (5'10''-PG-92) of Arizona State Aaron Gordon (6'9''-PF-95) of Arizona Nick Johnson (6'3''-G-92) of Arizona Xavier Thames (6'3''-G-91) of San Diego State C.J. Wilcox (6'5''-G-90) of Washington Alan Williams (6'8''-C-93) of UC Santa Barbara Joseph Young (6'2''-G-92) of Oregon Towson's Benimon leads East All-Stars to win in 2014 Reese's Division I College All-Star Game - Apr 5, 2014 |
Jerrelle Benimon (6'8''-F-91) from Towson was named the Reeses Perfect Player from the East as he had all of his 15 points in the second half leading the East to an 87-75 win over the West in the Reeses College All-Star Game at AT&T Stadium. | Benimon, who did not attempt a shot in the first half, was 7 for 8 from the field and finished with a team-high tying 15 points to go with eight rebounds in the win. He had 11 of this teams first 15 points in the second half. Drew Crawford (6'5''-G-90) from Northwestern took home Reeses Perfect Player honors from the West team as he finished with 11 points and nine rebounds. Also from the East, Dwayne Evans (6'6''-F-92) (15) from St. Louis, Will Sheehey (6'7''-F-92) from Indiana (13), Karvel Anderson (6'2''-G-91) (12) from Robert Morris, Markel Starks (6'2''-G-91) (10) from Georgetown and Juvonte Reddic (6'9''-F-92) (10) from VCU all finished in double figures for the East. Talib Zanna (6'9''-F-90) from Pittsburgh had a team-high 11 rebounds to go with his eight points while Langston Hall (6'4''-PG-91) from Mercer had a game-high six assists for the East. Davion Berry (6'4''-G-91) from Weber State led the West team with 15 points and four assists while Cameron Clark (6'7''-G/F-91) from Oklahoma added 11 points. Christian Standhardinger (6'8''-F-89) from Hawaii had a game-high 11 rebounds. The East, which led 37-28 at halftime, led by as many as 20 in the second half, on three different occasions, the last one being 77-57 with 3:24 left. The East team used a 13-3 second half spurt to take control of the game early in the second half, with Benimon accounting for nine of the 13 points as his team turned a 37-33 lead with 18:36 left in the game into a 50-36 lead with 15:08 left. The West never got closer than the final margin of 12 the rest of the way. The East used a 7-0 run in the first half to turn a 20-19 lead into a 27-19 advantage. Zannas layup with 9:33 left started the run before Reddic added a dunk and Anderson hit a 3-pointer with 6:55 left to end the run. The East led 37-28 at halftime. Evans had nine first half points off the bench to lead the East on 4 of 4 shooting from the floor while Crawford had seven points in the first half to lead the West. EAST 87 20 Will Sheehey of Indiana 32 Juvonte Reddic of VCU 24 Talib Zanna of Pittsburgh 02 Karvel Anderson (6'2''-G-91) of RMU 10 Langston Hall (6'4''-PG-91) of Mercer 04 Markel Starks (6'2''-G-91) of Georgetown 12 Pendarvis Williams (6'6''-G-91) of Norfolk St. 14 Dwayne Evans (6'6''-F-92) of St.Louis 22 Jerrelle Benimon (6'8''-F-91) of Towson 30 Halil Kanacevic (6'8''-F-91) of ST.Joseph's WEST 75 15 Cameron Clark (6'7''-G/F-91) of Oklahoma 25 Sam Dower (6'9''-C-90) of Gonzaga 33 Garrick Sherman (6'11''-C-90) of Notre Dame 01 Neil Watson (5'11''-PG-91) of S.Mississippi 11 Drew Crawford (6'5''-G-90) of Northwestern 03 Anthony Ireland (5'10''-PG-91) of Loyola Mary 05 Davion Berry (6'4''-G-91) of Webest St. 13 Jaye Crockett (6'7''-F-91) of Texas Tech 23 Shawn Jones (6'8''-F-92) of Middle Tenn. State 31 Christian Standhardinger (6'8''-F-89) of Hawaii Courtesy of NABC NABC All-Dictrict Teams - Mar 13, 2014 |
