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2011-12 All-Big Ten Men's Basketball Team Big Ten Sportsmanship 2011-12 All-Big Ten Men’s Basketball Team As selected by Big Ten coaches FIRST TEAM HONORABLE MENTION PLAYER OF THE YEAR: DRAYMOND GREEN, Michigan State Meyers Leonard, Illinois Draymond Green, Michigan State John Shurna, Northwestern Christian Watford, Indiana Jared Sullinger, Ohio State Aaron Craft, Ohio State DEFENSIVE PLAYER Robbie Hummel, Purdue Lewis Jackson, Purdue OF THE YEAR: Jordan Taylor, Wisconsin Jared Berggren, Wisconsin Aaron Craft, Ohio State Ryan Evans, Wisconsin SECOND TEAM FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Cody Zeller, Indiana ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Cody Zeller, Indiana Trey Burke, Michigan CODY ZELLER, Indiana William Buford, Ohio State Aaron White, Iowa SIXTH MAN OF THE YEAR: Deshaun Thomas, Ohio State TREY BURKE, Michigan D.J. Byrd, Purdue Tim Frazier, Penn State Branden Dawson, Michigan State Dave Sobolewski, Northwestern COACH OF THE YEAR: THIRD TEAM Tom Izzo, Michigan State Brandon Paul, Illinois ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM Matt Gatens, Iowa Victor Oladipo, Indiana UNANIMOUS SELECTIONS Tim Hardaway Jr., Michigan Draymond Green, Michigan State IN ALL CAPS Keith Appling, Michigan State AARON CRAFT, Ohio State Drew Crawford, Northwestern Tim Frazier, Penn State Josh Gasser, Wisconsin As selected by Media Voting Panel FIRST TEAM HONORABLE MENTION PLAYER OF THE YEAR: DRAYMOND GREEN, Michigan State Meyers Leonard, Illinois Draymond Green, Michigan State John Shurna, Northwestern Brandon Paul, Illinois Jared Sullinger, Ohio State Jordan Hulls, Indiana FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Tim Frazier, Penn State Victor Oladipo, Indiana Trey Burke, Michigan Robbie Hummel, Purdue Christian Watford, Indiana Aaron White, Iowa COACH OF THE YEAR: SECOND TEAM Zack Novak, Michigan Tom Izzo, Michigan State Cody Zeller, Indiana Branden Dawson, Michigan State Matt Gatens, Iowa D.J. Byrd, Purdue Trey Burke, Michigan Lewis Jackson, Purdue UNANIMOUS SELECTIONS William Buford, Ohio State Jared Berggren, Wisconsin IN ALL CAPS Jordan Taylor, Wisconsin Ryan Evans, Wisconsin THIRD TEAM Tim Hardaway Jr., Michigan Keith Appling, Michigan State Drew Crawford, Northwestern Aaron Craft, Ohio State Deshaun Thomas, Ohio State Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Honorees Sam Maniscalco, Illinois; Jordan Hulls, Indiana; Matt Gatens, Iowa; Stu Douglass, Michigan; Austin Thornton, Michigan State; Ralph Sampson III, Minnesota; Brandon Richardson, Nebraska; Nick Fruendt, Northwestern; Aaron Craft, Ohio State; Billy Oliver, Penn State; Robbie Hummel, Purdue; Rob Wilson, Wisconsin..
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