Championship Week Video Notebook: Thursday, March 10th

Posted on March 10, 2016 by David Griggs

Don’t miss Jon Teitel’s All-Conference Awards!!!  CLICK HERE.

The Pac Twelve, Big Twelve, Big Ten, and SEC got underway on Wednesday, as well as the second round of the ACC.  The biggest upset was TCU’s win over Texas Tech.  Duke also got a scare from NC State, and Pittsburgh beat Syracuse in a back-and-forth game that may end up knocking the Orange out of the field.

The Atlantic Ten, Mountain West, Conference USA, MEAC, SWAC, and Southland tournaments were also in action in their early rounds.  The panel recaps all of the action from Wednesday, and previews the busiest day of Championship Week, which is the Thursday before Selection Sunday.

The Hoops HD Selection Committee also began their selection process tonight.  We are not trying to guess the actual NCAA Selection Committee, but we have ten people who are going through the exact same process in selecting, seeding, and bracketing the teams, and we are doing it at the same pace and time that they are.  We had our initial votes tonight on who should be in and who should be under consideration, and we show you that as well.

 

CLICK HERE for John Stalica’s Hoops HD Selection Committee Report

 

And, last but not least, the #LopesWaiver movement continues!!

 

And for all you radio lovers, there is an mp3 version of the show at the bottom of the page.

 

AMERICAN
First Round
3:30 PM – (8) East Carolina vs (9) South Florida, ESPNU
6:00 PM – (7) UCF vs (10) Tulane, ESPNEWS

ACC
Quarterfinals
12:00 PM – (1) North Carolina vs (8) Pittsburgh, ESPN
2:30 PM – (4) Notre Dame vs (5) Duke, ESPN
7:00 PM – (2) Virginia vs (10) Georgia Tech, ESPN
9:30 PM – (3) Miami vs (6) Virginia Tech, ESPN

ATLANTIC TEN
Second Round
12:00 PM – (8) Fordham vs (9) Richmond, NBC Sports Network
2:30 PM – (5) George Washington vs (13) Saint Louis, NBC Sports Network
6:30 PM – (7) Rhode Island vs (10) Massachusetts, NBC Sports Network
9:00 PM – (6) Davidson vs (14) La Salle, NBC Sports Network

BIG EAST
Quarterfinals
12:00 PM – (1) Villanova vs (8) Georgetown, FS1
2:30 PM – (4) Providence vs (5) Butler, FS1
7:00 PM – (2) Xavier vs (7) Marquette, FS1
9:30 PM – (3) Seton Hall vs (6) Creighton, FS1

BIG SKY
Quarterfinals
3:00 PM – (1) Weber State vs (8) Portland State, watchbigsky.com
5:30 PM – (4) Idaho State vs (5) North Dakota, watchbigsky.com
8:30 PM – (2) Montana vs (10) Sacramento State, watchbigsky.com
11:00 PM – (3) Idaho vs (6) Eastern Washington, watchbigsky.com

BIG TEN
Second Round
12:00 PM – (8) Michigan vs (9) Northwestern, BTN
2:30 PM – (5) Iowa vs (12) Illinois, BTN
6:30 PM – (7) Ohio State vs (10) Penn State, ESPN2
9:00 PM – (6) Wisconsin vs (11) Nebraska, ESPN2

BIG 12
Quarterfinals
12:30 PM – (4) Texas vs (5) Baylor, ESPN2
3:00 PM – (1) Kansas vs (8) Kansas State, ESPN2
7:00 PM – (2) West Virginia vs (10) TCU, ESPNU
9:30 PM – (3) Oklahoma vs (6) Iowa State, ESPNU

BIG WEST
Quarterfinals
3:00 PM – (4) UC-Santa Barbara vs (5) UC-Davis, Regional TV/Fox College Sports Pacific
5:30 PM – (1) Hawai’i vs (8) Cal State-Fullerton, Regional TV/Fox College Sports Pacific
9:00 PM – (2) UC-Irvine vs (7) Cal Poly, Regional TV/Fox College Sports Pacific
11:30 PM – (3) Long Beach State vs (6) UC-Riverside, Regional TV/Fox College Sports

CONFERENCE USA
Quarterfinals
1:00 PM – (1) UAB vs (8) Western Kentucky, ASN
3:30 PM – (4) Louisiana Tech vs (5) Old Dominion, ASN
7:00 PM – (2) Middle Tennessee vs (7) Charlotte, ASN
9:30 PM – (3) Marshall vs (6) UTEP, ASN

