Best Point Guards in College Basketball This Year

Note: While www.kenpom.com and www.valueaddbasketball.com analytics flagging Chattanooga's Malachi Smith as the 2nd best small forward in the country, we have been informed that in fact he plays point guard - where he would also rank as the 2nd best player at the country barely behind Villanova's Collin Gillespie. We will update for his next post, but we would still consider Smith a 2nd Team All-American at this point - just at a different position. (The analytics are thrown off because he grabs so many defensive rebounds that he appears to be a small forward rather than a point guard statistically).

In Value Add Basketball we consider the team's "point guard" the player who typically has the most  assists, and typically is the shortest player on the floor and with fewer defensive rebounds, blocked shots and less height. A point guard has the toughest job because he is the player who needs to handle it all the way down the court and create his own shots or create shots for others by working the ball inside to a center or power forward, who will thus typically have even better raw numbers than a great point guard. (for a summary of the top players at each position, click here).

Because www.valueaddbasketball.com calculates how many points per game a player improves his team compared to if a typical replacement player took his place, the raw value add is adjusted by position since the replacement player would be at the same position. Therefore, once the formulas are run, and power guard's raw value add is increased by multiplying it by 1.05 to get the result you see below and at www.valueaddbasketball.com.

In general, freshmen guards in particular make so many mistakes (turnovers, bad shots etc.) the first half of the season that they do not rank nearly as high as more experienced guards. Nowhere is this more true than at point guard.

However, they tend to improve more at the end of the season, so we watch for breakout freshmen first when looking at brackets. Therefore we start with the 10 most valuable freshmen pointing guards in college basketball, and perhaps the most incredible finding in these systems is that the top two freshman point guard in all of college basketball both play for Tennessee. Zakai Zeigler plays the point whenever he is in the game based on analytics - and when he sits Kennedy Chandler moves from shooting guard to point guard and is even better. 

Chandler was unbelievable in the recent double digit win against Kentucky, scoring 17 points despite taking only 9 shots, and dishing out 6 assists without a single turnover. Zeigler has four steals in that game, and scored 14 points only taking eight shots. With the importance of guards able to handle the ball in March Madness, this duo could be scary good in the tournament.

Rnk	Top 10 Freshman PG	Team	VA5	Conf	HtText	Cl
23	Kennedy Chandler #1	Tennessee	6.08	SEC	6'0	Fr
52	Zakai Zeigler #5	Tennessee	4.92	SEC	5'9"	Fr
58	Malachi Smith #11	Dayton	4.71	A10	6'0	Fr
60	Jalen Cook #3	Tulane	4.54	Amer	6'0	Fr
66	Jao Ituka #10	Marist	4.22	MAAC	6'1"	Fr
94	Kino Lilly #10	Brown	3.57	Ivy	6'0	Fr
113	Kerr Kriisa #25	Arizona	3.19	P12	6'3"	Fr
116	Ajay Mitchell #13	UC Santa Barbara	3.14	BW	6'4"	Fr
134	Jeremiah Williams #25	Temple	2.81	Amer	6'5"	Fr
136	Walter Clayton #13	Iona	2.77	MAAC	6'2"	Fr

If anyone had any doubts about Collin Gillespie being the top point guard in the country, they should watch how he has brought Villanova surging back into the top 10 - and the difference it made last year when he was injured for March Madness. It is a very close battle for 2nd Team All-American Point Guard between Mississippi State's Iverson Molinar and SMU's Kendric Davis. 

It may look strange to have Wyoming's super star Hunter Maldonado listed at point guard despite standing 6-foot-7, but he is in the top half percent of all players in assist rate - dishing and making everyone else score for a team that appears to be heading to March Madness.

 