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Billy Baron (6'2''-G-90) of Canisius George Beamon (6'4''-G-91) of Manhattan Jameel Warney (6'8''-F-94) of Stony Brook Ike Azotam (6'7''-F-91) of Quinnipiac College Sean Armand (6'5''-G-91) of Iona College Second Team AJ English (6'4''-G) of Iona Antoine Mason (6'3''-G) of Niagara David Laury (6'9''-F) of Iona Brian Voelkel (6'6''-F-92) of Vermont Rhamel Brown (6'7''-F-92) of Manhattan
Jabari Parker (6'8''-F-95) of Duke C.J. Fair (6'8''-F-91) of Syracuse T.J. Warren (6'8''-F-95) of N.C. State Marcus Paige (6'1''-PG-93) of North Carolina K.J. McDaniels (6'6''-G/F-93) of Clemson Second Team Tyler Ennis (6'2''-G-94) of Syracuse Lamar Patterson (6'5''-G/F-91) of Pittsburgh Rodney Hood (6'8''-F-92) of Duke Malcolm Brogdon (6'5''-G) of Virginia Joe Harris (6'6''-G-91) of Virginia
John Brown (6'7''-F-92) of High Point Langston Hall (6'4''-PG-91) of Mercer D.J. Covington (6'9''-F) of VMI Torrey Craig (6'6''-F-90) of USC Upstate Javonte Green (6'4''-G-93) of Radford Second Team Bernard Thompson (6'3''-G-93) of Florida Gulf Coast Rodney Glasgow (5'10''-PG) of VMI Brett Comer (6'3''-G-92) of Florida Gulf Coast Andrew Rowsey (5'10''-G) of UNC-Asheville Chase Fieler (6'8''-F-92) of Florida Gulf Coast
Jordair Jett (6'1''-G-91) of Saint Louis Chaz Williams (5'9''-PG-91) of Massachusetts Dwayne Evans (6'6''-F-92) of St. Louis Treveon Graham (6'6''-G-93) of VCU Langston Galloway (6'2''-G-91) of Saint Josephs Second Team Halil Kanacevic (6'8''-F-91) of Saint Josephs Kendall Anthony (5'8''-G) of Richmond Juvonte Reddic (6'9''-F-92) of VCU Tyreek Duren (6'0''-PG) of LaSalle Isaiah Armwood (6'9''-F-90) of George Washington
Doug McDermott (6'8''-F-92) of Creighton Bryce Cotton (6'1''-G-92) of Providence Semaj Christon (6'3''-G-92) of Xavier James Bell (6'6''-G-92) of Villanova D''Angelo Harrison of St. Johns Second Team Jayvaughn Pinkston (6'7''-F-91) of Villanova Markel Starks (6'2''-G) of Georgetown Fuquan Edwin (6'6''-G/F) of Seton Hall Davante Gardner (6'8''-F-91) of Marquette D''Vauntes Smith-Rivera of Georgetown
Davion Berry (6'4''-G-91) of Weber State Kareem Jamar (6'5''-G/F-92) of Montana Daniel Mullings (6'2''-G-91) of New Mexico State Stephen Madison (6'5''-F-91) of Idaho Troy Huff (6'5''-G) of North Dakota Second Team Tyler Harvey (6'4''-G-93) of Eastern Washington Derrick Barden (6'5''-F) of Northern Colorado Isiah Umipig (6'0''-PG-92) of Seattle Holton Hunsaker (6'0''-PG) of Utah Valley Mikh McKinney (6'1''-PG) of Sacramento State
Nik Stauskas (6'6''-G-93) of University of Michigan of Michigan Terran Petteway (6'6''-F-92) of University of Nebraska of Nebraska Gary Harris (6'4''-G-94) of Michigan State University of Michigan State Roy Marble (6'6''-F-92) of University of Iowa of Iowa Kevin Ferrell (6'0''-PG-93) of Indiana University of Indiana Second Team Adreian Payne (6'10''-C-91) of Michigan State Drew Crawford (6'5''-G-90) of Northwestern D.J. Newbill (6'4''-G-92) of Penn State Aaron Craft (6'2''-G-91) of Ohio State Keith Appling (6'1''-PG-92) of Michigan State
