November 12, 2012

2012 BCS Rankings Update: Week 12

The fifth BCS rankings came out Sunday. This ranking is important because it decides which if a school makes a BCS bowl game or not and which two schools goes to the BCS National Title Game. I don't really like the BCS because it doesn't give every team a chance to compete for a National Title. There will be a 4 team playoff in starting in the 2014 season which is a start. I would prefer a 16 team playoff, that way if you lose you can still compete for the National Title. The top was shaken up a lot after #1 Alabama feel at home to Texas A&M and Louisville also lost at Syracuse. There are now 4 undefeated teams left, Kansas State, Oregon, Notre Dame and Ohio State. No madder how good Ohio State is this year they will not appear in the BCS rankings due to their postseason ban for this season.

1. Kansas State Wildcats 10-0 (7-0)
Next Game: @ Baylor. 
Last Game: @ TCU, W 23-10.
Last Week Rank: 2nd
Projected BCS Bowl: BCS Title / Fiesta
More Information: Kansas State takes over the #1 spot in the BCS after Texas A&M toppled Alabama. Their offense is great, scoring 40 or more 7 times out of 10 games. They are averaging 42.2PPG which 8th in the nation. Collin Klein continues to look like the Heisman front runner with 2768 total yards and 31 total touchdowns but Johnny Manziel might have something to say about that. They have two games left and if they win out they should be in the BCS Title game. They have to travel to Baylor this week and they have to end the season at home vs. #15 Texas which will somewhat tough. I think Oregon is a better team but Kansas State I think can compete with Oregon if they match up in the BCS Title game. My Rank: 2nd


2. Oregon Ducks 10-0 (7-0)
Next Game: vs. Stanford.
Last Game: @ California, W 59-17.
Last Week Rank: 3rd
Projected BCS Bowl: BCS Title / Rose
More Information: Oregon has a great at offense averaging 54.8 PPG which is 1st in the nation. Oregon's defense isn't bad either. They traveled to California this week and started at slow but after only winning 24-17 in the 3rd quarter than scored 35 straight points. Marcus Mariota has been a great QB for only being a freshman just like Johnny Manziel from Texas A&M. Mariota has put Heisman like numbers with 2680 total yards and 31 total touchdowns. Kenjon Barner didn't have the a great game but still looks like the best RB in the nation. He is 5th in the nation in rushing yards with 1360 yards and is tied for 2nd in the nation with 19 rushing TDs. Barner stills remains in the Heisman race if with the sub par game. They host #13 Stanford this week and if they win they will clinch the Pac-12 North Title.They have to end the season at #16 Oregon State. They will have to play either USC or UCLA in the Pac-12 Title game assuming they will the North. If they win out they will be in primed position to play in the BCS Title game. My Rank: 1st

3. Notre Dame Fighting Irish 10-0

Next Game: vs. Wake Forest.
Last Game: @ Boston College, W 21-6.
Last Week Rank: 4th
Projected BCS Bowl: BCS Title / Any one besides the Title Game
More Information: Notre Dame's defense has looked great. They are tied for 1st in the nation allowing 11.1 PPG on defense. Manti Te'o has led the defense with 6 INTs and 90 tackles and is looking like a Heisman candidate. Notre Dame is looking very likely they will go undefeated this season. They do end the regular season at USC which could be a tough game for them. If they can keep winning they might have a chance to make the BCS Title game depending on how Oregon and Kansas State finish. If Oregon and Kansas State win out I think they will be in the BCS Title game and Notre Dame will get to play either in the Rose Bowl or Fiesta Bowl instead. I think Notre Dame is a very talented team but I think Oregon and Kansas State are more deserving to play for National Title. My Rank: 3rd
4. Alabama Crimson Tide 9-1 (6-1)
Next Game: vs. Western Carolina.  
Last Game: vs. Texas A&M, L 24-29.
Last Week Rank: 1st
Projected BCS Bowl: Sugar
More Information: Just like last year Alabama's defense is great. They are tied for 1st in the nation at 11.1 PPG allowed on defense. Alabama offense has been very good as well. AJ McCarron also has been very solid. He has 2158 passing yards, 20 TDs and 2 INTs. Just like most people in the nation, Alabama learned how good Johnny Manziel is. Texas A&M played at Alabama for the first time ever and came at with the huge upset. This is Alabama's 1st loss since their loss at home to LSU last season. With this lost it looks very unlikely that Alabama will make it back to the BCS Title game. If 2 of the top 3 teams were to lose I think they would be deserving to go but I think that is very unlikely to happen.  Alabama can still win the SEC even with the loss. They will have to beat Auburn the last game of the regular season now to win the SEC West. I think now they will most likely play in the Sugar Bowl assuming they beat #5 Georgia the SEC Title game which will be a tough game. With this loss this year will most likely now end the SEC's 6th straight BCS Natioanl Title streak. My Rank: 4th

