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2015 ACADEMIC ALL-BIG 12 MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST TEAM (3.20-PLUS GPA; *INDICATES NOMINATED WITH A 4.00 GPA) Name, School Class Major Hometown Matthew Thomas, Iowa State So. Pre Business Onalaska, Wis. Perry Ellis, Kansas Jr. Sports Management / Business Minor Wichita, Kan. Christian Garrett, Kansas Sr. Sports Management / Business Minor Los Angeles, Calif. Thomas Gipson, Kansas State Sr. Family Studies & Human Services Cedar Hill, Texas Brian Rohleder, Kansas State RJr. Mechanical Engineering Wichita, Kan. Buddy Hield, Oklahoma Jr. Human Relations Freeport, Bahamas Ryan Spangler, Oklahoma Jr. Management Bridge Creek, Okla. Christien Sager, Oklahoma State* Sr. Electrical Engineering Wichita Falls, Texas Christian Gore, TCU Jr. Finance-Real Estate El Paso, Texas Demarcus Holland, Texas Jr. Sport Management Garland, Texas Prince Ibeh, Texas Jr. Applied Learning & Development; Minor in Educational Psychology Garland, Texas Connor Lammert, Texas Jr. Corporate Communication San Antonio, Texas Tarale Murry, Texas Sr. Accounting San Antonio, Texas Isaiah Taylor, Texas So. Sport Management Hayward, Calif. Luke Adams, Texas Tech Graduate Student Sport Management Lubbock, Texas Toddrick Gotcher, Texas Tech Graduate Student Sport Management Garland, Texas Clark Lammert, Texas Tech Graduate Student Sport Management San Antonio, Texas Nathan Adrian, West Virginia So. Finance Morgantown, W. Va. Kevin Noreen, West Virginia Graduate Student Industrial Labor Relations Minneapolis, Minn. SECOND TEAM (3.00-3.19 GPA) Name, School Class Major Hometown Kenny Chery, Baylor Sr. General Studies Montreal Quebec Al Freeman, Baylor RFr. General Studies Charlotte, N.C. Royce O’Neale, Baylor Sr. General Studies Killeen, Texas Georges Niang, Iowa State Jr. Marketing Methuen, Mass. James Fraschilla, Oklahoma Sr. Communication Dallas, Texas Phil Forte, Oklahoma State Jr. Recreational Management Flower Mound, Texas Hudson Price, TCU So. Business Orlando, Florida Michael Williams, TCU So. Business San Antonio, Texas Kendal Yancy, Texas So. Sport Management/ Business Richardson, Texas Gary Browne, West Virginia Sr. Sport Management San Juan, Puerto Rico Elijah Macon, West Virginia RFr. Communication Studies Columbus, Ohio Juwan Staten, West Virginia Sr. Sport Management Dayton, Ohio Brandon Watkins, West Virginia So. Communication Studies Decatur, Ga. - Big12Sports.com -.

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