National Player of the Year: Blake Griffin (Oklahoma)
National Coach of the Year: Jeff Capel (Oklahoma)
National Freshman of the Year: Tyreke Evans (Memphis)
1st Team All American
Stephen Curry (Davidson)
James Harden (Arizona State)
Luke Harangody (Notre Dame)
Blake Griffin (Oklahoma)
Tyler Hansbrough (North Carolina)
2nd Team All American
Jeff Teague (Wake Forest)
Jodie Meeks (Kentucky)
Gerald Henderson (Duke)
DeJuan Blair (Pittsburgh)
Hasheem Thabeet (UConn)
3rd Team All American
Toney Douglas (Florida State)
Tyreke Evans (Memphis)
Chase Budinger (Arizona)
Sam Young (Pittsburgh)
Jordan Hill (Arizona)
4th Team All American
Ty Lawson (North Carolina)
Jerel McNeal (Marquette)
Kyle Singler (Duke)
Jon Brockman (Washington)
Patrick Patterson (Kentucky)
5th Team All American
Nick Calathes (Florida)
Jack McClinton (Miami)
Terrence Williams (Louisville)
Craig Brackins (Iowa State)
Cole Aldrich (Kansas)
1st Team All Freshman
Isaiah Thomas (Washington)
Willie Warren (Oklahoma)
Tyreke Evans (Memphis)
Al-Farouq Aminu (Wake Forest)
Greg Monroe (Georgetown)
2nd Team All Freshman
Courtney Fortson (Arkansas)
Sylven Landenberg (Virginia)
DeMar DeRozen (USC)
Luke Babbitt (Nevada)
Samardo Samuels (Louisville)
All ACC Team
Jeff Teague (Wake Forest)
Toney Douglas (Florida State)
Gerald Henderson (Duke)
Kyle Singler (Duke)
Tyler Hansbrough (North Carolina)
All Big East Team
Jerel McNeal (Marquette)
Sam Young (Pittsburgh)
Luke Harangody (Notre Dame)
DeJuan Blair (Pittsburgh)
Hasheem Thabeet (UConn)
All Big Ten Team
Talor Battle (Penn State)
E’Twaun Moore (Purdue)
Manny Harris (Michigan)
Evan Turner (Ohio State)
DeShawn Sims (Michigan)
All Big 12 Team
Sherron Collins (Kansas)
AJ Abrams (Texas)
Craig Brackins (Iowa State)
Blake Griffin (Oklahoma)
Cole Aldrich (Kansas)
All Pac 10 Team
Darren Collison (UCLA)
James Harden (Arizona State)
Chase Budinger (Arizona)
Jon Brockman (Washington)
Jordan Hill (Arizona)
All SEC Team
Devan Downey (South Carolina)
Nick Calathes (Florida)
Jodie Meeks (Kentucky)
Tasmin Mitchell (LSU)
Patrick Patterson (Kentucky)
1st Team All Mid Major Team
Eric Maynor (VCU)
Stephen Curry (Davidson)
Tyreke Evans (Memphis)
Jermaine Taylor (UCF)
Luke Nevill (Utah)
2nd Team All Mid Major
Josh Akognon (Cal State Fullerton)
Lester Hudson (Tennessee-Martin)
Lee Cummard (BYU)
John Bryant (Santa Clara)
Josh Heytvelt (Gonzaga)
3rd Team All Mid Major
Stefon Johnson (UTEP)
Dionte Christmas (Temple)
Robert Vaden (UAB)
Luke Babbitt (Nevada)
Jerome Jordan (Tulsa)
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1st Team All-American
Stephen Curry, G, Davidson
Jodie Meeks, G, Kentucky
DaJuan Blair, F, Pittsburgh
Blake Griffin, F, Oklahoma
Hasheem Thabeet, C, UConn
Player of the Year: Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
Defensive Player of the Year: Hasheem Thabeet, UConn
Coach of the Year: John Calipari, Memphis
Freshman of the Year: Tyreke Evans, Memphis
Stephen Curry, G, Davidson
Jodie Meeks, G, Kentucky
DaJuan Blair, F, Pittsburgh
Blake Griffin, F, Oklahoma
Hasheem Thabeet, C, UConn
Player of the Year: Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
Defensive Player of the Year: Hasheem Thabeet, UConn
Coach of the Year: John Calipari, Memphis
Freshman of the Year: Tyreke Evans, Memphis
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Really? No Tyler Hansbrough on the first team?
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jman3134 wrote:Really? No Tyler Hansbrough on the first team?
Only 7.7 rebounds and .4 blocks per game for Tyler. Blair and Griffin on the other hand were all over the boards, 13 and 14 rebounds per along with their scoring and superior shot blocking. And Thabeet with 4+ blocks and 10+ rebounds. And Meeks and Curry simply carried their teams offensively with 25+ppg. I just think those 5 all had better more dominant seasons than Tyler. But that's just me.
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As much as I love Blair, there were just times this season where he didn't show up because of foul trouble. I would give Tyler preference for this reason alone. Moreover, I disagree with Thabeet being placed on the first team. Sure, he is a game changing player, but I wouldn't value him as much as a Blake or a Hansbrough. (in terms of accomplishments)
And, I would give Harden the nod over Meeks because he is more multidimensional. But, maybe that's just me.
And, I would give Harden the nod over Meeks because he is more multidimensional. But, maybe that's just me.
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Hansborough is a lock for the 1st team, no way around it.
I'd say first teams looks like:
Stephen Curry
James Harden
Tyler Hansborough
Blake Griffin
Hasheem Thabeet
I'd say first teams looks like:
Stephen Curry
James Harden
Tyler Hansborough
Blake Griffin
Hasheem Thabeet