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Division I Consensus All-America Selections ...... 2 Division I Academic All-Americans By School ...... 8 Division I Player of the Year ...... 10 Divisions II and III Players of the Year ...... 12 Divisions II and III First-Team All-Americans by School ...... 13 Divisions II and III Academic All-Americans by School ...... 15 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winners by School...... 17 2 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S RECORDS - DIVISION I CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS Division I Consensus All-America Selections

1917 1930 By Season Clyde Alwood, ; Cyril Haas, Princeton; George , ; Branch McCracken, ; Hjelte, California; Orson Kinney, Yale; , Charles Murphy, Purdue; John Thompson, Montana 1905 Wisconsin; F.I. Reynolds, Kansas St.; Francis Stadsvold, St.; , Montana St.; , Purdue. Oliver deGray Vanderbilt, Princeton; Harry Fisher, Minnesota; Charles Taft, Yale; , Illinois; Harry Young, Wash. & Lee. 1931 Columbia; Marcus Hurley, Columbia; Willard Hyatt, Wes Fesler, Ohio St.; George Gregory, Columbia; Joe Yale; Gilmore Kinney, Yale; C.D. McLees, Wisconsin; 1918 Reiff, Northwestern; Elwood Romney, BYU; John James Ozanne, ; Walter Runge, Colgate; Chris Earl Anderson, Illinois; William Chandler, Wisconsin; Wooden, Purdue. Steinmetz, Wisconsin; George Tuck, Minnesota. Harold Gillen, Minnesota; Hubert Peck, Penn; Craig Ruby, Missouri; Joseph Schwarzer, Syracuse; Eber 1932 1906 Simpson, Wisconsin; Alfred Sorenson, St.; Louis Berger, Maryland; Ed Krause, Notre Dame; Forest Harold Amberg, Harvard; Garfield Brown, Minnesota; George Sweeney, Penn; Gene Vidal, Army. Sale, Kentucky; Les Witte, Wyoming; John Wooden, Eugene Cowell, Williams; George Flint, Penn; George Purdue. Grebenstein, Dartmouth; Ralph Griffiths, Harvard; 1919 Marcus Hurley, Columbia; Charles Keinath, Penn; Lance Farwell, Navy; , Chicago; Dutch 1933 James McKeag, Chicago; , Chicago. Lonborg, Kansas; Leon Marcus, Syracuse; Dan Ed Krause, Notre Dame; Elliott Loughlin, Navy; Jerry McNichol, Penn; Arnold Oss, Minnesota; George Nemer, Southern California; , Northwestern; 1907 Parrish, Virginia Tech; , Minnesota; Craig , Kentucky; Don Smith, Pittsburgh. Arthur Frank, Wisconsin; George Flint, Penn; Albert Ruby, Missouri; Andrew Stannard, Penn. Houghton, Chicago; Marcus Hurley, Columbia; Charles 1934 Keinath, Penn; Gilmore Kinney, Yale; John Ryan, 1920 Norman Cottom, Purdue; Claire Cribbs, Pittsburgh; Ed Columbia; John Schommer, Chicago; , , U.; Charles Carney, Illinois; Krause, Notre Dame; Hal Lee, Washington; Les Witte, Williams; L. Parson Warren, Williams. Irving Cook, Washington; Forrest DeBernardi, Wyoming. Westminster (MO); George Gardner, Southwestern 1908 (KS); Tony Hinkle, Chicago; Dan McNichol, Penn; 1935 Hugh Harper, Wisconsin; Julian Hayward, Wesleyan Hubert Peck, Penn; George Sweeney, Penn; George , ; Claire Cribbs, Pittsburgh; (CT); Charles Keinath, Penn; Haskell Noyes, Yale; Williams, Missouri. , Kentucky; Jack Gray, Texas; Lee Guttero, Southern California. Pat Page, Chicago; John Pryor, Brown; John Ryan, 1921 Columbia; John Schommer, Chicago; Ira Streusand, R.D. Birkhoff, Chicago; Herbert Bunker, Missouri; Everett 1936 CCNY; Helmer Swenholt, Wisconsin. Dean, Indiana; Forrest DeBernardi, Westminster (MO); Vern Huffman, Indiana; , Purdue; Bill Kinner, 1909 Eddie Durno, Oregon; Basil Hayden, Kentucky; Dan Utah; , Stanford; , Notre Dame; Biaggio Gerussi, Columbia; Julian Hayward, Wesleyan McNichol, Penn; Arnold Oss, Minnesota; Donald White, Paul Nowak, Notre Dame; Ike Poole, Arkansas. (CT); Tommy Johnson, Kansas; Charles Keinath, Penn; Purdue; George Williams, Missouri. 1937 Ted Kiendl, Columbia; Pat Page, Chicago; John Ryan, 1922 , LIU Brooklyn; Hank Luisetti, Stanford; Columbia; Raymond Scanlon, Notre Dame; John Arthur Browning, Missouri; Herbert Bunker, Missouri; John Moir, Notre Dame; Paul Nowak, Notre Dame; Schommer, Chicago; Helmer Swenholt, Wisconsin. Charles Carney, Illinois; , Kansas; George Jewell Young, Purdue. 1910 Gardner, Southwestern (KS); William Graves, Penn; 1938 William Broadhead, New York U.; Leon Campbell, Marshall Hjelte, Oregon St.; Arthur Loeb, Princeton; Ira Meyer Bloom, Temple; Hank Luisetti, Stanford; John Colgate; Dave Charters, Purdue; William Copthorne, McKee, Navy; Ray Miller, Purdue. Moir, Notre Dame; Paul Nowak, Notre Dame; Fred Army; Charles Eberle, Swarthmore; Samuel Harman, 1923 Pralle, Kansas; Jewell Young, Purdue. Rochester (NY); Ted Kiendl, Columbia; Ernest Lambert, Charlie T. Black, Kansas; Arthur Browning, Missouri; 1939 Oklahoma; W. Vaughn Lewis, Williams; Pat Page, Herbert Bunker, Missouri; Cartwright Carmichael, Chicago. North Carolina; Paul Endacott, Kansas; Al Fox, Idaho; First Team—, Indiana; , Ohio Ira McKee, Navy; Arthur Loeb, Princeton; Jimmy Lovley, St.; , Rhode Island; Irving Torgoff, LIU 1911 Creighton; John Luther, Cornell. Brooklyn; Urgel Wintermute, Oregon. A.D. Alexander, Columbia; Dave Charters, Purdue; Second Team—Robert Anet, Oregon; , C.C. Clementson, Washington; Harry Hill, Navy; John 1924 ; Bob Hassmiller, Fordham; Michael Novak, Keenan, St. John’s (NY); Ted Kiendl, Columbia; Frank Arthur Ackerman, Kansas; Charlie T. Black, Kansas; Loyola Chicago; , Kentucky. Lawler, Minnesota; W.M. Lee, Columbia; Walter Scoville, Cartwright Carmichael, North Carolina; , Wisconsin; Lewis Walton, Penn. North Carolina; Abb Curtis, Texas; , Oregon St.; 1940 , Michigan; Hugh Latham, Oregon; Jimmy First Team—Gus Broberg, Dartmouth; John Dick, 1912 Lovley, Creighton; Hugh Middlesworth, Butler. Oregon; , North Carolina; Bill Hapac, Claus Benson, Columbia; Thomas Canfield, St. Lawrence; Illinois; Ralph Vaughn, Southern California. Lewis Castle, Syracuse; Fred Gieg, Swarthmore; Ernst 1925 Second Team—Jack Harvey, Colorado; Marvin Mensel, Dartmouth; Emil Schradieck, Colgate; Alphonse Arthur Ackerman, Kansas; Burgess Carey, Kentucky; Huffman, Indiana; James McNatt, Oklahoma; Jesse Schumacher, Dayton; Rufus Sisson, Dartmouth; Otto Jack Cobb, North Carolina; Emanuel Goldblatt, Penn; Renick, Oklahoma St. Stangel, Wisconsin; William Turner, Penn. Victor Hanson, Syracuse; Noble Kizer, Notre Dame; Johnny Miner, Ohio St.; , Colorado Col.; 1941 1913 Gerald Spohn, Washburn; Carlos Steele, Oregon St. First Team—John Adams, Arkansas; Gus Broberg, Eddie Calder, St. Lawrence; Sam Carrier, Nebraska; Gil 1926 Dartmouth; Howard Engleman, Kansas; Gene Englund, Halstead, Cornell; Edward Hayward, Wesleyan (CT); Wisconsin; George Glamack, North Carolina. Allen Johnson, Wisconsin; William Roberts, Army; Jack Cobb, North Carolina; George Dixon, California; Richard Doyle, Michigan; Emanuel Goldblatt, Penn; Second Team—, Ohio; Robert Hamilton Salmon, Princeton; Alphonse Schumacher, Kinney, Rice; Paul Lindeman, Washington St.; Stan Dayton; Larry Teeple, Purdue; Laurence Wild, Navy. Gale Gordon, Kansas; Victor Hanson, Syracuse; Carl Loeb, Princeton; Albert Petersen, Kansas; George Modzelewski, Rhode Island; Oscar Schechtman, LIU 1914 Spradling, Purdue; Algot Westergren, Oregon. Brooklyn. Lewis Castle, Syracuse; Gil Halstead, Cornell; Carl 1927 1942 Harper, Wisconsin; Ernest Houghton, Union (NY); Sidney Corenman, Creighton; George Dixon, First Team—, West Tex. A&M; Robert Walter Lunden, Cornell; Dan Meenan, Columbia; Nelson California; Victor Hanson, Syracuse; John Lorch, Davies, Seton Hall; , Rice; , Norgren, Chicago; Elmer Oliphant, Purdue; Everett Columbia; Ross McBurney, Wichita St.; John Nyikos, Wisconsin; , Illinois. Southwick, CCNY; Eugene Van Gent, Wisconsin. Notre Dame; , Michigan; Gerald Second Team—Donald Burness, Stanford; Wilfred 1915 Spohn, Washburn; , Montana St.; Harry Doerner, Evansville; Robert Doll, Colorado; John W.P. Arnold, Yale; Leslie Brown, Cornell; Ernest Wilson, Army. Mandic, Oregon St.; Stan Modzelewski, Rhode Island; Houghton, Union (NY); Charlie Lee, Columbia; George 1928 , Dartmouth. Levis, Wisconsin; Elmer Oliphant, Army; Tony Savage, , Oklahoma; Charley Hyatt, Pittsburgh; Alfred 1943 Washington; Ralph Sproull, Kansas; Wellington Stickley, James, Washington; Charles Murphy, Purdue; Bennie Virginia; Ray Woods, Illinois. First Team—, Creighton; Charles Black, Oosterbaan, Michigan; Wallace Reed, Pittsburgh; Glen Kansas; , St. John’s (NY); William Closs, 1916 Rose, Arkansas; , Penn; Ernest Simpson, Rice; Andy Phillip, Illinois; , Wyoming; Roy Bohler, Washington St.; William Chandler, Colorado Col.; Cat Thompson, Montana St. , Saint Joseph’s. Wisconsin; Cyril Haas, Princeton; , 1929 Second Team—, Washington St.; Otto Wisconsin; Clyde Littlefield, Texas; Edward McNichol, Vern Corbin, California; Tho mas Churchill, Oklahoma; Graham, Northwestern; John Kotz, Wisconsin; Bob Penn; Dick Romney, Utah; Ade Sieberts, Oregon St.; Charley Hyatt, Pittsburgh; Charles Murphy, Purdue; Joe Rensberger, Notre Dame; , Southern Fred Williams, Missouri; Ray Woods, Illinois. Schaaf, Penn; John Thompson, Montana St. California; , Oklahoma. 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISION I CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 3

1944 Second Team—, Washington, 6-7, Jr.; Second Team—, Purdue, 6-7, So.; First Team—Robert Brannum, Kentucky; Audley , Dayton, 6-7, Sr.; Johnny O’Brien, , Tony Jackson, St. John’s (NY), 6-4, Jr.; , Brindley, Dartmouth; , Northwestern; Leo 5-8, Jr.; , West Virginia, 6-9, Sr.; Bob Georgia Tech, 6-1, Jr.; , North Carolina, 6-7, Klier, Notre Dame; , Oklahoma St.; George Zawoluk, St. John’s (NY), 6-6, Sr. Sr.; Len Wilkens, Providence, 6-1, Sr. Mikan, DePaul; Alva Paine, Oklahoma. 1953 1961 Second Team—, Valparaiso; Arnold Ferrin, First Team—, Penn, 6-4, Sr., ; First Team—Terry Dischinger, Purdue, 6-7, Jr., Terre Utah; , Ohio St.; , Army; William Walt Dukes, Seton Hall, 6-11, Sr., Rochester, NY; Tom Haute, IN; Roger Kaiser, Georgia Tech, 6-1, Sr., Dale, Henry, Rice; Dick Triptow, DePaul. Gola, La Salle, 6-6, So., Philadelphia; Bob Houbregs, IN; , Ohio St., 6-8, Jr., Middletown, OH; Tom 1945 Washington, 6-7, Sr., Seattle; Johnny O’Brien, Seattle, Stith, St. Bonaventure, 6-5, Sr., Brooklyn, NY; Chet First Team—Arnold Ferrin, Utah; , 5-8, Sr., South Amboy, NJ. Walker, Bradley, 6-6, Jr., Benton Harbor, MI. Bowling Green; William Hassett, Notre Dame; William Second Team—Dick Knostman, Kansas St., 6-6, Sr.; Second Team—, Indiana, 6-10, Sr.; Frank WINNERS AWARD Henry, Rice; Walton Kirk, Illinois; Bob Kurland, , LSU, 6-9, Jr.; Joe Richey, BYU, 6-1, Sr.; Don Burgess, Gonzaga, 6-1, Sr.; Tony Jackson, St. John’s Oklahoma St.; , DePaul. Schlundt, Indiana, 6-10, So.; , Furman, 6-3, (NY), 6-1, Sr.; Billy McGill, Utah, 6-9, Jr.; , Second Team—Howard Dallmar, Penn; Don Grate, Jr. Ohio St., 6-4, Sr. Ohio St.; Dale Hall, Army; , Wash ington St.; Richard Ives, Iowa; Max Norris, Northwestern; Herb 1954 1962 Wilkinson, Iowa. First Team—, La Salle, 6-6, Jr., Philadelphia; First Team—, Wake Forest, 6-8, Sr., , Kentucky, 6-4, Sr., Owensboro, KY; Bob Portage Area, PA; Terry Dischinger, Purdue, 6-7, Sr., Terre 1946 Pettit, LSU, 6-9, Sr., Baton Rouge, LA; , Haute, IN; Jerry Lucas, Ohio St., 6-8, Sr., Middletown, First Team—, Notre Dame, 6-2, Washington, Indiana, 6-10, Jr., South Bend, IN; Frank Selvy, Furman, OH; Billy McGill, Utah, 6-9, Sr., Los Angeles; Chet IN; Bob Kurland, Oklahoma St., 7-0, Jennings, MO; 6-3, Sr., Corbin, KY. Walker, Bradley, 6-6, Sr., Benton Harbor, MI. George Mikan, DePaul, 6-10, Joliet, IL; Max Norris, Second Team—Bob Leonard, Indiana, 6-3, Sr.; Tom Second Team—, Holy Cross, 6-5, Sr.; John Northwestern, 6-2, West Frankfort, IL; , Marshall, Western Ky., 6-4, Sr.; Bob Mattick, Oklahoma Havlicek, Ohio St., 6-5, Sr.; , Duke, 6-5, Jr.; New York U., 6-0, New York. St., 6-10, Sr.; Frank Ramsey, Kentucky, 6-3, Sr.; Dick , Kentucky, 6-5, So.; , Second Team—Charles Black, Kansas; John Dillon, Ricketts, Duquesne, 6-8, Jr. Southern California, 6-6, Sr.; , West Virginia, North Carolina; William Hassett, Notre Dame; Tony 6-4, Jr. Lavelli, Yale; Jack Parkinson, Kentucky; Ken Sailors, 1955 Wyoming. First Team—Dick Garmaker, Minnesota, 6-3, Sr., 1963 Hibbing, MN; Tom Gola, La Salle, 6-6, Sr., Philadelphia; First Team—Ron Bonham, Cincinnati, 6-5, Jr., Muncie, 1947 Si Green, Duquesne, 6-3, Jr., Brooklyn, NY; , IN; Jerry Harkness, Loyola Chicago, 6-3, Sr., New York; First Team—, Kentucky, 5-10, Louisville, Duquesne, 6-8, Sr., Pottstown, PA; , San Art Heyman, Duke, 6-5, Sr., Rockville , NY; Barry KY; , Kentucky, 6-7, Martin’s Ferry, OH; Ralph Francisco, 6-9, Jr., Oakland, CA. Kramer, New York U., 6-4, Jr., Schenectady, NY; Tom Hamilton, Indiana, 6-1, Fort Wayne, IN; Sid Tanenbaum, Second Team—, Furman, 6-1, Jr.; Robin Thacker, Cincinnati, 6-2, Sr., Covington, KY. New York U., 6-0, New York; Gerald Tucker, Oklahoma, Freeman, Ohio St., 5-11, Jr.; , Wake Forest, 6-6, Winfield, KS. Second Team—, Ohio St., 6-8, Jr.; Bill 6-6, Sr.; Don Schlundt, Indiana, 6-10, Sr.; Ron Shavlik, Green, Colorado St., 6-6, Sr.; Cotton Nash, Kentucky, 6-5, Second Team—, UCLA; Arnold Ferrin, North Carolina St., 6-9, Jr. Utah; , Utah; , Texas; George Jr.; Rod Thorn, West Virginia, 6-4, Sr.; , Kaftan, Holy Cross; , Duke; Andy 1956 Bowling Green, 6-10, Sr. Phillip, Illinois. First Team—Robin Freeman, Ohio St., 5-11, Sr., 1964 Cincinnati; Si Green, Duquesne, 6-3, Sr., Brooklyn, NY; First Team—Gary Bradds, Ohio St., 6-8, Sr., Jamestown, 1948 , Holy Cross, 6-7, Sr., Union City, NJ; Ron First Team—Ralph Beard, Kentucky, 5-10, Jr., OH; , Princeton, 6-5, Jr., Crystal City, MO; Shavlik, North Carolina St., 6-9, Sr., Denver; Bill Russell, , UCLA, 6-2, Sr., Philadelphia; Cotton Nash, Louisville, KY; , Saint Louis, 6-8, Jr., St. , 6-9, Sr., Oakland, CA. Louis; Jim McIntyre, Minnesota, 6-10, Jr., Minneapolis; Kentucky, 6-5, Sr., Leominster, MA; , Second Team—, Kentucky, 6-7, Sr.; Darrell Wichita St., 6-7, Jr., Dallas. Kevin O’Shea, Notre Dame, 6-1, So., San Francisco; Floyd, Furman, 6-1, Sr.; Rod Hundley, West Virginia, 6-4, , Iowa, 5-9, Sr., Muscatine, IA. Jr.; K.C. Jones, San Francisco, 6-2, Sr.; , Second Team—Ron Bonham, Cincinnati, 6-5, Sr.; Mel Second Team—, North Carolina St.; UCLA, 6-5, Sr.; , Dayton, 7-0, Sr. Counts, Oregon St., 7-0, Sr.; , Davidson, 6-8, Arnold Ferrin, Utah; Alex Groza, Kentucky; Harold Jr.; Jeff Mullins, Duke, 6-4, Sr.; , Michigan, Haskins, Hamline; , Holy Cross; Duane 1957 6-5, So. Klueh, Indiana St.; , Yale; Jack Nichols, First Team—, Kansas, 7-0, So., Washington; , California. Philadelphia; , Columbia, 5-9, Sr., Hackensack, 1965 NJ; Rod Hundley, West Virginia, 6-4, Sr., Charleston, WV; First Team—, Miami (FL), 6-7, Sr., Roselle 1949 , SMU, 6-8, Sr., Webster Groves, MO; Lenny Park, NJ; Bill Bradley, Princeton, 6-5, Sr., Crystal City, First Team—Ralph Beard, Kentucky, 5-10, Sr., Rosenbluth, North Carolina, 6-5, Sr., New York; Charlie MO; , UCLA, 6-1, Sr., North Hollywood, Louisville, KY; , Denver, 6-5, Jr., East Tyra, Louisville, 6-8, Sr., Louisville, KY. CA; Fred Hetzel, Davidson, 6-8, Sr., Washington, DC; Chicago, IN; Alex Groza, Kentucky, 6-7, Sr., Martin’s Second Team—, Seattle, 6-6, So.; Frank Cazzie Russell, Michigan, 6-5, Jr., Chicago. Ferry, OH; Tony Lavelli, Yale, 6-3, Sr., Somerville, MA; Ed Second Team—, Michigan, 6-7, Sr.; Wayne Macauley, Saint Louis, 6-8, Sr., St. Louis. Howard, Ohio St., 6-6, Jr.; , Temple, 6-0, Jr.; Gary Thompson, Iowa St., 5-10, Sr.; , Estes, Utah St., 6-6, Sr.; , Vanderbilt, 6-9, Jr.; Second Team—, Illinois, 6-1, Jr.; Vern South Carolina, 6-4, Sr. , Purdue, 6-4, Jr.; Dave Stallworth, Gardner, Utah, 6-5, Sr.; , Kentucky, 6-4, Sr.; Wichita St., 6-7, Sr. Jim McIntyre, Minnesota, 6-10, Sr.; , 1958 Colgate, 6-3, Sr. First Team—Elgin Baylor, Seattle, 6-6, Jr., Washington, 1966 1950 DC; , Kansas St., 6-8, Jr., Omaha, NE; Wilt First Team—, Syracuse, 6-3, Sr., Washington, Chamberlain, Kansas, 7-0, Jr., Philadelphia; Don DC; Clyde Lee, Vanderbilt, 6-9, Sr., Nashville, TN; Cazzie First Team—, Villanova, 6-3, Sr., Russell, Michigan, 6-5, Sr., Chicago; Dave Schellhase, Philadelphia; , Holy Cross, 6-1, Sr., St. Albans, Hennon, Pittsburgh, 5-9, Jr., Wampum, PA; , Cincinnati, 6-5, So., ; Guy Purdue, 6-4, Sr., Evansville, IN; Jim Walker, Providence, NY; Dick Schnittker, Ohio St., 6-5, Sr., Sandusky, OH; Bill 6-3, Jr., . Sharman, Southern California, 6-2, Sr., Porterville, CA; Rodgers, Temple, 6-0, Sr., Philadelphia. Paul Unruh, Bradley, 6-4, Sr., Toulon, IL. Second Team—, North Carolina, 6-6, Second Team—Lou Dampier, Kentucky, 6-0, Jr.; Matt Jr.; , Indiana, 6-8, Sr.; , San Guokas, Saint Joseph’s, 6-5, Jr.; , Duke, 6-6, Second Team—Charles Cooper, Duquesne, 6-5, Sr.; Sr.; , Davidson, 6-5, Sr.; , Duke; Don Lofgran, San Francisco, 6-6, Sr.; Kevin O’Shea, Francisco, 6-7, Sr.; , Oregon St., 6-7, Sr.; Notre Dame, 6-1, Sr.; , Wisconsin, 6-6, Sr.; , Mississippi St., 6-7, Jr. , Kansas, 6-11, Sr. Sherman White, LIU Brooklyn, 6-8, Jr. 1959 1967 1951 First Team—Bob Boozer, Kansas St., 6-8, Sr., Omaha, First Team—Lew Alcindor, UCLA, 7-2, So., New York; First Team—, Kansas, 6-9, Jr., Terre NE; , Kentucky, 6-4, Sr., Hazard, KY; Bailey Clem Haskins, Western Ky., 6-3, Sr., Campbellsville, Haute, IN; Gene Melchiorre, Bradley, 5-8, Sr., Highland Howell, Mississippi St., 6-7, Sr., Middleton, TN; Oscar KY; , , 6-8, Jr., Rayville, LA; Bob Park, IL; , Temple, 6-4, Jr., Palmerton, PA; Sam Robertson, Cincinnati, 6-5, Jr., Indianapolis; , Lloyd, Rutgers, 6-1, Sr., Upper Darby, PA; , Ranzino, North Carolina St., 6-1, Sr., Gary, IN; , West Virginia, 6-3, Jr., Cabin Creek, WV. Louisville, 6-8, Sr., Louisville, KY; Bob Verga, Duke, 6-0, Kentucky, 7-0, Jr., Macon, GA. Second Team—, Marshall, 6-2, Sr.; Johnny Sr., Sea Girt, NJ; Jim Walker, Providence, 6-3, Sr., Boston. Second Team—, Kansas St., 6-3, Sr.; Bill Green, Michigan St., 6-5, Sr.; , Notre Second Team—Lou Dampier, Kentucky, 6-0, Sr.; Mel Garrett, Indiana, 6-3, Sr.; , Duke, 6-0, Jr.; Mel Dame, 6-5, Sr.; , Pittsburgh, 5-9, Sr.; Alan Daniels, New Mexico, 6-9, Sr.; , St. John’s Hutchins, BYU, 6-5, Jr.; Gale McArthur, Oklahoma St., Seiden, St. John’s (NY), 5-11, Sr. (NY), 6-8, Sr.; Don May, Dayton, 6-4, Jr.; Larry Miller, 6-2, Sr. 1960 North Carolina, 6-4, Jr. 1952 First Team—, California, 6-10, 1968 First Team—Chuck Darling, Iowa, 6-8, Sr., Denver; Sr., Alhambra, CA; Jerry Lucas, Ohio St., 6-8, So., First Team—Lew Alcindor, UCLA, 7-2, Jr., New Rod Fletcher, Illinois, 6-4, Sr., Champaign, IL; Dick Groat, Middletown, OH; Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati, 6-5, York; Elvin Hayes, Houston, 6-8, Sr., Rayville, LA; Pete Duke, 6-0, Sr., Swissvale, PA; Cliff Hagan, Kentucky, 6-4, Sr., Indianapolis; , St. Bonaventure, 6-5, Jr., Maravich, LSU, 6-5, So., Raleigh, NC; Larry Miller, North Jr., Owensboro, KY; Clyde Lovellette, Kansas, 6-9, Sr., Brooklyn, NY; Jerry West, West Virginia, 6-3, Sr., Cabin Carolina, 6-4, Sr., Catasauga, PA; Wes Unseld, Louisville, Terre Haute, IN. Creek, WV. 6-8, Sr., Louisville, KY. 4 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISION I CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS

Second Team—, UCLA, 6-2, Jr.; Bob Second Team—, North Carolina, 6-2, So.; 1984 Lanier, St. Bonaventure, 6-11, So.; Don May, Dayton, , Tennessee, 6-7, So.; , First Team—, Georgetown, 7-0, Jr., 6-4, Sr.; , Niagara, 5-10, So.; , North Carolina, 6-9, Sr.; , Rutgers, 6-5, Sr.; Earl Cambridge, MA; , North Carolina, 6-5, Kansas, 6-3, Jr. Tatum, Marquette, 6-6, Sr. Jr., Wilmington, NC; Akeem Olajuwon, Houston, 7-0, 1969 1977 Jr., Lagos, Nigeria; , North Carolina, 6-10, First Team—Lew Alcindor, UCLA, 7-2, Sr., New First Team—, Indiana, 6-11, New Castle, Sr., Latham, NY; , Oklahoma, 6-9, So., York; , Detroit, 6-8, So., Detroit; IN; , Houston, 6-4, Winter Haven, FL; Phil Tulsa, OK. , LSU, 6-5, Jr., Raleigh, NC; , Ford, North Carolina, 6-2, Rocky Mount, NC; Rickey Second Team—, St., 6-9, Sr.; Purdue, 6-4, Jr., Lebanon, IN; Calvin Murphy, Niagara, Green, Michigan, 6-2, Chicago; , , BYU, 6-7, Sr.; , Memphis, 6-10, 5-10, Jr., Norwalk, CT. UCLA, 6-7, Los Angeles; Bernard King, Tennessee, 6-7, Jr.; , St. John’s (NY), 6-6, Jr.; Melvin Turpin, Second Team—, Kentucky, 6-9, Jr.; Mike Brooklyn, NY. Kentucky, 6-11, Sr.; Leon Wood, Cal St. Fullerton, 6-3, Maloy, Davidson, 6-7, Jr.; Bud Ogden, Santa Clara, 6-6, Second Team—Greg Ballard, Oregon, 6-7, Sr.; Bill Sr. Sr.; Charlie Scott, North Carolina, 6-5, Jr.; Jo Jo White, Cartwright, San Francisco, 6-11, So.; , Wake 1985 Kansas, 6-3, Sr. Forest, 6-6, Jr.; , Tennessee, 6-6, Sr.; Phil First Team—, Duke, 6-2, Jr., Hubbard, Michigan, 6-8, So.; , Marquette, 6-2, Washington, DC.; Patrick Ewing, Georgetown, 7-0, Sr., 1970 Jr.; , Minnesota, 6-10, Jr. First Team—Dan Issel, Kentucky, 6-9, Sr., Batavia, Cambridge, MA; Keith Lee, Memphis, 6-10, Sr., West IL; , St. Bonaventure, 6-11, Sr., Buffalo, NY; 1978 Memphis, AR; Xavier McDaniel, Wichita St., 6-7, Sr., Pete Maravich, LSU, 6-5, Sr., Raleigh, NC; Rick Mount, First Team—, Indiana St., 6-9, Jr., French Lick, Columbia, SC; Chris Mullin, St. John’s (NY), 6-6, Sr., Purdue, 6-4, Sr., Lebanon, IN; Calvin Murphy, Niagara, IN; Phil Ford, North Carolina, 6-2, Sr., Rocky Mount, NC; Brooklyn, NY; Wayman Tisdale, Oklahoma, 6-9, Jr., 5-10, Sr., Norwalk, CT. , UCLA, 6-9, Jr., Los Angeles; Butch Tulsa, OK. Second Team—, Notre Dame, 6-3, Jr.; Jim Lee, Marquette, 6-2, Sr., Bronx, NY; Mychal Thompson, Second Team—, Maryland, 6-8, Jr.; Jon Collins, New Mexico St., 6-2, Sr.; , South Minnesota, 6-10, Sr., Nassau, Bahamas. Koncak, SMU, 7-0, Sr.; , Georgia Tech, 6-0, Jr.; Carolina, 6-3, Jr.; Charlie Scott, North Carolina, 6-6, Sr.; Second Team—, Arkansas, 6-4, Sr.; Jack , Kentucky, 6-8, Jr.; Dwayne Washington, , UCLA, 6-8, Jr. Givens, Kentucky, 6-6, Sr.; Rod Griffin, Wake Forest, 6-4, Syracuse, 6-2, So. Sr.; , Kentucky, 6-10, Sr.; , 1986 1971 Portland St., 6-4, Sr. First Team—Austin Carr, Notre Dame, 6-3, Sr., First Team—, Indiana, 6-2, Jr., New Washington, DC; , Jacksonville, 7-2, 1979 Castle, IN; Walter Berry, St. John’s (NY), 6-8, Jr., Bronx, Sr., Dothan, AL; Jim McDaniels, Western Ky., 7-0, Sr., First Team—Larry Bird, Indiana St., 6-9, Sr., French NY; Len Bias, Maryland, 6-8, Sr., Landover, MD; Johnny Scottsville, KY; , Marquette, 6-1, Sr., Lick, IN; , Duke, 6-11, Jr., Monroe, CT; Dawkins, Duke, 6-2, Sr., Washington, DC; Kenny Walker, New York; Sidney Wicks, UCLA, 6-8, Sr., Los Angeles. David Greenwood, UCLA, 6-9, Sr., Los Angeles; Earvin Kentucky, 6-8, Sr., Roberta, GA. Second Team—, La Salle, 6-7, Sr.; Johnny Johnson, Michigan St., 6-8, So., Lansing, MI; Sidney Second Team—, Virginia Tech, 6-5, Sr.; Neumann, Ole Miss, 6-7, So.; Howard Porter, Villanova, Moncrief, Arkansas, 6-4, Sr., Little Rock, AR. Brad Daugherty, North Carolina, 6-11, Sr.; , 6-8, Sr.; John Roche, South Carolina, 6-3, Sr.; Curtis Second Team—, San Francisco, 7-1, Miami (OH), 6-6, Sr.; , Kansas, 6-11, So.; Rowe, UCLA, 6-7, Sr. Sr.; , La.-Monroe, 6-5, Sr.; Mike O’Koren, , Navy, 6-11, Jr.; , Michigan North Carolina, 6-7, Jr.; , Dayton, 6-6, Sr.; Jim St., 6-1, Sr. 1972 Spanarkel, Duke, 6-5, Sr.; , Notre Dame, 1987 First Team—, UCLA, 6-1, Sr., Franklinton, 6-7, So.; , Rhode Island, 6-7, Jr. NC; , Marquette, 6-11, Jr., Racine, WI; Bo First Team—Steve Alford, Indiana, 6-2, Sr., New Lamar, La.-Lafayette, 6-1, Jr., Columbus, OH; Bob 1980 Castle, IN; Danny Manning, Kansas, 6-11, Jr., Lawrence, McAdoo, North Carolina, 6-8, Jr., Greensboro, NC; Ed First Team—, DePaul, 6-7, So., Chicago; KS; David Robinson, Navy, 7-1, Sr., Woodbridge, VA; Ratleff, Long Beach St., 6-6, Jr., Columbus, OH; Tom Michael Brooks, La Salle, 6-7, Sr., Philadelphia; Joe , North Carolina, 6-3, Sr., Queens, NY; Riker, South Carolina, 6-10, Sr., Oyster Bay, NY; Bill Barry Carroll, Purdue, 7-1, Sr., Denver; , Reggie Williams, Georgetown, 6-7, Sr., Baltimore. Walton, UCLA, 6-11, So., La Mesa, CA. Louisville, 6-4, Sr., Louisville, KY; , Kentucky, Second Team—Armon Gilliam, UNLV, 6-9, Sr.; Horace Second Team—Rich Fuqua, Oral Roberts, 6-3, Jr.; 6-3, Sr., Peru, IN. Grant, Clemson, 6-10, Sr.; , Ohio St., 6-5, , Virginia, 6-4, Jr.; , Louisville, 6-3, Second Team—Mike Gminski, Duke, 6-11, Sr.; Albert Sr.; , St. John’s (NY), 6-4, Sr.; , Sr.; , Kansas, 6-5, Sr.; Henry Willmore, King, Maryland, 6-6, Jr.; Mike O’Koren, North Carolina, Illinois, 6-8, Sr. Michigan, 6-3, Jr. 6-8, Sr.; Kelvin Ransey, Ohio St., 6-1, Sr.; Sam Worthen, 1988 1973 Marquette, 6-5, Sr. First Team—, , 6-8, Jr., Tucson, First Team—Doug Collins, Illinois St., 6-6, Sr., 1981 AZ; , Michigan, 6-3, Sr., Canton, OH; Hersey Benton, IL; Ernie DiGregorio, Providence, 6-0, Sr., First Team—Mark Aguirre, DePaul, 6-7, Jr., Chicago; Hawkins, Bradley, 6-3, Sr., Chicago; Danny Manning, North Providence, RI; , La.-Lafayette, 6-1, , BYU, 6-5, Sr., Eugene, OR; Steve Johnson, Kansas, 6-11, Sr., Lawrence, KS; J.R. Reid, North Carolina, Sr., Columbus, OH; , Long Beach St., 6-6, Sr., Oregon St., 6-11, Sr., San Bernardino, CA; Ralph 6-9, So., Virginia Beach, VA. Columbus, OH; David Thompson, North Carolina St., Sampson, Virginia, 7-4, So., Harrisonburg, VA; Isiah Second Team—, Duke, 6-10, Jr.; Jerome 6-4, So., Shelby, NC; , UCLA, 6-11, Jr., La Thomas, Indiana, 6-1, So., Chicago. Lane, Pittsburgh, 6-6, Jr.; , Temple, 6-5, Mesa, CA; Keith Wilkes, UCLA, 6-6, Jr., Santa Barbara, Second Team—, Kentucky, 7-1, So.; Jeff Fr.; , Kansas St., 6-5, Sr.; , CA. Lamp, Virginia, 6-6, Sr.; Durand Macklin, LSU, 6-7, Sr.; Syracuse, 6-11, Sr.; Michael Smith, BYU, 6-10, Jr. Second Team—, Minnesota, 6-9, Sr.; Kelly Tripucka, Notre Dame, 6-6, Sr.; , 1989 Tom Burleson, North Carolina St., 7-4, Jr.; , Utah, 6-7, Sr.; , North Carolina, 6-6, Sr. First Team—Sean Elliott, Arizona, 6-8, Sr., Tucson, AZ; Memphis, 6-2, Sr.; , South Carolina, 6-3, Sr.; 1982 , Louisville, 6-9, Sr., Savannah, GA; Danny Tom McMillen, Maryland, 6-11, Jr.; , Ferry, Duke, 6-10, Sr., Bowie, MD; Chris Jackson, LSU, American, 6-8, Sr. First Team—, DePaul, 6-9, Jr., Chicago; , San Francisco, 6-4, Jr., 6-1, Fr., Gulfport, MS; , Oklahoma, 6-11, Sr., 1974 Baltimore; Eric Floyd, Georgetown, 6-3, Sr., Gastonia, Lawton, OK. First Team—, Providence, 6-9, Sr., NC; , Virginia, 7-4, Jr., Harrisonburg, VA; Second Team—, Oklahoma, 6-1, Sr.; Providence, RI; , Notre Dame, 6-9, Jr., , North Carolina, 6-9, Jr., Gastonia, NC. , Syracuse, 6-0, Sr.; , Elizabeth, NJ; David Thompson, North Carolina St., 6-4, Second Team—, Tennessee, 6-7, Jr.; Kevin Indiana, 6-4, So.; , Stanford, 6-4, Sr.; Glen Jr., Shelby, NC; Bill Walton, UCLA, 6-11, Sr., La Mesa, CA; Magee, UC Irvine, 6-8, Sr.; , Notre Dame, Rice, Michigan, 6-7, Sr.; , La Salle, 6-6, Keith Wilkes, UCLA, 6-6, Sr., Santa Barbara, CA. 6-2, Jr.; Sam Perkins, North Carolina, 6-9, So.; Paul Jr. Second Team—, Maryland, 6-9, Jr.; Larry Pressey, Tulsa, 6-5, Sr. 1990 Fogle, Canisius, 6-5, So.; Bobby Jones, North Carolina, 1983 First Team—, Syracuse, 6-10, Sr., 6-8, Sr.; Bill Knight, Pittsburgh, 6-7, Sr.; Campy Russell, Detroit; Chris Jackson, LSU, 6-1, So., Gulfport, MS; Larry Michigan, 6-8, Jr. First Team—Dale Ellis, Tennessee, 6-7, Sr., Marietta, GA; Patrick Ewing, Georgetown, 7-0, So., Cambridge, MA; Johnson, UNLV, 6-7, Jr., Dallas; , Oregon 1975 Michael Jordan, North Carolina, 6-6, So., Wilmington, St., 6-3, Sr., Oakland, CA; Lionel Simmons, La Salle, 6-6, First Team—, Notre Dame, 6-5, NC; Keith Lee, Memphis, 6-9, So., West Memphis, AR; Sr., Philadelphia. So., Washington, DC; John Lucas, Maryland, 6-4, Jr., Sam Perkins, North Carolina, 6-9, Jr., Latham, NY; Ralph Second Team—, Loyola Marymount, Durham, NC; , Indiana, 6-7, Jr., Sandusky, Sampson, Virginia, 7-4, Sr., Harrisonburg, VA; Wayman 6-7, Sr.; , Illinois, 6-5, Sr.; , Loyola OH; , UCLA, 6-8, Sr., La Habra, CA; David Tisdale, Oklahoma, 6-9, Fr., Tulsa, OK. Marymount, 6-5, Sr.; , Georgetown, Thompson, North Carolina St., 6-4, Sr., Shelby, NC. Second Team—, Houston, 6-7, Jr.; 6-10, So.; , Michigan, 6-2, Sr.; Dennis Second Team—, Utah, 6-2, Jr.; Leon Sidney Green, UNLV, 6-9, Sr.; John Paxson, Notre Dame, Scott, Georgia Tech, 6-8, Jr.; , Missouri, Douglas, Alabama, 6-10, Jr.; , Kentucky, 6-2, Sr.; , Missouri, 6-11, Sr.; Jon 6-10, Jr. 6-5, Sr.; , Oregon, 6-4, Jr.; Gus Williams, Southern Sundvold, Missouri, 6-2, Sr.; , Arkansas, 1991 California, 6-2, Sr. 6-4, Sr.; , Indiana, 6-6, Sr. First Team—Kenny Anderson, Georgia Tech, 6-2, So., 1976 Rego Park, NY; , Ohio St., 6-6, So., Toledo, First Team—Kent Benson, Indiana, 6-11, Jr., OH; Larry Johnson, UNLV, 6-7, Sr., Dallas; Shaquille New Castle, IN; Adrian Dantley, Notre Dame, 6-5, O’Neal, LSU, 7-1, So., San Antonio; , Jr., Washington, DC; John Lucas, Maryland, 6-4, Sr., Syracuse, 6-9, Jr., Carlisle, PA. Durham, NC; Scott May, Indiana, 6-7, Sr., Sandusky, OH; , UCLA, 6-10, Jr., Portland, OR. 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISION I CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 5