Melvin Ejim (6'6''-F-91) of Iowa State Andrew Wiggins (6'8''-G-95) of Kansas Joel Embiid (7'0''-C-94) of Kansas Deandre Kane (6'4''-G-89) of Iowa State Buddy Hield (6'4''-G-93) of Oklahoma Second Team Marcus Foster (6'2''-G-95) of Kansas State Marcus Smart (6'4''-G-94) of Oklahoma State Juwan Staten (6'1''-PG) of West Virginia Ryan Spangler (6'8''-F-91) of Oklahoma Jonathan Holmes (6'8''-F-92) of Texas Perry Ellis (6'8''-F-93) of Kansas
Alan Williams (6'7''-C-93) of UC Santa Barbara Tyler Haws (6'5''-G-91) of BYU Kevin Pangos (6'2''-G-93) of Gonzaga Sam Dower (6'9''-C) of Gonzaga Brad Waldow (6'9''-F) of St. Marys Second Team Michael Caffey (6'0''-PG) of Long Beach State Anthony Ireland (5'10''-PG-91) of Loyola Marymount Stephen Holt (6'4''-G-91) of St. Marys Isaac Fotu (6'8''-F-93) of Hawaii Cole Dickerson (6'7''-F) of San Francisco
Jerrelle Benimon (6'8''-F) of Towson Devon Saddler (6'2''-G) of Delaware Davon Usher (6'6''-G-92) of Delaware Frantz Massenat (6'4''-G) of Drexel Marcus Thornton (6'4''-G) of William & Mary Second Team Scott Eatherton (6'8''-F) of Northeastern Chris Fouch (6'2''-G) of Drexel Delaware Zeke Upshaw (6'6''-G-91) of Hofstra Willis Hall (6'6''-F-90) of Charleston Andre Nation (6'5''-G) of James Madison
Shawn Jones (6'8''-F-92) of Middle Tennessee Chad Frazier (6'4''-G-92) of UAB Pablo Bertone (6'4''-G-90) of Florida Atlantic Julian Washburn (6'7''-F-91) of UTEP Kenneth Smith (6'3''-G-93) of Louisiana Tech Second Team Neil Watson (5'11''-PG-91) of Southern Mississippi Alex Hamilton (6'4''-G) of Louisiana Tech Tymell Murphy (6'5''-F-90) of Florida International Vince Hunter (6'8''-F-94) of UTEP James Woodard (6'3''-G-94) of Tulsa
Keifer Sykes (5'11''-PG) of Green Bay Kendrick Perry (6'0''-PG-92) of Youngstown State Alec Brown (7'1''-F) of Green Bay Taylor Braun (6'7''-G-91) of North Dakota State Travis Bader (6'5''-G-91) of Oakland Second Team Jordan Dykstra (6'8''-F) of South Dakota State LaVonte Dority (6'1''-PG-91) of Valparaiso Bryn Forbes (6'3''-G-93) of Cleveland State Juwan Howard Jr. (6'6''-F-92) of Detroit Marshall Bjorklund (6'8''-F-91) of North Dakota State
Wesley Saunders (6'5''-G/F) of Harvard Justin Sears (6'8''-F) of Yale Maurice Watson (5'10''-PG-93) of Boston University T.J. Bray (6'5''-G-92) of Princeton Dave Dudzinski (6'9''-F) of Holy Cross Second Team Sean McGonagill (6'1''-G-91) of Brown Cameron Ayers (6'5''-G-91) of Bucknell Siyani Chambers (6'0''-PG-93) of Harvard Tony Wroblicky (6'10''-C-92) of American Kyle Wilson (6'4''-G/F) of Army
Javon McCrea (6'7''-F-92) of The University of Buffalo of Buffalo Julius Brown (5'10''-PG-93) of The University of Toledo of Toledo David Brown (6'3''-G-91) of Western Michigan University of Western Michigan Demetrius Treadwell (6'7''-F-91) of The University of Akron of Akron Nick Kellogg (6'3''-G-91) of Ohio University of Ohio Second Team Shayne Whittington (6'11''-C-91) of Western Michigan Maurice Ndour (6'9''-F-92) of Ohio Chris Fowler (6'1''-G) of Central Michigan Rian Pearson (6'4''-G-90) of Toledo Will Felder (6'7''-F-91) of Miami (OH)
