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1951

    1.  Kentucky    2.  Oklahoma State    3.  Kansas State    4.  Illinois    5.  Columbia    6.  Bradley    7.  North Carolina State    8.  Indiana    9.  St. John's   10.  BYUAll-AmericaBill Mikvy (Temple)Sam Ranzino (North Carolina State)Bill Spivey (Kentucky)Gene Melchiorre (Bradley)Clyde Lovellete (Kansas)

1952

    1.  Kentucky    2.  Illinois    3.  Kansas    4.  Duquesne    5.  Washington    6.  Kansas State    7.  St. Louis    8.  Iowa    9.  St. John's   10.  WyomingAll-AmericaChuck Darling (Iowa)Mark Workman (West Virginia)Clyde Lovellete (Kansas)Dick Groat (Duke)Cliff Hagan (Kentucky)

1953

    1.  Indiana    2.  Washington    3.  LaSalle    4.  Seton Hall    5.  Kansas    6.  LSU    7.  Oklahoma State    8.  North Carolina State    9.  Kansas State   10.  IllinoisAll-AmericaWalter Dukes (Seton Hall)John O'Brien (Seattle)Bob Houbregs (Washington)Tom Gola (LaSalle)Ernie Beck (Penn)

1954

    1.  Indiana    2.  Kentucky    3.  Duquesne    4.  Oklahoma State    5.  Notre Dame    6.  Western Kentucky    7.  Kansas    8.  LSU    9.  Holy Cross   10.  IowaAll-AmericaFrank Selvy (Furman)John Schlundt (Indiana)Tom Gola (LaSalle)Cliff Hagan (Kentucky)Bob Pettit (LSU)

1955

    1.  San Francisco    2.  Kentucky    3.  LaSalle    4.  Utah    5.  Iowa    6.  North Carolina State    7.  Duquesne    8.  Oregon State    9.  Marquette   10.  DaytonAll-AmericaTom Gola (LaSalle)*Bill Russell (San Francisco)Dick Garmaker (Minnesota)Si Green (Duquesne)Dick Ricketts (Duquesne)Coach of the Year: Phil Woopert (San Francisco)

1956

    1.  San Francisco    2.  North Carolina State    3.  Dayton    4.  Iowa    5.  Alabama    6.  SMU    7.  Louisville    8.  Illinois    9.  UCLA   10.  VanderbiltAll-AmericaBill Russell (San Francisco)*Si Green (Duquesne)Robin Freeman (Ohio State)Darrell Floyd (Furman)K.C. Jones (San Francisco)Coach of the Year: Pete Newell (California)

1957

    1.  North Carolina    2.  Kansas    3.  Kentucky    4.  SMU    5.  Seattle    6.  California    7.  Michigan State    8.  Louisville    9.  UCLA   10.  St. LouisAll-AmericaWilt Chamberlain (Kansas)Chet Forte (Columbia)*Lenny Rosenbluth (North Carolina)Grady Wallace (South Carolina)Rod Hundley (West Virginia)Coach of the Year: Frank McGuire (North Carolina)

1958

    1.  West Virginia    2.  Cincinnati    3.  San Francisco    4.  Kansas State    5.  Temple    6.  Maryland    7.  Notre Dame    8.  Kansas    9.  Dayton   10.  IndianaAll-AmericaWilt Chamberlain (Kansas)Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati)*Elgin Baylor (Seattle)Guy Rodgers (Temple)Don Hennon (Pitt)Coach of the Year: Tex Winter (Kansas State)

1959

    1.  Kansas State    2.  Kentucky    3.  Michigan State    4.  Cincinnati    5.  North Carolina State    6.  (tie) North Carolina        Mississippi State    8.  Bradley    9.  California   10.  AuburnAll-AmericaOscar Robertson (Cincinnati)*Bailey Howell (Mississippi State)Bob Boozer (Kansas State)Jerry West (West Virginia)Don Hennon (Pitt)Coach of the Year: Adolph Rupp (Kentucky)