Second Team—, UNLV, 6-8, Sr.; Keith 2000 2008 Jennings, East Tenn. St., 5-7, Sr.; , First Team—, Duke, 6-6, Sr., St. Louis; First Team—D.J. Augustin, Texas, 6-0, So., ; Duke, 6-11, Jr.; Eric Murdock, Providence, 6-2, Sr.; Steve , Iowa St., 6-8, Jr., Arcadia, LA; A.J. Guyton, , Kansas St., 6-10, Fr., Washington, DC; Smith, Michigan St., 6-6, Sr. Indiana, 6-1, Sr., Peoria, IL; , Cincinnati, Chris Douglas-Roberts, Memphis, 6-7, Jr., Detroit; Tyler 1992 6-9, Sr., Dallas; , Texas, 7-0, Jr., Austin, TX; Hansbrough, North Carolina, 6-9, Jr., Poplar Bluff, MO; First Team—Jim Jackson, Ohio St., 6-6, Jr., Toledo, OH; , Notre Dame, 6-10, So., Morristown, NJ. , UCLA, 6-10, Fr., Lake Oswego, OR. Christian Laettner, Duke, 6-11, Sr., Angola, NY; Harold Second Team—, Fresno St., Second Team—, Davidson, 6-2, So.; Miner, Southern California, 6-5, Jr., Inglewood, CA; 6-6, Sr.; , Duke, 6-8, Jr.; , , Vanderbilt, 6-6, Sr.; , Notre Alonzo Mourning, Georgetown, 6-10, Sr., Chesapeake, Michigan St., 6-2, Sr.; , Ohio St., 5-10, Sr.; Dame, 6-8, So.; , Georgetown, 7-2, Sr.; Chris VA; Shaquille O’Neal, LSU, 7-1, Jr., San Antonio. , Michigan St., 6-6, Sr.; , Lofton, Tennessee, 6-2, Sr; D.J. White, Indiana, 6-9, Sr. Second Team—, Oklahoma St., 6-7, LSU, 6-9, So. 2009 WINNERS AWARD Sr.; Don MacLean, UCLA, 6-10, Sr.; , 2001 First Team—DeJuan Blair, Pittsburgh, 6-7, So., Missouri, 6-4, Sr.; , St. John’s (NY), 6-7, Sr.; First Team—Shane Battier, Duke, 6-8, Sr., Birmingham, Pittsburgh; Stephen Curry, Davidson, 6-3, Jr., Charlotte, , Maryland, 6-8, Sr. MI; , North Carolina, 6-4, So., Greenbelt, NC; , Oklahoma, 6-10, So., ; 1993 MD; , Stanford, 6-6, So., Glendora, CA; , North Carolina, 6-9, Sr., Poplar Bluff, First Team—, Indiana, 6-7, Sr., Troy Murphy, Notre Dame, 6-10, Jr., Morristown, NJ; MO; , Arizona St., 6-5, So., Los Angeles. Evansville, IN; Anfernee Hardaway, Memphis, 6-7, Jr., Jason Williams, Duke, 6-2, So., Plainfield, NJ. Second Team—, Kansas, 5-11, Jr.; Memphis, TN; , Duke, 6-0, Sr., Jersey City, Second Team—, Boston College, 6-1, So.; Luke Harangody, Notre Dame, 6-8, Jr.; , NJ; , Kentucky, 6-8, Jr., New York; Chris Michael Bradley, Villanova, 6-10, Jr.; , North Carolina, 5-11, Jr.; , Kentucky, 6-4, Jr.; Webber, Michigan, 6-9, So., Detroit. Kentucky, 6-9, Jr.; , Michigan St., 6-6, , Wake Forest, 6-2, So.; , Second Team—, Seton Hall, 6-3, Sr.; So.; , Iowa St., 6-3, Sr. UConn, 7-3, Jr. , Duke, 6-7, Jr.; Billy McCaffrey, Vanderbilt, 2002 2010 6-3, Jr.; , North Carolina, 7-0, Jr.; J.R. First Team—, Maryland, 6-3, Sr., Baltimore; First Team—Sherron Collins, Kansas, 5-11, Sr., Rider, UNLV, 6-7, Sr.; , Purdue, 6-9, So.; , Gonzaga, 6-1, Sr., Vancouver, WA; Drew Chicago; Wesley Johnson, Syracuse, 6-7, Jr., Corsicana, , Wake Forest, 6-8, Jr. Gooden, Kansas, 6-10, Jr., Richmond, CA; , TX; Scottie Reynolds, Villanova, 6-2, Sr., Herndon, VA; 1994 Cincinnati, 6-1, Sr., Cleveland; Jason Williams, Duke, , Ohio St., 6-7, Jr., Chicago; , First Team—Grant Hill, Duke, 6-8, Sr., Reston, VA; 6-2, Jr., Plainfield, NJ. Kentucky, 6-4, Fr., Raleigh, NC. , California, 6-4, So., Oakland, CA; Donyell Second Team—, Southern California, 6-7, Second Team—, Kansas, 6-11, Jr.; James Marshall, UConn, 6-9, Jr., Reading, PA; Glenn Robinson, Sr.; Mike Dunleavy, Duke, 6-9, Jr.; Casey Jacobsen, Anderson, Oklahoma St., 6-6, Jr.; DeMarcus Cousins, Purdue, 6-8, Jr., Gary, IN; Clifford Rozier, Louisville, 6-9, Stanford, 6-6, Jr.; , Indiana, 6-10, So.; David Kentucky, 6-11, Fr.; Luke Harangody, Notre Dame, Jr., Bradenton, FL. West, Xavier, 6-8, Jr. 6-8, Sr.; Jon Scheyer, Duke, 6-5, Sr.; Greivis Vasquez, Second Team—, Missouri, 6-2, Sr.; Eric 2003 Maryland, 6-6, Sr. Montross, North Carolina, 7-0, Sr.; , First Team—, Kansas, 6-9, Sr., Iowa Falls, 2011 California, 6-7, Jr.; , Arizona, 6-2, Sr.; Jalen IA; T.J. Ford, Texas, 5-10, So., Houston; , First Team—, BYU, 6-2, Sr., Glens Falls, Rose, Michigan, 6-8, Jr.; , Arkansas, Wake Forest, 6-6, Sr., Winston-Salem, NC; Dwyane NY; JaJuan Johnson, Purdue, 6-10, Sr., Indianapolis; 6-7, So. Wade, Marquette, 6-4, Jr., Robbins, IL; , , Duke, 6-2, Sr., Upper Marlboro, MD; Jared 1995 Xavier, 6-9, Sr., Garner, NC. Sullinger, Ohio St., 6-9, Fr., Columbus, OH; Kemba First Team—Ed O’Bannon, UCLA, 6-8, Sr., Lakewood, Second Team—, Syracuse, 6-8, Walker, UConn, 6-1, Jr., Bronx, NY CA; , Michigan St., 6-3, Sr., Detroit; Fr.; Troy Bell, Boston College, 6-1, Sr.; , Second Team—, Morehead St., 6-8, , Maryland, 6-10, So., Norfolk, VA; Jerry Arizona, 5-10, Sr.; , Creighton, 6-7, Sr.; Hollis Sr.; Jordan Hamilton, Texas, 6-7, So.; Ben Hansbrough, Stackhouse, North Carolina, 6-6, So., Kingston, NC; Price, Oklahoma, 6-1, Sr. Notre Dame, 6-3, Sr.; , San Diego St., , Arizona, 6-10, Sr., Portland, OR. 6-7, So.; , Kansas, 6-9, Jr.; Jordan Taylor, 2004 Wisconsin, 6-1, Jr.; Derrick Williams, Arizona, 6-8, So. Second Team—, Wake Forest, First Team—, Texas Tech, 6-5, Sr., 6-2, Sr.; , Villanova, 6-5, Jr.; , Massa- Dallas; , Providence, 6-7, Jr., Waterbury, 2012 chusetts, 6-7, Sr.; , North Carolina, CT; , Saint Joseph’s, 6-0, Sr., Chester, PA; First Team—, Kentucky, 6-10, Fr., 6-10, So.; Corliss Williamson, Arkansas, 6-7, Jr. , UConn, 6-10, Jr., Houston; Lawrence Chicago; , Michigan St., 6-7, Sr., 1996 Roberts, Mississippi St., 6-9, Jr., Houston. Saginaw, MI; Doug McDermott, Creighton, 6-7, First Team—, UConn, 6-5, Jr., Dalzell, SC; Second Team—, Stanford, 6-8, Jr.; So., Ames, IA; Thomas Robinson, Kansas, 6-10, Jr., , , 6-11, Jr., Hartford, CT; , Wisconsin, 6-3, Jr.; , North Washington, DC; , Ohio St., 6-9, So., , Kentucky, 6-1, Sr., Brownsville, TN; Tim Carolina St., 6-6, Jr.; Luke Jackson, Oregon, 6-7, Sr.; Columbus, OH Duncan, Wake Forest, 6-10, Jr., St. Croix, Virgin Islands; , Gonzaga, 6-4, Sr. Second Team—Isaiah Canaan, Murray St., 6-0, Jr.; , Georgetown, 6-1, So., Hampton, VA; 2005 Marcus Denmon, Missouri, 6-3, Sr.; Kevin Jones, West Kerry Kittles, Villanova, 6-5, Sr., New Orleans. Virginia, 6-8, Sr.; Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Kentucky, 6-7, First Team—, Utah, 7-0, So., , Fr.; , North Carolina, 7-0, Sr. Second Team—, Cincinnati, 6-7, So.; Australia; Dee Brown, Illinois, 6-0, Jr., Maywood, IL; Chris , Utah, 6-9, Jr.; , Kansas, Paul, Wake Forest, 6-0, So., Lewisville, NC; J.J. Redick, 2013 6-1, Jr.; John Wallace, Syracuse, 6-8, Sr.; Lorenzen Duke, 6-4, Jr., Roanoke, VA; , Kansas, 6-9, First Team—, Michigan, 6-0, So., Columbus, Wright, Memphis, 6-11, So. Sr., Leavenworth, KS; , Syracuse, 6-9, Sr., OH; Doug McDermott, Creighton, 6-8, Jr., Ames, IA; 1997 Philadelphia. , Indiana, 6-5, Jr., Upper Marlboro, MD; First Team—, Wake Forest, 6-10, Sr., St. Second Team—, Arizona St., 6-8, Jr.; Luther , Gonzaga, 7-0, Jr., Kamloops, B.C., Canada; Croix, Virgin Islands; Danny Fortson, Cincinnati, 6-7, Jr., Head, Illinois, 6-3, Sr.; , North Carolina, 6-9, , Georgetown, 6-8, So., Morley, MO Pittsburgh; Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, 6-11, Jr., Monona, IA; Jr.; , Arizona, 6-1, Sr.; , Second Team—Ben McLemore, Kansas, 6-5, , Kentucky, 6-7, So., Nashville, TN; Keith Van Illinois, 6-3, Jr. Fr.; , Duke, 6-10, Sr.; , Horn, Utah, 6-9, Sr., Diamond Bar, CA. Oklahoma St., 6-4, Fr.; , Kansas, 7-0, Sr.; Cody 2006 Zeller, Indiana, 7-0, So. Second Team—, Colorado, 6-3, So.; First Team—, Villanova, 6-4, Sr., Newark, , Minnesota, 6-1, Sr.; , NJ; , Gonzaga, 6-8, Jr., Spokane, WA; Teams used for consensus selections: North Carolina, 6-9, So.; , Stanford, 5-10, J.J. Redick, Duke, 6-4, Sr., Roanoke, VA; , Helms Foundation—1905-48 Sr.; Jacque Vaughn, Kansas, 6-1, Sr. Washington, 6-6, Sr., Seattle; , Duke, Converse Yearbook—1932-48 1998 6-9, Sr., Forest Park, OK. College Humor Magazine—1929-33, 1936 First Team—, Arizona, 6-2, So., Phoenix; Second Team—Dee Brown, Illinois, 6-0, Sr.; Rodney Christy Walsh Syndicate—1929-30 Antawn Jamison, North Carolina, 6-9, Jr., Charlotte, Carney, Memphis, 6-7, Sr.; , UConn, 6-9, So.; Literary Digest Magazine—1934 NC; Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, 6-11, Sr., Monona, IA; Paul Tyler Hansbrough, North Carolina, 6-9, Fr.; , —1937-42 Pierce, Kansas, 6-7, Jr., Inglewood, CA; , California, 6-8, So.; , Villanova, 6-2, Sr.; P.J. Omaha World Newspaper—1937 Arizona, 6-5, Sr., Fullerton, CA. Tucker, Texas, 6-5, Jr. Newspaper Enterprises Association—1938, 1953-63 Colliers (Basketball Coaches)—1939, 1949-56 Second Team—, North Carolina, 6-6, 2007 Pic Magazine—1942-44 Jr.; Mateen Cleaves, Michigan St., 6-2, So.; , First Team—, UCLA, 6-5, Jr., Compton, Argosy Magazine—1945 Notre Dame, 6-9, Sr.; Richard Hamilton, UConn, 6-6, CA; , Texas, 6-9, Fr., Suitland, MD; Tyler True Magazine—1946-47 So.; , Ole Miss, 6-9, Sr. Hansbrough, North Carolina, 6-9, So., Poplar Bluff, MO; International News Service—1950-58 1999 IV, Texas A&M, 6-3, Sr., Dallas; , Look Magazine—1949-63 First Team—, Duke, 6-8, So., Peekskill, NY; Wisconsin, 6-6, Sr., Lockport, IL. United Press International—1949-96 Mateen Cleaves, Michigan St., 6-2, Jr., Flint, MI; Richard Second Team—, Boston College, —1943-46, 1997-2013 Hamilton, UConn, 6-6, Jr., Coatesville, PA; , 6-7, Sr.; , Nevada, 6-11, Sr.; , The —1948-2013 Utah, 6-2, Sr., Los Angeles; , Arizona, 6-2, Tennessee, 6-2, Jr.; , Florida, 6-11, Jr.; Greg National Assoc. of Basketball Coaches—1957-2013 Sr., Seattle. Oden, Ohio St., 7-0, Fr. U.S. Basketball Writers Association—1960-2013 Second Team—, Northwestern, 6-11, Sr.; , Maryland, 6-3, Jr.; , Duke, 6-3, Sr.; Chris Porter, Auburn, 6-7, Jr.; Wally Szczerbiak, Miami (OH), 6-8, Sr. 6 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISION I CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS

COLORADO COL. DUQUESNE 1923—Charlie T. Black LOYOLA CHICAGO Consensus 1925—Earl Mueller 1955— Dick Ricketts Paul Endacott 1963—Jerry Harkness 1928—Ernest Simpson Si Green 1924—Arthur Ackerman First-Team 1956—Si Green MARQUETTE COLUMBIA Charlie T. Black 1971—Dean Meminger All-Americans 1905—Harry Fisher FURMAN 1925—Arthur Ackerman 1972—Jim Chones Marcus Hurley 1954—Frank Selvy 1926—Gale Gordon 1978—Butch Lee By School 1906—Marcus Hurley Albert Petersen 2003— 1907—Marcus Hurley GEORGETOWN 1938—Fred Pralle 1982—Eric Floyd 1941—Howard Engleman MARYLAND ARIZONA John Ryan 1908—John Ryan 1983—Patrick Ewing 1943—Charles Black 1932—Louis Berger 1988—Sean Elliott 1984—Patrick Ewing 1951—Clyde Lovellette 1975—John Lucas 1989—Sean Elliott 1909—Biaggio Gerussi Ted Kiendl 1985—Patrick Ewing 1952—Clyde Lovellette 1976—John Lucas 1995—Damon Stoudamire John Ryan 1987—Reggie Williams 1957—Wilt Chamberlain 1986—Len Bias 1998— Mike Bibby 1910—Ted Kiendl 1992—Alonzo Mourning 1958—Wilt Chamberlain 1995—Joe Smith Miles Simon 1996—Allen Iverson 1987—Danny Manning 2002—Juan Dixon 1911—A.D. Alexander 2013—Otto Porter 1999—Jason Terry Ted Kiendl 1988—Danny Manning MASSACHUSETTS ARIZONA ST. W.M. Lee GEORGIA TECH 1997—Raef LaFrentz 1996—Marcus Camby 2009—James Harden 1912—Claus Benson 1961—Roger Kaiser 1998—Raef LaFrentz 1914—Dan Meenan 1991—Kenny Anderson MEMPHIS ARKANSAS 1915—Charlie Lee 2002— 1983—Keith Lee 1928— 1927—John Lorch GONZAGA 2003—Nick Collison 1985—Keith Lee 1936—Ike Poole 1931—George Gregory 2002—Dan Dickau 2005—Wayne Simien 1993—Anfernee Hardaway 1941—John Adams 1957—Chet Forte 2006—Adam Morrison 2010—Sherron Collins 2008—Chris Douglas-Roberts 1979— 2013—Kelly Olynyk UCONN 2012—Thomas Robinson MIAMI (FL) ARMY 1994— HARVARD KANSAS ST. 1965—Rick Barry 1910—William Copthorne 1996—Ray Allen 1906—Harold Amberg Ralph Griffiths 1917—F.I. Reynolds MICHIGAN 1913—William Roberts 1999—Richard Hamilton 1958—Bob Boozer 1924—Harry Kipke 1915—Elmer Oliphant 2004—Emeka Okafor HOLY CROSS 1959—Bob Boozer 1926—Richard Doyle 1918—Gene Vidal 2011— 1950—Bob Cousy 2008—Michael Beasley 1927—Bennie Oosterbaan 1927—Harry Wilson 1956—Tom Heinsohn CORNELL KENTUCKY 1928—Bennie Oosterbaan BOWLING GREEN 1913—Gil Halstead HOUSTON 1921—Basil Hayden 1965—Cazzie Russell 1945—Wyndol Gray 1914—Gil Halstead 1967—Elvin Hayes 1925—Burgess Carey 1966—Cazzie Russell Walter Lunden 1968—Elvin Hayes 1977— BRADLEY 1932—Forest Sale 1988—Gary Grant 1915—Leslie Brown 1977—Otis Birdsong 1933—Forest Sale 1950—Paul Unruh 1923—John Luther 1984—Akeem Olajuwon 1993— 1951—Gene Melchiorre 1935—Leroy Edwards 2013—Trey Burke 1961— CREIGHTON IDAHO 1944—Robert Brannum 1962—Chet Walker 1923—Jimmy Lovley 1923—Al Fox 1947—Ralph Beard MICHIGAN ST. 1988— 1924—Jimmy Lovley Alex Groza 1979—Earvin Johnson 1927—Sidney Corenman ILLINOIS 1948—Ralph Beard 1995—Shawn Respert BYU 1943—Ed Beisser 1915—Ray Woods 1949—Ralph Beard 1999—Mateen Cleaves 1931—Elwood Romney 2012—Doug McDermott 1916—Ray Woods Alex Groza 2012—Draymond Green 1917—Clyde Alwood 1981—Danny Ainge 2013—Doug McDermott 1951—Bill Spivey MINNESOTA 2011—Jimmer Fredette Ray Woods 1952—Cliff Hagan DARTMOUTH 1918—Earl Anderson 1905—George Tuck BROWN 1954—Cliff Hagan 1906—Garfield Brown 1906—George Grebenstein 1920—Charles Carney 1959—Johnny Cox 1908—John Pryor 1912—Ernst Mensel 1922—Charles Carney 1911—Frank Lawler 1964—Cotton Nash 1917—Francis Stadsvold BUTLER Rufus Sisson 1940—Bill Hapac 1940—Gus Broberg 1970—Dan Issel 1918—Harold Gillen 1924—Hugh Middlesworth 1942—Andy Phillip 1980—Kyle Macy 1941—Gus Broberg 1943—Andy Phillip 1919—Arnold Oss CALIFORNIA 1944—Audley Brindley 1945—Walton Kirk 1986—Kenny Walker Erling Platou 1993—Jamal Mashburn 1921—Arnold Oss 1917—George Hjelte DAVIDSON 1952—Rod Fletcher 1926—George Dixon 2005—Dee Brown 1996—Tony Delk 1948—Jim McIntyre 1965—Fred Hetzel 1997—Ron Mercer 1955—Dick Garmaker 1927—George Dixon 2009—Stephen Curry 1929—Vern Corbin ILLINOIS ST. 2010—John Wall 1978—Mychal Thompson 1973—Doug Collins 2012—Anthony Davis 1960—Darrall Imhoff DAYTON MISSISSIPPI ST. 1994—Jason Kidd 1912—Alphonse Schumacher INDIANA LA SALLE 1959—Bailey Howell 1913—Alphonse Schumacher 1921— 1953—Tom Gola 2004—Lawrence Roberts CHICAGO 1930—Branch McCracken 1905—James Ozanne DENVER 1954—Tom Gola MISSOURI 1949—Vince Boryla 1936—Vern Huffman 1955—Tom Gola 1906—James McKeag 1939—Ernie Andres 1916—Fred Williams John Schommer 1980—Michael Brooks DePAUL 1947— 1990—Lionel Simmons 1918—Craig Ruby 1907—Albert Houghton 1944—George Mikan 1954—Don Schlundt 1919—Craig Ruby John Schommer 1945—George Mikan 1975—Scott May LONG BEACH ST. 1920—George Williams 1908—Pat Page 1946—George Mikan 1976— Scott May 1972—Ed Ratleff 1921—Herbert Bunker John Schommer 1980—Mark Aguirre Kent Benson 1973—Ed Ratleff George Williams 1909—Pat Page 1922—Arthur Browning 1981—Mark Aguirre 1977—Kent Benson LIU BROOKLYN John Schommer 1982—Terry Cummings 1981— Herbert Bunker 1910—Pat Page 1986—Steve Alford 1937—Jules Bender 1923—Arthur Browning 1914—Nelson Norgren DETROIT 1939—Irving Torgoff Herbert Bunker 1969—Spencer Haywood 1987—Steve Alford 1919—Tony Hinkle 1993—Calbert Cheaney LA.-LAFAYETTE MONTANA ST. 1920—Tony Hinkle DUKE 2000—A.J. Guyton 1927—John Thompson 1921—R.D. Birkhoff 1972—Bo Lamar 1952—Dick Groat 2013—Victor Oladipo 1973—Bo Lamar 1928—John Thompson CINCINNATI 1963—Art Heyman INDIANA ST. 1929—John Thompson 1958—Oscar Robertson 1967—Bob Verga 1978—Larry Bird LSU 1930— John Thompson 1959—Oscar Robertson 1979—Mike Gminski 1954—Bob Pettit Frank Ward 1985—Johnny Dawkins 1979—Larry Bird 1968—Pete Maravich 1960—Oscar Robertson 1986—Johnny Dawkins NAVY 1963—Ron Bonham IOWA 1969—Pete Maravich 1989—Danny Ferry 1948—Murray Wier 1970—Pete Maravich 1911—Harry Hill 1992—Christian Laettner 1952—Chuck Darling 1913—Laurence Wild 1997—Danny Fortson 1989—Chris Jackson 1993—Bobby Hurley 1990—Chris Jackson 1919—Lance Farwell 2000—Kenyon Martin 1994—Grant Hill IOWA ST. 1922—Ira McKee 2002—Steve Logan 2000—Marcus Fizer 1991—Shaquille O’Neal 1999—Elton Brand 1992—Shaquille O’Neal 1923—Ira McKee CCNY 2000—Chris Carrawell JACKSONVILLE 1933—Elliott Loughlin 1908—Ira Streusand 2001— Shane Battier 1971—Artis Gilmore LOUISVILLE 1987—David Robinson Jason Williams 1957— 1914—Everett Southwick KANSAS 1967—Wes Unseld NEBRASKA 2002—Jason Williams 1913—Sam Carrier COLGATE 2005—J.J. Redick 1909—Tommy Johnson 1968—Wes Unseld 1905—Walter Runge 2006—J.J. Redick 1915—Ralph Sproull 1980—Darrell Griffith UNLV 1910—Leon Campbell Shelden Williams 1919— 1989—Pervis Ellison 1990—Larry Johnson 1912—Emil Schradieck 2011—Nolan Smith 1922—Paul Endacott 1994—Clifford Rozier 1991—Larry Johnson 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISION I CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 7

