City of Palms: Top Performers

The second to last day of The City of Palms tournament had a whopping eight games on the docket starting at 9am and ending close to 11pm. At a tournament like this, every game included high-wattage stars and they certainly delivered time and time again throughout the day.

Jordan McCabe, Kaukana (WI) – 42 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds, 13-21 FG’s, 7-13 3PT

McCabe had his white chocolate act on display from the get go using his elite handle and shooting marksmanship to score 42 points in a win over Mars (PA). The future West Virginia guard was consistent throughout the game using a quick crossover to free himself for jump shots and a quick release to let 3’s fly from all over. To go along with his scoring exploits, McCabe threw several picturesque no look passes to open teammates and while he did have six turnovers, McCabe easily turned in the performance of the day.

Bryan Antoine, Ranney School (NJ) – 30 points, 7 rebounds, 4 assists, 9-20

Five-star junior guard was a participant in the first game of the day that started at 9am. While everyone in the arena was slowly waking up, Antoine was cooking early. A high level athlete, Antoine displayed his athleticism with high-level finishes at the rim and also had his outside game on display hitting 5-9 from the 3-point line. Antoine shot coming off curls as well as off the dribble with a compact form and high elevation as one of the most entertaining players in the 2019 class.

Emmitt Williams, Oak Ridge (FL) – 24 points, 9 rebounds, 9-14 FG’s, 6-6 FT’s

An absolute rebounding monster. Williams is a junkyard dog that plays with a tenacity and high effort level that makes him the most dominant rebounder in high school. He combines a 7’5” wing span, with quick jumping ability off of two feet to grab any ball that comes in his area. Williams only recorded two blocks, but forced numerous misses on drives or short shots in the paint due to the frequent rim challenges he provided. On the offensive end, Williams did most of his damage around the basket, but did show a nice touch from the line hitting all six of his free throws.

Vernon Carey Jr., University School (FL) – 21 points, 10 rebounds, 9-14 FG’s

Vernon Carey put together a dominant double-double in a huge semi-final win. Playing against McEachern (GA), Carey’s team dug itself a whole at the beginning, but behind a strong second half won by eight points. Carey tried his hand from the outside early on without much success, but then started to catch the ball in the post where he was able to use his size and strength to his advantage. Carey continues to look in better shape at every step and ran the floor well. Now, he will get to test himself against one of the top front-lines in the country.

Robby Carmody, Mars (PA) – 39 points, 7 rebounds, 5 steals, 14-23 FG’s

The Notre Dame bound Carmody was no slouch in a loss to McCabe and Kaukana finishing with 39 points. A large flurry came in the failed comeback attempt at the end, but Carmody used his strength and driving ability to consistently get to the rim. Lacking McCabe’s creative flair, Carmody used straight line dribble drives as well as frequent long strides to change direction to get to the rim. Carmody hit two 3’s as well during the game, while also throwing down a few rim rattling dunks. He should fit seamlessly into Mike Brey’s offense when he arrives in South Bend next season.

Moses Brown, Archbishop Molloy (NY) – 25 points, 11 rebounds, 10-14 FG’s

The last viewing of Moses Brown came when he participated in the USA Men’s Developmental camp in Colorado Springs. Going against the top players in the country, Brown was often pushed around and lacked any type of tenacity. In a losing effort, Brown showed some tenacity on the boards grabbing six on the offensive end. At times, he used his length to finish quickly without bringing the ball down also altering shots on the defensive end. Brown still had his struggles, especially catching the ball in traffic, but a double-double is definitely promising for the 7-footer.

Spencer Freedman, Mater Dei (CA) – 29 points, 5 assists, 6-7 3PT

Immediately after the McCabe vs. Carmody showdown, Freedman did his best early on to rival those performances. In the first 12 minutes against Wesleyan Christian (NC), Spencer scored 22 points in the first 12 minutes. In the first quarter and a half, Freedman hit six 3’s, some of which came a good 7-8 feet behind the arc. When defenders put too much pressure on the ball, Freedman blew by them with both his right and left hand. To add on to his scoring exploits, Freedman also threw several nifty behind the back passes hitting teammates right on the money as they were spotting up behind the 3-point line. Freedman cooled off in the second half, but still put together a scintillating first half.

Jahvon Quinerly, Hudson Catholic (NJ) – 25 points, 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 10-14 FG’s, 4-5 3PT

Quinerly was held in check for most of the game against a quick and physical Oak Ridge line-up. Trailing in the 4^th quarter, Quinerly came alive hitting three deep three’s to bring Hudson Catholic back into the game. Despite the constant pressure, Quinerly kept his turnovers to a minimum and ran a typical smooth game for one of the top guards in the country.

Tavias Fagan, Upson-Lee (GA) – 34 points, 6 rebounds, 14-28 FG’s

Tavias Fagan will be the next in line of strong Middle Tennessee State guards. Fagan went for 34 points in the small school shootout leading a massive comeback in the final minutes. Fagan scored 8 points in a row to help take the lead and then created space on his drives for his teammate to hit the winning basket.

James Wiseman, Memphis East (TN) – 12 points, 11 rebounds, 2 blocks, 6-11 FG’s

One of the top juniors in the country had a double-double against Simeon. Part of an extremely long frontcourt, Wiseman ran the floor well and grabbed any rebound that came in his area. Along with Wiseman, Alex Lomax scored 14 points and Chandler Lawson went for 17 points.

Luke Winn's Breakout Sophomore Formula

College basketball is finally back! It was a long off-season from the time UNC cut down the nets in Glendale to the opening tip this past Friday. In years past, one article I always enjoyed reading was Luke Winn’s Breakout Sophomore article. Last year, Winn’s article had John Collins and Donovan Mitchell as the two of the top candidates and both delivered turning into NBA lottery picks (this certainly isn’t an exact science as Carlton Bragg was number 1).