1960

    1.  California    2.  Cincinnati    3.  Ohio State    4.  Bradley    5.  Utah    6.  West Virginia    7.  Utah State    8.  Georgia Tech    9.  Villanova   10.  IndianaAll-AmericaJerry West (West Virginia)Oscar Robertson (Cincinnati)*Jerry Lucas (Ohio State)Darryl Imhoff (California)Tom Stith (St.Bonaventure)Coach of the Year: Pete Newell (California)

1961

    1.  Ohio State    2.  Cincinnati    3.  St. Bonaventure    4.  Kansas State    5.  Southern Cal    6.  North Carolina    7.  Bradley    8.  St. John's    9.  Duke   10.  Wake ForestAll-AmericaJerry Lucas (Ohio State) *Tom Stith (St. Bonaventure)Terry Dischinger (Purdue)Roger Kaiser (Georgia Tech)Chet Walker (Bradley)Coach of the Year: Fred Taylor (Ohio State)

1962

    1.  Ohio State    2.  Cincinnati    3.  Kentucky    4.  Mississippi State    5.  Kansas State    6.  Bradley    7.  Wake Forest    8.  Colorado    9.  Bowling Green   10.  UtahAll-AmericaJerry Lucas (Ohio State)*Terry Dischinger (Purdue)Bill McGill (Utah)Chet Walker (Bradley)John Havlicek (Ohio State)Coach of the Year: Fred Taylor (Ohio State)

1963

    1.  Cincinnati    2.  Duke    3.  Arizona State    4.  Loyola-Chicago    5.  Illinois    6.  Wichita State    7.  Mississippi State    8.  Ohio State    9.  Colorado   10.  StanfordAll-AmericaArt Heyman (Duke)*Ron Bonham (Cincinnati)Jerry Harkness (Loyola-Chicago)Gary Bradds (Ohio State)Tom Thacker (Cincinnati)Coach of the Year: Ed Jucker (Cincinnati)

1964

    1.  UCLA    2.  Michigan    3.  Kentucky    4.  Duke    5.  Oregon State    6.  Wichita State    7.  Villanova    8.  Loyola-Chicago    9.  Texas-El Paso   10.  DavidsonAll-AmericaGary Bradds (Ohio State)*Walt Hazzard (UCLA)Cotton Nash (Kentucky)Bill Bradley (Princeton)Dave Stallworth (Wichita State)Coach of the Year: John Wooden (UCLA)

1965

    1.  Michigan    2.  UCLA    3.  St Joseph's    4.  Providence    5.  Vanderbilt    6.  BYU    7.  Davidson    8.  Minnesota    9.  Duke   10.  San FranciscoAll-AmericaBill Bradley (Princeton)*Cazzie Russell (Michigan)Gail Goodrich (UCLA)Fred Hetzel (Davidson)Rick Barry (Miami-Florida)Coach of the Year: Dave Strack (Michigan)

1966

    1.  Kentucky    2.  Duke    3.  Texas Western    4.  Kansas    5.  Loyola-Chicago    6.  St. Joseph's    7.  Michigan    8.  Vanderbilt    9.  Cincinnati   10.  ProvidenceAll-AmericaCazzie Russell (Michigan)*Clyde Lee (Vanderbilt)Jimmy Walker (Providence)Dave Schellhase (Purdue)Dave Bing (Syracuse)Coach of the Year: Adolph Rupp (Kentucky)

1967

    1.  UCLA    2.  Louisville    3.  North Carolina    4.  Kansas    5.  Princeton    6.  Houston    7.  Western Kentucky    8.  Texas Western    9.  Tennessee   10.  Boston CollegeAll-AmericaLew Alcindor (UCLA)*Elvin Hayes (Houston)Jimmy Walker (Providence)Wes Unseld (Louisville)Bob Lloyd (Rutgers)Coach of the Year: John Wooden (UCLA)

1968

    1.  Houston    2.  UCLA    3.  St. Bonaventure    4.  North Carolina    5.  Kentucky    6.  Columbia    7.  New Mexico    8.  Louisville    9.  Davidson   10.  MarquetteAll-AmericaElvin Hayes (Houston)*Lew Alcindor (UCLA)Pete Maravich (LSU)Wes Unseld (Louisville)Larry Miller (North Carolina)Coach of the Year: Guy V. Lewis (Houston)