NEW YORK U. 1935—Bud Browning 1930—Charles Murphy SYRACUSE WASHBURN 1910—William Broadhead 1944—Alva Paine John Wooden 1912—Lewis Castle 1925—Gerald Spohn 1920—Howard Cann 1947—Gerald Tucker 1931—John Wooden 1914—Lewis Castle 1927—Gerald Spohn 1946—Sid Tanenbaum 1983—Wayman Tisdale 1932—John Wooden 1918—Joseph Schwarzer 1947—Sid Tanenbaum 1984—Wayman Tisdale 1934—Norman Cottom 1919—Leon Marcus WASHINGTON 1963— 1985—Wayman Tisdale 1936—Bob Kessler 1925—Victor Hanson 1911—C.C. Clementson 1989—Stacey King 1937—Jewell Young 1926—Victor Hanson 1915—Tony Savage NIAGARA 2009—Blake Griffin 1938—Jewell Young 1927—Victor Hanson 1920—Irving Cook 1969—Calvin Murphy 1961—Terry Dischinger 1966—Dave Bing 1928—Alfred James 1970—Calvin Murphy OKLAHOMA ST. 1962—Terry Dischinger 1990—Derrick Coleman 1934—Hal Lee NORTH CAROLINA 1944—Bob Kurland 1966—Dave Schellhase 1991—Billy Owens 1953—Bob Houbregs

1945—Bob Kurland 2006—Brandon Roy WINNERS AWARD 1923—Cartwright Carmichael 1946—Bob Kurland 1969—Rick Mount 2005—Hakim Warrick 1924—Cartwright Carmichael 1970—Rick Mount 2010—Wesley Johnson WASH. & LEE Jack Cobb OREGON 1980— 1917—Harry Young 1925—Jack Cobb 1921—Eddie Durno 1994—Glenn Robinson TEMPLE 1926—Jack Cobb 1924—Hugh Latham 2011—JaJuan Johnson 1938—Meyer Bloom WASHINGTON ST. 1926—Algot Westergren 1951—Bill Mlkvy 1916—Roy Bohler 1940—George Glamack RHODE ISLAND 1958—Guy Rodgers 1918—Alfred Sorenson 1941—George Glamack 1939—Urgel Wintermute 1939—Chet Jaworski 1957—Lenny Rosenbluth 1940—John Dick TENNESSEE WESLEYAN 1968—Larry Miller OREGON ST. RICE 1977—Bernard King 1908—Julian Hayward 1909— 1972—Bob McAdoo 1916—Ade Sieberts 1942—Bob Kinney 1983—Dale Ellis Julian Hayward 1977—Phil Ford 1943—William Closs 1913—Edward Hayward 1978—Phil Ford 1922—Marshall Hjelte 1945—William Henry TEXAS 1982—James Worthy 1924—Slats Gill 1916—Clyde Littlefield WEST TEX. A&M 1925—Carlos Steele ROCHESTER (NY) 1924—Abb Curtis 1942—Price Brookfield 1983— Michael Jordan 1981—Steve Johnson 1910—Samuel Harman 1935—Jack Gray Sam Perkins 1990—Gary Payton 2000—Chris Mihm WEST VIRGINIA 1984— Michael Jordan RUTGERS 2003—T.J. Ford 1957—Rod Hundley Sam Perkins PENN 1967—Bob Lloyd 2007—Kevin Durant 1959—Jerry West 1987—Kenny Smith 1906—George Flint 1960—Jerry West 1988—J.R. Reid Charles Keinath ST. BONAVENTURE 2008—D.J. Augustin 1995— 1907—George Flint 1960—Tom Stith TEXAS A&M WESTERN KY. 1998—Antawn Jamison Charles Keinath 1961—Tom Stith 2007—Acie Law IV 1967—Clem Haskins 2001—Joseph Forte 1908—Charles Keinath 1970—Bob Lanier 1971—Jim McDaniels 2007—Tyler Hansbrough 1909—Charles Keinath TEXAS TECH ST. JOHN’S (NY) 2004—Andre Emmett WESTMINSTER (MO) 2008—Tyler Hansbrough 1911—Lewis Walton 1911—John Keenan 1920—Forrest DeBernardi 2009—Tyler Hansbrough 1912—William Turner 1943—Harry Boykoff UCLA 1921—Forrest DeBernardi NORTH CAROLINA ST. 1916—Edward McNichol 1985—Chris Mullin 1964—Walt Hazzard 1918—Hubert Peck 1986—Walter Berry 1965—Gail Goodrich WICHITA ST. 1951— 1927—Ross McBurney 1956—Ron Shavlik George Sweeney 1967—Lew Alcindor 1919—Dan McNichol SAINT JOSEPH’S 1968—Lew Alcindor 1964—Dave Stallworth 1973—David Thompson Andrew Stannard 1943—George Senesky 1985—Xavier McDaniel 1974—David Thompson 2004—Jameer Nelson 1969—Lew Alcindor 1975—David Thompson 1920—Dan McNichol 1971—Sidney Wicks WILLIAMS Hubert Peck ST. LAWRENCE 1972— Bill Walton 1906—Eugene Cowell NORTHWESTERN George Sweeney 1912—Thomas Canfield Henry Bibby 1907—Oswald Tower 1931—Joe Reiff 1921—Dan McNichol 1913—Eddie Calder 1973— Bill Walton L. Parson Warren 1933—Joe Reiff 1920—William Graves Keith Wilkes 1910—W. Vaughn Lewis 1944—Otto Graham 1925—Emanuel Goldblatt SAINT LOUIS 1974— Bill Walton 1946—Max Norris 1926—Emanuel Goldblatt 1948—Ed Macauley Keith Wilkes WISCONSIN 1949—Ed Macauley 1905—C.D. McLees NOTRE DAME 1928—Joe Schaaf 1975—Dave Meyers 1929—Joe Schaaf SAN FRANCISCO 1976—Richard Washington Chris Steinmetz 1909—Raymond Scanlon 1945—Howard Dallmar 1907—Arthur Frank 1925—Noble Kizer 1955—Bill Russell 1977—Marques Johnson 1953—Ernie Beck 1956—Bill Russell 1978—David Greenwood 1908—Hugh Harper 1927—John Nyikos Helmer Swenholt PITTSBURGH 1982—Quintin Dailey 1979—David Greenwood 1932—Ed Krause 1995—Ed O’Bannon 1909—Helmer Swenholt 1933—Ed Krause 1928—Charley Hyatt SEATTLE 1911—Walter Scoville Wallace Reed 2007—Arron Afflalo 1934—Ed Krause 1953—Johnny O’Brien 2008—Kevin Love 1912— 1936—Paul Nowak 1929—Charley Hyatt 1958—Elgin Baylor 1913—Allen Johnson John Moir 1930—Charley Hyatt UNION (NY) 1914—Carl Harper 1937—Paul Nowak 1933—Don Smith SETON HALL 1914—Ernest Houghton Eugene Van Gent John Moir 1934—Claire Cribbs 1942—Robert Davies 1915—Ernest Houghton 1915—George Levis 1938—Paul Nowak 1935—Claire Cribbs 1953—Walt Dukes UTAH 1916—William Chandler John Moir 1958—Don Hennon SOUTH CAROLINA George Levis 1944—Leo Klier 2009—DeJuan Blair 1916—Dick Romney 1972— 1936—Bill Kinner 1917—Harold Olsen 1945—William Hassett 1918—William Chandler 1946—Leo Klier PRINCETON SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1945—Arnold Ferrin 1905—Oliver deGray Vanderbilt 1962—Billy McGill Eber Simpson 1948—Kevin O’Shea 1933—Jerry Nemer 1941—Gene Englund 1971—Austin Carr 1913—Hamilton Salmon 1935—Lee Guttero 1997—Keith Van Horn 1916—Cyril Haas 1999—Andre Miller 1942—John Kotz 1974—John Shumate 1940—Ralph Vaughn 2007—Alando Tucker 1917—Cyril Haas 1950— 2005—Andrew Bogut 1975—Adrian Dantley 1922—Arthur Loeb 1976—Adrian Dantley 1992— VANDERBILT WYOMING 1923—Arthur Loeb 1932—Les Witte 2000—Troy Murphy SMU 1966—Clyde Lee 2001—Troy Murphy 1926—Carl Loeb 1934—Les Witte 1964—Bill Bradley 1957—Jim Krebs VILLANOVA 1943—Ken Sailors OHIO ST. 1965—Bill Bradley SOUTHWESTERN (KS) 1950—Paul Arizin 1925—Johnny Miner 1996—Kerry Kittles XAVIER PROVIDENCE 1920—George Gardner 2003—David West 1931—Wes Fesler 1966—Jim Walker 1922—George Gardner 2006—Randy Foye 1939—Jimmy Hull 2010—Scottie Reynolds YALE 1950—Dick Schnittker 1967—Jim Walker STANFORD 1973—Ernie DiGregorio VIRGINIA 1905—Willard Hyatt 1956—Robin Freeman 1936—Hank Luisetti Gilmore Kinney 1960—Jerry Lucas 1974—Marvin Barnes 1937—Hank Luisetti 1915—Wellington Stickley 2004—Ryan Gomes 1981—Ralph Sampson 1907—Gilmore Kinney 1961—Jerry Lucas 1938—Hank Luisetti 1908—Haskell Noyes 1962—Jerry Lucas PURDUE 2001—Casey Jacobsen 1982—Ralph Sampson 1983—Ralph Sampson 1915—W.P. Arnold 1964—Gary Bradds 1910—Dave Charters SWARTHMORE 1917—Orson Kinney 1991—Jim Jackson 1911—Dave Charters 1910—Charles Eberle VIRGINIA TECH Charles Taft 1992—Jim Jackson 1913—Larry Teeple 1912—Fred Gieg 1919—George Parrish 1949—Tony Lavelli 2010—Evan Turner 1914—Elmer Oliphant 2011—Jared Sullinger 1921—Donald White WAKE FOREST 2012—Jared Sullinger 1922—Ray Miller 1962—Len Chappell 1926—George Spradling 1996—Tim Duncan OKLAHOMA 1928—Charles Murphy 1997—Tim Duncan 1910—Ernest Lambert 1929—Charles Murphy 2003—Josh Howard 1928—Victor Holt 2005— 1929—Thomas Churchill 8 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISION I CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS

School Leaders in Consensus First-Team All-Americans

(Ranked on total of selections) Team No. Players Team No. Players Team No. Players Kansas ...... 28 21 Michigan ...... 10 8 Dartmouth ...... 6 5 Purdue ...... 25 17 Missouri ...... 10 5 Louisville ...... 6 5 North Carolina ...... 25 16 Pittsburgh ...... 9 6 Maryland ...... 6 5 Kentucky ...... 24 19 Princeton ...... 9 6 DePaul ...... 6 3 Penn ...... 24 14 Yale ...... 8 7 Army ...... 5 5 Notre Dame ...... 22 13 Cincinnati ...... 8 6 UConn ...... 5 5 Wisconsin ...... 20 17 Georgetown ...... 8 6 Oregon...... 5 5 UCLA ...... 20 14 LSU ...... 8 4 Southern California ...... 5 5 Duke ...... 19 16 Texas ...... 7 7 Bradley ...... 5 4 Columbia ...... 19 13 Utah ...... 7 7 Cornell ...... 5 4 Indiana ...... 16 13 Washington ...... 7 7 New York U...... 5 4 Ohio St...... 14 10 Navy ...... 7 6 Providence ...... 5 4 Chicago ...... 14 8 Oregon St...... 6 6 Wake Forest ...... 5 4 Illinois ...... 13 9 Arizona...... 6 5 La Salle ...... 5 3 Syracuse ...... 12 9 California ...... 6 5 North Carolina St...... 5 3 Minnesota ...... 11 10 Creighton...... 6 4 Montana St...... 5 2 Oklahoma ...... 11 9

Division I Academic All-Americans by School

AIR FORCE BUTLER DePAUL 1969—Rich Yunkus IOWA 1968—Cliff Parsons 2007—A.J. Graves 1991—Stephen Howard 1970—Rich Yunkus 2007— 1970—Jim Cooper 2010— 1992—Stephen Howard 1971—Rich Yunkus 1978—Tom Schneeberger 2011—Matt Howard 1998— IOWA ST. DRAKE 1995— AMERICAN CALIFORNIA 2008— GONZAGA 1972—Kermit Washington 1987—David Butler 1984—Bryce McPhee JACKSONVILLE 1973—Kermit Washington DUKE 1971—Vaughan Wedeking 1987—Patrick Witting CENTRAL MICH. 1964—Jay Buckley 1985—Bryce McPhee 1983—Maurice Roulhac 1993—Sander Scott 1971—Dick DeVenzio 1992—Jarrod Davis KANSAS ARIZONA COL. OF CHARLESTON 1972— 1993— 1976—Bob Elliott 1975—Bob Fleischer 1971—Bud Stallworth 2000—Jody Lumpkin 1994—Jeff Brown 1974—Tom Kivisto 1977—Bob Elliott 2001—Jody Lumpkin 1978— Mike Gminski 2002—Dan Dickau 1977— Ken Koenigs ARIZONA ST. Chris Barnthouse 1963— CINCINNATI 1979— Mike Gminski GREEN BAY 1967—Mike Rolf Jim Spanarkel 1992—Tony Bennett 1978—Ken Koenigs 1964—Art Becker 1979— 1999—Bobby Lazor CLEVELAND ST. 1980—Mike Gminski HARVARD 2000—Shane Battier 1980—Darnell Valentine 1973—Pat Lyons 1985—Joe Carrabino 1981—Darnell Valentine ARKANSAS 2001—Shane Battier 1987—Arne Duncan 1978—Jim Counce COASTAL CARO. 2012—Mason Plumlee 1982—David Magley 2008—Jack Leasure 2013—Mason Plumlee HAWAII 1996—Jacque Vaughn ARMY 2004—Michael Kuebler 1997— 1964—Mike Silliman COLGATE DUQUESNE Jacque Vaughn BALL ST. 1997— 1969— HOLY CROSS 1999—Ryan Robertson 2002—Patrick Jackson COLORADO 1970—Bill Zopf 1969—Ed Siudut 2010—Cole Aldrich 1978—Ronnie Perry 2011— BAYLOR 1963—Ken Charlton EVANSVILLE 1979—Ronnie Perry 1996—Doug Brandt COLUMBIA 1989— 1980—Ronnie Perry KANSAS ST. 1997—Doug Brandt 2010—Patrick Foley 2003—Clint Cuffle 1991—Jim Nairus 1968—Earl Seyfert 2009—Jason Holsinger BELMONT UCONN ILLINOIS 1982— 2002—Wes Burtner 1967—Wes Bialosuknia FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 1968—Dave Scholz 2003—Adam Mark 2003—Emeka Okafor 1978—John Jorgensen 1969—Dave Scholz KENTUCKY 2004—Adam Mark 2004—Emeka Okafor FLORIDA 1971—Rich Howatt 1966—Lou Dampier 2008—Justin Hare CORNELL 2002— 1974—Rick Schmidt 1967—Lou Dampier BOSTON COLLEGE 2007—Graham Dow 2003—Matt Bonner 1975—Rick Schmidt 1969—Larry Conley 1963—Gerry Ward 2007—Lee Humphrey ILLINOIS ST. 1970— Dan Issel 1968—Terry Driscoll CREIGHTON 1973—Doug Collins Mike Pratt 1964—Paul Silas FORDHAM 1971—Mike Casey BYU 1978—Rick Apke 1975—Darryl Brown INDIANA 1975—Bob Guyette 1980—Danny Ainge DARTMOUTH GARDNER-WEBB 1964— Jimmy Dan Conner 1981—Danny Ainge 1984—Paul Anderson 2009—Aaron Linn 1965—Dick Van Arsdale 1979—Kyle Macy 1983—Devin Durrant 1996—Seamus Lonergan 1965— 1984—Devin Durrant GEORGE WASHINGTON 1973—John Ritter LA SALLE 1987—Michael Smith DAVIDSON 1976—Pat Tallent 1974—Steve Green 1977—Tony DiLeo 1988—Michael Smith 1988— 1986—Steve Frick 1975—Steve Green 1988— 1989—Michael Smith 1976—Kent Benson 1992—Jack Hurd 1990—Andy Toolson DAYTON GEORGIA 2010—Yves Mekongo 1979—Jim Paxson 1988— 1977—Kent Benson BROWN 1981—Mike Kanieski 1989—Alec Kessler 1978— LAMAR 1990—Alec Kessler 1982—Randy Wittman 1999—Matt Sundblad 1986—Jim Turner 1982—Mike Kanieski 1983—Randy Wittman BUCKNELL DENVER GEORGIA TECH 1985— LEWIS 1999—Valter Karavanic 2003—Brett Starkey 1964—Jim Caldwell 1989—Joe Hillman 1989—Jamie Martin 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISION I ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS BY SCHOOL 9

LOUISVILLE NORTH CAROLINA OHIO ST. SIENA UTAH 1976—Phil Bond 1965— 1968—Bill Hosket 1985—Doug Peotzch 1970—Mike Newlin 1970—Charlie Scott 2012— 1992—Bruce Schroeder 1971—Mike Newlin LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 1972—Dennis Wuycik 2013—Aaron Craft 1977—Jeff Jonas 1973— Steve Previs SOUTH CAROLINA 1998— MANHATTAN 1976—Tommy LaGarde OKLAHOMA 1970—John Roche 1990—Peter Runge 1986—Steve Hale 1974— 1971—John Roche UTAH ST. 1994—Eric Montross 1975—Alvan Adams SOUTHEAST MO. ST. 1964—Gary Watts MARQUETTE 2011—Tyler Zeller 1980— 2005—Derek Winans 1980—Dean Hunger 1982—Marc Marotta 2012—Tyler Zeller OKLAHOMA ST. 1982—Larry Bergeson 1983—Marc Marotta 2013—Tyler Zeller 1964—Gary Hassmann SOUTHERN ILL. 1996—Eric Franson

1984—Marc Marotta 1976— WINNERS AWARD UNC GREENSBORO 1969—Joe Smith 1977—Mike Glenn VANDERBILT MARSHALL 2001—Nathan Jameson 1975— 1972—Mike D’Antoni PACIFIC 2009—Bryan Mullins 1976—Jeff Fosnes 1973—Mike D’Antoni NORTH CAROLINA ST. 1967— SMU 1993— 1984—Terry Gannon PENN 1977—Pete Lodwick MARYLAND 1985—Terry Gannon 1972—Robert Morse 2005—Eric Castro VILLANOVA 1972—Tom McMillen 1995— 1973—Tom Inglesby 1973—Tom McMillen 1996—Todd Fuller PENN ST. STANFORD 1982—John Pinone 1974—Tom McMillen 1994— 2000— 1983—John Pinone 1991—Matt Roe NORTH DAKOTA ST. 1995—John Amaechi 2006—Dan Grunfeld 1986—Harold Jensen 2008— 1987—Harold Jensen MERCER 2009—Brett Winkelman PRINCETON SYRACUSE 2005—Will Emerson 1965—Bill Bradley 1981—Dan Schayes VIRGINIA 2006—Will Emerson NORTHEASTERN 1991—Kit Mueller 1976— 1977—David Caligaris TENNESSEE 1981— MIAMI (OH) 1978—David Caligaris PROVIDENCE 1968—Bill Justus Lee Raker 1993—Craig Michaelis 1963—Raymond Flynn 1993—Lang Wiseman NORTHERN COLO. VMI MICHIGAN 2011—Devon Beitzel PURDUE TEXAS 1980—Andy Kolesar 1976—Steve Grote 1965—Dave Schellhase 1979—Jim Krivacs 1981—Andy Kolesar 1981—Marty Bodnar NORTHERN ILL. 1966—Dave Schellhase 2008—D.J. Augustin 1984—Tim Dillon 1972—Robert Ford WASHINGTON MICHIGAN ST. 1998—T.J. Lux 1981—Brian Walker UTEP 1982—Dave Henley 1970—Ralph Simpson 2000—T.J. Lux 2000—Brandon Wolfram 1979— 1982—Keith Edmonson 2001—Brandon Wolfram WASHINGTON ST. 2004— UNI 1983—Steve Reid 1989— 1984—Randy Kraayenbrink 1985—Steve Reid TEXAS A&M 2005—Chris Hill 1964—Bill Robinette WEBER ST. OLE MISS NORTHWESTERN RADFORD 1985—Randy Worster 1967—Jim Burns 1998—Corey Reed TULSA 1975—Dave Shepherd 1999—Michael Ruffin WEST VIRGINIA 1980—Mike Campbell RICE 1963—Rod Thorn MISSOURI 1987—Shon Morris 1994—Adam Peakes UCLA 1983—Steve Stipanovich 1988—Shon Morris 2005— SACRED HEART 1967—Mike Warren 2006—Johannes Herber MONTANA NOTRE DAME 2006—Kibwe Trim 1969—Kenny Heitz 2009—Alex Ruoff 1981—Craig Zanon 1967— 1971—Sidney Wicks 1985— 1968—Bob Arnzen SAINT FRANCIS (PA) 1972— Bill Walton WESTERN MICH. 1986—Larry Krystkowiak 1969—Bob Arnzen 1990—Michael Iuzzolino Keith Wilkes 2007—Joe Reitz MURRAY ST. 1974—Gary Novak 1991—Michael Iuzzolino Greg Lee WICHITA ST. 1985—Mike Lahm 1979—Kelly Tripucka SAINT LOUIS 1973— Bill Walton 1967—Jamie Thompson 1980—Rich Branning 1968—Rich Niemann Keith Wilkes 1969—Ron Mendell NEBRASKA 1982—John Paxson 1994—Scott Highmark Greg Lee 1984—John Matzke 1983—John Paxson 1974— Bill Walton WILLIAM & MARY 1995—Scott Highmark Keith Wilkes 1985—Keith Cieplicki UNLV 1997—Pat Garrity 1998—Pat Garrity ST. MARY’S (CA) Greg Lee 2004—Adam Hess 1983—Danny Tarkanian 1975—Ralph Drollinger 1984—Danny Tarkanian 2005—Chris Quinn 2012— WISCONSIN 2010— 2013—Matthew Dellavedova 1977—Marques Johnson 1974—Dan Anderson NEW MEXICO 2011—Tim Abromaitis 1979—Kiki Vandeweghe 1969—Ron Becker SAN DIEGO ST. 1980—Kiki Vandeweghe WOFFORD 1970—Ron Becker OHIO 1976—Steve Copp 1995— 2012—Brad Loesing 1971—Craig Love SANTA CLARA 2013—Brad Loesing NEW MEXICO ST. 1977—Steve Skaggs 1968— 2001—Eric Channing 1990— 1969—Dennis Awtrey 2002—Eric Channing 1970—Dennis Awtrey 10 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISION I PLAYER OF THE YEAR Division I Player of the Year