MID-AMERICAN
Quarterfinals
12:00 PM – (1) Akron vs (8) Eastern Michigan, Regional TV/espn3
2:30 PM – (4) Central Michigan vs (12) Bowling Green, Regional TV/espn3
6:30 PM – (2) Ohio University vs (7) Northern Illinois, Regional TV/espn3
9:00 PM – (3) Buffalo vs (11) Miami-Ohio, Regional TV/espn3

MEAC
Quarterfinals
6:00 PM – (3) South Carolina State vs (11) Coppin State, espn3
8:30 PM – (4) Bethune-Cookman vs (5) Savannah State, espn3

MOUNTAIN WEST
Quarterfinals
3:00 PM – (1) San Diego State vs (9) Utah State, CBS Sports Network
5:30 PM – (4) New Mexico vs (5) Nevada, CBS Sports Network
9:00 PM – (2) Fresno State vs (7) UNLV, CBS Sports Network
11:30 PM – (3) Boise State vs (6) Colorado State, CBS Sports Network

PAC-12
Quarterfinals
3:00 PM – (1) Oregon vs (8) Washington, Pac-12 Network
5:30 PM – (4) Arizona vs (5) Colorado, Pac-12 Network
9:00 PM – (2) Utah vs (7) USC, Pac-12 Network
11:30 PM – (3) California vs (6) Oregon State, FS1

SEC
Second Round
1:00 PM – (8) Florida vs (9) Arkansas, SEC Network
3:30 PM – (5) Vanderbilt vs (12) Tennessee, SEC Network
7:00 PM – (7) Ole Miss vs (10) Alabama, SEC Network
9:30 PM – (6) Georgia vs (11) Mississippi State, SEC Network

SOUTHLAND
Quarterfinals
6:00 PM – (4) Houston Baptist vs (5) Southeastern Louisiana, espn3
8:30 PM – (3) Sam Houston State vs (7) Nicholls State, espn3

SWAC
Quarterfinals
3:30 PM – (3) Jackson State vs (6) Prairie View A&M, No live video
9:30 PM – (4) Southern vs (5) Alabama State, No live video

SUN BELT
First Round
6:00 PM – (5) Georgia Southern vs (8) South Alabama, espn3
8:30 PM – (6) Georgia State vs (7) Texas State, espn3

WAC
Quarterfinals
5:00 PM – (4) Utah Valley vs (5) UMKC, wacsports.com
7:30 PM – (2) Cal State Bakersfield vs (7) Chicago State, wacsports.com
10:00 PM – (3) Seattle vs (6) Texas-Rio Grande Valley, wacsports.com

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Hoops HD Mock Committee Report – Wednesday, March 9

Posted on March 10, 2016 by John Stalica

Click here for Jon Teitel’s interview with UNC-Asheville head coach Nick McDevitt; also click here for Jon’s bracket projection for games played through Tuesday.

All right, ladies and gentlemen, we are on the eve of convening our annual HoopsHD NCAA Mock Selection Committee. The first ballots for at-large teams and Under Consideration have been submitted to our committee chairman Chad Sherwood – without further ado, here are the results:

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As you can see, 27 out of a possible 36 teams received 8 out of 10 votes from our committee members to be in the NCAA Tournament regardless of what happens this weekend. Motions can still be made to remove a team from At-Large to Under Consideration, but it takes 8 out of 10 votes for this to happen. (If you’re Texas Tech, don’t sweat it – I don’t think you’re getting voted down.) 33 more teams received at least 3 votes from Committee members; they have been added to the Under Consideration board. Seven teams that were already regular-season champions were included in the first ballot and promoted up to the At-Large column. In short, 33 teams plus the 23 remaining regular-season conference champions will be competing for the remaining 9 at-large spots plus any other at-large spots that open up as teams earn automatic bids into the NCAA Tournament. There are a minimum number of 9 at-large bids to be filled; the maximum number of at-large bids to be filled is 17 when you account for teams winning the ACC, Big East, Big 12, Pac 12, Big 10, SEC, American, and Atlantic 10 Conferences.

