There comes a point in every dominant UConn win in the NCAA tournament when Dan Hurley finally relaxes. Two straight years, 12 straight games. It's become an inevitability. In the first four games of this year's tournament, it came early in the second half. Against Alabama, it didn't come until Tristen Newton (6'5''-G-2001)'s 3 with 1:04 left to put the game out of reach. Hurley looked at the UConn crowd and put up three fingers. And against Purdue in Monday night's national championship game, it came after Newton was fouled by Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) on a jump shot with 3:50 remaining. The rebound came to Hurley, who bounced it three times with excitement and maybe even a hint of a smile. He could finally relax: UConn's spot in history was cemented. The Huskies defeated Purdue 75-60, winning their second straight national championship and becoming the first team to go back-to-back since Florida in 2006 and 2007. And after one of the most dominant NCAA tournament runs in history last year, when UConn beat its six opponents by 20.0 points per game, it was even more unbeatable this year. After Monday's win, the Huskies' average scoring margin in their six wins was 23.3 points. Once again, all six wins came by double-digits making that 12 straight NCAA tournament wins by at least 10 points dating back to last season. UConn's defensive game plan was clear from the outset: Defend Edey with Donovan Clingan (7'2''-C-2004), let him go one-on-one and make sure nobody else on Purdue gets going. The numbers backed up that strategy. In Purdue's wins this season, Edey averaged 24.9 points. In Purdue's losses, Edey averaged 25.0 points. Simply put, Edey was going to get his production regardless. But if the Boilermakers' complementary pieces failed to provide the reigning Wooden Award winner with any help, UConn would win its second straight title. As a result, the much-anticipated battle between Edey and Clingan wasn't much of a battle in the early minutes of the game. Edey short-armed his first shot over Clingan, hitting the front rim. For the next 11 minutes, though, he did whatever he wanted against UConn's projected top-five NBA draft pick. He scored over Clingan, absorbed contact to finish through Clingan and even caught a lob and dunked against Clingan. Purdue was getting Edey the ball in good position and he was scoring at will. "You may coach or play your whole career and never coach or play against somebody of his stature," Hurley said on Sunday. "Truly a giant player." After he scored his 13th and 14th points of the game with 8:07 left in the first half to give Purdue a two-point lead, he looked over at the UConn bench and then exchanged a few words with Hurley as the two teams jogged back to their respective huddles at the under-eight media timeout. Hurley was working the officials, as he typically does, yelling "He never fouls!" and "What the f- was that?" after a pair of what he perceived were missed calls on Edey. Over the final eight minutes of the first half, though, Edey struggled and Purdue struggled. He scored just two points the rest of the opening period, with UConn opening up a seven-point lead after an 11-2 run with 3:29 left. Braden Smith (6'0''-PG-2003), who failed to take care of the ball in Saturday's Final Four win over NC State, scored five straight points to keep Purdue in the game when it looked like UConn was getting separation. Smith had been highly effective in the opening 20 minutes at using ball-screens to get into the lane against UConn's defense and then either finding Edey for a basket or scoring himself. Pressuring Smith with freshman Stephon Castle (6'6''-G-2004), who shut down Northwestern's Boo Buieand Illinois' Terrence Shannon Jr. earlier in the NCAA tournament, was clearly a big part of UConn's defensive gameplan, with Hurley constantly yelling at Castle to stay on Smith and turn up the heat on him. "I think when you miss shots, you're used to making them, you turn the ball over, you're used to not, I think that combination for Braden (vs. NC State) was really hard for him to take in," Purdue coach Matt Painter said on Sunday. "I think our team, our staff did a good job of keeping him positive. He's a big piece of what we do. He runs the show for us." UConn's early success came from its veteran backcourt of Tristen Newton and Cam Spencer. The Huskies had success at utilizing high ball-screens, dribble handoffs and pindowns, which allowed their guards to catch the ball with momentum going to the basket. It forced Edey to drop toward his own basket, giving UConn's guards room to maneuver for runners and leaners in the lane. The Huskies were also able to keep Purdue the nation's second-best 3-point shooting team from getting clean looks from the perimeter. The Boilermakers attempted just two 3-pointers in the first half, with Smith's 3 as the shot clock was winding down the lone make. They finished the game just 1-for-7 from behind the arc. "Just the size of guards, to have a 6-5 Tristen Newton, Stephon Castle who is 6-6, to be able to put him on a point guard or on a wing scorer, either one of those guys," Hurley said Sunday of his perimeter group. "It just affects passing windows. I think for guards, whether it's the ball screen game or post feeding. Obviously it shrinks the court for the opponent, as well. Allows you to contest the 3-point line at those spots. Even Karaban, who is 6-8, 6-9, he's got great length at his position as well." A missed runner from Spencer in the final seconds of the first half kept the halftime score at 36-30.
Courtesy of: espn.com

MVP: Tristen Newton (6'5''-G-2001) of UConn

NCAA All-Tournament First Team 2024

Horne

Sears

Clingan

Edey

Newton

First Team
DJ Horne (6'1''-G) of NC State
Mark Sears (6'1''-G-2002) of Alabama
Donovan Clingan (7'2''-C-2004) of UConn
Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue
Tristen Newton (6'5''-G-2001) of UConn

NCAA All-Tournament Second Team 2024

Knecht

Burns

McCain

Shannon Jr.