The Oscar Robertson Nat’l Assn. of Basketball Associated Trophy Wooden Basketball Naismith Season Times Press (USBWA) Award Coaches Award Trophy 1959 Oscar Robertson Cincinnati 1960 Oscar Robertson Cincinnati 1961 Jerry Lucas Jerry Lucas Ohio St. Ohio St. 1962 Jerry Lucas Jerry Lucas Ohio St. Ohio St. 1963 Art Heyman Art Heyman Duke Duke 1964 Gary Bradds Walt Hazzard Ohio St. UCLA 1965 Bill Bradley Bill Bradley Princeton Princeton 1966 Cazzie Russell Cazzie Russell Michigan Michigan 1967 Lew Alcindor Lew Alcindor UCLA UCLA 1968 Elvin Hayes Lew Alcindor Houston UCLA 1969 Lew Alcindor Pete Maravich Lew Alcindor UCLA LSU UCLA 1970 Pete Maravich Pete Maravich Pete Maravich LSU LSU LSU 1971 Austin Carr Sidney Wicks Austin Carr Notre Dame UCLA Notre Dame 1972 Bill Walton Bill Walton Bill Walton Bill Walton UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA 1973 Bill Walton Bill Walton Bill Walton Bill Walton UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA 1974 David Thompson Bill Walton Bill Walton Bill Walton North Carolina St. UCLA UCLA UCLA 1975 David Thompson David Thompson David Thompson David Thompson David Thompson North Carolina St. North Carolina St. North Carolina St. North Carolina St. North Carolina St. 1976 Scott May Adrian Dantley Scott May Scott May Scott May Indiana Notre Dame Indiana Indiana Indiana 1977 Marques Johnson Marques Johnson Marques Johnson Marques Johnson Marques Johnson Marques Johnson UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA 1978 Butch Lee Phil Ford Phil Ford Phil Ford Butch Lee Butch Lee Marquette North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina Marquette Marquette 1979 Larry Bird Larry Bird Larry Bird Larry Bird Larry Bird Larry Bird Indiana St. Indiana St. Indiana St. Indiana St. Indiana St. Indiana St. 1980 Mark Aguirre Mark Aguirre Darrell Griffith Michael Brooks Mark Aguirre Mark Aguirre DePaul DePaul Louisville La Salle DePaul DePaul 1981 Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Danny Ainge Danny Ainge Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Virginia Virginia BYU BYU Virginia Virginia 1982 Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia 1983 Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Ralph Sampson Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia 1984 Akeem Olajuwon Michael Jordan Michael Jordan Michael Jordan Michael Jordan Michael Jordan Michael Jordan Houston North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina 1985 Patrick Ewing Patrick Ewing Chris Mullin Chris Mullin Patrick Ewing Patrick Ewing Patrick Ewing Georgetown Georgetown St. John’s (NY) St. John’s (NY) Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown 1986 Scott Skiles Walter Berry Walter Berry Walter Berry Walter Berry Johnny Dawkins Walter Berry Michigan St. St. John’s (NY) St. John’s (NY) St. John’s (NY) St. John’s (NY) Duke St. John’s (NY) 1987 Kenny Smith David Robinson David Robinson David Robinson David Robinson David Robinson David Robinson North Carolina Navy Navy Navy Navy Navy Navy 1988 Hersey Hawkins Hersey Hawkins Hersey Hawkins Danny Manning Danny Manning Danny Manning Hersey Hawkins Bradley Bradley Bradley Kansas Kansas Kansas Bradley 1989 Sean Elliott Sean Elliott Danny Ferry Sean Elliott Sean Elliott Danny Ferry Sean Elliott Arizona Arizona Duke Arizona Arizona Duke Arizona 1990 Derrick Coleman Lionel Simmons Lionel Simmons Lionel Simmons Lionel Simmons Lionel Simmons Lionel Simmons Syracuse La Salle La Salle La Salle La Salle La Salle La Salle 1991 Larry Johnson Shaquille O’Neal Larry Johnson Larry Johnson Larry Johnson Larry Johnson Shaquille O’Neal UNLV LSU UNLV UNLV UNLV UNLV LSU 1992 Christian Laettner Christian Laettner Christian Laettner Christian Laettner Christian Laettner Christian Laettner Christian Laettner Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke 1993 Jamal Mashburn Calbert Cheaney Calbert Cheaney Calbert Cheaney Calbert Cheaney Calbert Cheaney Calbert Cheaney Kentucky Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISION I PLAYER OF THE YEAR 11

The Oscar Robertson Nat’l Assn. of Basketball Associated Trophy Wooden Basketball Naismith Adolph Rupp Season Times Press (USBWA) Award Coaches Award Trophy 1994 Glenn Robinson Glenn Robinson Glenn Robinson Glenn Robinson Glenn Robinson Glenn Robinson Glenn Robinson Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue Purdue 1995 Ed O’Bannon Joe Smith Ed O’Bannon Ed O’Bannon Shawn Respert Joe Smith Joe Smith UCLA Maryland UCLA UCLA Michigan St. Maryland Maryland 1996 Marcus Camby Marcus Camby Marcus Camby Marcus Camby Marcus Camby Marcus Camby Marcus Camby Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts

1997 Tim Duncan Tim Duncan Tim Duncan Tim Duncan Tim Duncan Tim Duncan Tim Duncan WINNERS AWARD Wake Forest Wake Forest Wake Forest Wake Forest Wake Forest Wake Forest Wake Forest 1998 Antawn Jamison Antawn Jamison Antawn Jamison Antawn Jamison Antawn Jamison Antawn Jamison Antawn Jamison North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina 1999 Jason Terry Elton Brand Elton Brand Elton Brand Elton Brand Elton Brand Elton Brand Arizona Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke 2000 Kenyon Martin Kenyon Martin Kenyon Martin Kenyon Martin Kenyon Martin Kenyon Martin Kenyon Martin Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati 2001 Shane Battier Shane Battier Shane Battier Shane Battier Jason Williams Shane Battier Shane Battier Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke 2002 Jason Williams Jason Williams Jason Williams Jason Williams Jason Williams Jason Williams Jason Williams Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Drew Gooden Kansas 2003 David West David West David West T.J. Ford Nick Collison T.J. Ford David West Xavier Xavier Xavier Texas Kansas Texas Xavier 2004 Jameer Nelson Jameer Nelson Jameer Nelson Jameer Nelson Jameer Nelson Jameer Nelson Jameer Nelson Saint Joseph’s Saint Joseph’s Saint Joseph’s Saint Joseph’s Saint Joseph’s Saint Joseph’s Saint Joseph’s Emeka Okafor UConn 2005 Andrew Bogut Andrew Bogut Andrew Bogut Andrew Bogut Andrew Bogut Andrew Bogut J.J. Redick Utah Utah Utah Utah Utah Utah Duke 2006 J.J. Redick J.J. Redick J.J. Redick J.J. Redick J.J. Redick J.J. Redick J.J. Redick Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Adam Morrison Adam Morrison Adam Morrison Adam Morrison Gonzaga Gonzaga Gonzaga Gonzaga 2007 Kevin Durant Kevin Durant Kevin Durant Kevin Durant Kevin Durant Kevin Durant Kevin Durant Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas 2008 Tyler Hansbrough Tyler Hansbrough Tyler Hansbrough Tyler Hansbrough Tyler Hansbrough Tyler Hansbrough Tyler Hansbrough North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina North Carolina 2009 Blake Griffin Blake Griffin Blake Griffin Blake Griffin Blake Griffin Blake Griffin Blake Griffin Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma 2010 Evan Turner Evan Turner Evan Turner Evan Turner Evan Turner Evan Turner John Wall Ohio St. Ohio St. Ohio St. Ohio St. Ohio St. Ohio St. Kentucky 2011 Jimmer Fredette Jimmer Fredette Jimmer Fredette Jimmer Fredette Jimmer Fredette Jimmer Fredette Jimmer Fredette BYU BYU BYU BYU BYU BYU BYU 2012 Anthony Davis Anthony Davis Anthony Davis Anthony Davis Draymond Green Anthony Davis Anthony Davis Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Michigan St. Kentucky Kentucky 2013 Otto Porter Trey Burke Trey Burke Trey Burke Trey Burke Trey Burke Victor Oladipo Georgetown Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Indiana The Sporting News Player of the Year (no selection made in missing years): 1943-Andy Phillips, Illinois; 1944-Dale Hall, Army; 1945-George Mikan, DePaul; 1946-Bob Kurland, Oklahoma St.; 1950-Paul Arizin, Villanova; 1951-Sherman White, LIU Brooklyn; 1958-Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati; 1959-Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati; 1960-Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati; 1961-Jerry Lucas, Ohio St.; 1962-Jerry Lucas, Ohio St.; 1963-Art Heyman, Duke; 1964-Bill Bradley, Princeton; 1965-Bill Bradley, Princeton; 1966-Cazzie Russell, Michigan; 1967-Lew Alcindor, UCLA; 1968-Elvin Hayes, Houston; 1969-Lew Alcindor, UCLA; 1970-Pete Maravich, LSU; 1971-Sidney Wicks, UCLA; 1972-Bill Walton, UCLA; 1973-Bill Walton, UCLA; 1974-Bill Walton, UCLA; 1975-David Thompson, North Carolina St.; 1976-Scott May, Indiana; 1977-Marques Johnson, UCLA; 1978-Phil Ford, North Carolina; 1979-Larry Bird, Indiana St.; 1980-Darrell Griffith, Louisville; 1981-Mark Aguirre, DePaul; 1982-Ralph Sampson, Virginia; 1983-Michael Jordan, North Carolina; 1984-Michael Jordan, North Carolina; 1985-Patrick Ewing, Georgetown; 1986-Walter Berry, St. John’s (NY); 1987-David Robinson, Navy; 1988-Hersey Hawkins, Bradley; 1989-Stacey King, Oklahoma; 1990-Dennis Scott, Georgia Tech; 1991-Larry Johnson, UNLV; 1992-Christian Laettner, Duke; 1993-Calbert Cheaney, Indiana; 1994- Glenn Robinson, Purdue; 1995-Shawn Respert, Michigan St.; 1996-Marcus Camby, Massachusetts; 1997-Tim Duncan, Wake Forest; 1998-Antawn Jamison, North Carolina; 1999-Elton Brand, Duke; 2000-Kenyon Martin, Cincinnati; 2001-Shane Battier, Duke; 2002-Jason Williams, Duke; 2003-T.J. Ford, Texas; 2004-Jameer Nelson, Saint Joseph’s; 2005-Dee Brown, Illinois; 2006-J.J. Redick, Duke; 2007-Kevin Durant, Texas; 2008-Tyler Hansbrough, North Carolina; 2009-Blake Griffin, Oklahoma; 2010-Evan Turner, Ohio St.; 2011-Jimmer Fredette, BYU; 2012-Anthony Davis, Kentucky; 2013-Victor Oladipo, Indiana. United Press International: 1955-Tom Gola, La Salle; 1956-Bill Russell, San Francisco; 1957-Chet Forte, Columbia; 1958-Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati; 1959-Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati; 1960-Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati; 1961-Jerry Lucas, Ohio St.; 1962-Jerry Lucas, Ohio St.; 1963-Art Heyman, Duke; 1964-Gary Bradds, Ohio St.; 1965-Bill Bradley, Princeton; 1966-Cazzie Russell, Michigan; 1967-Lew Alcindor, UCLA; 1968-Elvin Hayes, Houston; 1969-Lew Alcindor, UCLA; 1970-Pete Maravich, LSU; 1971-Austin Carr, Notre Dame; 1972-Bill Walton, UCLA; 1973-Bill Walton, UCLA; 1974-Bill Walton, UCLA; 1975-David Thompson, North Carolina St.; 1976-Scott May, Indiana; 1977-Marques Johnson, UCLA; 1978-Butch Lee, Marquette; 1979-Larry Bird, Indiana St.; 1980-Mark Aguirre, DePaul; 1981-Ralph Sampson, Virginia; 1982-Ralph Sampson, Virginia; 1983-Ralph Sampson, Virginia; 1984-Michael Jordan, North Carolina; 1985-Chris Mullin, St. John’s (NY); 1986-Walter Berry, St. John’s (NY); 1987-David Robinson, Navy; 1988-Hersey Hawkins, Bradley; 1989-Danny Ferry, Duke; 1990-Lionel Simmons, La Salle; 1991-Shaquille O’Neal, LSU; 1992-Jim Jackson, Ohio St.; 1993-Calbert Cheaney, Indiana; 1994-Glenn Robinson, Purdue; 1995-Joe Smith, Maryland; 1996-Marcus Camby, Massachusetts. Defensive Player of the Year (as selected by NABC): 1987-, Duke; 1988-, Duke; 1989-Stacey Augmon, UNLV; 1990-Stacey Augmon, UNLV; 1991-Stacey Augmon, UNLV; 1992-Alonzo Mourning, Georgetown; 1993-Grant Hill, Duke; 1994-Jim McIlvaine, Marquette; 1995-Tim Duncan, Wake Forest; 1996-Tim Duncan, Wake Forest; 1997-Tim Duncan, Wake Forest; 1998-, Duke; 1999-Shane Battier, Duke; 2000-Kenyon Martin, Cincinnatti and Shane Battier, Duke; 2001- Shane Battier, Duke; 2002-John Linehan, Providence; 2003-Emeka Okafor, UConn; 2004-Emeka Okafor, UConn; 2005-Shelden Williams, Duke; 2006-Shelden Williams, Duke; 2007-, Ohio St.; 2008-Hasheem Thabeet, UConn; 2009-Hasheem Thabeet, UConn; 2010-, Mississippi St.; 2011-Kenneth Faried, Morehead St.; 2012-Anthony Davis, Kentucky; 2013-Victor Oladipo, Indiana and Jeff Withey, Kansas. Award (top defensive player as selected by CollegeInsider.com): 2010-Jarvis Varnado, Mississippi St.; 2011-Kent Bazemore, Old Dominion; 2012-Anthony Davis, Kentucky; 2013-Tommy Brenton, Stony Brook. 12 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISION I PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award (Most Outstanding Player who stands 6 feet tall or under as selected by Hall of Fame): 1969-, Purdue; 1970-, Kenyon; 1971-Charlie Johnson, California; 1972-Scott Martin, Oklahoma; 1973-Bobby Sherwin, Army; 1974-Mike Robinson, Michigan St.; 1975-Monty Towe, North Carolina St.; 1976-Frank Alagia, St. John’s (NY); 1977-Jeff Jonas, Utah; 1978-Mike Scheib, Susquehanna; 1979-, Columbia; 1980-, Boston College; 1981- Terry Adolph, West Tex. A&M; 1982-, Nebraska; 1983-Ray McCallum, Ball St.; 1984-, Virginia; 1985-, Texas Tech; 1986-, Bradley; 1987-, Wake Forest; 1988-Jerry Johnson, Fla. Southern; 1989-, UTEP; 1990-, St. John’s (NY); 1991-Keith Jennings, East Tenn. St.; 1992- Tony Bennett, Green Bay; 1993-Sam Crawford, New Mexico St.; 1994-Greg Brown, Evansville; 1995-, UCLA; 1996-, Vermont; 1997-Kent McCausland, Iowa; 1998-, Eastern Mich.; 1999-, George Washington; 2000-Scoonie Penn, Ohio St.; 2001-, Detroit; 2002-Steve Logan, Cincinnati; 2003-Jason Gardner, Arizona; 2004-Jameer Nelson, Saint Joseph’s; 2005-, Washington; 2006-Dee Brown, Illinois; 2007-Tre’ Kelly, South Carolina; 2008-Mike Green, Butler; 2009-, UCLA; 2010-Sherron Collins, Kansas; 2011-, Kansas St.; 2012-, Oakland; 2013-, Louisville. Bob Cousy Award (top guard as selected by Hall of Fame): 2004-Jameer Nelson, Saint Joseph’s; 2005-, North Carolina; 2006-Dee Brown, Illinois; 2007-Acie Law IV, Texas A&M; 2008-D.J. Augustin, Texas; 2009-Ty Lawson, North Carolina; 2010-Greivis Vasquez, Maryland; 2011-Kemba Walker, UConn; 2012-Kendall Marshall, North Carolina; 2013-Trey Burke, Michigan. Big Man Award (as selected by NABC): 2000-Marcus Fizer, Iowa St.; 2001-, Stanford; 2002-Drew Gooden, Kansas; 2003-David West, Xavier; 2004-Emeka Okafor, UConn; 2005-Andrew Bogut, Utah; 2006-, LSU; 2007-Greg Oden, Ohio St.; 2008-Michael Beasley, Kansas St.; 2009-Blake Griffin, Oklahoma; 2010-, Georgetown; 2011-JaJuan Johnson, Purdue; 2012-Anthony Davis, Kentucky; 2013-Mason Plumlee, Duke. Lou Henson Award (top mid-major player as selected by CollegeInsider.com): 2010-Keith Benson, Oakland; 2011-Matt Howard, Butler; 2012-Kyle O’Quinn, Norfolk St.; 2013-Matthew Dellavedova, St. Mary’s. Award (top player with at least two seasons at his respective school as selected by CollegeInsider.com): 2010-Sherron Collins, Kansas; 2011- Kemba Walker, UConn; 2012-Doug McDermott, Creighton; 2013-, Miami (FL). Chip Hilton Award (senior with high personal character as selected by NABC): 1997-Tim Duncan, Wake Forest; 1998-Hassan Booker, Navy; 1999-Tim Hill, Harvard; 2000-Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma; 2001-Shane Battier, Duke; 2002-Juan Dixon, Maryland; 2003-Brandon Miller, Butler; 2004-Emeka Okafor, UConn; 2005-Ronald Ross, Texas Tech; 2006-Gerry McNamara, Syracuse; 2007-Acie Law IV, Texas A&M; 2008-Mike Green, Butler; 2009-, Washington; 2010-Roman Martinez, New Mexico; 2011-Charles Jenkins, Hofstra. Senior CLASS Award (top senior): 2002-Juan Dixon, Maryland; 2003-David West, Xavier; 2004-Jameer Nelson, Saint Joseph’s; 2005-Wayne Simien, Kansas; 2006-J.J. Redick, Duke; 2007-Alando Tucker, Wisconsin; 2008-Shan Foster, Vanderbilt; 2009-Tyler Hansbrough, North Carolina; 2010-Da’Sean Butler, West Virginia; 2011-Jimmer Fredette, BYU; 2012-, Purdue; 2013-, Indiana. Wayman Tisdale Award (top freshman as selected by USBWA): 1989-Chris Jackson, LSU; 1990-Kenny Anderson, Georgia Tech; 1991-Rodney Rogers, Wake Forest; 1992-Chris Webber, Michigan; 1993-Jason Kidd, California; 1994-Joe Smith, Maryland; 1995-97 no award; 1998-, Saint Louis; 1999-, DePaul; 2000-Jason Gardner, Arizona; 2001-Eddie Griffin, Seton Hall; 2002-T.J. Ford, Texas; 2003-Carmelo Anthony, Syracuse; 2004-, Duke; 2005-, North Carolina; 2006-Tyler Hansbrough, North Carolina; 2007-Kevin Durant, Texas; 2008-Michael Beasley, Kansas St.; 2009-, Memphis; 2010-John Wall, Kentucky; 2011- Jared Sullinger, Ohio St.; 2012-Anthony Davis, Kentucky; 2013-Marcus Smart, Oklahoma St.