Rnk	Top Point Guards (1)	Team	VA5	Conf	HtText	Cl
1	Collin Gillespie #2	Villanova	9.33	BE	6'3"	Sr
2	Iverson Molinar #1	Mississippi St.	8.68	SEC	6'3"	Jr
3	Kendric Davis #3	SMU	8.54	Amer	6'0	Sr
4	Hunter Maldonado #24	Wyoming	8.08	MWC	6'7"	Sr
5	Jamaree Bouyea #1	San Francisco	8.06	WCC	6'2"	Sr
6	Payton Willis #0	Minnesota	7.92	B10	6'4"	Sr
7	Tylor Perry #5	North Texas	7.77	CUSA	5'11"	Jr
8	Trent Frazier #1	Illinois	7.77	B10	6'2"	Sr
9	Baylor Scheierman #3	South Dakota St.	7.45	Sum	6'6"	So
10	Will Richardson #0	Oregon	7.44	P12	6'5"	Sr
11	RJ Cole #2	Connecticut	7.35	BE	6'1"	Sr
12	Mark Sears #1	Ohio	6.99	MAC	6'1"	So
13	Tyger Campbell #10	UCLA	6.92	P12	5'11"	Jr
14	Jacob Gilyard #0	Richmond	6.71	A10	5'9"	Sr
15	Isaiah Stevens #4	Colorado St.	6.69	MWC	6'0	Jr
16	Jalen Williams #24	Santa Clara	6.59	WCC	6'6"	Jr
17	Foster Loyer #0	Davidson	6.55	A10	6'0	Jr
18	Jamari Wheeler #55	Ohio St.	6.53	B10	6'1"	Sr
19	Andrew Nembhard #3	Gonzaga	6.49	WCC	6'5"	Sr
20	Michael Flowers #12	Washington St.	6.41	P12	6'1"	Sr
21	Sincere Carry #3	Kent St.	6.3	MAC	6'1"	Jr
22	Jordan Goldwire #0	Oklahoma	6.19	B12	6'3"	Sr
23	Kennedy Chandler #1	Tennessee	6.08	SEC	6'0	Fr
24	Jovan Blacksher #10	Grand Canyon	6.07	WAC	5'11"	Jr
25	Javon Freeman-Liberty #4	DePaul	6.06	BE	6'4"	Sr
26	RJ Davis #4	North Carolina	5.93	ACC	6'0	So
27	Wendell Green #1	Auburn	5.83	SEC	5'11"	So
28	Scotty Pippen #2	Vanderbilt	5.74	SEC	6'3"	Jr
29	Ben Shungu #24	Vermont	5.74	AE	6'2"	Sr
30	Michael Devoe #0	Georgia Tech	5.65	ACC	6'5"	Sr
31	Markquis Nowell #1	Kansas St.	5.61	B12	5'8"	Jr
32	Jordan Walker #10	UAB	5.57	CUSA	5'11"	Jr
33	Kevion Nolan #3	Jacksonville	5.55	ASun	6'2"	Jr
34	Darius McGhee #2	Liberty	5.5	ASun	5'9"	Sr
35	Souley Boum #0	UTEP	5.49	CUSA	6'3"	Jr
36	Jamal Shead #1	Houston	5.41	Amer	6'1"	So
37	James Akinjo #11	Baylor	5.41	B12	6'1"	Sr
38	Marcus Domask #1	Southern Illinois	5.38	MVC	6'6"	Jr
39	Tristen Newton #2	East Carolina	5.27	Amer	6'5"	So
40	Marcus Shaver #10	Boise St.	5.2	MWC	6'2"	Sr
41	Justice Hill #14	Murray St.	5.18	OVC	6'0	So
42	Bryce Aiken #1	Seton Hall	5.12	BE	6'0	Sr
43	Max Abmas #3	Oral Roberts	5.09	Sum	6'0	Jr
44	Jared Bynum #4	Providence	5.06	BE	5'10"	Jr
45	Darrion Trammell #2	Seattle	5.05	WAC	5'10"	So
46	Noah Kirkwood #10	Harvard	5.01	Ivy	6'7"	Sr
47	Braden Norris #4	Loyola Chicago	4.99	MVC	6'0	Jr
48	AJ Green #4	Northern Iowa	4.98	MVC	6'4"	Jr
49	KD Johnson #0	Auburn	4.97	SEC	6'0	So
50	Jahmir Young #1	Charlotte	4.96	CUSA	6'1"	Jr

Top Shooting Guards in College Basketball This Season

 In Value Add Basketball we consider the team's "shooting guard" the player who behind only the team's point guard in assists, but compared to the other three players on the court typically has fewer defensive rebounds, blocked shots and less height. A great center or power forward will typically have even better raw numbers than a great point guard, because the guards typically need to get the ball to a power forward or center close to the basket for a closer shot.  (for a summary of the top players at each position, click here).

Because www.valueaddbasketball.com calculates how many points per game a player improves his team compared to if a typical replacement player took his place, the raw value add is adjusted by position since the replacement player would be at the same position. Therefore, once the formulas are run, and shooting guard's raw value add is increased by multiplying it by 1.10 to get the result you see below and at www.valueaddbasketball.com.

In general, freshmen guards in particular make so many mistakes (turnovers, bad shots etc.) the first half of the season that they do not rank nearly as high as more experienced guards. However, they tend to improve more at the end of the season, so we watch for breakout freshmen first when looking at brackets. Therefore we start with the 10 most valuable freshmen shooting guards in college basketball, starting with the best freshman shooting guard TyTy Washington of Kentucky. His value add of 6.34 indicates there is a better than 50/50 chance Kentucky would have LOST any game that they won by fewer than seven points. 

In his case, he improves the Kentucky's offense by 4.90 points per game, while his defensive rating of -1.44 indicates he takes three to four points more away from the opposing team then a typical replacement shooting guard. Here are the most valuable 10 freshmen power forwards through games of February 15. Arizona's Dalen Terry is one of three Arizona players we would name to our All-American freshmen team - and his defense of -2.35 is by far the best for any shooting guard.

Rnk	Top Freshmen SG	Team	VA5	Conf	HtText	Cl
15	TyTy Washington #3	Kentucky	6.34	SEC	6'3"	Fr
20	Dalen Terry #4	Arizona	5.65	P12	6'7"	Fr
38	Trevor Keels #1	Duke	4.72	ACC	6'4"	Fr
50	Terquavion Smith #0	N.C. State	4.35	ACC	6'4"	Fr
60	Steele Venters #2	Eastern Washington	4.18	BSky	6'7"	Fr
62	Reyne Smith #2	Charleston	4.06	CAA	6'2"	Fr
65	Nate Heise #0	Northern Iowa	4.02	MVC	6'4"	Fr
67	Malaki Branham #22	Ohio St.	4	B10	6'5"	Fr
71	Brandon Murray #0	LSU	3.95	SEC	6'5"	Fr
73	JD Davison #3	Alabama	3.91	SEC	6'3"	Fr

Top overall SG

One reason we love running these numbers is to find truly elite players who will not be noticed because their team either does not get enough TV coverage or is just not winning enough games to draw attention. The biggest case this year comes from teh 13-10 Washington in the Pac-12. We calculte that Washington would be 4-19 instead of 13-10 if Terrell Brown were not on the team, and for us that makes him the truly deserving 1st team All-American shooting guard who will not get any voters for it.

The race for 2nd and 3rd team All-American shooting buard is much closer.  TyTy Washington should be considered because it is truly unusual for a freshman guard to be anywhere near this high - but K-State, St. John's, BYU, Tennessee and the player who may have improved his team the most this year from last year - Alondes Williams of Wake Forest.