Tomorrow night, we will also be voting on the annual Centenary Award (click here for the background story) – the winner is automatically added to the Under Consideration board and will remain there for the duration of the selection process. We will also begin voting for the 9 remaining at-large spots tomorrow night as well (and perhaps a spot guaranteed to open up in a major conference) – tune in then to see who our Committee has voted into the field.

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Tourney Talk: HoopsHD interviews UNC Asheville coach Nick McDevitt

Posted on March 9, 2016 by Jon Teitel

CLICK HERE for Jon Teitel’s most recent Bracketology

CLICK HERE for our most recent Championship Week Video Notebook

Coach Nick McDevitt has been a Bulldog for almost 2 decades, having arrive on campus to begin life as a freshman back in the late 1990s.  On Sunday he became the 1st UNC Asheville alum to coach the school to the NCAA tourney by overcoming a 9-PT halftime deficit and getting a 9-PT win over Winthrop in the Big South tourney title game to earn an automatic bid to next week’s NCAA tournament for the 1st time since 2012. Earlier today HoopsHD’s Jon Teitel got to speak with Coach McDevitt about winning without many seniors and guarding the arc.

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You played basketball at UNC-Asheville and your father/uncle/sister are also alumni: what does it mean to you and to you family to be the 1st alum to take the Bulldogs to the NCAA tourney? Anytime you get to experience the NCAA tourney it is a special time, both for myself as well as 2 of the guys on my staff who are also alums.

During your career you were twice named to the Big South All-Academic team and were also named to the Dean’s List 4 different times: how much importance do you place on academics? A lot of what we do is certainly about academics, and we stress the importance of being a student and an athlete…in that order. It is important to get a degree but also to get an education as well.

Your team finished 15-16 last year: how were you able to turn things around this year? We just continued to grow: we did a nice job of playing hard and playing together. They are a fun bunch who enjoys the work that it takes to get better both as individuals and as a team.

You played several power-conference teams this season including Tennessee/Texas A&M/Georgetown: which of these teams impressed you the most? Texas A&M has a combination of size and skill that is very good. We were still trying to figure out who we were when we played them early on (and lost by 28 PTS).

On Sunday SG Dwayne Sutton scored 25 PTS in a 9-PT win over Winthrop to clinch the 2016 Big South tourney title: how were you able to overcome a 9-PT halftime deficit, and how on earth did a freshman end up as the conference tourney MVP? We needed to get more aggressive in the 2nd half. Winthrop has some good rim-protectors which made us a little passive in the 1st half and we settled for jump shots. At halftime we stressed to our players that they had to play in the paint and get on the glass, and it helped us get the win.

SF Will Weeks missed most of the past 2 years due to a knee injury: how happy are you for him to finally make it to the postseason? He has put in an awful lot of hard work. He had a bad injury a couple of years ago which was a big setback both to him and our team, so to see him able to play well and be rewarded by getting to play in the tourney makes me really happy for him.

You only have 2 seniors on the roster: do you think this team is ready to win now or do you think that they are not going to peak for another year or 2? That will depend on the work we are able to put in going forward and not being complacent about the success we have had so far. We cannot stay stagnant in the years ahead as our current players continue to mature: we need to prove our skill level and our strength.

Your 28.4 3P% allowed is #1 in the entire nation: what is the secret to guarding the 3-PT line? At times we have similar-sized players on the floor which allows us to switch on ball-screens. Some teams get easy shots from their stretch 4s via a pick-and-pop, but when you have 6’5” guards like we do it gives you a lot of length on the perimeter. Our players are very versatile so we can also play multiple kinds of zone defenses.

What kind of seed do you think you deserve, and what kind of seed do you think you will get? I really do not know for sure: we will go wherever they tell us to go and play whoever they tell us to play. I imagine that we will be a 15 or 16 seed and we will just try to advance to the next round.

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Bracketology 2016: March Madness Predictions (Version 10.3)

Posted on March 9, 2016 by Jon Teitel

CLICK HERE for our most recent Championship Week Video Notebook

We are only 4 days away from Selection Sunday as we continue to make our NCAA tourney predictions. Last March HoopsHD’s Jon Teitel correctly picked 66 of the 68 teams that made the tourney, including 62 right on the money or within 1 spot of their actual seed. He will spend the next week predicting which 68 teams will hear their names called on Selection Sunday, with multiple updates during the week. See below for his list of who would make the cut if they picked the field today, and let us know if you agree or disagree in the comments section. To compare how we stack up with other websites, check out: www.bracketmatrix.com.