Castle

Second Team
Dalton Knecht (6'6''-G-2001) of Tennessee
DJ Burns (6'7''-F) of YSU
Jared McCain (6'3''-G-2004) of Duke
Terrence Shannon Jr. (6'6''-G-2000) of Illinois
Stephon Castle (6'6''-G-2004) of UConn

NCAA All-Tournament Honorable Mention 2024

Domask

Hunter

Loyer

Nelson

Smith

Spencer

Honorable Mention
Marcus Domask (6'6''-G/F-2000) of Illinois
Chase Hunter (6'3''-G-2001) of Clemson
Fletcher Loyer (6'4''-G-2003) of Purdue
Grant Nelson (6'11''-F-2002) of Alabama
Braden Smith (6'0''-PG-2003) of Purdue
Cam Spencer (6'4''-G-2000) of UConn

NCAA East Region Team Team 2024

Clingan

Spencer

Castle

LeDee

Shannon Jr.

East Region Team
Donovan Clingan (7'2''-C-2004) of UConn
Cam Spencer (6'4''-G-2000) of UConn
Stephon Castle (6'6''-G-2004) of UConn
Jaedon LeDee (6'9''-F-1999) of SDSU
Terrence Shannon Jr. (6'6''-G-2000) of Illinois

NCAA West Region Team 2024

Sears

Hall

Schieffelin

Hunter

Nelson

West Region Team
Mark Sears (6'1''-G-2002) of Alabama
PJ Hall (6'10''-C-2002) of Clemson
Ian Schieffelin (6'7''-F) of Clemson
Chase Hunter (6'3''-G-2001) of Clemson
Grant Nelson (6'11''-F-2002) of Alabama

Dre Davis (6'6''-G/F-2001) (Indianapolis, Ind.) scored the game-winning layup with 16 seconds remaining as the Seton Hall men's basketball team took home the 2024 NIT championship with a victory over Indiana State, 79-77, on Thursday night inside Hinkle Fieldhouse.
The win gives the Pirates, who ended the game on a 9-0 run over the final 2:38, their second NIT title in program history and first since 1953. Al-Amir Dawes (6'2''-G-2001) (Newark, N.J.) capped off his strong tournament with a game-high 24 points, while Kadary Richmond (6'6''-G-2001) (Brooklyn, N.Y.) finished with 21 points and 13 rebounds. Richmond, Dawes and Davis were all named to the NIT All-Tournament Team and Dawes was named the NIT's Most Outstanding Player.
The team is flying home Friday morning, and Seton Hall will welcome the champions back to campus with a public celebration on the green in front of the Seton Hall University Center. The Seton Hall University community and all Pirates fans are welcome to attend. A brief celebratory program will occur with Seton Hall University Director of Athletics Bryan Felt, Head Men's Basketball Coach Shaheen Holloway and the entire team.

How It Happened
Seton Hall led 16-10 with 13:49 left in the first half as the Pirates found success capitalizing off of multiple Indiana State turnovers. The Sycamores would go on to rattle off 10-straight points to jump in front by three, 19-16, before an 11-3 run by the Pirates, including five-consecutive made free throws by Dawes, put The Hall back ahead, 27-22, with 8:06 to go before halftime.
A Davis three-pointer at the 3:30 mark in the first half gave the Pirates their largest lead of the game, 39-28, but the Sycamores would use a half-closing 11-0 run to tie the score up at 39-39. Despite the momentum switch in the Sycamores' favor in the latter stages of the first 20 minutes, the Pirates came out strong in the second half as Davis scored seven of The Hall's first 12 points that gave the Pirates a nine-point lead, 51-42.
Indiana State made it a one-point game, 58-57, with 10:17 left when a Richmond layup, a defensive stop and a lefty layup from Dylan Addae-Wusu (Bronx, N.Y.), pushed the Pirates' lead to five, 62-57. A 12-5 run by the Sycamores gave them their first lead since the 10-minute mark in the first half and they would later lead by seven, 77-70, with 3:03 left in the game. That's when the Pirates' three captains — Dawes, Davis and Richmond — took over the game. Richmond's layup off of his own offensive rebounds with 2:38 left made it a five-point game before five-consecutive points were scored by Dawes, including an off-balance three-pointer that tied score up at 77-77 with 1:05 to go. With under a minute left, the ball was Davis' hands and his patented spin move in the lane put the Pirates in front for good at 79-77 with 16 seconds remaining.
On the final possession of the game, a block by Bediako on an Indiana State shot beyond the three-point line helped seal the NIT championship for the Pirates. The Seton Hall defense held Indiana State scoreless over the last 3:03 and the Sycamores missed their last seven shots.

Inside the Box Score
Both teams shot well from the floor as Indiana State shot 47 percent and Seton Hall shot 45 percent.
The Pirates shot 35 percent from deep and Indiana State shot at a 38 percent clip a the three-point line.
The Pirates shot 89 percent (17-of-19) from the free throw line and the Sycamores shot 90 percent (9-of-10).
There were nine ties and 12 lead chances but Seton Hall held the lead for 26:23 of game time.
The Pirates owned a 38-30 edge in points in the paint.
Seton Hall scored 20 points off of 15 Indiana State turnovers
The Sycamores finished plus-four on the glass, 35-31.
News & Notes

This is Seton Hall's second NIT championship in program history and its first since 1953.
Seton Hall's 25 wins this season is tied for the fourth-most in program history and the most since the Pirates' 25-win BIG EAST Tournament championship season in 2015-16.
Head coach Shaheen Holloway is now 6-0 in the city Indianapolis with wins over Kentucky and Murray State in the 2022 NCAA Tournament, two road wins over Butler and two wins this year's NIT over Georgia and Indiana State.
Seton Hall has won five straight games at Hinkle Fieldhouse including eight of its last 10 contests.
Dawes finishes his career with 169 made three-pointers, which ranks 14th in program history.
Dawes' 91 made three-pointers this season is tied for the eighth-most in a single season in program history.
Dawes finished with 12 20-point games this season and 20 in his career.
Richmond notched his eighth double-double of the season and the 11th of his career.