 

Rnk	Top Shooting Guards (2)	Team	VA5	Conf	HtText	Cl
1	Terrell Brown #23	Washington	10.42	P12	6'3"	Sr
2	Nijel Pack #24	Kansas St.	9.39	B12	6'0	So
3	Posh Alexander #0	St. John's	8.8	BE	6'0	So
4	Alex Barcello #13	BYU	8.69	WCC	6'2"	Sr
5	Santiago Vescovi #25	Tennessee	8.65	SEC	6'3"	Jr
6	Alondes Williams #31	Wake Forest	8.15	ACC	6'5"	Sr
7	Garrett Sturtz #3	Drake	7.66	MVC	6'3"	Sr
8	Justin Moore #5	Villanova	7.53	BE	6'4"	Jr
9	Jaden Ivey #23	Purdue	7.05	B10	6'4"	So
10	Brad Davison #34	Wisconsin	6.97	B10	6'4"	Sr
11	Ryan Rollins #5	Toledo	6.72	MAC	6'4"	So
12	JD Notae #1	Arkansas	6.66	SEC	6'2"	Sr
13	Jaden Shackelford #5	Alabama	6.63	SEC	6'3"	Jr
14	Josh Jefferson #11	Middle Tennessee	6.39	CUSA	6'2"	Sr
15	TyTy Washington #3	Kentucky	6.34	SEC	6'3"	Fr
16	Eli Brooks #55	Michigan	6.17	B10	6'1"	Sr
17	Umoja Gibson #2	Oklahoma	6	B12	6'1"	Sr
18	Alfonso Plummer #11	Illinois	5.73	B10	6'1"	Sr
19	Hunter Cattoor #0	Virginia Tech	5.71	ACC	6'3"	Jr
20	Dalen Terry #4	Arizona	5.65	P12	6'7"	Fr
21	Reece Beekman #2	Virginia	5.62	ACC	6'3"	So
22	Buddy Boeheim #35	Syracuse	5.56	ACC	6'6"	Sr
23	Adam Flagler #10	Baylor	5.5	B12	6'3"	Jr
24	Michael Jones #13	Davidson	5.49	A10	6'5"	Jr
25	Grayson Murphy #2	Belmont	5.46	OVC	6'3"	Sr
26	Amorie Archibald #3	Louisiana Tech	5.41	CUSA	6'3"	Sr
27	Gibson Jimerson #24	Saint Louis	5.4	A10	6'5"	Fr
28	Mason Archambault #11	South Dakota	5.25	Sum	6'0	Sr
29	Sean McNeil #22	West Virginia	5.23	B12	6'3"	Sr
30	Rasir Bolton #45	Gonzaga	5.11	WCC	6'3"	Sr
31	Jabari Rice #10	New Mexico St.	5.05	WAC	6'4"	Jr
32	D'Moi Hodge #55	Cleveland St.	5.03	Horz	6'4"	Sr
33	Spencer Jones #14	Stanford	4.96	P12	6'7"	Jr
34	James Reese V #0	South Carolina	4.93	SEC	6'4"	Sr
35	Rudi Williams #3	Coastal Carolina	4.92	SB	6'2"	Sr
36	Desmond Cambridge #4	Nevada	4.88	MWC	6'4"	Sr
37	Cameron Tyson #5	Seattle	4.87	WAC	6'2"	So
38	Trevor Keels #1	Duke	4.72	ACC	6'4"	Fr
39	Davion Warren #2	Texas Tech	4.7	B12	6'6"	Sr
40	CJ Fleming #25	Bellarmine	4.7	ASun	6'0	Sr
41	Joe Bryant #4	Norfolk St.	4.62	MEAC	6'1"	Sr
42	Logan Johnson #0	Saint Mary's	4.54	WCC	6'2"	Sr
43	Demaree King #1	Jacksonville St.	4.52	ASun	6'0	Jr
44	Caleb Grill #2	Iowa St.	4.42	B12	6'3"	Jr
45	Courtney Ramey #3	Texas	4.41	B12	6'3"	Sr
46	Alex Hunter #10	Furman	4.41	SC	5'11"	Sr
47	Isaiah Wong #2	Miami FL	4.4	ACC	6'3"	So
48	Michael Forrest #11	Florida Atlantic	4.37	CUSA	6'1"	Jr
49	Tyler Harris #14	Memphis	4.36	Amer	5'9"	Sr
50	Terquavion Smith #0	N.C. State	4.35	ACC	6'4"	Fr

Top Small Forwards in College Basketball This Year

Note: While www.kenpom.com and www.valueaddbasketball.com analytics flagging Chattanooga's Malachi Smith as the 2nd best small forward in the country, we have been informed that in fact he plays point guard - where he would also rank as the 2nd best player at the country barely behind Villanova's Collin Gillespie. We will update for his next post, but we would still consider Smith a 2nd Team All-American at this point - just at a different position. (The analytics are thrown off because he grabs so many defensive rebounds that he appears to be a small forward rather than a point guard statistically).

 In Value Add Basketball we consider the team's "small forward" the player who has some combination of more defensive rebounds, blocked shots and height than two guards on the team, and typically more assists and steals then the two players on the team we consider the center and power forward. In many cases in modern basketball this is really a third guard, but either way it is the "3" position on the court.  (for a summary of the top players at each position, click here).

Because www.valueaddbasketball.com calculates how many points per game a player improves his team compared to if a typical replacement player took his place, the raw value add is adjusted by position since the replacement player would be at the same position. Therefore, once the formulas are run, and other positions are adjusted, but the average Small Forward actually is right about the average overall player, so their calculations are not adjusted before being entered at  at www.valueaddbasketball.com.

In general, freshmen make so many mistakes (turnovers, bad shots etc.) the first half of the season that they do not rank nearly as high as more experienced players. However, they tend to improve more at the end of the season, so we watch for breakout freshmen first when looking at brackets. Therefore we start with the 10 most valuable freshmen small forwards in college basketball, starting with one of three Arizona players we would put on the Freshman All-American team - Bennedict Mathurin - who improves his team by 7.32 points per game. This means Arizona would have LOST any game that they won by fewer than seven points if he had not played..