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SEED: TEAM (CONFERENCE)
1: Kansas (Big 12)
1: Villanova (Big East)
1: Virginia (ACC)
1: Michigan State (Big 10)

2: Oklahoma (Big 12)
2: North Carolina (ACC)
2: Oregon (Pac-12)
2: Xavier (Big East)

3: Miami Florida (ACC)
3: West Virginia (Big 12)
3: Utah (Pac-12)
3: Indiana (Big 10)

4: Kentucky (SEC)
4: Duke (ACC)
4: Purdue (Big 10)
4: Maryland (Big 10)

5: Texas A&M (SEC)
5: Iowa State (Big 12)
5: Arizona (Pac-12)
5: California (Pac-12)

6: Texas (Big 12)
6: Iowa (Big 10)
6: Baylor (Big 12)
6: Dayton (A-10)

7: Wisconsin (Big 10)
7: Notre Dame (ACC)
7: Seton Hall (Big East)
7: Texas Tech (Big 12)

8: Colorado (Pac-12)
8: Providence (Big East)
8: USC (Pac-12)
8: St. Joseph’s (A-10)

9: Oregon State (Pac-12)
9: Butler (Big East)
9: South Carolina (SEC)
9: Cincinnati (AAC)

10: Vanderbilt (SEC)
10: Pitt (ACC)
10: St. Bonaventure (A-10)
10: Wichita State (MVC)

11: St. Mary’s (WCC)
11: VCU (A-10)
11: Syracuse (ACC)
11: Gonzaga (WCC) *AUTO-BID
11: Temple (AAC)
11: San Diego State (MWC)

12: Arkansas Little-Rock (Sun Belt)
12: Northern Iowa (MVC) *AUTO-BID
12: Akron (MAC)
12: Yale (Ivy) *AUTO-BID

13: UNC Wilmington (CAA) *AUTO-BID
13: Chattanooga (SoCon) *AUTO-BID
13: South Dakota State (Summit) *AUTO-BID
13: Stony Brook (America East)

14: Iona (MAAC) *AUTO-BID
14: Hawaii (Big West)
14: Stephen F. Austin (Southland)
14: UAB (CUSA)

15: Green Bay (Horizon) *AUTO-BID
15: New Mexico State (WAC)
15: Weber State (Big Sky)
15: UNC Asheville (Big South) *AUTO-BID

16: Lehigh (Patriot)
16: Florida Gulf Coast (Atlantic Sun) *AUTO-BID
16: Austin Peay (OVC) *AUTO-BID
16: Texas Southern (SWAC)
16: Hampton (MEAC)
16: Fairleigh Dickinson (NEC) *AUTO-BID

CONFERENCE: # OF TEAMS
AAC: 2
America East: 1
ACC: 7
Atlantic Sun: 1
A-10: 4
Big East: 5
Big Sky: 1
Big South: 1
Big 10: 6
Big 12: 7
Big West: 1
CAA: 1
CUSA: 1
Horizon: 1
Ivy: 1
MAAC: 1
MAC: 1
MEAC: 1
MVC: 2
MWC: 1
NEC: 1
OVC: 1
Pac-12: 7
Patriot: 1
SEC: 4
SoCon: 1
Southland: 1
SWAC: 1
Summit: 1
Sun Belt: 1
WCC: 2
WAC: 1

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Championship Week Video Notebook: Wednesday, March 9th

Posted on March 9, 2016 by David Griggs

Chad, David, and John recap Tuesday night’s conference tournament action, and look ahead to what is a very busy Wednesday.  Green Bay, South Dakota State, Fairleigh Dickinson, and Gonzaga clinched automatic bids, and the MEAC, SWAC, Conference USA, and Big Sky Tournaments tipped off.  Saint Mary’s is right on the bubble after losing to Gonzaga, and we discuss what we think their chances are of making the field.

LINKS

For Jon Teitel’s Handing Out the Hardware Conference Awards – CLICK HERE

For Jon Teitel’s interview with Florida Gulf Coast’s Marc-Eddy Norelia – CLICK HERE

For Jon Teitel’s interview with Northern Iowa head coach Ben Jacobson – CLICK HERE

For Jon Teitel’s latest Bracketology – CLICK HERE

 

 

This puts us at 12 automatic bids – one more will be awarded tonight in the Patriot League. Also be on the lookout tonight for the first-ballot teams on the Board:

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And for all you radio lovers, there is an mp3 version of the show at the bottom of the page.