Courtesy of shupirates.com

NIT All-Tournament MVP
Al-Amir Dawes of Seton Hall

NIT All-Tournament Team -2024
Kadary Richmond of Seton Hall
Al-Amir Dawes of Seton Hall
Dre Davis of Seton Hall
Ryan Conwell (6'4''-G) of Indiana St.
Robbie Avila (6'10''-C) of Indiana St.

Cameron Tyson (6'3''-G-1999) was named MVP, scoring 30 points to cap his collegiate career.

Seattle University men's basketball completed the rare feat of finishing the season with a championship win, capturing the 2024 Ro College Basketball Invitational title with a 77-67 victory over top-seed High Point Wednesday night in Daytona Beach.
The Redhawks won four straight games over five days to capture the tournament title and conclude the season with a a 23-14 overall record.
Seattle U's senior trio of Cameron Tyson, Alex Schumacher (6'3''-G) and Seyi Reiley led the way all tournament long. The title game was no different. Tyson earned tournament MVP honors, capping his collegiate career with a 30-point effort, including seven three pointers. Schumacher was named to the all-tournament team following a 22-point, five rebound, four assist performance. Reiley closed out his career with 10 points and a career-high 16 rebounds.
A masterful defensive performance to start the game, the Redhawks held the high-scoring Panthers to just three points over the first 10 minutes of play.
High Point (27-9) would eventually get going, cutting into the Redhawks' 17-point lead and pull within six, 28-22. Seattle U would take a 30-22 lead into the break.
The second half would go back and forth until the final minutes. With High Point holding a 67-66 advantage with 1:56 to play, the Redhawks turned on the afterburners. Brandton Chatfield buried a straightaway three, Reiley drained a pair of free throws after a High Point flagrant foul, then slammed home an alley-pop dunk on the next play.
The seven-point possession put the Redhawks in the drivers' seat, 73-67. Schumacher and Tyson each sank a pair of free throws to close out an 11-0 run to secure the title.

Courtesy of goseattleu.com

CBI All-Tournament MVP:
Cameron Tyson of Seattle

CBI All-Tournament Team:
Cameron Tyson of Seattle
Alex Schumacher of Seattle
Juslin Bodo Bodo (7'0''-C) of High Point
Kezza Giffa (6'2''-G-2002) of High Point
Izaiyah Nelson (6'10''-F) of Arkansas State

National Player of the Year: Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue
National Player of the Year Runner-Up: Dalton Knecht (6'6''-G-2001) of Tennessee
Freshman of the Year: Reed Sheppard (6'3''-G) of Kentucky
Freshman of the Year Runner-up: Robert Dillingham (6'2''-G-2005) of Kentucky
Defensive Player of the Year: Jamal Shead (6'1''-G) of Houston
Defensive Player of the Year Runner-Up: Ryan Dunn (6'8''-G) of Virginia
Transfer of the Year: Dalton Knecht (6'6''-G-2001) of Tennessee
Breakout Star: Jaedon LeDee (6'9''-F-1999) of SDSU
Coach of the Year: Danny Hurley of UConn
Coach of the Year Runner-Up: Lamont Paris of S.Carolina
Coach of the Year Runner-Up: Kyle Smith of WSU
Coach of the Year Runner-Up: T.J. Otzelberger of Iowa St.

ESPN.com All-America First Team 2024

Edey

Knecht

Davis

Shead

Love

First Team
Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue
Dalton Knecht (6'6''-G-2001) of Tennessee
RJ Davis (6'0''-PG-2001) of UNC
Jamal Shead (6'1''-G) of Houston
Caleb Love (6'4''-G-2001) of Arizona

ESPN.com All-America Second Team 2024

Kolek

McCullar Jr.

Sears

Broome

Dickinson

Second Team
Tyler Kolek (6'3''-G-2001) of Marquette
Kevin McCullar Jr. (6'6''-G-2001) of Kansas
Mark Sears (6'1''-G-2002) of Alabama
Johni Broome (6'10''-F-2002) of Auburn
Hunter Dickinson (7'1''-C-2000) of Kansas

ESPN.com All-America Third Team 2024

LeDee

Scheierman

Holmes II

Reeves

Newton

Third Team
Jaedon LeDee (6'9''-F-1999) of SDSU
Baylor Scheierman (6'7''-G-2000) of Creighton
DaRon Holmes II (6'10''-F) of Dayton
Antonio Reeves (6'5''-G) of Kentucky
Tristen Newton (6'5''-G-2001) of UConn

ESPN.com All-America Honorable Mention 2024

Shannon Jr.

Carter

Filipowski

Buie

Honorable Mention
Terrence Shannon Jr. (6'6''-G-2000) of Illinois
Devin Carter (6'3''-G-2002) of Providence
Kyle Filipowski (7'0''-C-2003) of Duke
Boo Buie (6'0''-PG-2000) of Northwestern

USBWA All-America 1st Team 2024

Edey

Knecht

Davis

Shead

Kolek

First Team
Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue
Dalton Knecht (6'6''-G-2001) of Tennessee
RJ Davis (6'0''-PG-2001) of UNC
Jamal Shead (6'1''-G) of Houston
Tyler Kolek (6'3''-G-2001) of Marquette

USBWA All-America Second Team 2024

Newton

Filipowski

Dickinson

Love

Sears

Second Team
Tristen Newton (6'5''-G-2001) of UConn
Kyle Filipowski (7'0''-C-2003) of Duke
Hunter Dickinson (7'1''-C-2000) of Kansas
Caleb Love (6'4''-G-2001) of Arizona
Mark Sears (6'1''-G-2002) of Alabama

USBWA All-America Third Team 2024

Broome

Holmes II

Bacot Jr.