In his case, he improves the Arizona's offense by 5.55 points per game, while his defensive rating of -1.77 indicates he takes one to two points more away from the opposing team then a typical replacement small forward. Here are the most valuable 10 freshmen small forwards through games of February 15.

Rnk	Top Freshmen Small Forwards	Team	VA5	Conf	HtText	Cl
9	Bennedict Mathurin #0	Arizona	7.32	P12	6'6"	Fr
17	Kendall Brown #2	Baylor	6.07	B12	6'8"	Fr
38	Ricky Council #4	Wichita St.	4.97	Amer	6'6"	Fr
53	Alijah Martin #15	Florida Atlantic	4.41	CUSA	6'2"	Fr
56	Jadon Jones #12	Long Beach St.	4.4	BW	6'5"	Fr
90	Zeke Mayo #2	South Dakota St.	3.44	Sum	6'3"	Fr
93	Houston Mallette #0	Pepperdine	3.41	WCC	6'5"	Fr
100	Caleb Houstan #22	Michigan	3.28	B10	6'8"	Fr
101	Bryce McGowens #5	Nebraska	3.27	B10	6'7"	Fr
105	Ra'Heim Moss #0	Toledo	3.21	MAC	6'4"	Fr

If you were picking an All-American team based by position, the Small Forward or "3" spot would be the toughest choice. Mathurin certainly is close enough to the top players to be considered due to freshmen surging at the end of the year. However, Wisconsin's Johnny Davis, San Diego State's Matt Bradley, Chattanooga's Malachi Smith, Loyola's Lucas Williamson and Iowa State's Izaiah Brockingham could all be serious considered as the most valuable small forward in college basketball.

 

Rnk	Top Overall Small Forwards (3)	Team	VA5	Conf	HtText	Cl
1	Matt Bradley #3	San Diego St.	9.3	MWC	6'4"	Sr
2	Malachi Smith #13	Chattanooga	8.84	SC	6'4"	So
3	Ochai Agbaji #30	Kansas	8.6	B12	6'5"	Sr
4	Lucas Williamson #1	Loyola Chicago	8.28	MVC	6'4"	Sr
5	Johnny Davis #1	Wisconsin	7.9	B10	6'5"	So
6	Izaiah Brockington #1	Iowa St.	7.79	B12	6'4"	Sr
7	Keon Ellis #14	Alabama	7.48	SEC	6'6"	Sr
8	Wendell Moore #0	Duke	7.34	ACC	6'5"	Jr
9	Bennedict Mathurin #0	Arizona	7.32	P12	6'6"	Fr
10	Darryl Morsell #32	Marquette	7.04	BE	6'5"	Sr
11	George Papas #5	Monmouth	7.04	MAAC	6'5"	Sr
12	Tevin Brown #10	Murray St.	6.92	OVC	6'5"	Jr
13	Isiaih Mosley #1	Missouri St.	6.58	MVC	6'5"	Jr
14	Julian Strawther #0	Gonzaga	6.49	WCC	6'7"	So
15	Kameron McGusty #23	Miami FL	6.4	ACC	6'5"	Sr
16	Davonte Gaines #3	George Mason	6.08	A10	6'7"	Jr
17	Kendall Brown #2	Baylor	6.07	B12	6'8"	Fr
18	Colby Jones #3	Xavier	6.04	BE	6'6"	So
19	Mark Smith #13	Kansas St.	6.04	B12	6'4"	Sr
20	Jules Bernard #1	UCLA	5.94	P12	6'7"	Sr
21	Kyler Edwards #11	Houston	5.91	Amer	6'4"	Sr
22	Taz Sherman #12	West Virginia	5.88	B12	6'4"	Sr
23	Teddy Allen #0	New Mexico St.	5.85	WAC	6'6"	Jr
24	Johnny Juzang #3	UCLA	5.78	P12	6'7"	Jr
25	Cam Spencer #12	Loyola MD	5.78	Pat	6'4"	Jr
26	Aaron Estrada #4	Hofstra	5.74	CAA	6'3"	Jr
27	Daylen Kountz #1	Northern Colorado	5.7	BSky	6'4"	Sr
28	Hakim Hart #13	Maryland	5.66	B10	6'8"	Jr
29	Tyler Burton #3	Richmond	5.59	A10	6'7"	Jr
30	De'Monte Buckingham #10	UNC Greensboro	5.49	SC	6'4"	Sr
31	Brandon Slater #3	Villanova	5.45	BE	6'7"	Sr
32	Sasha Stefanovic #55	Purdue	5.37	B10	6'5"	Sr
33	Adrian Delph #20	Appalachian St.	5.3	SB	6'3"	Sr
34	Kellan Grady #31	Kentucky	5.13	SEC	6'5"	Sr
35	Drew Peterson #13	USC	5.07	P12	6'9"	Jr
36	Tanner Holden #2	Wright St.	5.04	Horz	6'6"	Jr
37	Drake Jeffries #0	Wyoming	5.01	MWC	6'5"	Sr
38	Ricky Council #4	Wichita St.	4.97	Amer	6'6"	Fr
39	Charles Pride #5	Bryant	4.92	NEC	6'4"	Jr
40	Hyunjung Lee #1	Davidson	4.88	A10	6'7"	Jr
41	Andrew Jones #1	Texas	4.88	B12	6'4"	Sr
42	Chuck O'Bannon #5	TCU	4.87	B12	6'6"	Sr
43	Taze Moore #4	Houston	4.84	Amer	6'5"	Sr
44	Gabe Brown #44	Michigan St.	4.77	B10	6'8"	Sr
45	Jared Rhoden #14	Seton Hall	4.76	BE	6'6"	Sr
46	Ethan Wright #14	Princeton	4.61	Ivy	6'4"	Sr
47	Erik Stevenson #10	South Carolina	4.6	SEC	6'4"	Sr
48	David Jones #32	DePaul	4.59	BE	6'6"	So
49	Alex O'Connell #5	Creighton	4.53	BE	6'6"	Sr
50	Kane Williams #12	Georgia St.	4.52	SB	6'4"	Sr

Best Power Forwards in College Basketball This Season

 In Value Add Basketball we consider the team's "power forward" the player who behind the team's "center" has some combination of the most defensive rebounds, blocked shots and height, but typically the fewest assists and steals. A great center or power forward will typically have even better raw numbers than a great point guard, because the guards typically need to get the ball to a power forward or center close to the basket for a closer shot.  (for a summary of the top players at each position, click here).

