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District 1 District 3 First Team First Team Scott Machado Iona Matt Dickey UNC Asheville Mike Glover Iona Eric Griffin Campbell Rakim Sanders Fairfield J.P FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Rick Leddy, NABC 203-239-4253 ([email protected]) National Association of Basketball Coaches Announces 2012 Division I All-District Teams All-District Selections Eligible for NABC Coaches’ All-America Honors KANSAS CITY, MO. (March 14, 2012) -- The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) announced today the NABC Division I All-District teams for 2012, recognizing the nation’s best men’s collegiate basketball student-athletes. Selected and voted on by member coaches of the NABC, these student-athletes represent the finest basketball players across America. The 240 student-athletes, from 24 districts, are eligible for the NABC Coaches’ Division I All-America teams, to be announced on Tuesday, March 20. 2012 NABC DIVISION I ALL-DISTRICT TEAMS District 1 District 3 First Team First Team Scott Machado Iona Matt Dickey UNC Asheville Mike Glover Iona Eric Griffin Campbell Rakim Sanders Fairfield J.P. Primm UNC Asheville OD Anosike Siena Nick Barbour High Point Darryl Partin Boston U. Torrey Craig USC Upstate Second Team Second Team Erik Etherly Loyola (MD) Kelvin Martin Charleston Southern Gerardo Suero Albany (NY) Anthony Raffa Coastal Carolina George Beamon Manhattan Kerron Johnson Belmont Derek Needham Fairfield Langston Hall Mercer Bryan Dougher Stony Brook Jesse Sanders Liberty District 2 District 4 First Team First Team Mike Scott Virginia Andrew Nicholson St. Bonaventure Tyler Zeller North Carolina Ramone Moore Temple Harrison Barnes North Carolina Tu Holloway Xavier Austin Rivers Duke Khalif Wyatt Temple Terrell Stoglin Maryland Chaz Williams Massachusetts Second Team Second Team Kendall Marshall North Carolina Brian Conklin St. Louis Mason Plumlee Duke Ramon Galloway LaSalle Michael Snaer Florida State Kevin Dillard Dayton Bernard James Florida State T.J. McConnell Duquesne John Henson North Carolina Tyreek Duren LaSalle District 5 District 8 First Team First Team Darius Johnson-Odom Marquette Thomas Robinson Kansas Kevin Jones West Virginia Marcus Denmon Missouri Kris Joseph Syracuse Tyshawn Taylor Kansas Jeremy Lamb Connecticut Royce White Iowa State Maalik Wayns Villanova J’Covan Brown Texas Second Team Second Team Jason Clark Georgetown Ricardo Ratliffe Missouri Jae Crowder Marquette Perry Jones III Baylor Dion Walters Syracuse Pierre Jackson Baylor Jordan Theodore Seton Hall Rodney McGruder Kansas State Hollis Thompson Georgetown Kim English Missouri District 6 District 9 First Team First Team Deonte Burton Nevada Matthew Dellavedova St. Mary’s Damian Lillard Weber State Casper Ware Long Beach State Wendell McKines New Mexico State Orlando Johnson UCSB Will Cherry Montana Noah Hartsock BYU Vander Joaquim Hawaii Elias Harris Gonzaga Second Team Second Team Malik Story Nevada Rob Jones St. Mary's Scott Bamforth Weber State Anthony Ireland Loyola Marymount Charles Odum Portland State Brandon Davies BYU Preston Medlin Utah State Larry Anderson Long Beach State Kevin Olekaibe Fresno State T.J. Robinson Long Beach State District 7 District 10 First Team First Team Draymond Green Michigan State Kent Bazemore Old Dominion Jared Sullinger Ohio State Ryan Pearson George Mason Jordan Taylor Wisconsin Bradford Burgess VCU William Buford Ohio State Frantz Massenat Drexel John Shurna Northwestern Keith Rendlemen UNC Wilmington Second Team Second Team Cody Zeller Indiana Samme Givens Drexel Robbie Hummel Purdue Devon Saddler Delaware Tim Frazier Penn State Jamelle Hagins Delaware Trey Burke Michigan Chris Cooper Old Dominion Brandon Paul Illinois Eric Buckner Georgia State 2 District 11 District 14 First Team First Team Will Barton Memphis Julian Mavunga Miami of Ohio Cameron Moore UAB Justin Greene Kent State DeAndre Kane Marshall Javon McCrea Buffalo Jordan Clarkson Tulsa Jarrod Jones Ball State Keith Clanton UCF Rian Pearson Toledo Second Team Second Team Neil Watson Southern Mississippi D.J. Cooper Ohio Arsalan Kazemi Rice Mitchell Watt Buffalo Miguel Paul East Carolina Zeke Marshall Akron Robert Nyakundi SMU A’uston Calhoun Bowling Green LaShay Page Southern Mississippi Trey Zeigler Central Michigan District 12 District 15 First Team First Team Reggie Hamilton Oakland Kyle O’Quinn Norfolk State