Reeves

Scheierman

Third Team
Johni Broome (6'10''-F-2002) of Auburn
DaRon Holmes II (6'10''-F) of Dayton
Armando Bacot Jr. (6'11''-F/C-2000) of UNC
Antonio Reeves (6'5''-G) of Kentucky
Baylor Scheierman (6'7''-G-2000) of Creighton

USBWA All-America Honorable Mention 2024

LeDee

Buie

McCullar Jr.

Shannon Jr.

Cryer

Honorable Mention
Jaedon LeDee (6'9''-F-1999) of SDSU
Boo Buie (6'0''-PG-2000) of Northwestern
Kevin McCullar Jr. (6'6''-G-2001) of Kansas
Terrence Shannon Jr. (6'6''-G-2000) of Illinois
LJ Cryer (6'1''-G-2001) of Houston

Sporting News All-America 1st Team 2024

Knecht

Davis

Edey

Newton

Shead

First Team
Dalton Knecht (6'6''-G-2001) of Tennessee
RJ Davis (6'0''-PG-2001) of UNC
Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue
Tristen Newton (6'5''-G-2001) of UConn
Jamal Shead (6'1''-G) of Houston

Sporting News All-America Second Team 2024

Dickinson

Holmes II

Kolek

LeDee

Sears

Second Team
Hunter Dickinson (7'1''-C-2000) of Kansas
DaRon Holmes II (6'10''-F) of Dayton
Tyler Kolek (6'3''-G-2001) of Marquette
Jaedon LeDee (6'9''-F-1999) of SDSU
Mark Sears (6'1''-G-2002) of Alabama

Sporting News All-America Third Team 2024

Reeves

Scheierman

Filipowski

Broome

Love

Third Team
Antonio Reeves (6'5''-G) of Kentucky
Baylor Scheierman (6'7''-G-2000) of Creighton
Kyle Filipowski (7'0''-C-2003) of Duke
Johni Broome (6'10''-F-2002) of Auburn
Caleb Love (6'4''-G-2001) of Arizona

John R. Wooden Award: Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue

John R. Wooden Finalists 2024

Davis

Edey

Knecht

Newton

Shead

Finalists
RJ Davis (6'0''-PG-2001) of UNC
Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue
Dalton Knecht (6'6''-G-2001) of Tennessee
Tristen Newton (6'5''-G-2001) of UConn
Jamal Shead (6'1''-G-2002) of Houston

John R. Wooden All-American Team 2024

Davis

Dickinson

Edey

Filipowski

Knecht

Kolek

All-American Team
RJ Davis (6'0''-PG-2001) of UNC
Hunter Dickinson (7'1''-C-2000) of Kansas
Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue
Kyle Filipowski (7'0''-C-2003) of Duke
Dalton Knecht (6'6''-G-2001) of Tennessee
Tyler Kolek (6'3''-G-2001) of Marquette
Jaedon LeDee (6'9''-F-1999) of SDSU
Caleb Love (6'4''-G-2001) of Arizona
Tristen Newton (6'5''-G-2001) of UConn
Jamal Shead (6'1''-G-2002) of Houston

USBWA Oscar Robertson Trophy (Nation's Division I National Player of the Year): Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue

Jersey Mike's Naismith Player of the Year: Zach Edey of Purdue

Jersey Mike's Naismith Player of the Year Finalists
RJ Davis (6'0''-PG-2001) of North Carolina
Zach Edey of Purdue
Dalton Knecht (6'6''-G-2001) of Tennessee
Jamal Shead (6'1''-G-2002) of Houston

Werner Ladder Naismith Coach of the Year: Dan Hurley of UConn

Werner Ladder Naismith Coach of the Year Finalists
Dan Hurley of UConn
T.J. Otzelberger of Iowa State
Lamont Paris of South Carolina
Kelvin Sampson of Houston

Naismith Defensive Player of the Year: Jamal Shead of Houston

Naismith Defensive Player of the Year Finalists
Zach Edey of Purdue
Ryan Kalkbrenner (7'1''-C-2002) of Creighton
Tamin Lipsey (6'1''-G-2003) of Iowa State
Jamal Shead of Houston

East All-Stars
Jamison Battle (6'7''-F) of Ohio St.
Isaiah Cozart (6'7''-F) of EKU
Jack Gohlke (6'3''-G) of Oakland
Jordan King (6'0''-PG) of Richmond
Josh Oduro (6'9''-F-2000) of Providence
Quincy Olivari (6'3''-G-2001) of Xavier
Drew Pember (6'11''-F-2000) of UNC Asheville
Quinten Post (7'0''-C/F-2000) of Boston Coll.
Tyler Thomas (6'3''-G) of Hofstra
Jahmir Young (6'1''-G) of Maryland
Head Coach: Greg Kampe of Oakland

West All-Stars
Branden Carlson (7'0''-C-2000) of Utah
Isaiah Crawford (6'6''-F-2001) of La Tech
Sean East II (6'3''-G-1999) of Missouri
Jesse Edwards (6'11''-C-2000) of WVU
Enrique Freeman (6'7''-F-2000) of Akron
Jaelen House (6'0''-PG-2001) of N.Mexico
Isaac Jones (6'9''-F) of WSU
Gabe McGlothan (6'7''-F) of GCU
Elijah Pepper (6'4''-G) of UC Davis
Tylor Perry (5'11''-PG-2001) of Kansas St.
Keisei Tominaga (6'2''-G-2001) of Nebraska
Head Coach: Steve Lavin of San Diego

Player of the Year: Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue
Pete Newell Big Man of the Year: Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue
Defensive Player of the Year: Jamal Shead (6'1''-G) of Houston
Freshman of the Year: Reed Sheppard (6'3''-G) of Kentucky
Coach of the Year: Kelvin Sampson of Houston

District 1

Coach of the Year: John Becker of Vermont

NABC Division I All-District 1 1st Team 2024

Balanc

Daniels

Gross-Bullock

James

Leffew

First Team
Matt Balanc (6'4''-G) of Quinnipiac
Clarence Daniels (6'6''-F) of UNH
Sherif Gross-Bullock (6'5''-G) of Bryant
Mervin James (6'7''-F-2000) of Rider
Dakota Leffew (6'5''-G) of Mt.St.Mary's

NABC Division I All-District 1 Second Team 2024

Bogues

Brown

Fields

Leach

Timberlake Jr.