Jeremy Ingram (6'3''-G-92) of N.Carolina Central Pendarvis Williams (6'6''-G-91) of Norfolk State Justin Black (6'2''-G-92) of Morgan State Du''Vaughn Maxwell of Hampton Ian Chiles (7'2''-C-90) of Morgan State Second Team James Daniel (5'11''-PG) of Howard Emanuel Chapman (6'1''-G-91) of N.C. Central Jamie Adams (5'10''-PG) of Florida A&M Deron Powers (5'11''-PG-92) of Hampton Richaud Pack (6'3''-G-92) of North Carolina A&T
First Team Cleanthony Early (6'8''-F-91) of Wichita State Fred VanVleet (5'11''-PG-94) of Wichita State Ron Baker (6'3''-G-93) of Wichita State Jake Odum (6'4''-G-91) of Indiana State Seth Tuttle (6'8''-F-92) of Northern Iowa Second Team D.J. Balentine (6'2''-G) of Evansville Desmar Jackson (6'5''-G-90) of Southern Illinois Jarmar Gulley (6'5''-G-91) of Missouri State Walt Lemon (6'3''-G-91) of Bradley Anthony Beane (6'2''-G-94) of Southern Illinois
First Team Xavier Thames (6'3''-G-91) of San Diego State Cameron Bairstow (6'9''-F-90) of New Mexico Kendall Williams (6'4''-G-91) of New Mexico Larry Nance (6'8''-F-93) of Wyoming Deonte Burton (6'1''-PG-91) of Nevada of Nevada Second Team Anthony Drmic (6'6''-G/F-92) of Boise State Khem Birch (6'9''-F-92) of UNLV Tyler Johnson (6'4''-G-93) of Fresno State Josh Davis (6'8''-F-91) of San Diego State Daniel Bejarano (6'4''-G-91) of Colorado State Alex Kirk (7'0''-F/C-91) of New Mexico
First Team Alex Francis (6'6''-F-91) of Bryant Karvel Anderson (6'2''-G-91) of Robert Morris Sidney Sanders (5'11''-PG) of Fairleigh Dickinson Jason Brickman (6'0''-PG-91) of LIU-Brooklyn Julian Norfleet (6'2''-G-91) of Mt. St. Marys Second Team Jalen Cannon (6'6''-F-93) of St. Francis (NY) Rashad Whack (6'3''-G-91) of Mt. St. Marys Kenneth Ortiz (6'0''-PG-91) of Wagner Dyami Starks (6'2''-PG-92) of Bryant Lucky Jones (6'6''-G-93) of Robert Morris
First Team
J.J. Mann (6'6''-G-91) of Belmont Glenn Cosey (6'0''-PG) of Eastern Kentucky Jarekious Bradley (6'5''-G/F-90) of SE Missouri State Patrick Miller (6'2-G-92) of Tennessee State Cameron Payne (6'2''-G-94) of Murray State Second Team Angelo Warner (6'2''-PG-92) of Morehead State Craig Bradshaw (6'3''-G-93) of Belmont Tyler Stone (6'8-F-91) of SE Missouri State Jarvis Williams (6'8''-F-93) of Murray State Sherman Blanford (6'6-F) of Eastern Illinois
Nick Johnson (6'3''-G-92) of Arizona Kyle Anderson (6'9''-G-93) of UCLA Justin Cobbs (6'3''-G-91) of California Jordan Adams (6'5''-G-94) of UCLA C.J. Wilcox (6'5''-G-90) of Washington Second Team Dwight Powell (6'10''-F-91) of Stanford Jahii Carson (5'10''-G-92) of Arizona State Delon Wright (6'5''-G-92) of Utah Aaron Gordon (6'9''-F-95) of Arizona Chasson Randle (6'1''-PG-93) of Stanford
First Team Julius Randle (6'9''-F-94) of Kentucky Scottie Wilbekin (6'2''-G-92) of Florida Jabari Brown (6'5''-G-92)of Missouri Johnny O''Bryant of LSU Jarnell Stokes (6'8''-F-94) of Tennessee Second Team Casey Prather (6'6''-F-91) of Florida Jordan McRae (6'6''-G-91) of Tennessee Trevor Releford (6'0''-PG-91) of Alabama Jordan Clarkson (6'5''-G-92) of Missouri Chris Denson (6'2''-G-91) of Auburn