5. Georgia Bulldogs 9-1 (7-1)

Next Game: vs. Georgia Southern
Last Game: @ Auburn, W 38-0.
Last Week Rank: 5th
Projected BCS Bowl: Sugar / Any one besides the Title Game
More Information: Georgia has struggled quite a bit this season. They did clinch the SEC East with the win this week vs. Auburn. They have two easy game left before the SEC Title game. They play Georgia Southern and Georgia Tech both at home. They most likely will have to play #4 Alabama in the SEC Title game which will be very tough. If they pull the upset they could get into the BCS Title game if 2 of the top 3 teams were to lose. If they win out and lose to Alabama in the SEC Title game at 11-2 they will have a chance to make a BCS Bowl it will depend on how the other teams finish. Aaron Murray has looked good this year with 2656 passing yards and 24 passing TDs. My Rank: 5th

6. Florida Gators 9-1 (7-1)   

Next Game: vs. Jacksonville State.  
Last Game:  vs. LA-Lafayette, W 27-20.

Last Week Rank: 6th
Projected BCS Bowl: Any one besides the Title Game
More Information: Florida's defense is very strong. They are 3rd in the nation at 12.9 PPG allowed on defense. They haven't allowed 20 points or more in an of their games. With Georgia's win Florida will finish 2nd in the SEC East. They struggled again this week with only beat LA-Lafayette by 7 in the final seconds after returning a blocked punt for a touchdown. They do have another game that should vs. Jacksonville State. Their last game of the year is at #10 Florida State. If If they go 11-1 they might a make a BCS Bowl it will depend on how the other teams in the SEC finish since only 2 teams per conference can play in BCS Bowls. My Rank: 7th
7. LSU Tigers 8-2 (4-2) 
Next Game: vs. Mississippi.  
Last Game: vs. Mississippi State, W 37-17.

Last Week Rank: 7th
Projected BCS Bowl: Unlikely to make one
More Information: Like most SEC teams, LSU has a defense which is very strong. They are 10th in the nation at 15.5 PPG allowed on defense. They have also held all their opponents under 22 points. Their QB, Zach Mettenberger, has struggled at times. LSU has struggled quite a bit during their 6 SEC games. Before this week they only won by 2 points, 2 points and 5 points. They also lost to Florida by 8 points and to Alabama by 4 points. They have a pretty easy schedule left with Mississippi at home and Arkansas on the road. At 10-2 they are unlikely also to make a BCS bowl with 3 SEC teams in front of them in the rankings. LSU is a very solid team but they will probably have to settle for a non-BCS Bowl this season. My Rank: 8th
8. Texas A&M Aggies 8-2 (5-2) 
Next Game: vs. Sam Houston State.  
Last Game: @ Alabama, W 29-24.

Last Week Rank: 15th
Projected BCS Bowl: Any one besides the Title Game
More Information: Texas A&M shocked the football world this week. They went to Alabama for the first time ever and beat the defending National Champions. With the huge win they moved up 7 ranks in the BCS. Texas A&M has a very strong offense. They are averaging 43.1 PPG which is tied for 4th in the nation. Also with their big win the whole nation knows who Johnny "Football" Manziel is now. Before this game he was quietly in the Heisman discussion but now he might be the 2nd best candidate. He has 3794 total yards and 33 total touchdowns. Those numbers are better than Klein's whose is considered the Heisman front runner. More amazingly he is just a freshman. This week he became only the 2nd freshman QB to have more than 2000 passing yards and 1000 rushing yards in a season. They did lose Florida by 3 to open the season and to LSU by 5 earlier in the year but with the win vs. Alabama some experts have them making a BCS bowl rather than Florida or LSU even though they are ranked lower. They can still win the SEC West if Auburn beats Alabama and they beat Missouri. If Alabama, Texas A&M and LSU all tie at the top of the SEC West with a record of 6-2 the winner will be the highest ranked team in the BCS since each team loss to one of the two teams and beat the other. My Rank: 6th
9. South Carolina Gamecocks 8-2 (6-2) 
Next Game: vs. Wofford.  
Last Game: vs. Arkansas, W 38-20.