Second Team
Shamir Bogues (6'4''-G-2002) of Vermont
Dion Brown (6'3''-G) of UMBC
Caleb Fields (6'2''-G) of Fairfield
Jalen Leach (6'4''-G) of Fairfield
Earl Timberlake Jr. (6'6''-G-2000) of Bryant

Coach of the Year: Hubert Davis of UNC

NABC Division I All-District 2 1st Team 2024

Beekman

Davis

Filipowski

Hall

Sallis

First Team
Reece Beekman (6'3''-G-2001) of Virginia
RJ Davis (6'0''-PG-2001) of UNC
Kyle Filipowski (7'0''-C-2003) of Duke
PJ Hall (6'10''-C-2002) of Clemson
Hunter Sallis (6'5''-G-2003) of Wake Forest

NABC Division I All-District 2 Second Team 2024

Bacot Jr.

Hinson

Horne

Mintz

Omier

Second Team
Armando Bacot Jr. (6'11''-F/C-2000) of UNC
Blake Hinson (6'7''-F-1999) of Pittsburgh
DJ Horne (6'1''-G) of NC State
Judah Mintz (6'3''-G-2003) of Syracuse
Norchad Omier (6'7''-F-2001) of Miami, FL

Coach of the Year: A.W. Hamilton of EKU

NABC Division I All-District 3 1st Team 2024

Blackmon

Cozart

Lanier

Miles

Pember

First Team
Jalen Blackmon (6'3''-G) of Stetson
Isaiah Cozart (6'7''-F) of EKU
Chaz Lanier (6'4''-G) of UNF
Duke Miles (6'3''-G-2002) of High Point
Drew Pember (6'11''-F-2000) of UNC Asheville

NABC Division I All-District 3 Second Team 2024

Burden

Hamilton

Sharp

Talford

Walker

Second Team
Terrell Burden (5'10''-PG) of KSU
Kimani Hamilton (6'7''-F-2003) of High Point
DeMarcus Sharp (6'3''-G-1998) of Austin Peay
Kelton Talford (6'7''-F) of Winthrop
Leland Walker (6'1''-G) of EKU

Coach of the Year: Chris Mooney of Richmond

NABC Division I All-District 4 1st Team 2024

Hall

Holmes II

King

Reynolds II

Shulga

First Team
Keyshawn Hall (6'7''-G/F-2003) of GMU
DaRon Holmes II (6'10''-F) of Dayton
Jordan King (6'0''-PG) of Richmond
Erik Reynolds II (6'2''-G) of St.Joseph's
Max Shulga (6'4''-G-2002) of VCU

NABC Division I All-District 4 Second Team 2024

Bishop IV

Cohen

Cross

Venning

Watson

Second Team
James Bishop IV (6'2''-G) of GWU
Josh Cohen (6'1''-F) of UMass
Matt Cross (6'7''-F) of UMass
Chad Venning (6'10''-F) of St.Bonaventure
Desmond Watson (6'5''-G-2003) of Loyola, IL

Coach of the Year: Danny Hurley of UConn

NABC Division I All-District 5 1st Team 2024

Carter

Kolek

Newton

Richmond

Scheierman

First Team
Devin Carter (6'3''-G-2002) of Providence
Tyler Kolek (6'3''-G-2001) of Marquette
Tristen Newton (6'5''-G-2001) of UConn
Kadary Richmond (6'6''-G-2001) of Seton Hall
Baylor Scheierman (6'7''-G-2000) of Creighton

NABC Division I All-District 5 Second Team 2024

Alexander

Ighodaro

Kalkbrenner

Olivari

Spencer

Second Team
Trey Alexander (6'4''-G-2003) of Creighton
Oso Ighodaro (6'9''-F-2002) of Marquette
Ryan Kalkbrenner (7'1''-C-2002) of Creighton
Quincy Olivari (6'3''-G-2001) of Xavier
Cam Spencer (6'4''-G) of UConn

Coach of the Year: Bryce Drew of GCU

NABC Division I All-District 6 1st Team 2024

Coward

Grant-Foster

Jones

Thomas

Tyson

First Team
Cedric Coward (6'6''-F-2003) of EWU
Tyon Grant-Foster (6'7''-G) of GCU
Dillon Jones (6'6''-F) of Weber St.
Saint Thomas (6'7''-F) of N.Colorado
Cameron Tyson (6'3''-G-1999) of Seattle

NABC Division I All-District 6 Second Team 2024

Daniels

Ford III

Harrison

McGlothan

Schumacher

Second Team
Dominique Daniels (5'9''-PG) of CBU
Robert Ford III (6'0''-PG) of Montana St.
Rayshon Harrison (6'4''-G) of GCU
Gabe McGlothan (6'7''-F) of GCU
Alex Schumacher (6'3''-G) of Seattle

Coach of the Year: Fred Hoiberg of Nebraska

NABC Division I All-District 7 1st Team 2024

Buie

Edey

Shannon Jr.