Because www.valueaddbasketball.com calculates how many points per game a player improves his team compared to if a typical replacement player took his place, the raw value add is adjusted by position since the replacement player would be at the same position. Therefore, once the formulas are run, and power forward's raw value add is lowered by multiplying it by 0.95 to get the result you see below and at www.valueaddbasketball.com.

In general, freshmen make so many mistakes (turnovers, bad shots etc.) the first half of the season that they do not rank nearly as high as more experienced players. However, they tend to improve more at the end of the season, so we watch for breakout freshmen first when looking at brackets. Therefore we start with the 10 most valuable freshmen centers in college basketball, starting with the most talented future NBA prospect, Auburn's Jabari Smith, who improves Auburn by 7.14 points per game - meaning there is a better than 50/50 chance Auburn would have LOST any game that they won by fewer than seven points. This calculations were run before Auburn's win against Vanderbilt Wednesday, during which Smith had his first 30-point game, so he is gaining value. 

In his case, he improves the Auburn offense by 4.44 points per game, while his defensive rating of -2.70 indicates he takes three to four points more away from the opposing team then a typical replacement power forward. Here are the most valuable 10 freshmen power forwards through games of February 15.

Rnk	Top Freshmen Power Forwards	Team	VA5	Conf	HtText	Cl
7	Jabari Smith #10	Auburn	7.14	SEC	6'10"	Fr
11	Paolo Banchero #5	Duke	6.69	ACC	6'10"	Fr
18	Justin Lewis #10	Marquette	6.28	BE	6'7"	Fr
23	Tyson Degenhart #2	Boise St.	6.13	MWC	6'7"	Fr
27	Azuolas Tubelis #10	Arizona	5.9	P12	6'11"	Fr
39	Dillon Jones #2	Weber St.	5.35	BSky	6'6"	Fr
44	Sadaidriene Hall #3	Stephen F. Austin	5.12	WAC	6'5"	Fr
46	Aboubacar Traore #25	Long Beach St.	4.96	BW	6'5"	Fr
51	Jalen Wilson #10	Kansas	4.77	B12	6'8"	So
52	Keshad Johnson #0	San Diego St.	4.68	MWC	6'7"	Jr

Top Overall Power Forwards (4)

A voter would certainly be justified in placing Smith, likely the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft, as the 1st Team All-American Power Forward. However, if the entire season including early games were rated evenly, the 1st and 2nd Team All-American should really go to two Big Ten stars. Ohio State's EJ Liddell may have been the most valuable player over the course of the last two seasons, while Keegan Murray of Iowa has been able to explode now that his teammate and National Player of the Year Luka Garza has graduated.

Rnk	Top Freshmen Power Forwards	Team	VA5	Conf	HtText	Cl
1	Keegan Murray #15	Iowa	10.86	B10	6'8"	So
2	EJ Liddell #32	Ohio St.	9.93	B10	6'7"	Jr
3	Justin Bean #34	Utah St.	9.69	MWC	6'7"	Sr
4	Tari Eason #13	LSU	9.25	SEC	6'8"	So
5	David Roddy #21	Colorado St.	8.84	MWC	6'6"	Jr
6	Christian Braun #2	Kansas	7.54	B12	6'6"	Jr
7	Jabari Smith #10	Auburn	7.14	SEC	6'10"	Fr
8	Vince Williams #10	VCU	6.9	A10	6'6"	Sr
9	Jaime Jaquez #24	UCLA	6.81	P12	6'7"	Jr
10	Jake LaRavia #0	Wake Forest	6.77	ACC	6'8"	Jr
11	Paolo Banchero #5	Duke	6.69	ACC	6'10"	Fr
12	Race Thompson #25	Indiana	6.49	B10	6'8"	Jr
13	Dane Goodwin #23	Notre Dame	6.49	ACC	6'6"	Jr
14	Paul Atkinson #20	Notre Dame	6.45	ACC	6'9"	Sr
15	Timmy Allen #0	Texas	6.44	B12	6'6"	Sr
16	Drew Timme #2	Gonzaga	6.41	WCC	6'10"	Jr
17	Fabian White #35	Houston	6.36	Amer	6'8"	Sr
18	Justin Lewis #10	Marquette	6.28	BE	6'7"	Fr
19	Alex Morales #2	Wagner	6.28	NEC	6'6"	Sr
20	Dereon Seabron #1	N.C. State	6.25	ACC	6'7"	So
21	Ryan Hawkins #44	Creighton	6.24	BE	6'7"	Sr
22	Justyn Mutts #25	Virginia Tech	6.17	ACC	6'7"	Sr
23	Tyson Degenhart #2	Boise St.	6.13	MWC	6'7"	Fr
24	Bryce Hamilton #13	UNLV	6.13	MWC	6'4"	Sr
25	Aher Uguak #30	Loyola Chicago	6.07	MVC	6'7"	Sr
26	Abu Kigab #24	Boise St.	5.96	MWC	6'7"	Sr
27	Azuolas Tubelis #10	Arizona	5.9	P12	6'11"	Fr
28	Anthony Holland #25	Fresno St.	5.9	MWC	6'5"	Jr
29	Collin Welp #40	UC Irvine	5.88	BW	6'9"	Sr
30	Ron Harper #24	Rutgers	5.81	B10	6'6"	Sr
31	Jeriah Horne #41	Tulsa	5.81	Amer	6'7"	Sr
32	Keshawn Justice #14	Santa Clara	5.76	WCC	6'7"	Sr
33	Jalen Hill #1	Oklahoma	5.62	B12	6'6"	Jr
34	Anton Watson #22	Gonzaga	5.6	WCC	6'8"	Jr
35	Jayden Gardner #1	Virginia	5.6	ACC	6'6"	Sr
36	Noah Horchler #14	Providence	5.59	BE	6'8"	Sr
37	Marcus Weathers #50	SMU	5.49	Amer	6'5"	Sr
38	Ben Vander Plas #5	Ohio	5.46	MAC	6'8"	Sr
39	Dillon Jones #2	Weber St.	5.35	BSky	6'6"	Fr
40	Taylor Funk #33	Saint Joseph's	5.28	A10	6'8"	Sr
41	Brady Manek #45	North Carolina	5.27	ACC	6'9"	Sr
42	Jalen Bridges #11	West Virginia	5.26	B12	6'7"	So
43	Isaac Mushila #10	Texas A&M Corpus Chris	5.14	Slnd	6'5"	Jr
44	Sadaidriene Hall #3	Stephen F. Austin	5.12	WAC	6'5"	Fr
45	Jermaine Samuels #23	Villanova	5.08	BE	6'7"	Sr
46	Aboubacar Traore #25	Long Beach St.	4.96	BW	6'5"	Fr
47	Julian Champagnie #2	St. John's	4.93	BE	6'8"	Jr
48	Jabari Walker #12	Colorado	4.89	P12	6'9"	So
49	Kris Murray #24	Iowa	4.8	B10	6'8"	So
50	Jalen Adaway #33	St. Bonaventure	4.79	A10	6'5"	Sr