1969

    1.  UCLA    2.  North Carolina    3.  Davidson    4.  Santa Clara    5.  Kentucky    6.  La Salle    7.  Purdue    8.  St. John's    9.  New Mexico   10.  DuquesneAll-AmericaLew Alcindor (UCLA)*Pete Maravich (LSU)Rick Mount (Purdue)Spencer Haywood (Detroit)Calvin Murphy (Niagara)Coach of the Year: John Wooden (UCLA)

1970

    1.  Kentucky    2.  UCLA    3.  St. Bonaventure    4.  New Mexico State    5.  Jacksonville    6.  South Carolina    7.  Iowa    8.  Notre Dame    9.  Drake   10.  MarquetteAll-AmericaPete Maravich (LSU)*Bob Lanier (St. Bonaventure)Rick Mount (Purdue)Calvin Murphy (Niagara)Dan Issel (Kentucky)Coach of the Year: John Wooden (UCLA)

1971

    1.  UCLA    2.  Marquette    3.  Penn    4.  Kansas    5.  Southern Cal    6.  South Carolina    7.  Western Kentucky    8.  Kentucky    9.  Fordham   10.  Ohio StateAll-AmericaAustin Carr (Notre Dame)*Sidney Wicks (UCLA)Artis Gilmore (Jacksonville)Dean Meminger (Marquette)John Roche (South Carolina)Coach of the Year: Al McGuire (Marquette)

1972

    1.  UCLA    2.  North Carolina    3.  Penn    4.  Louisville    5.  South Carolina    6.  Long Beach State    7.  Marquette    8.  SW Louisiana    9.  BYU   10.  Florida StateAll-AmericaBill Walton (UCLA)*Henry Bibby (UCLA)Dwight Lamar (SW Louisiana)Jim Chones (Marquette)Ed Ratleff (Long Beach State)Coach of the Year: John Wooden (UCLA)

1973

    1.  UCLA    2.  North Carolina State    3.  Long Beach State    4.  Marquette    5.  Providence    6.  Indiana    7.  (tie) Kansas State        SW Louisiana    9.  Minnesota   10.  MarylandAll-AmericaBill Walton (UCLA)*Ed Ratleff (Long Beach State)David Thompson (North Carolina St.)Doug Collins (Illinois State)Dwight Lamar (SW Louisiana)Coach of the Year: John Wooden (UCLA)

1974

    1.  North Carolina State    2.  UCLA    3.  Notre Dame    4.  Maryland    5.  Marquette    6.  Providence    7.  Vanderbilt    8.  North Carolina    9.  Indiana   10.  KansasAll-AmericaBill Walton (UCLA)David Thompson (North Carolina St.)John Shumate (Notre Dame)Keith Wilkes (UCLA)Marvin Barnes (Providence)Coach of the Year: Digger Phelps (Notre Dame)

1975

    1.  Indiana    2.  UCLA    3.  Louisville    4.  Kentucky    5.  Maryland    6.  Marquette    7.  Arizona State    8.  Alabama    9.  North Carolina State   10.  North CarolinaAll-AmericaDavid Thompson(North Carolina St.)*Adrian Dantley (Notre Dame)David Meyers (UCLA)John Lucas (Maryland)Scott May (Indiana)Coach of the Year: Bobby Knight (Indiana)

1976

    1.  Indiana    2.  Marquette    3.  Rutgers    4.  Nevada-Las Vegas    5.  UCLA    6.  North Carolina    7.  Alabama    8.  Notre Dame    9.  Michigan   10.  WashingtonAll-AmericaScott May (Indiana)*Adrian Dantley (Notre Dame)John Lucas (Maryland)Richard Washington (UCLA)Kent Benson (Indiana)Coach of the Year: Tom Young (Rutgers)