Walker

Young

First Team
Boo Buie (6'0''-PG-2000) of Northwestern
Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue
Terrence Shannon Jr. (6'6''-G-2000) of Illinois
Tyson Walker (6'1''-G-2000) of Michigan St.
Jahmir Young (6'1''-G) of Maryland

NABC Division I All-District 7 Second Team 2024

Baldwin Jr.

Domask

Garcia

Smith

Storr

Second Team
Ace Baldwin Jr. (6'1''-G) of Penn St.
Marcus Domask (6'6''-G/F-2000) of Illinois
Dawson Garcia (6'1''-F-2001) of Minnesota
Braden Smith (6'0''-PG) of Purdue
AJ Storr (6'6''-G) of Wisconsin

Coach of the Year: Kelvin Sampson of Houston

NABC Division I All-District 8 1st Team 2024

Abmas

Dickinson

Lipsey

McCullar Jr.

Shead

First Team
Max Abmas (6'0''-PG-2001) of Texas
Hunter Dickinson (7'1''-C-2000) of Kansas
Tamin Lipsey (6'1''-G-2003) of Iowa St.
Kevin McCullar Jr. (6'6''-G-2001) of Kansas
Jamal Shead (6'1''-G) of Houston

NABC Division I All-District 8 Second Team 2024

Cryer

Dennis

Disu

Isaacs

Miller

Second Team
LJ Cryer (6'1''-G-2001) of Houston
RayJ Dennis (6'2''-G) of Baylor
Dylan Disu (6'9''-F-2000) of Texas
Pop Isaacs (6'2''-G-2003) of Texas Tech
Emanuel Miller (6'7''-F-2000) of TCU

Coach of the Year: Randy Bennett of SMC

NABC Division I All-District 9 1st Team 2024

Ike

Mitchell

Mogbo

Pepper

Pope

First Team
Graham Ike (6'9''-F) of Gonzaga
Ajay Mitchell (6'5''-G-2002) of UCSB
Jonathan Mogbo (6'8''-F) of USF
Elijah Pepper (6'4''-G) of UC Davis
Bryce Pope (6'3''-G) of UCSD

NABC Division I All-District 9 Second Team 2024

Bal

Mahaney

Marciulionis

Watson

Williams

Second Team
Adama-Alpha Bal (6'5''-G-2003) of Santa Clara
Aidan Mahaney (6'3''-G) of SMC
Augustas Marciulionis (6'4''-G-2002) of SMC
Anton Watson (6'8''-F-2000) of Gonzaga
Marcus Williams (6'2''-G-2002) of USF

Coach of the Year: Pat Kelsey of Charleston

NABC Division I All-District 10 1st Team 2024

Brzovic

Davis

Rice

White

Williams

First Team
Ante Brzovic (6'10''-F-2000) of Charleston
Jyare Davis (6'7''-F-2002) of Delaware
Xander Rice (6'3''-G-2001) of Monmouth
Trazarien White (6'6''-F) of UNCW
Amari Williams (6'10''-F-2002) of Drexel

NABC Division I All-District 10 Second Team 2024

DellOrso

Phillips

Stephenson-Moore

Thomas

Thompson

Second Team
Anthony DellOrso (6'6''-G-2003) of Campbell
Shykeim Phillips (6'0''-PG) of UNCW
Tyler Stephenson-Moore (6'3''-G) of Stony Brook
Tyler Thomas (6'3''-G) of Hofstra
Charles Thompson (6'7''-F) of Towson

Coach of the Year: Talvin Hester of La Tech

NABC Division I All-District 11 1st Team 2024

Batcho

Crawford

McHenry

Rode

Tandy

First Team
Daniel Batcho (6'11''-F-2002) of La Tech
Isaiah Crawford (6'6''-F-2001) of La Tech
Don McHenry (6'2''-G) of WKU
Kyle Rode (6'7''-F) of Liberty
KyKy Tandy (6'2''-G-2000) of Jax State

NABC Division I All-District 11 Second Team 2024

Barnes

Cleveland

Hardy

Porter

Wilkerson

Second Team
Davon Barnes (6'5''-G) of SHSU
Zach Cleveland (6'7''-F) of Liberty
Tae Hardy (6'3''-G) of UTEP
Jestin Porter (6'1''-G-2002) of MTSU
Lamar Wilkerson (6'4''-G) of SHSU

Coach of the Year: Greg Kampe of Oakland

NABC Division I All-District 12 1st Team 2024

Bruner

Calvin

Mayo

Reynolds

Townsend

First Team
Tommy Bruner (6'1''-G) of Denver
Trey Calvin (6'0''-PG) of Wright St.
Zeke Mayo (6'3''-G) of S.Dakota St.
Noah Reynolds (6'3''-G) of Green Bay
Trey Townsend (6'6''-F-2002) of Oakland

NABC Division I All-District 12 Second Team 2024

Enaruna

Fidler

McBride

Omot

Warrick

Second Team
Tristan Enaruna (6'8''-F-2001) of CSU
Frankie Fidler (6'7''-F-2003) of Omaha
Issac McBride (6'1''-G-2000) of ORU
BJ Omot (6'8''-F) of N.Dakota
Marques Warrick (6'2''-G) of NKU

Coach of the Year: Brian Earl of Cornell

NABC Division I All-District 13 1st Team 2024

Lee

Mack

Manon

Pierce

Wolf

First Team
Xaivian Lee (6'3''-G-2004) of Princeton
Malik Mack (6'1''-PG) of Harvard
Chris Manon (6'5''-G) of Cornell
Caden Pierce (6'6''-F) of Princeton
Danny Wolf (7'0''-F) of Yale

NABC Division I All-District 13 Second Team 2024

Mbeng

Poulakidas

Records

Rogers

Smith

Second Team
Bez Mbeng (6'4''-G) of Yale
John Poulakidas (6'6''-G) of Yale
Keegan Records (6'10''-F) of Colgate
Matt Rogers (6'9''-F) of American
Braeden Smith (6'0''-PG) of Colgate

Coach of the Year: Tony Barbee of CMU

NABC Division I All-District 14 1st Team 2024

Ali

Freeman

Hill

Jihad

Moss

First Team
Ali Ali (6'8''-G/F-2001) of Akron
Enrique Freeman (6'7''-F-2000) of Akron
Marcus Hill (6'4''-G) of BGSU
Basheer Jihad (6'9''-F) of Ball St.
Ra'Heim Moss (6'4''-G) of Toledo

NABC Division I All-District 14 Second Team 2024

Agee

Coit

Hunter

Maddox Jr.