Last Week Rank: 8th
Projected BCS Bowl: Unlikely to make one
More Information: They have looked very week at times. They lost to LSU by 2 and Florida by 33. They did beat Georgia by 28. They did beat Arkansas this week to improve their record. They are in 3rd place in the SEC East and can't win the SEC East Title. Thanks to the 2 team per conference limit in the BCS Bowls and 5 SEC teams are ranked higher then them, they are extremely unlikely to make a BCS Bowl. They have a really easy game this week vs. Wofford before their last game of the regular season which is at #11 Clemson which will be a hard game. Most likely they will finish 10-2 and miss a BCS Bowl game. My Rank: 10th
10. Florida State Seminoles 9-1 (6-1)   
Next Game: @ Maryland.  
Last Game: @ Virginia Tech, W 28-22.

Last Week Rank: 10th
Projected BCS Bowl: Orange
More Information: Florida State has looked strong but they had a very week schedule. They do have a strong offense and defense. They are averaging 43.1 PPG which is tied for 4th in the nation and are only allowing 13.0 PPG on defense which is 4th in the nation. They have only played one ranked team. They beat then #10 Clemson by 12. They did fall to NC State by 1 point or else they would have a good chance to make the BCS Title game. This week they got a scary from Virginia Tech. They did win by 6 but they had to rally and score late to come out with the win. With the win this week vs. Maryland they will clinch the ACC Atlantic Division assumming they win. Their last remaining hard game will is at home vs. #6 Florida in 2 weeks. They will have to beat the ACC Coastal Division Champion in the ACC Title game. They should easily win the ACC and play in the Orange Bowl regardless of what happens in the Florida game. My Rank: 9th

November 9, 2012

2012-13 NCAA Basketball Season Predictions


 


2012-13 Conference Standings Predictions:

Big East
1. Louisville 
9. Villanova
2. Syracuse
10. Seton Hall 
3. Notre Dame 
11. South Florida
4. Cincinnati 
12. St. John's
5. Pittsburgh
13. DePaul
6. Marquette
14. Connecticut 
7. Georgetown
15. Providence
8. Rutgers
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Regular Season Champions: Louisville Cardinals
Big East Tournament Champions: Louisville Cardinals

ACC
1. North Carolina State
7. Virginia Tech
2. Duke
8. Clemson 
3. North Carolina
9. Maryland
4. Miami (FL)
10. Georgia Tech
5. Florida State 
11. Wake Forest
6. Virginia
12. Boston College
Regular Season Champions: North Carolina State Wolfpack
ACC Tournament Champions: North Carolina State Wolfpack

SEC
1. Kentucky
8. LSU
2. Florida
9. South Carolina
3. Missouri
10. Auburn 
4. Tennessee
11. Texas A&M
5. Alabama
12. Georgia 
6. Arkansas 
13. Vanderbilt
7. Mississippi
14. Mississippi State
Regular Season Champions: Kentucky Wildcats
SEC Tournament Champions: Kentucky Wildcats

Big 12
1. Kansas 
6. Oklahoma State
2. Baylor
7. Oklahoma
3. Texas
8. West Virginia
4. Kansas State
9. Texas Tech 
5. Iowa State
10. TCU
Regular Season Champions: Kansas Jayhawks
Big 12 Tournament Champions: Kansas Jayhawks

Big 10
1. Indiana 
7. Illinois
2. Ohio State
8. Iowa 
3. Michigan 
9. Purdue
4. Michigan State
10. Penn State
5. Wisconsin
11. Northwestern
6. Minnesota
12. Nebraska
Regular Season Champions: Indiana Hoosiers
Big 10 Tournament Champions: Indiana Hoosiers

Pac-12
1. UCLA
7. Washington
2. Arizona
8. Washington State
3. Stanford
9. Oregon State
4. California
10. Oregon
5. USC
11. Arizona State  
6. Colorado
12. Utah
Regular Season Champions: UCLA Bruins
Pac-12 Tournament Champions: Arizona Wildcats

WCC
1. Gonzaga
6. Portland
2. St. Mary's
7. Loyola Marymount
3. BYU
8. San Francisco
4. Santa Clara
9. Pepperdine
5. San Diego 
10. -------------------------------------------------
Regular Season Champions: Gonzaga Bulldogs
Pac-12 Tournament Champions: Gonzaga Bulldogs