1977

    1.  Michigan    2.  San Francisco    3.  North Carolina    4.  UCLA    5.  Kentucky    6.  Nevada-Las Vegas    7.  Arkansas    8.  Tennessee    9.  Syracuse   10.  UtahAll-AmericaMarques Johnson (UCLA)*Rickey Green (Michigan)Kent Benson (Indiana)Bernard King (Tennessee)Otis Birdsong (Houston)Coach of the Year: Bob Gaillard (San Francisco)

1978

    1.  Kentucky    2.  UCLA    3.  Marquette    4.  New Mexico    5.  Michigan State    6.  Arkansas    7.  DePaul    8.  Kansas    9.  Duke   10.  North CarolinaAll-AmericaButch Lee (Marquette)*Phil Ford (North Carolina)Mychal Thompson (Minnesota)Larry Bird (Indiana State)David Greenwood (UCLA)Coach of the Year: Eddie Sutton (Arkansas)

1979

    1.  Indiana State    2.  UCLA    3.  North Carolina    4.  Michigan State    5.  Notre Dame    6.  Arkansas    7.  Duke    8.  DePaul    9.  LSU   10.  SyracuseAll-AmericaLarry Bird (Indiana State)*David Greenwood (UCLA)Mike Gminski (Duke)Earvin "Magic" Johnson(Michigan St.)Jim Spanarkel (Duke)Coach of the Year: Bill Hodges(Indiana State)

1980

    1.  DePaul    2.  LSU    3.  Kentucky    4.  Louisville    5.  Oregon State    6.  Syracuse    7.  Indiana    8.  Maryland    9.  Ohio State   10.  GeorgetownAll-AmericaMark Aguire (DePaul)*Darrell Griffith (Louisville)Kyle Macy (Kentucky)Joe Barry Carroll (Purdue)Michael Brooks (LaSalle)Coach of the Year: Ray Meyer (DePaul)

1981

    1.  DePaul    2.  Oregon State    3.  Virginia    4.  LSU    5.  Arizona State    6.  North Carolina    7.  Indiana    8.  Kentucky    9.  Notre Dame   10.  UtahAll-AmericaIsiah Thomas (Indiana)Danny Ainge (BYU)Ralph Sampson (Virginia)*Mark Aguire (DePaul)Kelly Tripucka (Notre Dame)Coach of the Year: Ralph Miller (Oregon State)

1982

    1.  North Carolina    2.  DePaul    3.  Virginia    4.  Oregon State    5.  Missouri    6.  Minnesota    7.  Georgetown    8.  Idaho    9.  Memphis State   10.  Fresno StateAll-AmericaEric Floyd (Georgetown)Quinton Dailey (USF)Ralph Sampson (Virginia)Terry Cummings (DePaul)James Worthy (North Carolina)Coach of the Year: Norm Stewart (Missouri)

1983

    1.  Houston    2.  Louisville    3.  St. John's    4.  Virginia    5.  Indiana    6.  Nevada-Las Vegas    7.  UCLA    8.  North Carolina    9.  Arkansas   10.  KentuckyAll-AmericaMichael Jordan (North Carolina)John Paxson (Notre Dame)Ralph Sampson (Virginia)*Sam Perkins (North Carolina)Keith Lee (Memphis State)Coach of the Year: Jerry Tarkanian (UNLV)

1984

    1.  North Carolina    2.  Georgetown    3.  Kentucky    4.  DePaul    5.  Houston    6.  Illinois    7.  Arkansas    8.  Oklahoma    9.  UTEP   10.  MarylandAll-AmericaChris Mullin (St. John's)Michael Jordan (North Carolina)*Patrick Ewing (Georgetown)Sam Perkins (North Carolina)Wayman Tisdale (Oklahoma)

1985

    1.  Georgetown    2.  Michigan    3.  St. John's    4.  Memphis State    5.  Oklahoma    6.  Georgia Tech    7.  North Carolina    8.  Louisiana Tech    9.  Nevada-Las Vegas   10.  IllinoisAll-AmericaChris Mullin (St. John's)*Johnny Dawkins (Duke)Patrick Ewing (Georgetown)Waymon Tisdale (Oklahoma)Keith Lee (Memphis State)