Pritchard

Second Team
Rashaun Agee (6'8''-F) of BGSU
David Coit (5'11''-PG) of NIU
Jaylin Hunter (6'0''-PG) of Ohio
Dante Maddox Jr. (6'2''-G) of Toledo
Anthony Pritchard (6'2''-G) of CMU

Coach of the Year: Patrick Sellers of CCSU

NABC Division I All-District 15 1st Team 2024

Cleveland Jr.

Derkack

Harris

Jones

Thomas

First Team
Fred Cleveland Jr. (5'9''-PG) of NCCU
Jordan Derkack (6'5''-G) of Merrimack
Bryce Harris (6'4''-G) of Howard
Jordan Jones (6'0''-PG) of CCSU
Jamarii Thomas (6'0''-PG) of Norfolk St.

NABC Division I All-District 15 Second Team 2024

Cleary

Hupstead

Jeanne-Rose

Robinson

Towns

Second Team
Kaiyem Cleary (6'6''-G-1999) of LeMoyne
Troy Hupstead (6'7''-F) of UMES
Allan Jeanne-Rose (6'7''-F-2000) of CCSU
Martaz Robinson (6'2''-G) of Delaware St.
Seth Towns (6'9''-F-1997) of Howard

Coach of the Year: Josh Schertz of Indiana St.

NABC Division I All-District 16 1st Team 2024

Avila

DeVries

Johnson

Leons

Swope

First Team
Robbie Avila (6'10''-C) of Indiana St.
Tucker DeVries (6'7''-G/F) of Drake
Xavier Johnson (6'1''-G-2000) of SIU
Malevy Leons (6'9''-F-1999) of Bradley
Isaiah Swope (5'10''-PG) of Indiana St.

NABC Division I All-District 16 Second Team 2024

Brodie

Deen

Dia

Hickman

Tyson

Second Team
Darnell Brodie (6'10''-F) of Drake
Duke Deen (5'8''-PG-2001) of Bradley
Malik Dia (6'9''-F) of Belmont
Connor Hickman (6'3''-G-2002) of Bradley
Cade Tyson (6'7''-G/F) of Belmont

Coach of the Year: Danny Sprinkle of Utah St.

NABC Division I All-District 17 1st Team 2024

Degenhart

Dent

LeDee

Osobor

Stevens

First Team
Tyson Degenhart (6'8''-F) of Boise St.
Donovan Dent (6'2''-G) of N.Mexico
Jaedon LeDee (6'9''-F-1999) of SDSU
Great Osobor (6'8''-F-2002) of Utah St.
Isaiah Stevens (6'0''-PG) of Colorado St.

NABC Division I All-District 17 Second Team 2024

Blackshear

Brown II

House

Lucas

Stanley

Second Team
Kenan Blackshear (6'6''-G) of Nevada
Darius Brown II (6'2''-G-1999) of Utah St.
Jaelen House (6'0''-PG-2001) of N.Mexico
Jarod Lucas (6'4''-G-1999) of Nevada
O'Mar Stanley (6'8''-F) of Boise St.

Coach of the Year: Darrell Walker of UALR

NABC Division I All-District 18 1st Team 2024

Crews

Minor

Minix

Robinson

Sears

First Team
Jacob Crews (6'7''-G) of Missouri
DaMarco Minor (6'0''-PG) of SIUE
Riley Minix (6'7''-G) of Morehead St.
Khalen Robinson (6'0''-PG) of UALR
Jordan Sears (5'11''-PG) of UT Martin

NABC Division I All-District 18 Second Team 2024

Chaplin

Cisse

Hernandez

Lathon

Myers

Second Team
Jamir Chaplin (6'4''-G-2000) of UALR
Drew Cisse (6'11''-C) of W.Illinois
Jeremiah Hernandez (6'4''-G) of S.Indiana
Jordan Lathon (6'5''-G-2000) of Morehead St.
Ryan Myers (6'1''-G) of W.Illinois

Coach of the Year: Kyle Smith of WSU

NABC Division I All-District 19 1st Team 2024

Brooks Jr.

Jones

Love

Simpson Jr.

Tyson

First Team
Keion Brooks Jr. (6'7''-F-2000) of Washington
Isaac Jones (6'9''-F) of WSU
Caleb Love (6'4''-G-2001) of Arizona
KJ Simpson Jr. (6'2''-G-2002) of Colorado
Jaylon Tyson (6'7''-G-2002) of California

NABC Division I All-District 19 Second Team 2024

Ballo

Bona

Carlson

Larsson

Rice

Second Team
Oumar Ballo (7'0''-C-2002) of Arizona
Adem Bona (6'10''-F-2003) of UCLA
Branden Carlson (7'0''-C-2000) of Utah
Pelle Larsson (6'5''-G-2001) of Arizona
Myles Rice (6'2''-G) of WSU

Coach of the Year: Lamont Paris of S.Carolina

NABC Division I All-District 20 1st Team 2024

Broome

Knecht

Reeves

Sears

Taylor IV

First Team
Johni Broome (6'10''-F-2002) of Auburn
Dalton Knecht (6'6''-G-2001) of Tennessee
Antonio Reeves (6'5''-G) of Kentucky
Mark Sears (6'1''-G-2002) of Alabama
Wade Taylor IV (6'0''-PG-2003) of Texas A&M

NABC Division I All-District 20 Second Team 2024

Aidoo

Clayton Jr.