Conference USA
1. Memphis
7. Southern Miss
2. UCF
8. Houston
3. East Carolina 
9. SMU
4. Marshall
10. UAB
5. UTEP
11. Tulsa
6. Tulane
12. Rice
Regular Season Champions: Memphis Tigers
Conference USA Tournament Champions: Memphis Tigers

Atlantic 10
1. Saint Louis
9. Xavier
2. Butler
10. La Salle
3. Saint Joseph's
11. St. Bonaventure
4. Temple
12. George Washington
5. VCU
13. Duquesne
6. Massachusetts
14. Fordham
7. Dayton
15. Charlotte
8. Richmond
16. Rhode Island
Regular Season Champions: Saint Louis Billikens
Atlantic 10 Tournament Champions: Saint Joseph's Hawks

Colonial
1. Drexel 
7. James Madison 
2. Old Dominion
8. UNC Wilmington
3. Georgia State
9. Hofstra
4. Northeastern
10. William & Mary
5. Delaware
11. Towson
6. George Mason
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Regular Season Champions: Drexel Dragons
Colonial Tournament Champions: Delaware Fightin Blue Hens

Mountain West
1. UNLV
6. Boise State
2. San Diego State
7. Fresno State
3. New Mexico
8. Nevada
4. Wyoming
9. Air Force
5. Colorado State
10. -------------------------------------------------------
 Regular Season Champions: UNLV Rebels
Mountain West Tournament Champions: UNLV Rebels

Missouri Valley
1. Creighton 
6. Indiana State
2. Northern Iowa
7. Southern Illinois
3. Illinois State
8. Drake
4. Wichita State 
9. Missouri State
5. Evansville 
10. Bradley
 Regular Season Champions: Creighton Bluejays
Missouri Valley Tournament Champions: Creighton Bluejays

Horizon
1. Detroit 
6. UW-Milwaukee 
2. Valparaiso 
7. Loyola (IL)
3. Green Bay 
8. Wright State
4. Cleveland State  
9. Illinois-Chicago
5. Youngstown State
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 Regular Season Champions: Detroit Titans
Horizon Tournament Champions: Valparaiso Crusaders

WAC
1. Utah State
6. Louisiana Tech
2. Idaho
7. Seattle
3. New Mexico State
8. Texas State
4. Texas-Arlington
9. Texas-San Antonio
5. Denver
10. San Jose State
Regular Season Champions: Utah State Aggies
WAC Tournament Champions: New Mexico State Aggies

MAAC
1. Manhattan 
6. Marist 
2. Iona 
7. Canisius 
3. Niagara 
8. Siena
4. Fairfield 
9. Rider
5. Loyola (MD)
10.  Saint Peter's
Regular Season Champions: Manhattan Jaspers
MAAC Tournament Champions: Loyola (MD) Greyhounds

Ivy League
1. Princeton 
5. Yale
2. Columbia
6. Dartmouth 
3. Harvard 
7. Brown
4. Cornell 
8. Pennsylvania
Regular Season Champions: Princeton Tigers

Atlantic Sun
1. USC Upstate 
6. Lipscomb 
2. Mercer
7. East Tennessee State
3. Florida Gulf Coast 
8. Jacksonville
4. Stetson
9. Kennesaw State
5. North Florida 
10. Northern Kentucky
Regular Season Champions: USC Upstate Spartans
Atlantic Sun Tournament Champions: Mercer Bears

Northeast
1. Robert Morris 
7. Mount St. Mary's
2. Wagner Central Connecticut State
8. Monmouth
3. St. Francis (NY) 
9. Central Connecticut State 
4. Long Island
10. Bryant
5. Quinnipiac
11. St. Francis (PA)
6. Sacred Herat
12. Fairleigh Dickinson
Regular Season Champions: Robert Morris Colonials
Northeast Tournament Champions: Long Island Blackbirds 

Southern
North Division:
South Division:
1. Elon 
1. Davidson 
2. UNC Greensboro 
2. College of Charleston 
3. Cattanooga 
3. Furman
4. Western Carolina
4. Georgia Southern
5. Samford
5. Wofford
6. Appalachian State
6. The Citadel
Regular Season Champions: 
North: Elon Phoenix
South: Davidson Wildcats
Southern Tournament Champions: Davidson Wildcats