Top College Basketball Centers this Season

In Value Add Basketball we consider the teams "center" the player who has some combination of the most defensive rebounds, blocked shots and height, but typically the fewest assists and steals. A great center will typically have even better raw numbers than a great point guard, because the guards typically need to get the ball to the center close to the basket for a closer shot - even though not nearly as many centers play with their "back to the basket" like they did for most of the history of basketball.  (for a summary of the top players at each position, click here).

Because www.valueaddbasketball.com calculates how many points per game a player improves his team compared to if a typical replacement player took his place, the raw value add is adjusted by position since the replacement player would be at the same position. Therefore, once the formulas are run, and centers raw value add is lowered by multiplying it by 0.9 to get the result you see below and at www.valueaddbasketball.com.

Top 10 most valuable centers are listed below. in general freshmen make so many mistakes (turnovers, bad shots etc.) the first half of the season that they do not rank nearly as high as more experienced players. However, they tend to improve more at the end of the season, so we watch for breakout freshmen first when looking at brackets. Therefore we start with the 10 most valuable freshmen centers in college basketball, starting with the Zags Chet Holmgrem who improves Gonzaga by 8.52 points per game - meaning there is a better than 50/50 chance the Zags would have LOST any game that they won by fewer than eight points.

In his case, he improves the Zags' offense by 5.04 points per game, while his defensive rating of -3.48 indicates he takes three to four points more away from the opposing team then a typical replacement center. Here are the most valuable 10 freshmen centers through games of February 15.

 

Rnk	Top Freshmen Centers	Team	VA5	Conf	HtText	Cl
5	Chet Holmgren #34	Gonzaga	8.52	WCC	7'0	Fr
8	Norchad Omier #15	Arkansas St.	7.79	SB	6'7"	Fr
12	Kenneth Lofton #2	Louisiana Tech	7.03	CUSA	6'7"	Fr
18	Johni Broome #4	Morehead St.	6.68	OVC	6'10"	Fr
34	DaRon Holmes #15	Dayton	5.84	A10	6'10"	Fr
57	Fousseyni Traore #45	BYU	4.91	WCC	6'6"	Fr
80	Jalen Duren #2	Memphis	4.27	Amer	6'11"	Fr
95	Charles Bediako #10	Alabama	3.92	SEC	7'0	Fr
111	Eddie Lampkin #4	TCU	3.67	B12	6'11"	Fr
112	Oso Ighodaro #13	Marquette	3.65	BE	6'9"	Fr

Top 50 Centers Overall

In true value, our calculations indicate the 1st Team All-American so far should come from Kentucky, and Holgrem is in a tight races for the 2nd Team All-American center with stars from Indiana, Auburn and UNC.

 