Divisions II and III Players of the Year

As chosen by the National Association of Basket- 1992 Andre Foreman, Salisbury 2004 Spencer Ross, Queens (NC) ball Coaches (NABC). 1993 Steve Hondred, Calvin 2005 Lee Cook, Bowie St. 1994 Scott Fitch, SUNY Geneseo , Indianapolis Division II 1995 D’Artis Jones, Ohio Northern 2006 Jasper Johnson, Delta St. 1983 Earl Jones, Dist. Columbia 1996 David Benter, Hanover Tayron Thomas, Philadelphia U. 1984 Earl Jones, Dist. Columbia 1997 Bryan Crabtree, Ill. Wesleyan 2007 John Smith, Winona St. 1985 Charles Oakley, Virginia Union 1998 Mike Nogelo, Williams 2008 John Smith, Winona St. 1986 Todd Linder, Tampa 1999 Merrill Brunson, Wis.-Platteville 2009 Josh Bostic, Findlay 1987 Ralph Tally, Norfolk St. 2000 Aaron Winkle, Calvin 2010 Jamar Smith, Southern Ind. 1988 Jerry Johnson, Fla. Southern 2001 Horace Jenkins, Wm. Paterson 2011 Dauntae Williams, Central Okla. 1989 Kris Kearney, Fla. Southern 2002 Jeff Gibbs, Otterbein 2012 Braydon Hobbs, Bellarmine 1990 A.J. English, Virginia Union 2003 Bryan Nelson, Williams 2013 Alex Falk, West Liberty 1991 Corey Crowder, Ky. Wesleyan 2004 Richard Melzer, Wis.-River Falls Division III 1992 Eric Manuel, Oklahoma City 2005 Jason Kalsow, Wis.-Stevens Point 1993 Alex Wright, Central Okla. 2006 Brandon Adair, Va. Wesleyan 1985 Bill Bessoir, Scranton 1994 Derrick Johnson, Virginia Union 2007 Andrew Olson, Amherst 1986 None selected 1995 Stan Gouard, Southern Ind. Ben Strong, Guilford 1987 Dick Hempy, Otterbein 1996 Stan Gouard, Southern Ind. 2008 Andrew Olson, Amherst 1988 Lou Stevens, Widener 1997 , CSU Bakersfield 2009 Jimmy Bartolotta, MIT 1989 , TCNJ 1998 Joe Newton, Central Okla. 2010 Tyler Sanborn, Guilford 1990 Matt Hancock, Colby 1999 Antonio Garcia, Ky. Wesleyan 2011 Michael Taylor, Whitworth 1991 , Chris. Newport 2000 Ajumu Gaines, Charleston (WV) 2012 Chris Davis, Wis.-Whitewater 1992 Andre Foreman, Salisbury 2013 Aaron Toomey, Amherst 1993 Steve Honderd, Calvin 2001 Colin Ducharme, Longwood 1994 Scott Fitch, SUNY Geneseo 2002 , Shaw 1995 Mike Rhoades, Lebanon Valley 2003 Marlon Parmer, Ky. Wesleyan As chosen by the . 2004 Elad Inbar, Mass.-Lowell 1996 Craig Jones, Rochester Inst. 2005 Mark Worthington, Metro St. Division II 1997 N/A 2006 Darius Hargrove, Virginia Union 1985 Charles Oakley, Virginia Union 1998 N/A Turner Trofholz, South Dakota 1986 None selected 1999 , Lebanon Valley 2007 John Smith, Winona St. 1987 Ralph Tally, Norfolk St. 2000 Horace Jenkins, Wm. Paterson 2008 John Smith, Winona St. 1988 Clarence Green, Cheyney 2001 N/A 2009 Josh Bostic, Findlay 1989 Terry Davis, Virginia Union 2002 Jeff Gibbs, Otterbein 2010 Jason Westrol, Bentley 1990 A.J. English, Virginia Union 2003 Tim Dworak, Wis.-Oshkosh 2011 Darryl Webb, Indiana (PA) 1991 Myron Brown, Slippery Rock 2004 N/A 2012 Braydon Hobbs, Bellarmine 1992 George Gilmore, Chaminade 2005 Jason Kaslow, Wis.-Stevens Point 2013 Clayton Vette, Winona St. 1993 Alex Wright, Central Okla. 2006 Kyle Myrick, Lincoln (PA) Darrin Robinson, Sacred Heart 2007 Ben Strong, Guilford Division III 1994 Kwame Morton, Clarion 2008 Andrew Olson, Amherst 1983 Leroy Witherspoon, SUNY Potsdam 1995 Corey Williams, Norfolk St. 2009 Kent Raymond, Wheaton (IL) 1984 Leroy Witherspoon, SUNY Potsdam 1996 Horacio Llamas, Grand Canyon 2010 Tyler Sanborn, Guilford 1985 Tim Casey, Wittenberg 1997 N/A Blake Schultz, Williams 1986 Dick Hempy, Otterbein 1998 N/A 2011 Troy Whittington, Williams 1987 Brendan Mitchell, SUNY Potsdam 1999 Antonio Garcia, Ky. Wesleyan 2012 DaQuan Brooks, Western Conn. St. 1988 Scott Tedder, Ohio Wesleyan 2000 Damon Reed, Saint Rose 2013 Aaron Toomey, Amherst 1989 Greg Grant, TCNJ 2001 Ryan McCormack, Adelphi 1990 Matt Hancock, Colby 2002 Ronald Murray, Shaw 1991 Brad Baldridge, Wittenberg 2003 Marlon Parmer, Ky. Wesleyan 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISIONS II AND III FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS BY SCHOOL 13

Divisions II and III First-Team All-Americans by School

Current Division I member BABSON CATHOLIC DIST. COLUMBIA 1966—Johnny Comeaux denoted by (*). Non-NCAA 1992—Jim Pierrakos 2013—Chris Kearney 1982—Earl Jones 1976—Larry Wright member denoted by (†). 1983— Earl Jones BARTON CENTENARY (LA)* GRAND CANYON ABILENE CHRISTIAN 2007—Anthony Atkinson 1957—Milt Williams 1984—Earl Jones 1976—Bayard Forest 1968—John Godfrey BELLARMINE CENTRAL CONN. ST.* DRURY GRAND VALLEY ST. ADELPHI 2011—Jeremy Kendle 1969—Howie Dickenman 2013—Alex Hall 1997—Joe Modderman 2001—Ryan McCormack 2012—Braydon Hobbs 2008—Callistus Eziukwu WINNERS AWARD Jeremy Kendle UCF* EASTERN MICH.* AKRON* 1979—Bo Clark GREEN BAY* 1971—Ken McIntosh 1978—Tom Anderson 1967—Bill Turner BELMONT-ABBEY 1980—Bo Clark 1972— 1972—Len Paul 2013—Tyshawn Good 1979—Ron Ripley CENTRAL MO. EDINBORO ALA.-HUNTSVILLE BEMIDJI ST. 1981—Bill Fennelly GUILFORD 1996—Tyrone Mason 1968— 1978—Tony Vann 2004—Charles Hanks 1985—Ron Nunnelly 2002—Kenny Tate 2006—Jason Smith 2012—James Ellisor 1991—Armando Becker 1975—Lloyd Free 2005—Jakim Donaldson 2007—Ben Strong 2011—Zane Campbell BENTLEY 2006—Michael Hicks 2009—Joe Jones Josh Magette 2010—Sanijay Watts 2008—Ben Strong 2012—Josh Magette 1974—Brian Hammel ELMHURST 2010—Tyler Sanborn 1975—Brian Hammel CENTRAL OKLA. 2001—Ryan Knuppel 2013—Jaime Smith 2005—Tim Forbes HAMILTON 1993—Alex Wright 1977—Cedric Oliver ALAS. ANCHORAGE 2008—Nate Fritsch 1997—Tyrone Hopkins EMORY 1987—Jesse Jackson 1990—Tim Garrett 1978—Cedric Oliver 2009—Jason Westrol 1998—Joe Newton 1979—Cedric Oliver 1987—Hansi Gnad 2010—Jason Westrol 1999—Eddie Robinson EMORY & HENRY 1989—Michael Johnson 1987—John Cavanaugh BISHOP 2008—Sam Belt 2004—Justin Call 1998—Mike Schantz 1990—Todd Fisher 2010—Dauntae Williams 2005—Brad Oleson 1983—Shannon Lilly EVANSVILLE* 1999—Mike Schantz 2003—Joe Finley 2008—Carl Arts BOWIE ST. CENTRAL WASH. 1959—Hugh Ahlering 2012—Taylor Rohde 1967—Mel Cox 1960—Ed Smallwood HAMPDEN-SYDNEY 2005—Letheal Cook 1965— ALAS. FAIRBANKS 2007—Gail Goodrich CHARLESTON (WV) 1992—Russell Turner Larry Humes 2000—T.J. Grimes 2011—Parrish West 2000—Ajamu Gaines 1966—Larry Humes BRIDGEPORT 2012—Paul “PJ” Reyes ALBANY ST. (GA) 1969—Gary Baum HANOVER FARMINGDALE ST. 1996—David Benter 1975— 1976—Lee Hollerbach CHATTANOOGA* 2012—AJ Matthews 1985— ALBION 1977—Wayne Golden 2013—AJ Matthews HARTFORD* 1991—Lambert Shell 1979—Mark Noon 2005—Travis Dupree 1992—Lambert Shell CHEYNEY FERRIS ST. 2006—Brandon Crawford 1995— 1979— 2010—Justin Keenan HARTWICK ALCORN* 1981—George Melton 1977—Dana Gahres BRIDGEWATER (VA) 1982—George Melton FERRUM 1983—Tim O’Brien 1976—John McGill 1995—Dan Rush 2011—Derek Mitchell CHICAGO HAVERFORD ALFRED 2002—Kyle Williford FINDLAY 2001—Devon Downing 2003—Derek Reich 1977—Dick Vioth BYU-HAWAII 2006—Dustin Pfeiffer AMERICAN* 2000—David Evans CHRISTIAN BROS. 2007—Frank Phillips HENDERSON ST. 1960—Willie Jones 2009—Lucas Alves 2009—Nick Kohs 2008—Josh Bostic 2002—Niki Arinze 2012—Scott Dennis 2009—Josh Bostic 2004—Tarvoris Uzoique AMERICAN INT’L BROCKPORT 2011—Nathan Hyde HOPE 1969—Greg Hill 2002—Mike Medbury CHRIS. NEWPORT 1970—Greg Hill 1991—Lamont Strothers FLA. SOUTHERN 1984—Chip Henry 2002—Malik Moore BRYANT 2001—Antoine Sinclair 1981—John Ebeling 1998—Joel Holstege 1981—Ernie DeWitt 1982—John Ebeling 2008—Marcus Vanderheide AMHERST 2004—Romuald Augustin CLAREMONT-M-S 1988—Jerry Johnson 2012—David Krombeen 1970—Dave Auten 1992—Chris Greene Kris Kearney 1971—James Rehnquist UC RIVERSIDE* HUMBOLDT ST. 1989—Maurice Pullum CLARION 1989—Kris Kearney 2004—Austin Nichols 2003—Steve Zieja 1990—Donolly Tyrell 2005—Andrew Schiel 1994—Kwame Morton 2007—Kevin Johnson CAL POLY POMONA 2008—Devin Peal 2007—Andrew Olson 2005—Jeff Bonds CLARK (MA) FORT HAYS ST. 2008—Andrew Olson 1980—Kevin Clark 1997—Alonzo Goldston ILLINOIS ST.* 2009—Larry Gordon 2011—Dominique Jones 2013—Aaron Toomey 2013—Mitchel Anderson 1981—Kevin Clark 1968—Jerry McGreal ARK.-MONTICELLO 1988—Kermit Sharp FRAMINGHAM ST. ILL. WESLEYAN CSU BAKERSFIELD* 1984—Mark Van Valkenburg 2004—Billy McDaniel 1996—Kebu Stewart COLBY 1977— ARKANSAS ST.* 1997—Kebu Stewart 1977—Paul Harvey FRANKLIN 1989—Jeff Kuehl 1965—Jerry Rook 1978—Paul Harvey 1999—Jason Sibley 1995—Chris Simich CAL ST. SAN B’DINO 1989—Matt Hancock 1997—Bryan Crabtree ARMSTRONG 2004—Jonathan Levy 1990—Matt Hancock FRANK. & MARSH. 1998—Brent Niebrugge 1975—Ike Williams 2010—Bryan LeDuc 1992—Will Lasky 2000—Korey Coon 2013—Aric Miller 2013—Kwame Alexander COLORADO MINES 1996—Jeremiah Henry 2004—Keelan Amelianovich 2012—Brett Green 2000—Alex Kraft 2005—Adam Dauksas ASSUMPTION CAL ST. STANISLAUS 2011—Georgio Milligan 1970—Jake Jones 2012—Reggie Jones COLUMBUS ST. 2012—Georgio Milligan INDIANA (PA) 1971—Jake Jones 2004—Yandel Brown 1995—Derrick Freeman 1973—Mike Boylan CALIFORNIA (PA) 2005—Yandel Brown FRANKLIN PIERCE 2010—Darryl Webb 1974—John Grochowalski 1993—Ray Gutierrez 2012—Eric Jean-Guillaume 2011—Darryl Webb CONCORD 1975—John Grochowalski CALVIN 2013—Eric Jean-Guillaume 2012—Ashton Smith 1976—Bill Wurm 2004—Lewis Muse 1993—Steve Honderd GANNON IUPUI* AUGUSTA ST. 2000—Aaron Winkle SUNY CORTLAND 1985—Butch Warner 1996—Carlos Knox 2007—AJ Bowman 2000—Tom Williams 1998—Troy Nesmith CAMERON INDIANA ST.* 2008—AJ Bowman 1974—Jerry Davenport DAVIS & ELKINS 2009—Garret Siler SUNY GENESEO 1968—Jerry Newsome 2013—Craig Foster 1959—Paul Wilcox 1994—Scott Fitch 2010—Ben Madgen INDIANAPOLIS 2011—George Johnson CAPITAL DELTA ST. GEORGETOWN (KY)† 2005—David Logan 2009—Nate Stahl 1969—Sammy Little 1964—Cecil Tuttle AVERETT 2006—Jasper Johnson ITHACA 2009—Jonathan Rumeley CARLETON GA. SOUTHWESTERN 2000—Pat Britton 1993—Gerrick Monroe DePAUW 2011—Philip Brown 2009—Sean Burton AUGUSTANA (IL) 1987—David Galle 1973—John Laing CARTHAGE GRAMBLING* JACKSON ST.* 2013—Cameron McCaffrey 2002—Antoine McDaniel DeSALES 1961— 1974—Eugene Short 2010—Steve Djurickovic 2009—Darnell Braswell 1962—Charles Hardnett 1975—Eugene Short 2011—Steve Djurickovic 2010—Darnell Braswell 1964— 1977— 14 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISIONS II AND III FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS BY SCHOOL

JACKSONVILLE* LOUISIANA TECH* MOUNT UNION OLIVET 1997—Craig Jones 1962—Roger Strickland 1973—Mike Green 1997—Aaron Shipp 2011—Michael McClary ROLLINS 1963—Roger Strickland LA.-LAFAYETTE* MUHLENBERG OSWEGO ST. 2008—Jonny Reibel JOHNSON C. SMITH 1965—Dean Church 2002—Mark Lesko 2011—Chad Burridge 2010—Nick Wolf 2012—Chad Burridge 2001—Wiyle Petty 1970—Marvin Winkler MUSKINGUM ROWAN 2011—Trevin Parks 1971—Bo Lamar 1992—Andy Moore OTTERBEIN 1998—Rob Scott KEAN MAINE* 1966—Don Carlos 2007—Thomas Baker NAZARETH 1982—Ron Stewart 2008—Matt Byrnes 1993—Fred Drains 1961—Tom Chappelle 2010—Corey McAdam 2011—Jonathan Jones 1983—Ron Stewart MARY 1985—Dick Hempy RUTGERS-CAMDEN NEB. OMAHA 2002—Brian Turner KEENE ST. 2011—Anthony Moody 1992—Phil Cartwright 1986—Dick Hempy 2001—Chris Coates MASS.-DARTMOUTH 1987—Dick Hempy SACRED HEART* NEB. WESLEYAN 1991—James Bradley 1972—Ed Czernota KENNESAW ST.* 1993—Steve Haynes 1986—Dana Janssen 2004—Terrence Hill 1994—Nick Gutman 1978— Hector Olivencia MASS.-LOWELL NEW HAVEN 1999—Kevin Weakley Andre Means KENTUCKY ST. 1989—Leo Parent 1988—Herb Watkins 2002—Jeff Gibbs 1982—Keith Bennett 1971— Travis Grant 2004—Elad Inbar 1983—Keith Bennett 2005—Stacey Moragne TCNJ PACIFIC LUTHERAN 1959—Chuck Curtis 1986—Roger Younger 1972—Travis Grant 2006—Stacey Moragne 1988—Greg Grant 1993—Darrin Robinson 1975—Gerald Cunningham 1989—Greg Grant PFEIFFER MIT ST. ANSELM 1977—Gerald Cunningham 2009—Jimmy Bartolotta NEW JERSEY CITY 1992— 2005—Rico Grier 2011—Thomas Baudinet KY. WESLEYAN 1979—Brett Wyatt 2013—Roy Mabrey MERCHANT MARINE 2004—Samar Battle 2006—DeMario Grier 1957—Mason Cope 1990—Kevin D’Arcy 1967—Sam Smith PHILADELPHIA U. ST. CLOUD ST. NJIT* 1957—Vern Baggenstoss 1968—Dallas Thornton MERCYHURST 1996—Clarence Pierce 1976—Emory Sammons 1969—George Tinsley 2013—Luis Leao 1977—Emory Sammons 1986—Kevin Catron 1984— Rod Drake NEW ORLEANS 2006—Tayron Thomas 2010—Matt Schneck MERRIMACK 1971—Xavier Webster 2007—Christian Burns Dwight Higgs 1977—Ed Murphy ST. JOHN FISHER 1988—J.B. Brown 1978—Ed Murphy NYIT PITTSBURG ST. 2006—Sean O’Brien 1990—Corey Crowder Dana Skinner 1980—Kelvin Hicks 2005—Eddie Jackson ST. JOSEPH’S (IN) 1991—Corey Crowder 1983—Joe Dickson 1960—Bobby Williams 1995—Willis Cheaney NICHOLLS ST.* PITT.-JOHNSTOWN 2009—Darren Duncan 1978—Larry Wilson 2008—Chris Gilliam 2006—Sullivan Sykes 1998—Antonio Garcia 2011—Darin Mency 1999— Antonio Garcia NORFOLK ST.* PLATTSBURGH ST. SAINT MARTIN’S Dana Williams METHODIST 1979—Ken Evans 2008—Anthony Williams 2011—Blake Poole 2000—LeRoy John 1997—Jason Childers 1984—David Pope PLYMOUTH ST. SAINT MICHAEL’S 2001—Lorico Duncan METRO ST. 1987—Ralph Tally 1965—Richie Tarrant 2002—Ronald Evans 1995—Corey Williams 1994—Moses Jean-Pierre 2005—Mark Worthington 1999—Adam DeChristopher ST. NORBERT KENYON NORTH ALA. MICHIGAN TECH SUNY POTSDAM 1963—Mike Wisneski 1969—John Rinka 2003—Matt Cameron 1980—Otis Boddie 1970—John Rinka 1980—Derrick Rowland SAINT ROSE 2004—Josh Buettner N.C. WESLEYAN 1981—Derrick Rowland 1979—Scott Rogers 2005—Josh Buettner 2007—Steve Dagostino 1980—Scott Rogers 1999—Marquis McDougald 1982—Maurice Woods 2008—Steve Dagostino 2013—Ali Haidar NORTH CENTRAL 1983—Leroy Witherspoon KUTZTOWN 2013—Derek Raridon 1984—Leroy Witherspoon ST. THOMAS (MN) MIDWESTERN ST. 2006—Isaac Rosefelt 2010—Stephen Dennis 2009— 1986—Roosevelt Bullock NORTH DAKOTA 1986—Brendan Mitchell 2007—Isaac Rosefelt LANDER 2013—Corbin Thomas 1966— 1987—Brendan Mitchell SALEM INT’L 2012—Dwight Tolbert MILLERSVILLE 1967—Phil Jackson 1988—Steve Babiarz 1991—Dave Vonesh 1976—Archie Talley LAWRENCE 2008—Charlie Parker 1989—Steve Babiarz 2006—Shaun McKie 2006—Chris Braier 1993—Scott Guldseth MINN. DULUTH 2003—Jerome Beasley PRAIRIE VIEW* SALEM ST. LE MOYNE 1977—Bob Bone 1962— 2000—Tishaun Jenkins 2010—Laurence Ekperigin NORTH DAKOTA ST.* MINN. ST. MANKATO 1960—Marvin Bachmeier PUGET SOUND SALISBURY LEBANON VALLEY 2005—Jamel Staten 1979—Joe Leonard 1991—Andre Foreman 2006—Luke Anderson NORTH PARK 1995—Mike Rhodes 1979—Mike Harper QUEENS (NC) 1992—Andre Foreman 1997—Andy Panko 2007—Luke Anderson 2008—Atila Santos 1980—Mike Harper 1998—Soce Faye SAM HOUSTON ST.* 1998—Andy Panko 1981—Mike Thomas 1999—Andy Panko 2010—Travis Nelson RAMAPO 1973—James Lister 2005—J.D. Byers 2011—Jefferson Mason NORTHEASTERN ST. 2003—Charles Ransom SCRANTON MISERICORDIA 2003—Jon Shepherd 2005—Amin Wright 1963—Bill Witaconis LEWIS 2004—Darnell Hinson 1977—Irvin Johnson 2004—Monta McGhee 2003—Willie Chandler RANDOLPH NORTHERN MICH. 2013—Colton Hunt 1978—Irvin Johnson 2009—Brandon Dagins MO. SOUTHERN ST. 1984—Bill Bessoir 2011—Skyler Brown 1987—Bill Harris RANDOLPH-MACON LEWIS & CLARK 2000—Cory Brathol 1985—Bill Bessoir 1963—Jim Boutin 2012—Keane Thompson 1983—Bryan Vacca 1993—Matt Cusano 2007—Ricky Volcy 2003—Jared Mills 1964—Jim Boutin MO.-ST. LOUIS NORTHERN ST. 2005—Justin Wansley SEATTLE PACIFIC 1999—Andy Panko 1977—Bob Bone 2006—Tony Binetti 2009—Kevin Ratzsch RICHARD STOCKTON LINCOLN (MO) MONTCLAIR ST. 2007—Dustin Bremerman NORTHWOOD (MI) 1997—Carl Cochrane 2010—Chris Banchero 1978—Harold Robertson 1999—Anthony Peoples 2009—Santini Lancioni 2006—Gian Paul Gonzalez 1973—Fred Smiley SEWANEE LIPSCOMB* ROANOKE 1988—Phillip Hutcheson MONTEVALLO OHIO NORTHERN 1998—Ryan Harrigan 1982—Stan Mories 1972—Hal Johnston 1989—Phillip Hutcheson 2005—James Hall 1973—Jay Piccola SHAW 1990—Phillip Hutcheson 2007— Greg Brown 1995—D’Artis Jones 2001—Kris Oberdick 1974—Jay Piccola 2002—Ronald Murray 1992—John Pierce 1983—Gerald Holmes 2012—D.J. Rivera 2004—Jim Conrad SHENANDOAH LIU BROOKLYN* 1984—Reggie Thomas 1996—Phil Dixon 1968— Luther Green MORGAN ST.* OHIO WESLEYAN 1985—Reggie Thomas Larry Newbold 1974—Marvin Webster 1987—Scott Tedder 1994—Hilliary Scott SLIPPERY ROCK 1975—Marvin Webster 1988—Scott Tedder 1991—Myron Brown LIU POST 2013—Andy Winters ROCHESTER (NY) 2012— MORNINGSIDE 1991—Chris Fite S.C. AIKEN 1999—Tim West OKLAHOMA CITY† 1992—Chris Fite 2008—Chris Commons LONGWOOD* 1992—Eric Manuel 2004—Seth Hauben 2009—Chris Commons 1984— MOUNT OLIVE 2005—Seth Hauben 2001—Colin Ducharme 2010—Kendrick Easley OLD DOMINION* SOUTH DAKOTA 1972— 2013—John DiBartolomeo 1958—Jim Daniels LOUISIANA COL. MT. ST. MARY’S* 1974—Joel Copeland ROCHESTER INST. 2004—Tommie King 1979—Paul Poe 1957—Jack Sullivan 1976—Wilson Washington 1996—Craig Jones 2005—Turner Trofholz 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISIONS II AND III FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS BY SCHOOL 15