 

ACC
Second Round
12:00 PM – (8) Pittsburgh vs (9) Syracuse, ESPN
2:30 PM – (5) Duke vs (12) North Carolina State, ESPN
7:00 PM – (7) Clemson vs (10) Georgia Tech, ESPN2
9:30 PM – (6) Virginia Tech vs (11) Florida State, ESPN2

ATLANTIC TEN
First Round
6:30 PM – (12) George Mason vs (13) Saint Louis, ASN
9:00 PM – (11) Duquesne vs (14) La Salle, ASN

BIG EAST
First Round
7:00 PM – (8) Georgetown vs (9) DePaul, FS1
9:30 PM – (7) Marquette vs (10) St. John’s, FS1

BIG TEN
First Round
4:30 PM – (12) Illinois vs (13) Minnesota, ESPN2
7:00 PM – (11) Nebraska vs (14) Rutgers, BTN

BIG 12
First Round
7:00 PM – (8) Kansas State vs (9) Oklahoma State, ESPNU
9:30 PM – (7) Texas Tech vs (10) TCU, ESPNU

CONFERENCE USA
Second Round
1:00 PM – (8) Western Kentucky vs (9) North Texas, ASN
3:30 PM – (5) Old Dominion vs (12) Florida Atlantic, ASN
7:00 PM – (7) Charlotte vs (10) Rice, ASN
9:30 PM – (6) UTEP vs (11) Florida International, ASN

MEAC
Quarterfinals
6:00 PM – (1) Hampton vs (9) Morgan State, espn3
8:30 PM – (2) Norfolk State vs (7) North Carolina Central, espn3

MOUNTAIN WEST
First Round
2:00 PM – (8) Wyoming vs (9) Utah State, themw.com
4:30 PM – (7) UNLV vs (10) Air Force, themw.com
7:00 PM – (6) Colorado State vs (11) San Jose State, themw.com

PAC-12
First Round
3:00 PM – (8) Washington vs (9) Stanford, Pac-12 Network
5:30 PM – (5) Colorado vs (12) Washington State, Pac-12 Network
9:00 PM – (7) USC vs (10) UCLA, Pac-12 Network
11:30 PM – (6) Oregon State vs (11) Arizona State, Pac-12 Network

PATRIOT
Championship
7:30 PM – (9) Holy Cross at (2) Lehigh, CBS Sports Network

SEC
First Round
8:00 PM – (12) Tennessee vs (13) Auburn, SEC Network

SOUTHLAND
First Round
6:00 PM – (5) Southeastern Louisiana vs (8) New Orleans, espn3
8:30 PM – (6) McNeese State vs (7) Nicholls State, espn3

SWAC
Quarterfinals
3:30 PM – (2) Alcorn State vs (7) Mississippi Valley State, swac.org
9:30 PM – (1) Texas Southern vs (8) Alabama A&M, swac.org

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Handing out the Hardware: All-Conference Awards of the Year (Part 2 of 2)

Posted on March 8, 2016 by Jon Teitel

The end of the regular season means that it is time to recognize the best players in college basketball. HoopsHD’s Jon Teitel has reviewed the entire season and announced his picks for the 5 best players from 13 conferences based on their all-around stats last week in Part 1, and now we come to the remaining conferences in Part 2. Players are listed in a traditional 5-position lineup (G-G-F-F-C) whenever possible, with several exceptions, as well as awards for Player of the Year/Rookie of the Year/Defensive Player of the Year/6th Man of the Year/Coach of the Year in each conference. If you think he has overlooked anyone, feel free to post your feedback in the comments section below.