With Winn off to the Raptors, I did my best to follow his strict criteria to find some potential fits. The premise of Winn’s article was to find freshmen that had an unassuming general stats profile, but an advanced stats profile that indicated they might be ready for bigger and better things in their second year of college.

The strict criteria allows for a few small tweaks, but the list is restricted to those that averaged under 10 points a game and played less than 20 minutes a game. From an advanced stats view, the player should have an offensive rating greater than 100, a high usage or shot rate (Winn previously used 23%), and should expect to see an increase in playing time. Why? By combining volume and efficiency in limited minutes, these players should be ready to perform at a high level when the handcuffs are removed.

I didn’t come across any potential lottery picks in this exercise (who knows what I missed), but I did find a few players that fit the criteria.

Kyle Guy, Virginia, 6’3”, SG

MPG: 18.6   PPG: 7.5   ORtg: 114.8   Usg%: 20.7   Shot%: 24.5

by Indy Star

Kyle Guy was the first McDonald’s All-American to commit to Tony Bennett and the UVA staff. Last year he became nationally known for his man-bun in Charlottesville and the 6’3” freshman got off to a promising start scoring 10+ in 6 of his first 12 games. Once January rolled around, Guy started to struggle scoring a total of just 29 points in the entire month. The remainder of his season was a roller-coaster ride as Guy scored 19 and 17 against N.C. State and UNC, respectively before ending the season with 0 points in an embarrassing 2^nd round loss to Florida where the Wahoos scored just 39 points.

With a flurry of transfers, Guy will certainly take on a much larger role this season. The Indiana sharp-shooter proved to be one of the top shooters in the ACC hitting on 49.5% of his 3’s and could end up as the leading scorer for the Cavs this season.

Martin Krampelj, Creighton, 6’9”, PF

MPG: 5.9   PPG: 2.8   ORtg: 112.4   Usg%: 24.9   Shot%: 22.0

The formula seemed to be reaching on this one, but did it find a gem? The 6’9” Slovenian only played 5.9 minutes a game last year averaging just 2.8 points and 2.2 rebounds (Note: Martin played in 8 games in 2015-16 before an ACL turned him into a red-shirt). While he barely got off the bench last season with Justin Patton eating up a lot of minutes, Krampelj certainly had a high usage rate in the game with a strong offensive rating.

Three games in, Krampelj has an eFG% of 64.6% and followed a 12-rebound effort against Alcorn State with a 17 point, 5-rebound, 3-assist game in a win against Northwestern.

James Bolden, West Virginia, 6’0”, G

MPG: 5.8   PPG: 3.5   ORtg: 119.8   Usg%: 22.8   Shot%: 28.5

It was a crowded back-court last year for West Virginia with Tarik Phillip and Jevon Carter leading the way and things didn’t look that much different this season with Carter and Dexter Miles returning. That being said, James Bolden was a lights out shooter off the bench last year and has continued this trend in 2017-18. Bolden shot 45% from the 3-point line taking just 20 two-point attempts last year and in two games this year, he is already 8-16 from 3. He only had one double-digit scoring effort last season with 17 points in 10 minutes against Oklahoma, but in 24 minutes per game this year, he already has two.

De’Ron Davis, Indiana, 6’10”, PF

MPG: 13.9   PPG: 5.9   ORtg: 109.2   Usg%: 24.1   Shot%: 20.0

The four-star recruit saw limited action last year in Bloomington playing behind Thomas Bryant, but showed enough in limited minutes under Tom Crean to potentially act as a go-to guy in what will be a long first season for Archie Miller. Davis put together a few impressive Big 10 games last season and will be tasked with a big load if he can stay out of foul trouble.

Other Notes:

• Former Syracuse freshman Tauren Thompson was a perfect fit for the Luke Winn criteria. The 6’10” big man from New York averaged 9.2 points in 18 minutes last season while having a usage rate of 25% and a shot % of 27.6%. Big things were expected from Thompson, but now Seton Hall can reap the benefits next year.

• Some players that just missed the cut included Cassius Winston of Michigan State and Austin Wiley from Auburn among a host of others (what’s up V.J. King). While this short listing is devoid of names like Grayson Allen and John Collins it will certainly be interesting to see how these players fare. Missing any….let me know!

2016-17 All-Conference Awards

ACC

Player of the Year:

Justin Jackson, UNC, SF, Junior

All-Conference First Team
Justin Jackson, UNC, SF, Junior

Luke Kennard, Duke, SG, Sophomore

John Collins, Wake Forest, C, Sophomore

Bonzie Colson, Notre Dame, PF, Junior

Donovan Mitchell, Louisville, SG, Sophomore

All-Conference Second Team
Dwayne Bacon, FSU, SF, Sophomore

Dennis Smith Jr., NC State, PG, Freshman

Ben Lammers, Georgia Tech, C, Junior

Joel Berry II, UNC, PG, Junior

London Perrantes, UVA, PG, Senior

All-Conference Third Team
Michael Young, Pittsburgh, PF, Senior

Jaron Blossomgame, Clemson, SF, Senior

Andrew White II, Syracuse, SG, Senior

Davon Reed, Miami, SF, Senior

Jayson Tatum, Duke, F, Freshman

Freshman of the Year:

Dennis Smith Jr., NC State, PG

Defensive Player of the Year:

Ben Lammers, Georgia Tech, C, Junior

6^th Man of the Year:

Seth Allen, Virginia Tech, G, Senior

Coach of the Year:

Josh Pastner, Georgia Tech

BIG 12

Player of the Year:

Frank Mason III, Kansas, PG, Senior

All-Conference First Team
Frank Mason III, Kansas, PG, Senior

Jonathan Motley, Baylor, PF, Junior

Monte Morris, Iowa St., PG, Senior

Josh Jackson, Kansas, SF, Freshman

Jawun Evans, Oklahoma St., PG, Sophomore

All-Conference Second Team
Naz Mitou-Long, Iowa St., SG, Senior

Devonte Graham, Kansas, PG, Junior

Jeffrey Carroll, Oklahoma St., SF, Junior

Vladimir Brodziansky, TCU, F, Junior

Jevon Carter, West Virginia, PG, Junior

All-Conference Third Team
Manu Lecomte, Baylor, PG, Junior

Deonte Burton, Iowa St., F, Senior

Wesley Iwundu, Kansas St., SF, Senior

Jarrett Allen, Texas, C, Freshman

Keenan Evans, Texas Tech, G, Junior

Nathan Adrian, West Virginia, PF, Senior

Freshman of the Year:

Josh Jackson, Kansas, SF, Freshman

Defensive Player of the Year:

Jevon Carter, West Virginia, PG, Junior

6^th Man of the Year:

Tarik Phillip, West Virginia, G,

Coach of the Year:

Bill Self, Kansas

BIG EAST

Player of the Year:

Josh Hart, Villanova, G, Senior

All-Conference First Team
Josh Hart, Villanova, G, Senior

Andrew Chrabascz, Butler, F, Senior
Marcus Foster, Creighton, G, Junior
Angel Delgado, Seton Hall, F, Junior
Jalen Brunson, Villanova, G, Sophomore
Trevon Bluiett, Xavier, G, Junior

All-Conference Second Team
Kelan Martin, Butler, F, Junior
Justin Patton, Creighton, F, Freshman
Rodney Bullock, Providence, F, Junior
Kyron Cartwright, Providence, G, Junior
Khadeen Carrington, Seton Hall, G, Junior

Freshman of the Year:

Justin Patton, Creighton, F, Freshman

Defensive Player of the Year:

Khyri Thomas, Creighton, G, Sophomore
Mikal Bridges, Villanova, F, Sophomore
Josh Hart, Villanova, G, Senior

6^th Man of the Year:

Andrew Rowsey, Marquette, G, Junior

Coach of the Year:

Chris Holtmann, Butler

BIG TEN

Player of the Year:

Caleb Swanigan, Purdue, F, Sophomore

All-Conference First Team
Peter Jok, Iowa, F, Senior

Melo Trimble, Maryland, PG, Junior

Nate Mason, Minnesota, PG, Junior

Caleb Swanigan, Purdue, F, Sophomore

Ethan Happ, Wisconsin, C, Sophomore

Second Team
Malcolm Hill, Illinois, SF, Senior

Derrick Walton Jr., Michigan, PG, Senior

Miles Bridges, Michigan State, SF, Freshman

Bryant McIntosh, Northwestern, PG, Junior

Bronson Koenig, Wisconsin, PG, Senior

Third Team
Thomas Bryant, Indiana, C, Sophomore

Jordan Murphy, Minnesota, F, Sophomore

Tai Webster, Nebraska, G, Senior

Scottie Lindsey, Northwestern, G, Junior

Nigel Hayes, Wisconsin, PF, Senior

Freshman of the Year:

Miles Bridges, Michigan State, F

Defensive Player of the Year:

Reggie Lynch, Minnesota, F/C, Junior

6^th Man of the Year:

Nicholas Baer, Iowa, SF, Sophomore

Coach of the Year:

Richard Pitino, Minnesota

PAC-12

Player of the Year:

Dillon Brooks, Oregon, F, Junior

All-PAC-12 First Team
Dillon Brooks, Oregon, F, Junior

Lonzo Ball, UCLA, PG, Freshman

Lauri Markkanen, Arizona, PF, Freshman

Markelle Fultz, Washington, PG, Freshman

Kyle Kuzma, Utah, F, Junior

TJ Leaf, UCLA, PF, Freshman

Ivan Rabb, Cal, PF, Sophomore

Reid Travis, Stanford, PF, Junior

Derrick White, Colorado, G, Senior

Bryce Alford, UCLA, SG, Senior

All-PAC-12 Second Team

Kadeem Allen, Arizona, G, Senior

Jordan Bell, Oregon, PF, Junior

Josh Hawkinson, Washington State, PF, Senior

Chimezie Metu, USC, PF, Sophomore

Allonzo Trier, Arizona, SG, Sophomore
 
Freshman of the Year:

Lonzo Ball, UCLA, PG

Defensive Player of the Year:

Jordan Bell, Oregon, PF, Junior

Coach of the Year:

Sean Miller, Arizona

SEC

Player of the Year:

Sindarius Thornwell, South Carolina, SG, Senior

All-SEC First Team
Sindarius Thornwell, South Carolina, SG, Senior

KeVaughn Allen, Florida, SG, Sophomore

J.J. Frazier, Georgia, G, Senior

Yante Maten, Georgia, PF, Junior

De’Aaron Fox, Kentucky, PG, Freshman

Malik Monk, Kentucky, SG, Freshman

Sebastian Siaz, Ole Miss, PF, Senior

Luke Kornet, Vanderbilt, C, Senior
 
All-SEC Second Team
Moses Kingley, Arkansas, PF, Junior

Kasey Hill, Florida, PG, Senior

Bam Adebayo, Kentucky, PF, Freshman

Antonio Blakeney, LSU, SG, Sophomore

Quinndary Weatherspoon, Miss. State, SG, Sophomore

Robert Hubbs III, Tennessee, SG, Senior

Tyler Davis, Texas A&M, PF, Sophomore

Robert Williams, Texas A&M, PF, Freshman
 

Freshman of the Year:

Malik Monk, Kentucky, SG

Defensive Player of the Year:

Robert Williams, Texas A&M, PF, Freshman

6^th Man of the Year:

Canyon Berry, Florida, SG, Senior

Coach of the Year:

Mike White, Florida

AMERICA EAST

Player of the Year:

Trae Bell-Haynes, Vermont, PG, Junior

First-Team All-Conference
David Nichols, Albany, G, Sophomore
Jahad Thomas, UMass Lowell, F, Junior
Tanner Leissner, New Hampshire, F, Junior
Lucas Woodhouse, Stony Brook, G, Senior
Trae Bell-Haynes, Jr., Vermont, G Junior

Second-Team All-Conference
Joe Cremo, Albany, G, Sophomore
Will Darley, UMBC, F, Senior
Jairus Lyles, UMBC, G, Junior
Jaleen Smith, New Hampshire, G, Senior
Anthony Lamb, Vermont, F, Freshman

Third Team All-Conference
Jalen Ross, Hartford, G, Senior
Daniel Dion, New Hampshire, G, Senior
Tyrell Sturdivant, Stony Brook, F, Junior
Ernie Duncan, Vermont, G, Junior
Payton Henson, Vermont, F, Junior

Freshman of the Year:

Anthony Lamb, F, Vermont

Defensive Player of the Year:

Dre Willis, Vermont, SG, Senior,

6^th Man of the Year:

Darren Payne, Vermont, C, Senior

Coach of the Year:

John Becker, Vermont

AMERICAN

Player of the Year:

Semi Ojeleye, SMU, F, Junior

First-Team All-Conference
Semi Ojeleye, SMU, F, Junior

Jalen Adams, UConn, PG, Sophomore

Damyean Dotson, Houston, G, Senior
Rob Gray, Houston, G, Junior
Dedric Lawson, Memphis, F, Sophomore

Second-Team All-Conference
Sterling Brown, SMU, G, Senior
Troy Caupain, Cincinnati, G, Senior
Shake Milton, SMU, G/F, Sophomore
Ben Moore, SMU, PF, Senior
B.J. Taylor, UCF, G, Sophomore
Kyle Washington, Cincinnati, PF, Junior

Freshman of the Year:

K.J. Lawson, F, Memphis, Red-Shirt Freshman

Defensive Player of the Year:

Tacko Fall, UCF, C, Sophomore

6^th Man of the Year:

Jarron Cumberland, Cincinnati, F, Freshman

Ben Emelogu, SMU, F, Junior

Coach of the Year:

Tim Jankovich, SMU

ATLANTIC-10

Player of the Year:

T.J. Cline, Richmond, PF, Senior

All-Conference First Team
Jack Gibbs, Davidson, PG, Senior
Scoochie Smith, Dayton, G, Senior
T.J. Cline, Richmond, PF, Senior
Jaylen Adams, St. Bonaventure, G, Junior
JeQuan Lewis, VCU, G, Senior

All-Conference Second Team
Peyton Aldridge, Davidson, PF, Junior
Charles Cooke, Dayton, G/F, Senior
Marquise Moore, George Mason, G, Senior
Tyler Cavanaugh, George Washington, PF, Senior
Hassan Martin, Rhode Island, PF, Senior

All-Conference Third Team
Kendall Pollard, Dayton, PF, Senior
ShawnDre' Jones, Richmond, G, Senior
E.C. Matthews, Rhode Island, SG, Junior
Matt Mobley, St. Bonaventure, G, Junior
Justin Tillman, VCU, PF, Junior

Freshman of the Year:

De’Monte Buckingham, Richmond, G

Defensive Player of the Year:

Hassan Martin, Rhode Island, F, Senior

6^th Man of the Year:

Kyle Davis, Dayton, G

Coach of the Year:

Archie Miller, Dayton

ATLANTIC SUN

Player of the Year:

Dallas Moore, North Florida, G, Senior

All-Conference First Team
Dallas Moore, North Florida, G, Senior

Brandon Goodwin, Florida Gulf Coast, G, Junior

Garrison Mathews, Lipscomb, G, Sophomore

Kendrick Ray, Kennesaw State, G, Senior

Michael Buchanan, South Carolina Upstate, C, Senior

All-Conference Second Team
J.R. Holder, Jacksonville, F, Senior

Aubrey Williams, Kennesaw State, F, Senior

Rob Marberry, Lipscomb, C, Sophomore

Damon Lynn, New Jersey Institute of Technology, G, Senior

Derick Newton, Stetson, F, Senior

Freshman of the Year:

Wajid Aminu, North Florida, F

Defensive Player of the Year:

Demetrius Morant, Florida Gulf Coast, F,

Coach of the Year:

Joe Dooley, Florida Gulf Coast

BIG SKY

Player of the Year:

Jacob Wiley, Eastern Washington, F, Senior

All-Conference First Team
Jacob Wiley, Eastern Washington, F, Senior

Tyler Hall, Montana State, G, Sophomore
Quinton Hooker, North Dakota, G, Senior
Jeremy Senglin, Weber State, G, Senior
Victor Sanders, Idaho, G, Junior

Second Team
Bogdan Bliznyuk, Eastern Washington, G, Junior
Geno Crandall, North Dakota, G, Sophomore
Ahmaad Rorie, Montana, G, Sophomore
Randy Onwuasor, Southern Utah, G, Junior
Justin Strings, Sacramento State, F, Junior

Third Team
Jordan Davis, Northern Colorado, G, Sophomore
Harald Frey, Montana State, G, Freshman
Jordyn Martin, Northern Arizona, PF, Senior
De’Sean Parsons, Portland State, PF, Senior
Michael Oguine, Montana, G, Sophomore

Freshman of the Year:

Harald Frey, Montana State

Defensive Player of the Year:

Jonah Radebaugh, Northern Colorado, Freshman

6^th Man of the Year:

Cortez Seales, North Dakota, Sophomore

Coach of the Year:

Brian Jones, North Dakota

BIG SOUTH

Player of the Year:

Keon Johnson, Winthrop, G, Senior

All-Conference First Team
Keon Johnson, Winthrop, G, Senior

Xavier Cooks, Winthrop, F, Junior

Ahmad Thomas, UNC-Asheville, G, Junior

Chris Clemons, Campbell, G, Sophomore

MaCio Teague, UNC-Asheville, G, Freshman

Second Team
LaQuicny Rideau, Gardner-Webb, G, Sophomore

Miles Bowman, High Point, F, Senior

Tyrell Nelson, Gardner Webb, F, Senior

Ryan Kemrite, Liberty, G, Junior

Khris Lane, Longwood, F, Junior

Freshman of the Year:

MaCio Teague, UNC-Asheville, G

Defensive Player of the Year:

Ahmad Thomas, UNC-Asheville, G, Junior

Coach of the Year:

Nick McDevitt, UNC Asheville

BIG WEST

Player of the Year:

Luke Nelson, UC Irvine, G, Senior

All-Conference First Team
Luke Nelson, UC Irvine, G, Senior

Noah Allen, Hawaii, F, Senior

Tre’ Coggins, Cal State Fullerton, G, Senior

Brynton Lemar, UC Davis, G, Senior

Jaron Martin, UC Davis, G, Senior

Chima Moneke, UC Davis, F, Junior

Second Team
Justin Bibbins, Long Beach St., G, Junior

Giannis Dimakopoulos, UC Irvine, C, Senior

Ridge Shipley, Cal Poly, G, Senior

Kendall Smith, Cal State Northridge, G, Junior

Temidayo Yussef, Long Beach St., F, Sophomore

Freshman of the Year:

Jackson Rowe, Cal State Fullerton, F

Defensive Player of the Year:

Jonathan Galloway, UC Irvine, F, Sophomore

6^th Man of the Year:

Siler Schneider, UC Davis, PG, Sophomore

Coach of the Year:

Russell Turner, UC Irvine

CAA

Player of the Year:

T.J. Williams, Northeastern, G, Senior

All-Conference First Team
T.J. Williams, Northeastern, G, Senior

C.J. Bryce, UNC-W, G, Sophomore

Joe Chealey, Col. Of Charleston, G, Junior

Daniel Dixon, William & Mary, G, Senior

Chris Flemmings, UNC-W, G, Senior

Second Team
Jarrell Brantley, Col. Of Charleston, F, Sophomore

Denzel Ingram, UNC-W, PG, Senior

Omar Prewitt, William & Mary, F, Senior

Tyler Seibring, Elon, F, Sophomore

Justin Wright-Foreman, Hofstra, G, Sophomore

Third Team

Devonae Cacok, UNC-W, F, Sophomore

Ryan Daly, Delaware, G, Freshman

John Davis, Towson, F, Senior

Mike Morsell, Towson, G, Junior

Rodney Williams, Drexel, F, Senior

Freshman of the Year:

Ryan Daly, Delaware, G

Defensive Player of the Year:

Devonae Cacok, UNC-W, F, Sophomore

Coach of the Year:

Earl Grant, Col. Of Charleston

CONFERENCE USA

Player of the Year:

JaCorey Williams, MTSU, F, Senior

All-Conference First Team
Erik McCree, Louisiana Tech, F, Senior

Jon Elmore, Marshall, G, Junior

JaCorey Williams, MTSU, F, Senior

Marcus Evans, Rice, G, Sophomore

Egor Koulechov, Rice, G, Junior

Second Team
Jon Davis, Charlotte, G, Sophomore

Reggie Upshaw Jr., MTSU, F, Senior

William Lee, UAB, F, Junior

Dominic Artis, UTEP, G, Senior

Justin Johnson, WKU, F, Junior

Third Team

Jacobi Boykins, Louisiana Tech, G, Junior

Ryan Taylor, Marshall F, Senior

Giddy Potts, MTSU, G, Junior

Ahmad Caver, Old Dominion, G, Sophomore

Omega Harris, UTEP, G, Junior

Freshman of the Year:

DaQuan Bracey, Louisiana Tech, G

Defensive Player of the Year:

William Lee, UAB, F, Junior

6^th Man of the Year:

Zoran Talley, Old Dominion, F, Sophomore

Coach of the Year:

Kermit Davis, MTSU

HORIZON

Player of the Year:

Alec Peters, Valparaiso, C, Senior

First Team All-Horizon League
Drew McDonald, Northern Kentucky, F, Sophomore
Jalen Hayes, Oakland, F, Junior
Alec Peters, Valparaiso, C, Senior
Mark Alstork, Wright State, G, Junior
Cameron Morse, Youngstown State, G, Junior

Second Team All-Horizon League
Rob Edwards, Cleveland State, G, Sophomore
Jaleel Hogan, Detroit Mercy, F, Junior
Charles Cooper, Green Bay, F, Senior
Martez Walker, Oakland, F, Junior
Shane Hammink, Valparaiso, F, Senior

Freshman of the Year:

Corey Allen, Detroit Mercy, G

Defensive Player of the Year:

Tai Odiase, UIC, F, Junior

6^th Man of the Year:

Warren Jones, Green Bay, G, Senior

Coach of the Year:

John Brannen, Northern Kentucky

IVY

Player of the Year:

Spencer Weisz, Princeton, F, Senior

First Team All-Ivy League
Spencer Weisz, Princeton, F, Senior

Steven Cook, Princeton, F, Senior

Bryce Aiken, Harvard, G, Freshman

Siyani Chambers, Harvard, G, Senior

Steven Spieth, Brown, F, Senior

Myles Stephens, Princeton, G, Sophomore

Second Team All-Ivy League
Evan Boudreaux, Dartmouth, F, Sophomore

AJ Brodeur, Penn, F, Freshman

Matt Morgan, Cornell, G, Sophomore

Miye Oni, Yale, G, Freshman

Luke Petrasek, Columbia, F, Senior

Freshman of the Year:

Bryce Aiken, Harvard, G

Defensive Player of the Year:

Myles Stephens, Princeton, G, Sophomore

Coach of the Year:

Mitch Henderson, Princeton

MAAC

Player of the Year:

Justin Robinson, Monmouth, PG, Senior

First Team All-MAAC League
Justin Robinson, Monmouth, PG, Senior

Tyler Nelson, Fairfield, SG, Junior

Jordan Washington, Iona, PF, Senior

Micah Seaborn, Monmouth, F, Sophomore

Quadir Welton, Saint Peter’s, F, Senior

Second Team All-MAAC League
Kassius Robertson, Canisius, SG, Senior

Khallid Hart, Marist, G, Senior

Trevis Wyche, Saint Peter’s, G, Senior

Brett Bisping, Siena, F, Senior

Marquis Wright, Siena, G, Senior

Third Team All-MAAC League

Jermaine Crumpton, Canisius, F, Senior

Zane Waterman, Manhattan, F, Junior

Matt Scott, Niagara, F, Junior

Jimmie Taylor, Rider, G, Senior

Kahlil Thomas, Rider, F, Senior

Freshman of the Year:

Mikey Dixon, Quinnipiac, G

Defensive Player of the Year:

Chazz Patterson, St. Peter’s, G, Senior

6^th Man of the Year:

Austin Tilghman, Monmouth, G, Junior

Coach of the Year:

King Rice, Monmouth

MID-AMERICAN

Player of the Year:

Isaiah Johnson, Akron, C, Senior

All-MAC First Team
Isaiah Johnson, Akron, C, Senior
Marcus Keene, Central Michigan, G, Junior
Jimmy Hall, Kent State, F, Senior
Jaaron Simmons, Ohio, G, Junior
Thomas Wilder, Western Michigan, G, Junior
 
All-MAC Second Team
Kwan Cheatham Jr., Akron, F, Senior
Tayler Persons, Ball State, G, Sophomore
Blake Hamilton, Buffalo, , G/F, Senior
James Thompson IV, Eastern Michigan, F, Sophomore
Steve Taylor Jr., Toledo, F, Senior
 
All-MAC Third Team
Franko House, Ball State, F, Senior
Braylon Rayson, Central Michigan, G, Senior
Marin Maric, Northern Illinois, C, Senior
Jon Williams, Toledo, G, Senior
Tucker Haymond, Western Michigan, F, Senior

Freshman of the Year:

Michael Weathers, Miami, G

Defensive Player of the Year:

Dontay Caruthers, Buffalo, G, Sophomore

6^th Man of the Year:

Nick Perkins, Buffalo, F, Sophomore

Coach of the Year:

Keith Dambrot, Akron

MEAC

Player of the Year:

Patrick Cole, North Carolina Central, G, Senior

All-MEAC First Team
Patrick Cole, North Carolina Central, G, Senior

Jonathan Wade, Norfolk State, G, Senior

Bakari Copeland, Maryland Eastern Shore, F, Senior

Tiwian Kendley, Morgan State, G, Junior

Phillip Carr, Morgan State, F, Junior
 
All-MEAC Second Team
Troyce Manassa, Savannah St., G, Senior

Eric Eaves, South Carolina St., G, Senior

Dajuan Graf, North Carolina Central, G, Senior

Brandon Tabb, Bethune-Cookman, G, Junior

Zaynah Robinson, Norfolk St., G, Junior
 
All-MEAC Third Team
Dexter McClanahan, Savannah St., G, Sophomore

Devin Morgan, Delaware St., G, Sophomore

Desmond Williams, Florida A&M, F, Junior

Jermaine Marrow, Hampton, G, Freshman

Charles Williams, Howard, G, Freshman

Freshman of the Year:

Charles Williams, Howard, G

Defensive Player of the Year:

Phillip Carr, F, Morgan St.

Coach of the Year:

LeVelle Morton, North Carolina Central

MISSOURI VALLEY

Player of the Year:

Paris Lee, Illinois State, PG, Senior

All-Missouri Valley First Team
Paris Lee, Illinois State, PG, Senior

Milton Doyle, Loyola, G, Senior
Alize Johnson, Missouri St., F, Junior

Markis McDuffie, Wichita St., F, Sophomore

Landry Shamet, Wichita St., Freshman
 
Second Team
Jaylon Brown, Evansville, PG, Senior
Deontae Hawkins, Illinois State, PF, Senior
MiKyle McIntosh, Illinois State, F, Junior
Jeremy Morgan, UNI, G, Senior
Sean O'Brien, Southern Illinois, F, Senior
 
Third Team
Conner Frankamp, Wichita St., SG, Junior
Donte Ingram, Loyola, F, Junior
Shaquille Morris, Wichita St., PF, Junior
Brenton Scott, Indiana St., G, Junior
Reed Timmer, Drake, G, Junior

Freshman of the Year:

Landry Shamet, G, Wichita St., Freshman

Defensive Player of the Year:

Paris Lee, Illinois State, PG, Senior

6^th Man of the Year:

Aundre Jackson, Loyola, F, Junior

Coach of the Year:

Dan Muller, Illinois State

MWC

Player of the Year:

Gian Clavell, Colorado State, SG, Senior

All-MWC First Team
Gian Clavell, Colorado State, SG, Senior

Marcus Marshall, Nevada, G, Senior

Emmanuel Omogbo, Colorado State, PF, Senior

Brandon Clarke, San Jose State, F, Sophomore

Cameron Oliver, Nevada, F, Senior
 
All-MWC Second Team
Chandler Hutchinson, Boise State, F, Junior

Elijah Brown, New Mexico, G, Junior

Jordan Caroline, Nevada, F, Senior

Jalen Moore, Utah State, F, Senior

Deshon Taylor, Fresno State, G, Sophomore
 
All-MWC Third Team
D.J. Fenner, Nevada, SF, Senior

Koby McEwen, Utah State, SG, Freshman

Trey Kell, San Diego State, G, Junior

Jaron Hopkins, Fresno State, F, Junior

Jovan Mooring, UNLV, G, Junior

Freshman of the Year:

Koby McEwan, Utah State, SG

Defensive Player of the Year:

Cameron Oliver, F, Nevada

6^th Man of the Year:

Justin James, Wyoming, F, Sophomore

Coach of the Year:

Larry Eustachy, Colorado State

NORTHEAST

Player of the Year:

Jerome Frink, LIU, F, Senior

All-Northeast First Team
Jerome Frink, LIU, F, Senior

Michael Carrey, Wagner, G, Senior

Elijah Long, Mount St. Mary’s, G, Sophomore

Quincy McKnight, Sacred Heart, G, Sophomore

Nisre Zouzoua, Bryant, G, Sophomore
 
All-Northeast Second Team
Darian Anderson, FDU, G, Junior

Keith Braxton, Saint Francis, G, Freshman

Corey Henson, Wagner, G, Junior

Isaiah Still, Robert Morris, G, Sophomore
Junior Robinson, Mount St. Mary’s, G, Junior

 
All-Northeast Third Team
Isaiah Blckmon, Saint Francis, G, Sophomore

Iverson Fleming, LIU, G, Senior

Stephan Jiggets, FDU, G, Junior

Joseph Lopez, Sacred Heart, F, Junior

Josh Nebo, Saint Francis, F, Sophomore

Freshman of the Year:

Keith Braxton, Saint Francis, G

Defensive Player of the Year:

Josh Nebo, St. Francis, F, Sophomore

Coach of the Year:

Jamion Christian, Mount St. Mary’s

OHIO VALLEY

Player of the Year:

Evan Bradds, Belmont, PF, Senior

All-Ohio Valley First Team
Evan Bradds, Belmont, PF, Senior

Xavier Moon, Morehead State, F, Senior

Jonathan Stark, Murray State, G, Junior

Jacolby Mobley, UT Martin, G, Senior

Nick Mayo, Eastern Kentucky, F, Sophomore

Antonious Cleveland, SE Missouri, G, Senior

Tahjere McCall, Tennessee St., G, Senior

Josh Robinson, Austin Peay, G, Junior

Terrell Miller, Murray State, F, Junior

Austin Luke, Belmont, G, Junior
 
All-Ohio Valley Second Team
Wayne Martin, Tennessee State, F, Senior

DeJuan Marrero, Morehead St., F, Senior

Javier Martinez, UT Martin, F, Senior

Malcolm Drumwright, Jacksonville State, G, Junior

Denzel Mahoney, SE Missouri, G, Freshman
 
Freshman of the Year:

Denzel Mahoney, SE Missouri      

Defensive Player of the Year:

Tahjere McCall, Tennessee St., G, Senior

Coach of the Year:

Rick Byrd, Belmont

PATRIOT

Player of the Year:

Nana Foulland, Bucknell, C, Junior

All-Patriot First Team
Nana Foulland, Bucknell, C, Junior

Tim Kempton, Lehigh, C, Senior

Eric Fanning, Boston, G, Senior

Zach Thomas, Bucknell, F, Junior

Andrew Walker, Loyola, G, Junior
 
All-Patriot Second Team
Justin Alston, Boston, F, Senior

Stephen Brown, Bucknell, G, Junior

Kahron Ross, Lehigh, G, Junior

Jarred Jones, Loyola, F, Senior

Shawn Anderson, Navy, G, Junior
 
All-Patriot Third Team
Kimbal Mackenzie, Bucknell, G, Sophomore

Malachi Alexander, Holy Cross, F, Senior

Matt Klinewski, Lafayette, F, Junior

Austin Price, Lehigh, G, Senior

Nick Lindner, Lafayette, G, Senior

Freshman of the Year:

Will Rayman, Colgate, F

Defensive Player of the Year:

Nana Foulland, Bucknell, C, Junior

Coach of the Year:

Nathan Davis, Bucknell

SOUTHERN

Player of the Year:

Devin Sibley, Furman, G, Junior

All-Southern First Team
Devin Sibley, Furman, G, Junior

T.J. Cromer, ETSU, G, Senior

Justin Tuoyo, Chattanooga, PF, Senior

Eric Garcia, Wofford, PG, Senior

Fletcher Magee, Wofford, SG, Sophomore
 
All-Southern Second Team
Kris Acox, Furman, F, Senior

Ria’n Holland, Mercer, PG, Junior

Francis Alonso, UNCG, SG, Sophomore

Diante Baldwin, UNCG, PG, Senior

QJ Peterson, VMI, PG, Senior
 
All-Southern Third Team
Desonta Bradford, ETSU, G, Junior

R.J. White, UNCG, F, Senior

Demetrius Denzel-Dyson, Samford, G, Junior

Wyatt Walker, Samford, F, Sophomore

Tre’ McLean, Chattanooga, G, Senior

Freshman of the Year:

Preston Parks, Citadel, G

Defensive Player of the Year:

Justin Tuoyo, Chattanooga, PF, Senior

SOUTHLAND

Player of the Year:

Erik Thomas, New Orleans, F, Senior

All-Southland First Team
Erik Thomas, New Orleans, F, Senior

Rashawn Thomas, Texas A&M CC, F, Senior

Jordan Howard, Central Arkansas, G, Junior

Colton Weisbod, Lamar, F, Junior

Ehab Amin, Texas A&M CC, G, Junior
 
All-Southland Second Team
TJ Holyfield, Stephen F. Austin, F, Sophomore

Jalin Hart, UIW, G, Junior

Colter Lasher, Houston Baptist, F, Senior

Josh Ibarra, Houston Baptist, C, Junior

Reveal Chukwujekwu, Houston Baptist, G, Senior
 
All-Southland Third Team
Marlain Veal, Southeastern La., G, Sophomore

Liam Thomas, Nicholls, C, Senior

Aurimas Majaukas, Sam Houston St. F/C, Senior

John Dewey III, Sam Houston St., G, Sophomore

Jalone Friday, Abilene Christian, C, Freshman

Freshman of the Year:

Jalone Friday, Abilene Christian, C

Defensive Player of the Year:

Liam Thomas, Nicholls, C, Senior

Coach of the Year:

Mark Siessinger, New Orleans

SWAC

Player of the Year:

Zach Lofton, Texas Southern, G, Junior

All-SWAC First Team
Zach Lofton, Texas Southern, G, Junior

Marcus Romain, Mississippi Valley State, G, Senior

Shawn Prudhomme, Southern, F, Senior

Marquis Vance, Alcorn State, F, Senior

Avery Ugba, Grambling State, C, Senior
 
All-SWAC Second Team
Yettra Specks, Jackson State, G, Senior

Tevin Bellinger, Prairie View A&M, G, Senior

Reginal Johnson, Alcorn St., F, Junior

Kevin Scott, Texas Southern, F, Junior

Jared Sam, Southern, C, Junior
 
Freshman of the Year:

Demontrae Jefferson, Texas Southern, PG

Defensive Player of the Year:

Marvin Jones, Texas Southern, C, Senior

Coach of the Year:

Montrez Robinson, Alcorn State

SUMMIT

Player of the Year:

Mike Daum, South Dakota St., F, Sophomore

All-Summit First Team
Mike Daum, South Dakota St., F, Sophomore

Tyler Flack, South Dakota, F, Senior

Tra-Deon Hollins, Omaha, G, Senior

John Konchar, Fort Wayne, G, Sophomore

Paul Miller, North Dakota St., G, Junior

Matt Mooney, South Dakota, G, Sophomore
 
All-Summit Second Team
Daniel Amigo, Denver, C, Junior

Garret Covington, Western Illinois, G, Senior

Mo Evans, Fort Wayne, G, Senior

Marcus Tyus, Omaha, G, Senior

Dexter Werner, North Dakota St., F, Senior
 
Freshman of the Year:

Emmanuel Nzekwesi, Oral Roberts, PF

6^th Man of the Year:

Dexter Werner, North Dakota St., F, Senior

Defensive Player of the Year:

Tra-Deon Hollins, Omaha, G, Senior

Coach of the Year:

Craig Smith, South Dakota St.

SUN BELT

Player of the Year:

Kevin Hervey, Texas-Arlington, PF, Junior

All-Sun Belt First Team
Kevin Hervey, Texas-Arlington, PF, Junior

Tookie Brown, Georgia Southern, G, Sophomore

Ike Smith, Georgia Southern, G, Sophomore

Kavin Gilder-tilbury, Texas State, F, Senior

Jordon Varnado, Troy, F, Sophomore
 
All-Sun Belt Second Team
Devin Carter, Arkansas State, G, Senior

Jeremy Hollowell, Georgia St., F, Senior

Bryce Washington, Louisiana, F, Junior

Jay Wright, Louisiana, G, Senior

Erick neal, UTA, G, Junior

Ronshad Shabazz, Appalachian State, G, Sophomore

Jaylen Shaw, Coastal Carolina, G, Junior

D’Marcus Simonds, Georgia St., G, Freshman

Frank Bartley IV, Louisiana, G, Junior

Wesley Person, Troy, G, Junior
 
Freshman of the Year:

D’Marcus Simonds, Georgia St., G, Freshman

Defensive Player of the Year:

Jay Wright, Louisiana, G, Senior

Coach of the Year:

Scott Cross, UTA

WCC

Player of the Year:

Nigel Williams-Goss, Gonzaga, PG, Junior

All-WCC First Team
Nigel Williams-Goss, Gonzaga, PG, Junior

Jared Brownridge, Santa Clara, SG, Senior

TJ Haws, BYU, SG, Freshman

Calvin Hermanson, St. Mary’s, F, Junior

Przemek Karnowski, Gonzaga, C, Senior

Jock Landale, St. Mary’s, C, Junior

Eric Mika, BYU, C, Sophomore

Lamond Murray Jr., Pepperdine, SG, Senior

Joe Rahon, St. Mary’s, PG, Senior

Johnathan Williams, Gonzaga, PF, Junior
 
All-WCC Second Team
Brett Bailey, San Diego, F, Senior

Ronnie Boyce III, San Francisco, G, Senior

Brandon Brown, Loyola Marymount, G, Senior

Zach Collins, Gonzaga, C, Freshman

KJ Feagin, Santa Clara, G, Sophomore
 
Freshman of the Year:

Zach Collins, Gonzaga, C, Freshman

Defensive Player of the Year:

Joe Rahon, St. Mary’s, PG, Senior

Coach of the Year:

Mark Few, Gonzaga

WAC

Player of the Year:

Ian Baker, New Mexico State, G, Senior

All-WAC First Team
Ian Baker, New Mexico State, G, Senior

Jaylin Airington, CSU Bakersfield, SG, Senior

Lavell Boyd, UMKC, G, Senior

Joshua Braun, Grand Canyon, G, Junior

DeWayne Russell, Grand Canyon, G, Senior
 
All-WAC Second Team
Dedrick Baile, CSU Bakersfield, PG, Senior

Eli Chuha, New Mexico State, SF, Sophomore

Nick Dixon, UT Rio Grande Valley, G, Junior

Fred Sims Jr., Chicago State, G, Sophomore

Matt Smith, CSU Bakersfield, F, Senior

Freshman of the Year:

Matej Kavas, F, Seattle

Coach of the Year:

Rod Barnes, CSU Bakersfield