Rnk	Top Centers (5)	Team	VA5	Conf	HtText	Cl
1	Oscar Tshiebwe #34	Kentucky	11.14	SEC	6'9"	Jr
2	Trayce Jackson-Davis #23	Indiana	8.94	B10	6'9"	So
3	Walker Kessler #13	Auburn	8.66	SEC	7'1"	So
4	Armando Bacot #5	North Carolina	8.6	ACC	6'10"	Jr
5	Chet Holmgren #34	Gonzaga	8.52	WCC	7'0	Fr
6	Orlando Robinson #10	Fresno St.	8.4	MWC	7'0	Jr
7	Hunter Dickinson #1	Michigan	7.89	B10	7'1"	So
8	Norchad Omier #15	Arkansas St.	7.79	SB	6'7"	Fr
9	Jack Nunge #24	Xavier	7.61	BE	7'0	Jr
10	KJ Williams #0	Murray St.	7.27	OVC	6'10"	Jr
11	Kofi Cockburn #21	Illinois	7.22	B10	7'0	Jr
12	Kenneth Lofton #2	Louisiana Tech	7.03	CUSA	6'7"	Fr
13	Mark Williams #15	Duke	6.96	ACC	7'0	So
14	Christian Koloko #35	Arizona	6.93	P12	7'1"	So
15	Jake Stephens #34	VMI	6.88	SC	6'11"	Sr
16	Isaiah Whaley #5	Connecticut	6.72	BE	6'9"	Sr
17	Keve Aluma #22	Virginia Tech	6.71	ACC	6'9"	Sr
18	Johni Broome #4	Morehead St.	6.68	OVC	6'10"	Fr
19	Osun Osunniyi #21	St. Bonaventure	6.65	A10	6'10"	Sr
20	JT Shumate #32	Toledo	6.56	MAC	6'7"	Jr
21	Gaige Prim #44	Missouri St.	6.48	MVC	6'9"	Sr
22	Javon Franklin #13	South Alabama	6.47	SB	6'7"	Sr
23	Yauhen Massalski #25	San Francisco	6.46	WCC	6'9"	Sr
24	Ryan Kalkbrenner #11	Creighton	6.45	BE	7'1"	So
25	Zach Edey #15	Purdue	6.45	B10	7'4"	So
26	Matthias Tass #11	Saint Mary's	6.44	WCC	6'10"	Sr
27	Jamal Cain #1	Oakland	6.42	Horz	6'7"	Sr
28	Isaiah Mobley #3	USC	6.39	P12	6'10"	Jr
29	Trevion Williams #50	Purdue	6.28	B10	6'10"	Sr
30	Drew Pember #4	UNC Asheville	6.13	BSth	6'10"	Jr
31	Darius Days #4	LSU	6.07	SEC	6'7"	Sr
32	Jaylin Williams #10	Arkansas	6.05	SEC	6'10"	So
33	Jalen Slawson #20	Furman	5.86	SC	6'7"	Sr
34	DaRon Holmes #15	Dayton	5.84	A10	6'10"	Fr
35	Bryson Williams #11	Texas Tech	5.8	B12	6'8"	Sr
36	Jesse Edwards #14	Syracuse	5.79	ACC	6'11"	Jr
37	Eric Dixon #43	Villanova	5.76	BE	6'8"	So
38	Andre Kelly #22	California	5.72	P12	6'9"	Sr
39	Graham Ike #33	Wyoming	5.7	MWC	6'9"	So
40	Luka Brajkovic #35	Davidson	5.61	A10	6'10"	Sr
41	Felipe Haase #22	Mercer	5.52	SC	6'9"	Sr
42	John Harrar #21	Penn St.	5.48	B10	6'9"	Sr
43	Nick Muszynski #33	Belmont	5.44	OVC	6'11"	Sr
44	Jonathan Tchamwa Tchatchoua #23	Baylor	5.36	B12	6'8"	Jr
45	Enrique Freeman #25	Akron	5.35	MAC	6'7"	So
46	Pete Nance #22	Northwestern	5.32	B10	6'10"	Sr
47	Nate Watson #0	Providence	5.28	BE	6'10"	Sr
48	Josh Carlton #25	Houston	5.25	Amer	6'11"	Sr
49	Tanner Groves #35	Oklahoma	5.22	B12	6'10"	Sr
50	Myles Johnson #15	UCLA	5.16	P12	6'10"	Sr

See CBS Sports Site On Why Value Add is Only True MVP Measurement

Click on this CBS Sports site piece to read the explanation of why our Value Add Basketball System is the only ranking of college players that truly calculates each player's defense as well as offense to determine the most valuable players in the country.

All-Defensive Selections in the history of College Basketball

The following is a list of every college basketball player who has won a Conference Defensive Player of the Year or All-Conference Defense in the history of College Basketball. This is a companion list for a story appearing on this CBS 247 site.

The rating is the typical points a person getting one of these awards - depending on level of competition - prevents the opposing team from scoring. The www.valueaddbasketball.com system then adjusts this by other factors to determine a final defensive rating.

 