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AAC
G: Nic Moore (SMU)
G: Shaquille Harrison (Tulsa)
G: Daniel Hamilton (Connecticut)
F: Dedric Lawson (Memphis)
F: Shaq Goodwin (Memphis)
Player of the Year (POY): Nic Moore (SMU)
Rookie of the Year (ROY): Dedric Lawson (Memphis)
Defensive Player of the Year (DPOY): Dedric Lawson (Memphis)
6th Man of the Year (6TH): Rob Gray Jr. (Houston)
Coach of the Year (COY): Kelvin Sampson (Houston)

A-10
G: Jack Gibbs (Davidson)
G: Marcus Posley (St. Bonaventure)
F: Terry Allen (Richmond)
F: Isaiah Miles (St. Joseph’s)
F: DeAndre’ Bembry (St. Joseph’s)
POY: Jack Gibbs (Davidson)
ROY: Joseph Chartouny (Fordham)
DPOY: Hassan Martin (Rhode Island)
6TH: Denzel Gregg (St. Bonaventure)
COY: Phil Martelli (St. Joseph’s)

ACC
G: Anthony Barber (NC State)
G: Grayson Allen (Duke)
F: Michael Gbinije (Syracuse)
F: Brice Johnson (North Carolina)
F: Devin Thomas (Wake Forest)
POY: Grayson Allen (Duke)
ROY: Brandon Ingram (Duke)
DPOY: Michael Gbinije (Syracuse)
6TH: Tyler Lydon (Syracuse)
COY: Jim Larranaga (Miami Florida)

Big 12
G: Buddy Hield (Oklahoma)
G: Monte Morris (Iowa State)
G: Frank Mason III (Kansas)
F: Georges Niang (Iowa State)
F: Rico Gathers (Baylor)
POY: Buddy Hield (Oklahoma)
ROY: Jawun Evans (Oklahoma State)
DPOY: Malique Trent (TCU)
6TH: Jaysean Paige (West Virginia)
COY: Bill Self (Kansas)

Big East
G: Kris Dunn (Providence)
G: Isaiah Whitehead (Seton Hall)
F: Ben Bentil (Providence)
F: Henry Ellenson (Marquette)
C: Luke Fischer (Marquette)
POY: Kris Dunn (Providence)
ROY: Henry Ellenson (Marquette)
DPOY: Kris Dunn (Providence)
6TH: Kelan Martin (Butler)
COY: Chris Mack (Xavier)

Big Sky
G: Austin McBroom (Eastern Washington)
G: Quinton Hooker (North Dakota)
G: Ethan Telfair (Idaho State)
F: Joel Bolomboy (Weber State)
F: Martin Breunig (Montana)
POY: Joel Bolomboy (Weber State)
ROY: Tyler Hall (Montana State)
DPOY: Venky Jois (Eastern Washington)
6TH: Kyndahl Hill (Weber State)
COY: Randy Rahe (Weber State)

Big 10
G: Denzel Valentine (Michigan State)
G: Malcolm Hill (Illinois)
G: Yogi Ferrell (Indiana)
F: Jarrod Uthoff (Iowa)
C: AJ Hammons (Purdue)
POY: Denzel Valentine (Michigan State)
ROY: Corey Sanders (Rutgers)
DPOY: Jarrod Uthoff (Iowa)
6TH: Jonathan Laurent (Rutgers)
COY: Tom Crean (Indiana)

Big West
G: Michael Bryson (UCSB)
G: Roderick Bobbitt (Hawaii)
F: Stefan Jankovic (Hawaii)
F: Josh Fox (UC Davis)
C: Mamadou Ndiaye (UC Irvine)
POY: Roderick Bobbitt (Hawaii)
ROY: Michael Warren (Cal State Northridge)
DPOY: Mamadou Ndiaye (UC Irvine)
6TH: Tavrion Dawson (Cal State Northridge)
COY: Eran Ganot (Hawaii)

C-USA
G: Marcus Evans (Rice)
G: Alex Hamilton (Louisiana Tech)
F: James Kelly (Marshall)
F: Jeremy Combs (North Texas)
C: Adrian Diaz (Florida International)
POY: James Kelly (Marshall)
ROY: Marcus Evans (Rice)
DPOY: Adrian Diaz (Florida International)
6TH: Marquez Letcher-Ellis (Rice)
COY: Jerod Haase (UAB)

Ivy
G: Robert Hatter (Cornell)
G: Maodo Lo (Columbia)
F: Justin Sears (Yale)
F: Evan Boudreaux (Dartmouth)
C: Zena Edosomwan (Harvard)
POY: Justin Sears (Yale)
ROY: Evan Boudreaux (Dartmouth)
DPOY: Cedric Kuakumensah (Brown)
6TH: Devin Cannady (Princeton)
COY: Kyle Smith (Columbia)