2006—Turner Trofholz TARLETON ST. 1998—Marquise Newbie 2007—Kent Raymond WIS.-STEVENS POINT 2006— Duane Crockett 2008—Kent Raymond SOUTH DAKOTA ST.* 2004—Tim Burnette 1985— Darius Hargrove 2009—Kent Raymond 2000—Brant Bailey 1961—Don Jacobsen TENNESSEE ST.* 2012—Tim McCrary 1964—Tom Black 1958— VA. WESLEYAN 2005—Jason Kalsow 1959—Dick Barnett 2006—Brandon Adair WHITWORTH SOUTHEASTERN OKLA. WIS.-SUPERIOR 1971—Ted McClain 2012—DJ Woodmore 2011—Michael Taylor 2001—Vince Thomas 1957—Jim Spivey 1972— 2007—Eric Babers WABASH WIDENER WIS.-WHITEWATER 1974—Leonard Robinson 1982—Pete Metzelaars 1978—Dennis James SOUTHERN ILL.* TEX.-PAN AMERICAN* 1988—Lou Stevens 1990—Ricky Spicer 1966—George McNeil 1964— WASHBURN 2006—Kristian Clarkson 1994—Ty Evans 1967— 1968— 1994—Clarence Tyson 1997—James Stewart WINNERS AWARD 1997—Dan Buie WILKES 2008—Matt Goodwin SOUTHERN IND. TEXAS SOUTHERN* 2001—Ewan Auguste 2001—Dave Jannuzzi 2010—Dustin Mitchell 1995—Stan Gouard 1958— 2005—Travis Robbins 2012—Chris Davis 1996—Stan Gouard 1977—Alonzo Bradley 2012—Will McNeill WM. PATERSON 2010—Jamar Smith 2000—Horace Jenkins WITTENBERG TEXAS ST.* WASH. & LEE 2001—Horace Jenkins 1978—Pat Dennis 1961—George Fisher SOUTHERN N.H. 1959—Charles Sharp WILLIAMS 1963—Al Thrasher 2003—Sotirios Karapostolou 1960—Charles Sharp WAYNE ST. (NE) 1961—Bob Mahland 1980—Brian Agler SOUTHWEST BAPTIST THOMAS MORE 1999—Tyler Johnson 1962—Bob Mahland 1981—Tyrone Curtis 2006—Sheldon Pace 1996—Rick Hughes WEST CHESTER 1996—Mike Nogelo 1985—Tim Casey 2009—Matt Rogers 2003—Ramzee Stanton 1997—Mike Nogelo 1989—Steve Allison TRINITY (CT) 1998—Mike Nogelo SOUTHWEST MINN. ST. 2006—Tyler Rhoten WEST FLORIDA 1990—Brad Baldridge 2004—Ben Coffin 1991—Brad Baldridge 2009—Ross Demasi TRINITY (TX) 2013—Ellis Young III 2010—Blake Schultz SPRINGFIELD 1968—Larry Jeffries WEST GA. 2011—Troy Whittington WOOSTER 1970—Dennis Clark 1969—Larry Jeffries 1974—Clarence Walker WINONA ST. 2003—Bryan Nelson 1986—Ivan Olivares 2002—Colin Tabb 2007—John Smith 2007—Tom Port WEST LIBERTY 2010—Ian Franks STEPHEN F. AUSTIN* TROY* 2013—Alex Falk 2008—John Smith 2013—Clayton Vette 1970—Surry Oliver 1993—Terry McCord WEST TEX. A&M WRIGHT ST.* 1981—Rodney Benson STETSON* TUFTS 2007—Damien Lolar WINSTON-SALEM* 1995—Chris McMahon 2008—Robert Lee 1967— 1986—Mark Vest 1970—Ernie Killum 1980—Reginald Gaines UPSALA WEST VIRGINIA ST. XAVIER (LA)† STEUBENVILLE† 1981—Steve Keenan 2004—Mike Taylor WIS.-EAU CLAIRE 1973—Bruce Seals 1958—Jim Smith 1982—Steve Keenan 2007—Ted Scott 1972—Mike Ratliff 2009—Ted Scott YORK (NY) STONEHILL URSINUS WIS.-OSHKOSH 2010—Marcel Esonwune 1979—Bill Zolga 2004—Dennis Stanton WESTERN CARO.* 1996—Dennis Ruedinger 1980—Bill Zolga 2008—Nick Shattuck 1968—Henry Logan 2002—Tim Dworak YORK (PA) 1982—Bob Reitz 2007—Chad McGowan UTICA WESTERN CONN. ST. WIS.-PARKSIDE STONY BROOK* 2007—Ray Bryant 2012—DaQuan Brooks 1976—Gary Cole YOUNGSTOWN ST.* 1979—Earl Keith 1977—Jeff Covington VALDOSTA ST. WESTERN WASH. WIS.-PLATTEVILLE 1978—Jeff Covington SUSQUEHANNA 2009—Tyrone Curnell 2006—Grant Dykstra 1992—T.J. Van Wie 1986—Dan Harnum Teams used for selections: 2010—Tyrone Curnell WESTMINSTER (PA) 1998—Ben Hoffmann TAMPA VIRGINIA UNION 1962—Ron Galbreath 1999—Merrill Brunson AP Little All-America— 1985—Todd Linder 2009—Jeff Skemp 1957-79 1985—Charles Oakley 2013—Chas Cross 1986—Todd Linder 1990—A.J. English WESTMINSTER (UT)† NABC College Division— 1987—Todd Linder 1994—Derrick Johnson 1969—Ken Hall WIS.-RIVER FALLS 1967-76 1994—DeCarlo Deveaux Warren Peebles WHEATON (IL) 2003—Richard Melzer NABC Divisions II, III— 2008—Jeremy Black 1996— 1958—Mel Peterson 2004—Richard Melzer 1977-2012

Divisions II and III Academic All-Americans by School

ABILENE CHRISTIAN 1979—Glen Heiden BRANDEIS CARNEGIE MELLON CHEYNEY 1999—Jared Mosley AUGUSTANA (SD) 1978—John Martin 1973—Mike Wegener 2011—Sharif Bray AKRON 1974—John Ritterbusch 1979—Larry Hufnagel CLAREMONT-M-S BRIAR CLIFF 1980—Larry Hufnagel 1972—Wil Schwarzinger 1975—John Ritterbusch 1989—Chad Neubrand 2002—Bob Donlan ALBANY (NY) CARTHAGE COAST GUARD BALDWIN WALLACE BRIDGEWATER (VA) 2011—Steve Djurickovic 1988—John Carmello 1985—Bob Scelza 1985—Sean O’Connell 1971—Ken Bicknell CASE ALBION BARRINGTON BRYAN COLBY-SAWYER 1979—John Nibert 1996—Jim Fox 2006—Andrew St. Clair 1982—Shawn Smith 1981—Dean Ropp 1997—Jim Fox ALDERSON-BROADDUS BATES COLORADO MINES 2002—Kevyn McBride CALIFORNIA (PA) CASTLETON 1991—Daniel McKeon 1983—Herb Taylor 1993—Raymond Guttierez 1985—Bryan DeLoatch ANDERSON (SC) 1984—Herb Taylor 1991—Hank Prey UC DAVIS 2012—Nick Trull BEMIDJI ST. CATHOLIC UC-COLO. SPRINGS ARKANSAS TECH 1976—Steve Vogel 1970—Tom Cupps 1997—Jeremy Borys 2007—Patrick Hannaway 1983—Preston Neumayr 1990—Gray Townsend 1977—Steve Vogel UCF COLORADO ST.-PUEBLO 1994—David Bevis 1978—Steve Vogel UC RIVERSIDE 1982—Jimmie Farrell 1972—Jim Von Loh 1995—David Bevis 2003—Royce Bryan 1971—Kirby Gordon CENTRAL MICH. CORNELL COLLEGE ASHLAND BENTLEY CAL LUTHERAN 1967—John Berends 1974—Randy Kuhlman 1967—Jim Basista 1980—Joe Betley 1983—Bill Burgess 1971—Mike Hackett 1977—Dick Grant 1970—Jay Franson 1978—Robert Wisco BETHANY (WV) CALVIN CENTRAL ST. (OH) ASSUMPTION 2006—Matt Drahos 1971—Sterling Quant 1979—Robert Wisco 1967—George Ridick 1992—Steve Honderd 1987—Jeff Fleming BETHEL (MN) 1993—Steve Honderd CHADRON ST. 2010—Chris Handke AUGUSTANA (IL) 1994—Jason Mekelburg 1994—Chris Knoester 1992—Josh Robinson 1973—Bruce Hamming DAVID LIPSCOMB 1974—Bruce Hamming BLOOMSBURG CAPITAL CHAPMAN 1989—Phil Hutcheson 1975—Bruce Hamming 1978—Steve Bright 1973—Charles Gashill 2006—Zach Wheatley 1990—Phil Hutcheson 16 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISIONS II AND III ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS BY SCHOOL

1992—Jerry Meyer HOWARD PAYNE 1984—Joseph Dickson OTTERBEIN SOUTHWEST BAPTIST DELTA ST. 1973—Garland Bullock METRO ST. 1980—Mike Cochran 2012—Ryan Dougherty 1972—Larry MaGee 1974—Garland Bullock 2009—Jesse Wagstaff PACIFIC LUTHERAN SUSQUEHANNA DENISON HUSSON MICHIGAN TECH 1967—Doug Leeland 1986—Donald Harnum 1967—Bill Druckemiller 2010—Brock Bradford 1981—Russ VanDuine POINT PARK 1994—Tres Wolf 1970—Charles Claggett ILL. WESLEYAN 1985—Wayne Helmila 1986—Richard Condo TENNESSEE TEMPLE 1987—Kevin Locke 1972—Dean Gravlin 2003—J.T. Luginski 1977—Dan Smith 1988—Kevin Locke 1973—Dean Gravlin RIPON 1978—Dan Smith 1997—Casey Chroust 1975— Jack Sikma MILLIKIN 1999—Bret Van Dyken Bob Spear 1977—Roy Mosser 2011—Aris Wurtz TEX. A&M-COMMERCE DENVER 1976— Jack Sikma Dale Wills 2012—Aris Wurtz 2012—Desmond King 1987—Joe Fisher 1978—Gregg Finigan 2013—Andrew Davis Bob Spear 1979— Rich Rames RANDOLPH DePAUW 1977— Jack Sikma Gary Jackson 2013—Colton Hunt TEXAS LUTHERAN 1970—Richard Tharp Bob Spear 1980—Gary Jackson 2005—Tommy Stolhandske 1973—Gordon Pittenger 1979—Al Black ROCHESTER (NY) 1981—Greg Yess 1981—Gary Jackson 1984—Joe Augustine THOMAS MORE 1987—David Galle 1989—Brian Horst 2010—Daniel McKeehan 1982—Greg Yess ROCKFORD DICKINSON 1987—Brian Coderre MILWAUKEE ENGR. TRINITY (CT) 1971—Lloyd Bonner 1976—John Morrissey 1999—Korey Coon 1983—Jeffrey Brezovar 1977—John Morrissey 1996—Keith Wolff 1981—David Freysinger 2000—Korey Coon 2010—Austin Meier 1982—David Freysinger 2006—Keelan Amelianovich 2011—Austin Meier ROCKHURST TRUMAN 2010—Aaron Hill 1984—Mark Campbell DREXEL INCARNATE WORD MINN. ST. MANKATO 1999—Jason Reinberg 1967—Joe Hertrich 1993—Randy Henderson 1997—David Kruse ROSE-HULMAN 2000—Jason Reinberg 2002—Christopher Unton ELMHURST JAMES MADISON MINN. ST. MOORHEAD UNION (NY) 2001—Ryan Knuppel 1976—Sherman Dillard 1996—Brett Beeson SAINT JOHN FISHER 1970—Jim Tedisco 2013—Alex Novak ELON JAMESTOWN 2013—Jason Norsen URSINUS 1988—Brian Branson 1980—Pete Anderson MISSOURI S&T 2004—Dennis Stanton 1988—Steve Page SAINT JOHN’S (MN) 1981—Pete Anderson 1984—Todd Wentz 1995—Joe Deignan 1998—Christopher Kiger 2004—Brian Westre VIRGINIA TECH JOHN CARROLL 1968—Ted Ware EMBRY-RIDDLE ST. JOSEPH’S (IN) 1999—Mark Heidorf MO.-ST. LOUIS 1975—James Thordsen 2001—Kyle Mas 1975—Bobby Bone WABASH JOHNS HOPKINS SAINT LEO 1973—Joe Haklin EMORY 1991—Andy Enfield 1976—Bobby Bone 2000—Neil Bhutta 1977—Bobby Bone 1977—Ralph Nelson WARTBURG KENYON 2013—Marcus Ruth 2005—Chase Fawsett MONMOUTH (IL) 1971—Dave Platte 1970—John Rinka 1972—Dave Platte EMORY & HENRY 1990—S. Juan Mitchell ST. NORBERT 1977—Tim Appleton 2008—Eric Bieniasz 1974—Fred Waldstein 2004—Justin Call 1985—Chris Coe Russell MONT. ST. BILLINGS 1990—Dan Nettleton SAINT ROSE FGCU LaGRANGE 2004—Jerett Skrifvars 1991—Dan Nettleton 2007—Beau Bauer 2007—Steve Dagostino 1980—Todd Whitsitt MOUNT UNION 2008—Steve Dagostino WASHBURN FORT HAYS ST. LEBANON VALLEY 1971—Jim Howell 2001—Ewan Auguste 1978—Mike Pauls ST. SCHOLASTICA 2005—J.D. Byers MT. VERNON NAZ. 2012—Brett Tester WASHINGTON-ST. LOUIS FORT LEWIS LIBERTY 2009—Ben Falkenberg 2013—Brett Tester 1988—Paul Jackson 1998—Ryan Ostrom 1980—Karl Hess 2007—Troy Ruths MUHLENBERG ST. THOMAS (FL) 2008—Troy Ruths FRANK. & MARSH. LINDENWOOD 1979—Greg Campisi 1976—Arthur Collins 2000—Jerome Maiatico 2012—Kramer Soderberg 1981—Dan Barletta 1977—Mike LaPrete WASH. & JEFF. 2011—Spencer Liddic 1980—David Damico GANNON LIU POST ST. THOMAS (MN) 2007—Aurimas Truskauskas 1973—Ed Fields NEB.-KEARNEY 1967—Dan Hansard WENTWORTH INST. 1974—Tom Kropp 1978—Terry Fleming 2000—Kevin Hanlon SUNY GENESEO LUTHER 1975—Tom Kropp 2009—Scott Morton 1981—Doug Kintzinger 2004—Nick Branting SCRANTON WESLEYAN (CT) 1983—Michael Banas 1972—James Akin GETTYSBURG 1982—Doug Kintzinger 2006—Dusty Jura 2013—Michael Dentlinger 1984—Michael Banas 1974—Rich Fairbrother 1975—Jeffrey Clark MacMURRAY 1985—Dan Polacheck 1982—Steven Maizes 1970—Tom Peters GREEN BAY NEB. OMAHA 1993—Matt Cusano WESTERN ST. 1974—Tom Jones MARIAN (WI) 1981—Jim Gregory 2011—Zach Ashworth 1970—Michael Adams GRINNELL 2002—Scott Jaeger NEB. WESLEYAN SHIPPENSBURG 1973—Rod Smith 1976—John Haigh MARIETTA 1984—Kevin Cook 1979—John Whitmer WESTERN WASH. 1994—Steve Diekmann 1982—Rick Clark 1986—Kevin Cook 1981—Brian Cozzens 2012—Rory Blanche 1995—Steve Diekmann 1983—Rick Clark 1995—Justin Wilkins 1982—Brian Cozzens 1996—Ed Brands 1997—Kipp Kissinger WESTMINSTER (PA) MARYVILLE (MO) 1998—Kipp Kissinger SIMPSON 1967—John Fontanella GROVE CITY 2003—Kevin Bartow 2002—Jesse Harris 1979—Mike Donahoe NICHOLS) 2003—Jesse Harris WHEATON (IL) MASS.-LOWELL 2013—Ryan Sheehan 2009—Kent Raymond 1984—Curt Silverling SLIPPERY ROCK 1985—Curt Silverling 1970—Alfred Spinell 1984—John Paganetti UNC ASHEVILLE 1971—Robert Wiegand WHITWORTH GUST. ADOLPHUS 1974—Randy Pallas 1979—Mike Hardy 2012—Felix Friedt MIT 1983—Mark Hanson NORTHERN COLO. 1983—John Samsa WILKES 1980—Ray Nagem 1995—Mark Metzka HAMILTON 1991—David Tomlinson 1967—Dennis Colson 2001—Dave Jannuzzi 1978—John Klauberg 2008—Jimmy Bartolotta NORTHWESTERN (MN) SOUTH DAKOTA WM. PATERSON 2009—Jimmy Bartolotta 2005—Jeff VerSteeg 1970—Bill Hamer 2001—Horace Jenkins HAMLINE 1975—Rick Nissen 1986—Paul Westling McDANIEL OBERLIN 1976—Rick Nissen WIS.-EAU CLAIRE 1989—John Banovetz 1983—Douglas Pinto 1971—Vic Guerrieri 1978—Jeff Nannen 1972—Steven Johnson HAMPDEN-SYDNEY 1985—David Malin 1972—Vic Guerrieri 1980—Jeff Nannen 1975—Ken Kaiser 1992—Russell Turner McGILL OHIO NORTHERN 1985—Rob Swanhorst 1976—Ken Kaiser HARDING 1983—Willie Hinz 2001—Kris Oberdick SOUTH DAKOTA ST. WIS.-OSHKOSH 1985—Kenneth Collins McNEESE ST. OHIO WESLEYAN 1971—Jim Higgins 1998—Joe Imhoff 1986—Kenneth Collins 1972—David Wallace 1990—Mark Slayman 1972—Jim Higgins WIS.-PLATTEVILLE HARTWICK MERCYHURST 1998—John Camillus SOUTHERN N.H. 1992—T.J. Van Wie 2012—Mark Blazek 2013—Luis Leao OLD DOMINION 2003—Brian Larrabee 1993—T.J. Van Wie HOBART MERRIMACK 1974—Gray Eubank SOUTHERN VA. WIS.-SUPERIOR 2013—Richie Bonney 1983—Joseph Dickson 1975—Gray Eubank 2008—Chris Pendleton 2001—Vince Thomas 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - DIVISIONS II AND III ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS BY SCHOOL 17

WITTENBERG 1967—Jim Appleby WOOSTER 2005—Matt Schlingman WPI 1996—James Naughton 2012—Matt Carr

NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winners by School WINNERS AWARD ABILENE CHRISTIAN 1995—Marc Molinsky CARNEGIE MELLON 1976—William Healey FRANK. & MARSH. 1999—Jared Mosley BOWDOIN 1980—Lawrence Hufnagel 1984—Paul Anderson 2000—Jerome Maiatico AIR FORCE 1966—Howard Pease CARTHAGE 1997—Sea Lonergan GEORGE WASHINGTON 1970—James Cooper BOWLING GREEN 2011—Steve Djurickovic DAVIDSON 1976—Pat Tallent 1973—Thomas Blase 1965—Robert Dwors CASE 1969—Wayne Huckel 1987—Steve Frick 1974—Richard Nickelson 1971—Mark Estes 1983—Clifford Tribus 1978—Thomas Schneeberger BRANDEIS 2013—John Kuhlman GEORGETOWN 1992—Brent Roberts 1972—Donald Fishman CATHOLIC 1968—Bruce Stinebrickner 1993—Brad Boyer 1978—John Martin 1972—Joseph Good DAYTON GEORGIA 1997—Jeremy Borys 1979—Jim Paxson 1965—McCarthy Crenshaw Jr. UAB BRIDGEWATER (VA) 1985—Larry Schellenberg 1999—Damon Cobb 1970—Frederick Wampler CENTRAL (IA) 1987—Chad Kessler 1973—Dana Snoap DELAWARE 1990—Alec Kessler ALBANY (NY) BYU 1980—Jeffrey Verhoef 1978—Brian Downie 1988—John Carmello 1966—Richard Nemelka GEORGIA TECH 1983—Gregory Kite CENTRAL MICH. DENISON 1998—Matt Harping ALLEGHENY 1984—Devin Durrant 1993—Sander Scott 1968—William Druckemiller Jr. GONZAGA 1976—Robert Del Greco 1987—Brent Stephenson 1988—Kevin Locke 1992—Jarrod Davis 1989—Michael Smith CENTRE 1993—Kevin Frye ALMA 1985—Thomas Cowens 1994—Jeff Brown 1976—Stuart TenHoor 1990—Andy Toolson 1997—Casey Chroust 1996—Jon Kinloch 1991—Steve Schreiner CHAPMAN 1999—John Rusnak AMERICAN 1970—Anthony Mason GORDON 1973—Kermit Washington BYU-HAWAII DENVER 2010—Aaron Trigg 1998—Nathan Smith 2000—David Evans CHICAGO 1968—Richard Callahan 1969—Dennis Waldon 2000—Tyler Church GRAMBLING ARIZONA BROWN 1974—Gerald Clark 2004—Brett Starkey 1983—William Hobdy 1988— 1972—Arnold Berman 1985—Keith Libert 1991—Matt Muehlebach 1997—Jade Newburn DePAUL GRINNELL CINCINNATI 1992—Stephen Howard 1968—James Schwartz ARIZONA ST. BUENA VISTA 1977—Gary Yoder 1976—John Haigh 1965—Dennis Dairman 2000—Landon Roth DePAUW CLAREMONT-M-S 1969—Thomas McCormick GUST. ADOLPHUS ARKANSAS ST. BUTLER 1970—Richard Tharp 2008—Trevor Wittwer 1977—Wayne Burris 1972—Jeffrey Naslund 1975—J.H. Williams 1973—Gordon Pittenger HAMILTON 1991—John Karaffa CLARION 1986—Phillip Wendel ARMY 2008—Drew Streicher 1973—Joseph Sebestyen 1969—Brooks McCuen 1965—John Ritch III DeSALES 1978—John Klauberg 1972—Edward Mueller CALIFORNIA CLEMSON 1985—George Bilicic Jr. 1973—Robert Sherwin Jr. 1987—David Butler 1967—James Sutherland HAMLINE DICKINSON 1989—John Banovetz 1985—Randall Cozzens UC DAVIS 1980—Robert Conrad Jr. 1994—David Ardayfio 1999—Tom Wideman 1982—David Freysinger HAMPDEN-SYDNEY 1970—Thomas Cupps 1987—Michael Erdos ASSUMPTION 1977—Mark Ford COASTAL CARO. 1983—Christopher Kelly 1975—Paul Brennan 1983—Preston Neumayr 2008—Jack Leasure DREW 1999—David Hobbs 1991—Matt Cordova 1977—William Wurm COE 1989—Joe Novak HARVARD 2004—Shahar Golan UC IRVINE 1965—Gary Schlarbaum DUKE 1979—Glenn Fine 1975—Carl Baker AUBURN COLBY 1975—Robert Fleischer HAVERFORD 1976—Gary Redding UC RIVERSIDE 1972—Matthew Zweig EASTERN WASH. 1966—Hunter Rawlings III 1975—Randy Burnett 2000—Ryan Hansen 1967—Michael Bratman AUGUSTANA (IL) COLGATE 1977—Richard Voith 1975—Bruce Hamming UC SAN DIEGO 1999—Ben Wandtke ELON 1997—Matt Aune 1998—Christopher Kiger HIRAM AUGUSTANA (SD) COLORADO 1977—Edwin Niehaus 1975—Neil Klutman UC SANTA BARBARA 1966—Charles Gardner EMORY 1992—Jason Garrow 1973—Robert Schachter 1985—Alex Stivrins 1993—Kevin Felner HOLY CROSS 1993—Michael Meyer 1999—Lewis Satterwhite 1969—Edward Siudut BALL ST. COLORADO MINES 1977—William Doran Jr. 1989—Richard Hall CAL POLY POMONA 1991—Hank Prey 2000—Neil Bhutta 2013—Alexander Greven 1979—John O’Connor BATES 1978—Thomas Ispas 1994—Todd Kenyon 1980—Ronnie Perry 1984—Herbert Taylor CAL ST. DOM. HILLS UC-COLO. SPRINGS EVANSVILLE 1989—Scott Haffner HOUSTON BAPTIST BAYLOR 1987—John Nojima 2007—Patrick Hannaway 1985—Albert Almanza FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON 1997—Doug Brandt CAL ST. STANISLAUS COLORADO ST. IDAHO 1983—Richard Thompson 1986—Richard Strong Jr. 1978—John Jorgensen BELLARMINE 1993—Kevin Conway 1967—Michael Wicks 1992—Tom Schurfranz CALIFORNIA (PA) COLUMBIA IDAHO ST. 2001—Ronald Brooks 1984—William Belko 1968—William Ames FLORIDA 1970—Andrew Owens Jr. 1993—Corey Bruce BELMONT CALTECH CORNELL COLLEGE 1973—Anthony Miller ILLINOIS 2004—Adam Mark 1966—Alden Holford 1967—David Crow 2003—Matthew Bonner 1971—Rich Howat 2008—Justin Hare 1967—James Pearson 1979—Robert Wisco 2007—Lee Humphrey 2009—Andrew Wicke 1968—James Stanley 1981—Eric Reitan ILLINOIS ST. 2012—Michael Hedgepeth 1971—Thomas Heinz 1987—Jefferson Fleming FLA. SOUTHERN 1988—Jeffrey Harris 1994— Abram Tubbs 1969—Richard Lewis 1998—Dan Muller BENTLEY CALVIN Chad Reed 1979—Larry Tucker 1980—Joseph Betley 1977—Mark Veenstra 1989—Kris Kearney ILLINOIS TECH 1993—Steve Honderd CREIGHTON 1969—Eric Wilson BOSTON COLLEGE 1971—Dennis Bresnahan Jr. FORT LEWIS 1967—William Wolters CARLETON 1998—Ryan Ostrom ILL. WESLEYAN 1970—Thomas Veronneau 1969—Thomas Weaver 1978—Richard Apke 1988—Brian Coderre 1972—James Phelan 1982—James Tolf DARTMOUTH FRANKLIN 2000—Korey Coon 1980—James Sweeney 1999—Joshua Wilhelm 1968—Joseph Colgan 1994—David Dunkle 2006—Adam Dauksas 18 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS BY SCHOOL

INDIANA LORAS MO.-ST. LOUIS NORTHERN ILL. PORTLAND ST. 1975—Steven Green 1971—Patrick Lillis 1977—Robert Bone 1984—Tim Dillon 1966—John Nelson 2000—A.J. Lux 1982—Randy Wittman 1972—John Buri MISSOURI ST. SUNY POTSDAM 1985—Uwe Blab LOUISVILLE 1971—Tillman Williams UNI 2005—Christian Turner 1977—Phillip Bond 1979—Michael Kemp INDIANA ST. MONMOUTH (IL) POLYTECHNIC (NY) 1972—Danny Bush LOYOLA MARYLAND 1992—Steve Swanson NORTHERN KY. 1968—Charles Privalsky 1981—Steven Reed 1979—John Vogt 2000—Kevin Listerman MONTANA PRINCETON IOWA LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 1968—Gregory Hanson NORTHWEST MO. ST. 1969—Christopher 1966—Dennis Pauling 1973—Stephen Smith 1981—Craig Zanon 1989—Robert Sundell Thomforde 1976—G. Scott Thompson 1986—Larry Krystkowiak 1981—Steven Waite LUTHER NORTHWESTERN 1997—Sydney Johnson 1992—Daren Engellant 1973—Richard Sund 1998—Jess Settles 1968—David Mueller 1995—Jeremy Lake PRINCIPIA 1974—Timothy O’Neill 1980—Michael Campbell 1979—William Kelsey IOWA ST. 1982—Douglas Kintzinger MONTANA ST. 1990— 1989—Marc Urquhart 1986—Scott Sawyer 1988—Ray Willis Jr. 1994—Kevin Rankin PUGET SOUND 1974—Richard Brown ITHACA MAINE 1996—Nico Harrison NORTHWOOD (MI) 1973—David Hollowell 1990— 2004—Jason Erikson 1999—Jeremy Piggott PURDUE MONT. ST. BILLINGS 1971—George Faerber JACKSONVILLE ME.-FARMINGTON NOTRE DAME 1981—Brian Walker 1971—Vaughn Wedeking 2010—Joshua Tanguay 2007—Jonathan Wiley 1969—Robert Arnzen 1983—Maurice Roulhac MORNINGSIDE 1974—Gary Novak RADFORD 1986—Thomas Terrell MARQUETTE 1986—John Kelzenberg 1983—John Paxson 1998—Corey Reed 1984—Marc Marotta 1998—Pat Garrity JAMES MADISON MT. ST. MARY’S REDLANDS 1978—Sherman Dillard MARSHALL 1976—Richard Kidwell OAKLAND 1990—Robert Stone 1973—Michael D’Antoni 1990—Brian Gregory JAMESTOWN 1997—John Brannen MUHLENBERG REGIS (CO) 1981—Peter Anderson 1976—Glenn Salo OBERLIN 1988—John Nilles MARYLAND 1972—Victor Guerrieri 1994—Pat Holloway JOHNS HOPKINS 1974—Tom McMillen MUSKINGUM 1965—Robert Smith 1981—Gregory Manning 1974—Gary Ferber OCCIDENTAL RENSSELAER 1975—Andrew Schreiber 1991—Matt Roe 1983—Myron Dulkoski Jr. 1973—Douglas McAdam 1967—Kurt Hollasch 1991—Andy Enfield 1981—Miles Glidden 1992—Jay Gangemi MARYVILLE (MO) NAVY 1996—John Pike RHODES 1997—Matt Gorman 2003—Kevin Bartow 1979—Kevin Sinnett 1994—Greg Gonda 1984—Clifford Maurer OGLETHORPE 1996—Scott Brown 1998—Greg Roehrig MASS.-LOWELL 1992—David Fischer 1970—Alfred Spinell Jr. 1995—Wesley Cooper RICE JUNIATA OHIO 2010—Jeff Berkey NEBRASKA 1995—Adam Peakes MIT 1972—Alan Nissen 1967—John Hamilton 2001—Michael Wilks 1966—John Mazola 1968—Wayne Young KALAMAZOO 1986—John Matzke RICHMOND 1965—Thomas Nicolai 1967—Robert Hardt 1987—William Jackman 1979—Steven Skaggs 1973—James Van Sweden 1968—David Jansson 1986—John Davis Jr. 1971—Bruce Wheeler 1991—Beau Reid OHIO ST. 1979—David Dame 2006—Bronsen Schliep 1968—Wilmer Hosket RIPON 1982—John Schelske 1991—David Tomlinson 1978—Ludwig Wurtz 1996—Jeremy Cole McDANIEL NEB.-KEARNEY OHIO WESLEYAN 1999—Bret Van Dyken 1983—Douglas Pinto 2004—Nicholas Branting 2007—Benjamin Chojnacki 2012—Aris Wurtz KANSAS 2009—Kyle Holliday 1974—Thomas Kivisto McNEESE ST. NEB. OMAHA ROANOKE 1978—Kenneth Koenigs 1978— 1981—James Gregory OKLAHOMA 2000—Paris Butler 1997—Jerod Haase NEB. WESLEYAN 1972—Scott Martin 1999—Ryan Robertson MERCER 1975—Robert Pritchard ROLLINS 2006—Will Emerson 1995—Justin Wilkins 1980—Terry Stotts 1993—David Wolf T.J. Pugh 1998—Kipp Kissinger 1988—Dave Sieger RUTGERS KANSAS ST. METRO ST. UNLV 1968—Earl Seyfert 2009—Jesse Wagstaff OKLAHOMA CITY 1985—Stephen Perry 1984—Danny Tarkanian 1967—Gary Gray KENT ST. MIAMI (OH) ST. ANSELM 1982—George Sweigert NEW MEXICO OKLAHOMA ST. 1980—Sean Canning 1994—Rodney Koch 1973—Breck Roberts 2002—Demetric Shaw 1965—Gary Hassmann SAINT FRANCIS (PA) MICHIGAN 1969—Joseph Smith 1981—Martin Bodnar NEW YORK U. 1997—Eric Shaner KENTUCKY 1996—Greg Belinfanti 1975—Robert Guyette 1993— OLD DOMINION 1975—Gray Eubank ST. JOHN FISHER 1996— MICHIGAN ST. NORTH CAROLINA 1997—Eric Shaner 2005—Chris Hill 1966—Robert Bennett Jr. OLIVET KENYON 1974—John O’Donnell 1999—Jeff Bell ST. JOHN’S (NY) 1995—Jamie Harless MICHIGAN TECH 1977—Bruce Buckley 1981—Frank Gilroy OREGON KING’S (PA) 1978—Michael Trewhella 1986—Steve Hale ST. JOSEPH’S (IN) 1981—Russell Van Duine 1995—Pearce Landry 1971—William Drozdiak 1981—James Shea 1988—Keith Balderston 1975—James Thordsen KNOX MIDDLEBURY UNC GREENSBORO 2000—Adrian Smith SAINT JOSEPH’S 1965—James Jepson 1975—David Pentkowski 2001—Nathan Jameson 1966—Charles McKenna 1982—Paul Righi OREGON ST. LA SALLE UNC WILMINGTON 1967—Edward Fredenburg ST. LAWRENCE 1992—John Hurd MINNESOTA 1997—Bill Mayew 1969—Philip McWhorter 1970—Michael Regenfuss PACIFIC LA VERNE NORTH CAROLINA ST. 1967—Bruce Parsons Jr. SAINT LEO 2001—Kevin Gustafson MINN.-MORRIS 1966—Peter Coker 1979—Terence Carney 1981—Kevin McDonald 1997—Todd Hanson 1985—Terrence Gannon 1986—Richard Anema LAFAYETTE 1996—Todd Fuller 1992—Delano Demps SAINT LOUIS 1972—Joseph Mottola MINN. ST. MANKATO 1967—John Kilo 1980—Robert Falconiero 1997—David Kruse NORTH DAKOTA ST. PENN 1995—Scott Highmark 1991—Bruce Stankavage MINN. ST. MOORHEAD 1981—Brady Lipp 1972—Robert Morse 1994—Keith Brazzo 1989—Joe Regnier ST. MARY’S (CA) 1980—Kevin Mulder 2000—Jason Retzlaff PENN ST. 1980—Calvin Wood LAKE FOREST 1996—Brett Beeson 2009—Brett Winkelman 1982—Michael Edelman 1999— 1968—Frederick Broda 1995—John Amaechi MISSISSIPPI COL. NORTHEASTERN ST. NORBERT LAMAR 2008—Tyler Winford 1978—David Caligaris PITTSBURGH 1987—Andris Arians 1970—James Nicholson MISSISSIPPI ST. 1976—Thomas Richards 1999—Matt Sundblad 1976—Richard Knarr NORTHERN ARIZ. 1986—Joseph David ST. OLAF 1979— 1992— 1966—Eric Grimsrud LEWIS MISSOURI 2006—Kelly Golob 1971—David Finholt 1989—James Martin 1972—Gregory Flaker POMONA-PITZER NORTHERN COLO. 1966—Gordon Schloming ST. THOMAS (MN) LONG BEACH ST. MISSOURI S&T 1968—Dennis Colson 1970—Douglas Covey 1967—Daniel Hansard 1990—Tyrone Mitchell 1977—Ross Klie 1990—Toby Moser 1986—David Di Cesaris 1995—John Tauer 2013-14 NCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL RECORDS - NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS BY SCHOOL 19

SAN DIEGO SOUTHERN ILL. TRINITY (CT) 1974—Fred Waldstein WICHITA ST. 1978—Michael Strode 1977—Michael Glenn 1971—Howard Greenblatt 1991—Dan Nettleton 1969—Ronald Mendell SAN DIEGO ST. 2009—Bryan Mullins 1996—Keith Wolff WASHINGTON 1991—Paul Guffrovich 1976—Steven Copp SMU TRINITY (TX) 1970—Vincent Stone WIDENER 1977—Peter Lodwick 1975—Phillip Miller 1974—Raymond Price 1983—Louis DeRogatis SAN FRANCISCO 1987—Rodney Ripley 1990—Joel DeBortoli SOUTHERN UTAH TRUMAN WILLIAM & MARY 1991—Peter Johnson 2000—Jason Reinberg WASH. & JEFF. 1985—Keith Cieplicki SANTA CLARA 1993—Richard Barton 2011—Alex Henderson 1970—Terry Evans 2004—Adam Hess 1994—Peter Eisenrich 1981—David Damico SCRANTON STANFORD TUFTS 2010—Matt Drakeley WILLIAMS 1976—Edward Schweitzer 1981—Scott Brown 1965—Edgar Coolidge III WINNERS AWARD 1974—Joseph Cantafio 1980—Kimberly Belton WASH. & LEE 1986—Timothy Walsh 1984—Michael Banas 2000—Mark Madsen TULSA 1983—Brian Hanson 1985—Daniel Polacheck 1999—Michael Ruffin 1984—John Graves WINONA ST. 1988—John Andrejko SUSQUEHANNA 2009—Travis Whipple 1993—Matt Cusano 1986—Donald Harnum UCLA WASHINGTON COL. 1994—Lloyd Wolf 1969—Kenneth Heitz 1979—Joseph Wilson WISCONSIN SEATTLE PACIFIC 2009—Joel Patch 1971—George Schofield 1990—Tim Keehan 1987—Rodney Ripley 1997—Geoffrey Ping 1980—Kiki Vandeweghe 1998—Bradd Burkhart 2006—Michael Binetti SWARTHMORE 1995—George Zidek WIS.-OSHKOSH 1965—Cavin Wright WASHINGTON-ST. LOUIS 1998—Joe Imhoff SETON HALL 1987—Michael Dell UTAH 1991—Jed Bargen WIS.-PLATTEVILLE 1969—John Suminski 1968—Lyndon MacKay 2008—Troy Ruths SYRACUSE 1971—Michael Newlin 1993—T.J. Van Wie SEWANEE 1981—Dan Schayes 1977—Jeffrey Jonas WEBER ST. WIS.-STEVENS POINT 1967—Thomas Ward Jr. 1998—Marius Janulis 1998—Drew Hansen 1980—Mark Mattos 1983—John Mack 1976—Henry Hoffman Jr. 1985—Kent Hagan 1982—James Sherman TENNESSEE UTAH ST. WITTENBERG 1998—Ryan Harrigan 1993—Lang Wiseman 1996—Eric Franson WESLEYAN (CT) 1984—Jay Ferguson 1973—Brad Rogers 1996—Scott Schwartz SIENA UT MARTIN VANDERBILT 1974—Richard Fairbrother 1992—Bruce Schroeder 1976—Michael Baker 1976—Jeffrey Fosnes 1977—Steve Malinowski WOOSTER SIMPSON TEXAS VILLANOVA 1982—Steven Maizes 1995—Scott Meech 1985—Gregory Porydzy 2005—Matt Schlingman 1980—John Hines 1974—Harry Larrabee 1983—John Pinone 2006—Kyle Witucky 1995—David Otte 1979—Jim Krivacs VIRGINIA WEST TEX. A&M 2003—Jesse Harris 2008—Tyler Cooper WRIGHT ST. TEXAS A&M 1973—James Hobgood 1978—Alan McGee SLIPPERY ROCK 1970—James Heitmann VMI WEST VIRGINIA 1975—Clyde Long 2006—Johannes Herber XAVIER TCU 1969—John Mitchell 1975—Peter Accetta SOUTH ALA. 1970—Jeffrey Harp 1971—Jan Essenburg WEST VA. WESLEYAN 1981—Gary Massa 1998—Toby Madison 1981—Larry Frevert 1977—William Bynum III 2010—Ryan Hoehner 1981—Andrew Kolesar YALE SOUTH DAKOTA TEXAS TECH 1987—Gay Elmore Jr. WESTERN CARO. 1967—Richard Johnson 1976—Rick Nissen 1985—Brooks Jennings Jr. 1996—Bobby Prince 1982—Gregory Dennis 1968—Robert McCallum Jr. 2001—Jeremy Kudera 1986—Tobin Doda 1987—Richard Rogers VIRGINIA TECH YORK (PA) SOUTH DAKOTA ST. TEXAS-ARLINGTON 1972—Robert McNeer WESTERN ILL. 2006—Brandon Bushey 1973—David Thomas 1980—Paul Renfor 1984—Todd Hutcheson 1997—Jason Sempsrott WABASH TEX.-PAN AMERICAN WESTMINSTER (PA) 2000—Casey Estling 1976—Jesus Guerra Jr. 1976—Len Fulkerson SOUTH FLA. WAKE FOREST 1967—John Fontanella 1992—Radenko Dobras TOLEDO 1969—Jerry Montgomery WHEATON (IL) 1967—William Backensto 1995—Nathan Frank SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1980—Timothy Selgo 1994—Marcus Blucas 1974—Daniel Anderson 1996—Rusty LaRue WHITTIER TRANSYLVANIA 1977—Rodney Snook 1975—John Lambert 1972—Robert Jobe Jr. WARTBURG 1980—Lawrence Kopczyk 1972—David Platte