Dominique Morrison Oral Roberts Darrion Pellum Hampton Ray McCallum Detroit Dewayne Jackson Morgan State Nate Wolters South Dakota State Kevin Thompson Morgan State Alex Young IUPUI Michael Harper Coppin State Second Team Second Team Ryan Broekhoff Valparaiso Chris McEachin Norfolk State Kendrick Perry Youngstown State Dominique Sutton N.C. Central Alec Brown Green Bay Tony Gallo Coppin State Frank Gaines IPFW Brandon Riley South Carolina State Kevin Van Wijk Valparaiso Garrius Holloman Bethune-Cookman District 13 District 16 First Team First Team Mike Muscala Bucknell Doug McDermott Creighton C.J. McCollum Lehigh Garett Stutz Wichita State Zack Rosen Pennsylvania Kyle Weems Missouri State Greg Mangano Yale Colt Ryan Evansville Keith Wright Harvard Jackie Carmichael Illinois State Second Team Second Team Ian Hummer Princeton Ben Simons Drake Charles Hinkle American Jake Odum Indiana State Kyle Casey Harvard Joe Ragland Wichita State Ella Ellis Army Antoine Young Creighton Brian Barbour Columbia Rayvonte Rice Drake 3 District 17 District 20 First Team First Team Mike Moser UNLV Jorge Gutierrez California Jamaal Franklin San Diego State Jared Cunnigham Oregon State Drew Gordon New Mexico Terrence Ross Washington Kendall Williams New Mexico Solomon Hill Arizona Chase Tapley San Diego State Brock Motum Washington State Second Team Second Team Anthony Marshall UNLV Tony Wroten Washington Leonard Washington Wyoming Andre Robertson Colorado Hank Thorns TCU Allen Crabbe California Wes Eikmeier Colorado State Lazeric Jones UCLA Dorian Green Colorado State E.J. Singler Oregon District 18 District 21 First Team First Team Shane Gibson Sacred Heart Anthony Davis Kentucky Julian Boyd Long Island Arnett Moultrie Mississippi State Jamal Olasewere Long Island John Jenkins Vanderbilt Ken Horton Central Conn. Jeffrey Taylor Vanderbilt Velton Jones Robert Morris Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Kentucky Second Team Second Team Tyler Murray Wagner Terrence Jones Kentucky Ike Azotam Quinnipiac Kenny Boynton Florida James Johnson Quinnipiac Justin Hamilton LSU Latif Rivers Wagner Dee Bost Mississippi State Jason Brickman Long Island Bradley Beal Florida District 19 District 22 First Team First Team Isaiah Canaan Murray State Trevis Simpson UNC Greensboro Donte Poole Murray State Brad Loesing Wofford Tyler Stone S.E. Missouri State De’Mon Brooks Davidson Kevin Murphy Tennessee Tech Mike Groselle The Citadel Robert Covington Tennessee State Jake Cohen Davidson Second Team Second Team Jud Dillard Tennessee Tech Eric Ferguson Georgia Southern Marland Smith S.E. Missouri State Jack Isenbarger Elon Jeremy Granger Eastern Illinois Antwaine Wiggins College of Charleston Leon Powell S.E. Missouri State Andrew Lawrence College of Charleston Jaron Jones Eastern Kentucky Kevin Giltner Wofford 4 District 23 District 24 First Team First Team Patrick Richard McNeese State LaRon Dendy Middle Tennessee LaMarcus Redd Texas-Arlington Tony Mitchell North Texas William Mosley Northwestern State Augustine Rubit South Alabama North Texas Jereal Scott Stephen F. Austin Chris Udofia Denver Mike James Lamar Brian Stafford Denver Second Team Second Team Jeromie Hill UTSA Greg Gantt Florida Atlantic Anthony Miles Lamar D’Andre Williams Arkansas-Little Rock Terrence Joyner Mississippi Valley Jeremy Allen Florida International Paul Crosby Mississippi Valley Marcos Knight Middle Tennessee Bo Ingram Texas-Arlington DeJuan Wright Florida International About the National Association of Basketball Coaches Located in Kansas City, Mo., the NABC was founded in 1927 by Forrest “Phog” Allen, the legendary basketball coach at the University of Kansas. Allen, a student of James Naismith, the inventor of basketball, organized coaches into this collective group to serve as Guardians of the Game. The NABC currently has nearly 5,000 members consisting primarily of university and college men’s basketball coaches. All members of the NABC are expected to uphold the core values of being a Guardian of the Game by bringing attention to the positive aspects of the sport of basketball and the role coaches play in the academic and athletic lives of today’s student-athletes. The four core values of being a Guardian of the Game are advocacy, leadership, service and education. Additional information about the NABC, its programs and membership, can be found at www.nabc.org. 5 .
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