MAC
G: Thomas Wilder (Western Michigan)
G: Jaaron Simmons (Ohio)
G: Chris Fowler (Central Michigan)
F: Antonio Campbell (Ohio)
C: Nathan Boothe (Toledo)
POY: Nathan Boothe (Toledo)
ROY: James Thompson IV (Eastern Michigan)
DPOY: Antonio Campbell (Ohio)
6TH: Isaiah Johnson (Akron)
COY: James Whitford (Ball State)

MEAC
G: James Daniel (Howard)
G: Reginald Johnson (Hampton)
G: Quinton Chievous (Hampton)
F: Malcolm Bernard (Florida A&M)
F: Mario Moody (Bethune-Cookman)
POY: James Daniel (Howard)
ROY: Devin Morgan Jr. (Delaware State)
DPOY: Mario Moody (Bethune-Cookman)
6TH: Patrick Cole (North Carolina Central)
COY: Ed Joyner (Hampton)

MWC
G: Josh Adams (Wyoming)
G: Elijah Brown (New Mexico)
G: Marvelle Harris (Fresno State)
F: Tim Williams (New Mexico)
F: James Webb III (Boise State)
POY: Josh Adams (Wyoming)
ROY: Cameron Oliver (Nevada)
DPOY: Patrick McCaw (UNLV)
6TH: Tyron Criswell (Nevada)
COY: Eric Musselman (Nevada)

Pac-12
G: Andrew Andrews (Washington)
G: Gary Payton II (Oregon State)
F: Josh Scott (Colorado)
F: Jakob Poeltl (Utah)
C: Thomas Welsh (UCLA)
POY: Andrew Andrews (Washington)
ROY: Dejounte Murray (Washington)
DPOY: Chris Boucher (Oregon)
6TH: Savon Goodman (Arizona State)
COY: Andy Enfield (USC)

SEC
G: Stefan Moody (Mississippi)
G: Kevin Punter (Tennessee)
F: Ben Simmons (LSU)
F: Moses Kingsley (Arkansas)
C: Damian Jones (Vanderbilt)
POY: Ben Simmons (LSU)
ROY: Ben Simmons (LSU)
DPOY: Moses Kingsley (Arkansas)
6TH: Duane Notice (South Carolina)
COY: Frank Martin (South Carolina)

Southland
G: Zeek Woodley (Northwestern State)
G: Anthony Odunsi (Houston Baptist)
G: Thomas Walkup (Stephen F. Austin)
F: Rashawn Thomas (Texas A&M CC)
F: Aurimas Majauskas (Sam Houston State)
POY: Thomas Walkup (Stephen F. Austin)
ROY: Jaylen Franklin (Abilene Christian)
DPOY: Rashawn Thomas (Texas A&M CC)
6TH: Clide Geffrard (Stephen F. Austin)
COY: Brad Underwood (Stephen F. Austin)

SWAC
G: Ladarius Tabb (Alabama A&M)
G: Jamel Waters (Alabama State)
G: Chace Franklin (Jackson State)
F: Derrick Griffin (Texas Southern)
F: Nick West (Alabama A&M)
POY: Ladarius Tabb (Alabama A&M)
ROY: Derrick Griffin (Texas Southern)
DPOY: Christopher Hyder (Southern)
6TH: Isaac Williams (Mississippi Valley State)
COY: Wayne Brent (Jackson State)

Sun Belt
G: Tookie Brown (Georgia Southern)
G: Josh Hagins (Arkansas-Little Rock)
F: Shawn Long (Louisiana Lafayette)
F: Majok Deng (Louisiana Monroe)
F: Anthony Livingston (Arkansas State)
POY: Shawn Long (Louisiana Lafayette)
ROY: Tookie Brown (Georgia Southern)
DPOY: Mike Hughes (Georgia Southern)
6TH: Kaelon Wilson (Texas Arlington)
COY: Chris Beard (Arkansas-Little Rock)

WAC
G: Martez Harrison (UMKC)
G: Marcel Davis (Utah Valley)
F: Pascal Siakam (New Mexico State)
F: Grandy Glaze (Grand Canyon)
C: Aly Ahmed (Cal State Bakersfield)
POY: Pascal Siakam (New Mexico State)
ROY: Antonio Green (Texas-Rio Grande Valley)
DPOY: Pascal Siakam (New Mexico State)
6TH: Damiyne Durham (Cal State Bakersfield)
COY: Rod Barnes (Cal State Bakersfield)

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