First Team DeMon Brooks (6'7''-F-92) of Davidson Zaccheus Mason (6'6''-F-91) of Chattanooga Karl Cochran (6'1''-G-92) of Wofford Lucas Troutman (6'10''-F-91) of Elon Trey Sumler (6'2''-G) of Western Carolina Second Team Jelani Hewitt (6'2''-G-91) of Georgia Southern Tim Williams (6'8''-F-93) of Samford Stephen Croone (6'0''-PG) of Furman Kyle Cain (6'7''-F-90) of UNC Greensboro Lee Skinner (6'6''-F-92) of Wofford
First Team Shawn Glover (6'7''-F-90) of Oral Roberts Jacob Parker (6'6''-F) of Stephen F. Austin Jalan West (5'10''-PG-93) of Northwestern State Aaric Murray (6'10''-C-89) of Texas Southern Calvin Godfrey (6'8''-F-90) of Southern Second Team Johnathan Jordan (5'10''-PG-92) of Texas A&M CC Laquentin Miles (6'5''-G-91) of Central Arkansas Dantrell Thomas (6'2''-G) of Nicholls State Desmond Haymon (6'3''-SG) of Stephen F. Austin Dequan Hicks (6'7''-F-88) of Northwestern State
First Team Elfrid Payton (6'3''-G-94) of La.-Lafayette R.J. Hunter (6'5''-G-93) of Georgia State Shawn Long (6'9''-F-93) of La.-Lafayette Augustine Rubit (6'7''-F-89) of South Alabama Kirk Van Slyke (6'10''-F-89) of Arkansas State Second Team Ryan Harrow (6'2''-G-91) of Georgia State T.J. Price (6'4''-G) of Western Kentucky Will Neighbour (6'10''-F-90) of Arkansas-Little Rock Tylor Ongwae (6'6''-F-91) of La.-Monroe George Fant (6'6''-F) of Western Kentucky
First Team Sean Kilpatrick (6'4''-G-90) of Cincinnati Shabazz Napier (6'1''-G-91) of Connecticut Russ Smith (6'0''-G-91) of Louisville Nic Moore (5'9''-PG-92) of SMU Joe Jackson (6'1''-PG-92) of Memphis Second Team Justin Jackson (6'8''-F-90) of Cincinnati Montrezl Harrell (6'8''-F-94) of Louisville Tashawn Thomas (6'8''-F-93) of Houston Shaquille Goodwin (6'9''-F-94) of Memphis Markus Kennedy (6'9''-F-91) of SMU USBWA All-American Teams - Mar 14, 2014 |
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Nick Johnson (6'3''-G-92) of University of Arizona of Arizona Doug McDermott (6'8''-F-92) of Creighton University of Creighton Shabazz Napier (6'1''-G-91) of University of Connecticut of Connecticut Jabari Parker (6'8''-F-95) of Duke University of Duke Russ Smith (6'0''-G-91) of University of Louisville of Louisville Second Team Cleanthony Early (6'8''-F-91) of Wichita State Melvin Ejim (6'6''-F-91) of Iowa State C.J. Fair (6'8''-F-91) of Syracuse Sean Kilpatrick (6'4''-G-90) of Cincinnati Andrew Wiggins (6'8''-G-95) of Kansas Capital One NCAA Division I Academic All-America Teams - Mar 16, 2014 |
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FIRST TEAM Brayden Carlson (6'5''-G) of South Dakota State Aaron Craft of Ohio State Drew Crawford (6'5''-G-90) of Northwestern Melvin Ejim (6'6''-F-91) of Iowa State J.J. Mann (6'6''-G-91) of Belmont SECOND TEAM Jordan Dykstra (6'8''-F) of South Dakota State Holton Hunsaker (6'0''-PG) of Utah Valley Dennis Ogbe (6'7''-F-91) of Tennessee Tech Marcus Paige (6'1''-PG-93) of North Carolina Kendrick Perry (6'0''-PG-92) of Youngstown State THIRD TEAM Malte Kramer (6'6''-F-89) of Pepperdine Beau Levesque (6'7''-F) of Saint Mary's (Cal.) Matt Townsend (6'7''-F) of Yale Thomas van der Mars (6'10''-C-90) of Portland Patric Young (6'9''-C-92) of Florida | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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