MAC
East Division:
West Division:
1. Ohio 
1. Toledo 
2. Akron
2. Western Michigan 
3. Kent State
3. Ball State 
4. Buffalo
4. Eastern Michigan
5. Bowling Green 
5. Northern Illinois
6. Miami (OH)
6. Central Michigan
Regular Season Champions: 
East: Ohio Bobcats
West: Toledo Rockets
MAC Tournament Champions: Ohio Bobcats
  
Summit
1. South Dakota State
6. UMKC
2. North Dakota State 
7. IUPUI 
3. Western Illinois 
8. South Dakota
4. Oakland
9. Nebraska Omaha
5. IPFW
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Regular Season Champions: South Dakota State Jackrabbits
Summit Tournament Champions: South Dakota State Jackrabbits

Big South
1. UNC Asheville
7. VMI 
2. Gardner Webb 
8. Radford
3. Coastal Carolina
9. Presbyterian
4. Liberty 
10. Winthrop Campbell
5. Campbell 
11. High Point
6. Charleston Southern
12. Longwood
Regular Season Champions: UNC Asheville Bulldogs
Big South Tournament Champions: Charleston Southern Buccaneers

Sun Belt
East Division:
West Division:
1. Middle Tennessee 
1. North Texas 
2. South Alabama
2. Arkansas State 
3. Western Kentucky
3. Louisiana-Lafayette
4. Florida Atlantic 
4. Arkansas-Little Rock
5. Florida International
5. Louisiana-Monroe
6. Troy
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Regular Season Champions: 
East: Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders
West: North Texas Mean Green
Sun Belt Tournament Champions: North Texas Mean Green

Big Sky
1. Montana
7. Eastern Washington
2. Weber State
8. Sacramento State
3. Northern Colorado
9. Idaho State
4. North Dakota
10. Portland State
5. Southern Utah
11. Northern Arizona
6. Montana State
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Regular Season Champions: Montana Grizzlies
Big Sky Tournament Champions: Montana Grizzlies

Patriot
1. Bucknell
5. Holy Cross
2. Lehigh
6. Lafayette
3. American
7. Navy
4. Army
8. Colgate
Regular Season Champions: Bucknell Bison
Patriot Tournament Champions: Lehigh Mountain Hawks

Big West
1. Long Beach State
6. Cal State Fullerton
2. Hawaii
7. UC Davis
3. Pacific
8. UC Santa Barbara
4. UC Irvine
9. Cal State Northridge
5. Cal Poly
10. UC Riverside
Regular Season Champions: Long Beach State 49ers
Big Sky Tournament Champions: Long Beach State 49ers

Ohio Valley 
East Division:
West Division:
1. Belmont
1. Murray State
2. Tennessee State
2. Southeast Missouri State
3. Jacksonville State
3. Austin Peay
4. Morehead State
4. Tennessee-Martin
5. Eastern Kentucky 
5. SIU-Edwardsville
6. Tennessee Tech
6. Eastern Illinois
  Regular Season Champions: 
East: Belmont Bruins
West: Murray State Racers
Ohio Valley Tournament Champions: Murray State Racers

America East
1. Vermont
6. New Hampshire
2. Albany
7. UMBC
3. Stony Brook
8. Hartford
4. Maine
9. Binghamton
5. Boston University
10. -------------------------------------------------------
Regular Season Champions: Vermont Catamounts
America East Tournament Champions: Stony Brook Seawolves

Southland
1. Oral Roberts
6. McNeese State
2. Stephen F. Austin
7. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
3. Sam Houston State
8. Lamar
4. SE Louisiana
9. Nicholls State
5. Northwestern State
10. Central Arkansas
  Regular Season Champions: Oral Roberts Golden Eagles
Southland Tournament Champions: Oral Roberts Golden Eagles

MEAC
1. Savannah State
8. Hampton
2. Delaware State
9. Florida A&M
3. Morgan State
10. Norfolk State
4. North Carolina A&T
11. Maryland Eastern Shore
5. Bethune-Cookman
12. South Carolina State
6. North Carolina Central
13. Coppin State  
7. Howard
14. -------------------------------------------------------
Regular Season Champions: Savannah State Tigers
MEAC Tournament Champions: Delaware State Hornets