1986

    1.  Duke    2.  Kansas    3.  St. John's    4.  Kentucky    5.  Michigan    6.  Georgia Tech    7.  Louisville    8.  North Carolina    9.  Syracuse   10.  Nevada-Las VegasAll-AmericaScott Skiles (Michigan State)Kenny Walker (Kentucky)Johnny Dawkins (Duke)Walter Berry (St. John's)Len Bias (Maryland)Coach of the Year: Mike Krzyzewski (Duke)

1987

    1.  Nevada-Las Vegas    2.  Indiana    3.  North Carolina    4.  Georgetown    5.  DePaul    6.  Purdue    7.  Iowa    8.  Temple    9.  Alabama   10.  SyracuseAll-AmericaKenny Smith (North Carolina)Steve Alford (Indiana)David Robinson (Navy)*Reggie Williams (Georgetown)Danny Manning (Kansas)Coach of the Year: John Chaney (Temple)

1988

    1.  Temple    2.  Arizona    3.  Purdue    4.  Oklahoma    5.  Duke    6.  Kentucky    7.  Pittsburgh    8.  North Carolina    9.  Syracuse   10.  MichiganAll-AmericaHersey Hawkins (Bradley)Danny Manning (Kansas)*Sean Elliott (Arizona)Danny Ferry (Duke)Gary Grant (Michigan)Coach of the Year: John Chaney (Temple)

1989

    1.  Arizona    2.  Georgetown    3.  Illinois    4.  North Carolina    5.  Oklahoma    6.  Indiana    7.  Duke    8.  Missouri    9.  Syracuse   10.  MichiganAll-AmericaJay Edwards (Indiana)Sean Elliott (Arizona)Danny Ferry (Duke)*Chris Jackson (LSU)Stacey King (Oklahoma)Coach of the Year: Bobby Knight (Indiana)

1990

    1.  Oklahoma    2.  Nevada-Las Vegas    3.  Connecticut    4.  Michigan State    5.  Kansas    6.  Syracuse    7.  Georgia Tech    8.  Arkansas    9.  Georgetown   10 . PurdueAll-AmericaLionel Simmons (LaSalle)Larry Johnson (UNLV)Derrick Coleman (Syracuse)*Kendall Gill (Illinois)Gary Payton (Oregon State)Coach of the Year: Jim Calhoun (Connecticut)

1991

    1.  Nevada-Las Vegas    2.  Arkansas    3.  Indiana    4.  North Carolina    5.  Ohio State    6.  Duke    7.  Arizona    8.  Syracuse    9.  Nebraska   10.  UtahAll-AmericaLarry Johnson (UNLV)Billy Owens (Syracuse)Shaquille O'Neal (LSU)*Jim Jackson (Ohio State)Kenny Anderson (Georgia Tech)

1992

   1.  Duke   2.  Kansas   3.  UCLA   4.  Ohio State   5.  Arizona   6.  Indiana   7.  Southern Cal   8.  Arkansas   9.  Kentucky   10. Oklahoma StateAll-AmericaJim Jackson (Ohio State)*Christian Laettner (Duke)Shaquille O'Neal (LSU)Alonzo Mourning (Georgetown)Harold Miner (Southern Cal)Coach of the Year: Perry Clark(Tulane)

1983

    1.  N.C. State    2.  Houston    3.  Louisville    4.  Georgia    5.  Virginia    6.  Kentucky    7.  North Carolina    8.  St. John's    9.  Indiana    10. Arkansas

1984

    1.  Georgetown    2.  Houston    3.  Kentucky    4.  North Carolina    5.  Illinois    6.  DePaul    7.  Virginia    8.  Wake Forest    9.  Memphis State    10. UNLV

1985

    1.  Villanova    2.  Georgetown    3.  St. John's    4.  Georgia Tech    5.  Memphis State    6.  Oklahoma    7.  North Carolina    8.  Louisiana Tech    9.  Michigan    10. N.C. State