Murrell

Pullin

Smith

Second Team
Jonas Aidoo (7'0''-F-2002) of Tennessee
Walter Clayton Jr. (6'2''-G) of Florida
Matthew Murrell (6'4''-G-2001) of Ole Miss
Zyon Pullin (6'4''-G) of Florida
Tolu Smith (6'11''-F) of MSU

Coach of the Year: Bucky McMillan of Samford

NABC Division I All-District 21 1st Team 2024

Achor

Brown-Jones

Langley

Pegues

Woolbright

First Team
Achor Achor (6'9''-F) of Samford
Mikeal Brown-Jones (6'8''-F) of UNCG
Keyshaun Langley (6'1''-G) of UNCG
JP Pegues (6'1''-G) of Furman
Vonterius Woolbright (6'6''-G) of WCU

NABC Division I All-District 21 Second Team 2024

Bonham

Huff

Jones

McCreary

Tripp

Second Team
Trey Bonham (6'0''-PG) of Chattanooga
Honor Huff (5'10''-PG) of Chattanooga
Rylan Jones (6'0''-PG-2000) of Samford
Jalyn McCreary (6'8''-F) of Mercer
Corey Tripp (6'3''-G) of Wofford

Coach of the Year: Will Wade of McNeese St.

NABC Division I All-District 22 1st Team 2024

Clark

Johnson

McFarlane

Shumate

Wells

First Team
Garry Clark (6'8''-F) of TAMUCC
Jordan Johnson (6'1''-G) of New Orleans
Roger McFarlane (6'5''-G) of SE Louisiana
Christian Shumate (6'6''-F) of McNeese St.
Shahada Wells (6'0''-SG-1999) of McNeese St.

NABC Division I All-District 22 Second Team 2024

Caldwell

Evans

Pryor

Smith

West

Second Team
Nick Caldwell (6'7''-G/F) of SE Louisiana
Ken Evans (6'5''-G) of Jackson St.
Chris Pryor (5'11''-PG) of Lamar
Diante Smith (6'7''-F-2000) of Nicholls St.
Jamal West (6'6''-F) of Nicholls St.

Coach of the Year: Dustin Kerns of App State

NABC Division I All-District 23 1st Team 2024

Crowley

Edwards

Eugene

Julien

Spillers

First Team
Austin Crowley (6'5''-G-2000) of Southern Miss
Terrence Edwards (6'6''-G/F) of JMU
Christyon Eugene (6'3''-G) of Troy
Kobe Julien (6'6''-F-1999) of Louisiana
TreVon Spillers (6'8''-F) of App State

NABC Division I All-District 23 Second Team 2024

Anochili-Killen

Bickerstaff

Fields

Gregory

Ojiako

Second Team
Obinna Anochili-Killen (6'8''-F) of Marshall
T.J. Bickerstaff (6'9''-F) of JMU
Caleb Fields (6'0''-PG) of Arkansas St.
Donovan Gregory (6'5''-F-2001) of App State
John Ojiako (6'10''-C/F-2000) of Coastal

Coach of the Year: Amir Abdur-Rahim of S.Florida

NABC Division I All-District 24 1st Team 2024

Davis

Edwards

Jones

Phelps

Youngblood

First Team
Johnell Davis (6'4''-G) of FAU
Jason Edwards (6'0''-PG) of N.Texas
David Jones (6'6''-F-2001) of Memphis
Zhuric Phelps (6'5''-G) of SMU
Chris Youngblood (6'4''-G) of S.Florida

NABC Division I All-District 24 Second Team 2024

Cross

Felton

Goldin

Lendeborg

Patterson

Second Team
Kevin Cross (6'8''-F-2000) of Tulane
RJ Felton (6'3''-G) of ECU
Vladislav Goldin (7'1''-C-2001) of FAU
Yaxel Lendeborg (6'9''-F) of UAB
Lu'Cye Patterson (6'2''-G-2001) of Charlotte

NABC Division I All-America 1st Team 2024

Davis

Edey

Knecht

Newton

Shead

First Team
RJ Davis (6'0''-PG-2001) of UNC
Zach Edey (7'4''-C-2002) of Purdue
Dalton Knecht (6'6''-G-2001) of Tennessee
Tristen Newton (6'5''-G-2001) of UConn
Jamal Shead (6'1''-G) of Houston

NABC Division I All-America Second Team 2024

Filipowski

Holmes II

Kolek

LeDee

Love

Second Team
Kyle Filipowski (7'0''-C-2003) of Duke
DaRon Holmes II (6'10''-F) of Dayton
Tyler Kolek (6'3''-G-2001) of Marquette
Jaedon LeDee (6'9''-F-1999) of SDSU
Caleb Love (6'4''-G-2001) of Arizona

NABC Division I All-America Third Team 2024

Broome

Dickinson

McCullar Jr.

Scheierman

Sears

Third Team
Johni Broome (6'10''-F-2002) of Auburn
Hunter Dickinson (7'1''-C-2000) of Kansas
Kevin McCullar Jr. (6'6''-G-2001) of Kansas
Baylor Scheierman (6'7''-G-2000) of Creighton
Mark Sears (6'1''-G-2002) of Alabama