SWAC
1. Texas Southern
6. Alcorn State
2. Jackson State
7. Alabama State
3. Southern
8. Alabama A&M
4. Prairie View A&M
9. Missouri Valley State
5. Arkansas Pine-Bluff
10. Grambling State
Regular Season Champions: Texas Southern Tigers
SWAC Tournament Champions: Texas Southern Tigers

Great West
1. Utah Valley
4. NJIT
2. Houston Baptist
5. Chicago State
3. Texas-Pan American
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Regular Season Champions: Utah Valley Wolverines
Great West Tournament Champions: Utah Valley Wolverines

2013 NCAA Tournament Predictions:

2012-13 NCAA Basketball National Champions: 
Kentucky Wildcats are 2012-13 National Champions. 
2012 NCAA Basketball Tournament MOP is Kyle Wiltjer, Kentucky.
2013 National Championship Game: 
Kentucky Wildcats vs. Indiana Hoosiers, Kentucky wins 79-76, OT. Game in Atlanta. 
2013 Final Four:
Kentucky Wildcats vs. Kansas Jayhawks, Kentucky wins 67-60. Game in Atlanta. 
Indiana Hoosiers vs. Florida Gators, Indiana wins 76-71. Game in Atlanta.  
2013 Elite Eight:
Kentucky Wildcats vs. North Carolina State Wolfpack, Kentucky wins 71-61. Game in Washington D.C.
Kansas Jayhawks vs. Ohio State Buckeyes, Kansas wins 74-71, OT. Game in Arlington. 
Indiana Hoosiers vs. Syracuse Orange, Indiana wins 67-63. Game in Indianapolis.
Louisville Cardinals vs. Florida Gators, Florida wins 80-79, 2OT. Game in Los Angeles. 
2013 Sweet Sixteen:
Kentucky Wildcats vs. Missouri Tigers, Kentucky wins 72-62. Game in Washington D.C.
North Carolina State Wolfpack vs. Michigan State Spartans, North Carolina State wins 66-61. Game in Washington D.C.
Kansas Jayhawks vs. North Carolina Tarheels, Kansas wins 69-65. Game in Arlington. 
Ohio State Buckeyes vs. UCLA Bruins, Ohio State wins 70-59. Game in Arlington. 
Indiana Hoosiers vs. Creighton Bluejays, Indiana wins 74-63. Game in Indianapolis.
Syracuse Orange vs. Duke Blue Devils, Syracuse wins 77-75, OT. Game in Indianapolis.
Louisville Cardinals vs. Memphis Tigers, Louisville wins 68-56. Game in Los Angeles.
Florida Gators vs. Michigan Wolverines, Florida wins 75-68. Game in Los Angeles. 

2012-13 NCAA Basketball Awards:

2012-13 All-Americans:
1st Team:
G: Isaiah Canaan, Senior, Murray State.
G: Shabazz Muhammad, Freshman, UCLA.
F: Doug McDermott, Junior, Creighton. 
F: Deshaun Thomas, Junior, Ohio State.
C: Cody Zeller, Sophomore, Indiana.
2nd Team:
G: Trey Burke, Sophomore, Michigan.
G: Jamaal Franklin, Junior, San Diego State.
F: C.J. Lesile, Junior, North Carolina State.
F: James Michael-McAdoo, Sophomore, North Carolina.
C: Nerlens Noel, Freshman, Kentucky.
3rd Team:
G: Phil Pressey, Junior, Missouri.
G: Aaron Craft, Junior, Ohio State.
F: Mike Moser, Junior, UNLV.
F: Kyle Wiltjer, Sophomore, Kentucky.
C: Jeff Withey, Senior, Kansas.

Wooden Award (Best Player): Cody Zeller, So., Indiana. 19.3 PPG, 10.7 RPG, 1.8 APG.
Freshman of the Year: Shabazz Muhammad, UCLA. 18.6 PPG, 6.6 RPG, 4.1 APG.
Bob Cousy Award (Best PG): Isaiah Canaan, Sr., Murray State. 22.3 PPG, 4.0 RPG, 6.4 APG.
Pete Newell Big Man Award: Cody Zeller, So., Indiana. 19.3 PPG, 10.7 RPG, 1.8 APG.
Defensive Player of the Year: Gorgui Dieng, Jr., Louisville. 10.8 RPG, 3.6 BPG, 1.3 SPG.
Senior Class Award (Best Senior): Isaiah Canaan, Murray State. 22.3 PPG, 4.0 RPG, 6.4 APG.