1986

    1.  Louisville    2.  Duke    3.  Kansas    4.  Kentucky    5.  LSU    6.  Georgia Tech    7.  North Carolina    8.  Navy    9.  Auburn    10. St. John's

1987

    1.  Indiana    2.  UNLV    3.  Syracuse    4.  North Carolina    5.  Iowa    6.  Providence    7.  Georgetown    8.  Alabama    9.  DePaul    10. LSU

1988

    1.  Kansas    2.  Oklahoma    3.  Arizona    4.  Duke    5.  Temple    6.  Purdue    7.  North Carolina    8.  Kansas State    9.  Kentucky    10. Michigan

1989

    1.  Michigan    2.  Seton Hall    3.  Illinois    4.  Duke    5.  Georgetown    6.  Syracuse    7.  Arizona    8.  North Carolina    9.  UNLV    10. Indiana

1990

    1.  UNLV    2.  Duke    3.  Georgia Tech    4.  Arkansas    5.  Connecticut    6.  Purdue    7.  Michigan State    8.  Minnesota    9.  Loyola (Calif.)    10. Syracuse

1991

    1.  Duke    2.  UNLV    3.  Kansas    4.  North Carolina    5.  Arkansas    6.  Seton Hall    7.  St. John's    8.  Ohio State    9.  Indiana    10. Arizona

1992

    1.  Duke    2.  Indiana    3.  Michigan    4.  Ohio State    5.  Cincinnati    6.  Kentucky    7.  Kansas    8.  UCLA    9.  Oklahoma State   10.  Arkansas

1993

    1.  North Carolina    2.  Michigan    3.  Kentucky    4.  Kansas    5.  Indiana    6.  Cincinnati    7.  Florida State    8.  Vanderbilt    9.  Duke   10.  Arkansas

1994

    1.  Arkansas    2.  Duke    3.  Arizona    4.  Florida    5.  Purdue    6.  Missouri    7.  Connecticut    8.  Michigan    9.  North Carolina   10.  Louisville

1995

    1.  UCLA    2.  Arkansas    3.  North Carolina    4.  Oklahoma Sate    5.  Kentucky    6.  Connecticut    7.  Massachusetts    8.  Virginia    9.  Wake Forest   10.  Kansas

1996

    1.  Kentucky    2.  Massachusetts    3.  Syracuse    4.  Mississippi State    5.  Kansas    6.  Cincinnati    7.  Georgetown    8.  Connecticut    9.  Wake Forest   10.  Texas Tech

1997

    1.  Arizona    2.  Kentucky    3.  Minnesota    4.  North Carolina    5.  Kansas    6.  Utah    7.  UCLA    8.  Clemson    9.  Wake Forest    10. Louisville

1998

    1.  Kentucky    2.  Utah    3.  North Carolina    4.  Stanford    5.  Duke    6.  Arizona    7.  Connecticut    8.  Kansas    9.  Purdue    10. Michigan State

1999

    1.  Connecticut    2.  Duke    3.  Michigan State    4.  Ohio State    T5. Kentucky    T5. St. John's    7.  Auburn    8.  Maryland    9.  Stanford    10. Utah

2000

    1.  Michigan State    2.  Florida    3.  Iowa State    4.  Duke    5.  Stanford    6.  Oklahoma State    7.  Cincinnati    8.  Arizona    9.  Tulsa    10. Temple

2001

    1.  Duke    2.  Arizona    3.  Michigan State    4.  Maryland    5.  Stanford    6.  Illinois    7.  Kansas    8.  Kentucky    9.  Ole Miss    10. North Carolina

2002

    1.  Maryland    2.  Kansas    3.  Indiana    4.  Oklahoma    5.  Duke    6.  Connecticut    7.  Oregon    8.  Cincinnati    9.  Pittsburgn    10. Arizona

2003

    1.  Syracuse    2.  Kansas    3.  Texas    4.  Kentucky    5.  Arizona    6.  Marquette    7.  Oklahoma    8.  Pittsburgh    9.  Duke    10. Maryland

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