Player	School	Year	Conf	Award	Rating
Patrick Ewing	Georgetown	1982	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Patrick Ewing	Georgetown	1983	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Patrick Ewing	Georgetown	1984	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Butch Hays	California	1984	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Ricky Hall	Purdue	1984	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Nigel Miguel	UCLA	1985	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Patrick Ewing	Georgetown	1985	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Bruce Douglas	Illinois	1986	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Harold Pressley	Villanova	1986	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Keith Morrison	Washington State	1986	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Mark Jackson	St. John's (NY)	1987	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Gary Grant	Michigan	1988	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Gary Massey	Villanova	1988	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Steve Bardo	Illinois	1989	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Alonzo Mourning	Georgetown	1989	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Ken Redfield	Michigan State	1990	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Gary Waites	Alabama	1991	SEC	All-D	-3
Greg Carter	Mississippi State	1991	SEC	All-D	-3
Rod Cole	Georgia	1991	SEC	All-D	-3
Shawn Griggs	Louisiana State	1991	SEC	All-D	-3
Dikembe Mutombo	Georgetown	1991	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Latrell Sprewell	Alabama	1992	SEC	All-D	-3
Lee Mayberry	Arkansas	1992	SEC	All-D	-3
Reggie Tinch	Georgia	1992	SEC	All-D	-3
Robert Horry	Alabama	1992	SEC	All-D	-3
Shaquille O'Neal	Louisiana State	1992	SEC	All-D	-3
Acie Earl	Iowa	1992	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Greg Graham	Indiana	1993	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Jerry Walker	Seton Hall	1993	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Donyell Marshall	Connecticut	1994	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Pat Baldwin	Northwestern	1994	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Eric Snow	Michigan State	1995	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Allen Iverson	Georgetown	1996	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Porter Roberts	Purdue	1996	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Bobby Jackson	Minnesota	1997	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Jason Lawson	Villanova	1997	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Calvin Booth	Penn State	1998	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Damian Owens	West Virginia	1998	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Mike Kelley	Wisconsin	1999	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Chris Carrawell	Duke	2000	ACC	All-D	-3
Terence Morris	Maryland	2000	ACC	All-D	-3
Etan Thomas	Syracuse	2000	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Adam Hall	Virginia	2001	ACC	All-D	-3
Alvin Jones	Georgia Tech	2001	ACC	All-D	-3
Brendan Haywood	North Carolina	2001	ACC	All-D	-3
Shane Battier	Duke	2001	ACC	All-D	-3
Ken Johnson	Ohio State	2001	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Anthony Grundy	NC State	2002	ACC	All-D	-3
Juan Dixon	Maryland	2002	ACC	All-D	-3
Lonny Baxter	Maryland	2002	ACC	All-D	-3
Mike Dunleavy	Duke	2002	ACC	All-D	-3
Dane Fife	Indiana	2002	B10	DPOY	-4.2
John Linehan	Providence	2002	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Travarus Bennett	Minnesota	2002	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Chris Bosh	Georgia Tech	2003	ACC	All-D	-3
Cliff Crawford	NC State	2003	ACC	All-D	-3
Dahntay Jones	Duke	2003	ACC	All-D	-3
Josh Howard	Wake Forest	2003	ACC	All-D	-3
Chris Duhon	Duke	2004	ACC	All-D	-3
Tim Pickett	Florida State	2004	ACC	All-D	-3
Emeka Okafor	Connecticut	2004	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Kenny Lowe	Purdue	2004	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Rashad Wright	Georgia	2004	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Anthony King	Miami (FL)	2005	ACC	All-D	-3
Chris Paul	Wake Forest	2005	ACC	All-D	-3
Jackie Manuel	North Carolina	2005	ACC	All-D	-3
Chuck Hayes	Kentucky	2005	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Dee Brown	Illinois	2005	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Josh Boone	Connecticut	2005	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Brian Randle	Illinois	2006	B10	All-D	-3
Cedric Simmons	NC State	2006	ACC	All-D	-3
Je'Kel Foster	Ohio State	2006	B10	All-D	-3
Mohamed Hachad	Northwestern	2006	B10	All-D	-3
PJ Tucker	Texas	2006	B12	All-D	-3
Shannon Brown	Michigan State	2006	B10	All-D	-3
Taj Gray	Oklahoma	2006	B12	All-D	-3
Vernon Hamilton	Clemson	2006	ACC	All-D	-3
Corey Brewer	Florida	2006	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Erek Hansen	Iowa	2006	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Hilton Armstrong	Connecticut	2006	BE	DPOY	-4.2
LaMarcus Aldridge	Texas	2006	B12	DPOY	-4.2
Shelden Williams	Duke	2006	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Tyrus Thomas	Louisiana State	2006	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
DJ Strawberry	Maryland	2007	ACC	All-D	-3
Dominique Kirk	Texas A&M	2007	B12	All-D	-3
Ekene Ibekwe	Maryland	2007	ACC	All-D	-3
Josh McRoberts	Duke	2007	ACC	All-D	-3
Kevin Durant	Texas	2007	B12	All-D	-3
Zabian Dowdell	Virginia Tech	2007	ACC	All-D	-3
Greg Oden	Ohio State	2007	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Jamon Gordon	Virginia Tech	2007	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Jerel McNeal	Marquette	2007	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Mario Chalmers	Kansas	2007	B12	DPOY	-4.2
Steven Hill	Arkansas	2007	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
JaJuan Smith	Tennessee	2008	SEC	All-D	-3
James Gist	Maryland	2008	ACC	All-D	-3
Joe Krabbenhoft	Wisconsin	2008	B10	All-D	-3
Kyle Weaver	Washington State	2008	P12	All-D	-3
Marcus Ginyard	North Carolina	2008	ACC	All-D	-3
Michael Flowers	Wisconsin	2008	B10	All-D	-3
Rahshon Clark	Iowa State	2008	B12	All-D	-3
Ramel Bradley	Kentucky	2008	SEC	All-D	-3
Robin Lopez	Stanford	2008	P12	All-D	-3
Russell Robinson	Kansas	2008	B12	All-D	-3
Sundiata Gaines	Georgia	2008	SEC	All-D	-3
Tyrelle Blair	Boston College	2008	ACC	All-D	-3
DeMarcus Nelson	Duke	2008	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Marcus Dove	Oklahoma State	2008	B12	DPOY	-4.2
Russell Westbrook	UCLA	2008	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Ade Dagunduro	Nebraska	2009	B12	All-D	-3
Alfred Aboya	UCLA	2009	P12	All-D	-3
Chester Frazier	Illinois	2009	B10	All-D	-3
Chris Johnson	Louisiana State	2009	SEC	All-D	-3
Damian Johnson	Minnesota	2009	B10	All-D	-3
Daniel Hackett	Southern California	2009	P12	All-D	-3
Danny Green	North Carolina	2009	ACC	All-D	-3
Darren Collison	UCLA	2009	P12	All-D	-3
Derrick Roland	Texas A&M	2009	B12	All-D	-3
Dominique Archie	South Carolina	2009	SEC	All-D	-3
Garrett Temple	Louisiana State	2009	SEC	All-D	-3
Jordan Hill	Arizona	2009	P12	All-D	-3
Justin Mason	Texas	2009	B12	All-D	-3
Quantez Robertson	Auburn	2009	SEC	All-D	-3
Terrel Harris	Oklahoma State	2009	B12	All-D	-3
Hasheem Thabeet	Connecticut	2009	BE	DPOY	-4.2
JT Tiller	Missouri	2009	B12	DPOY	-4.2
Taj Gibson	Southern California	2009	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Toney Douglas	Florida State	2009	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Travis Walton	Michigan State	2009	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Bryan Davis	Texas A&M	2010	B12	All-D	-3
Dallas Lauderdale	Ohio State	2010	B10	All-D	-3
Devan Downey	South Carolina	2010	SEC	All-D	-3
Ekpe Udoh	Baylor	2010	B12	All-D	-3
Jeremy Nash	Northwestern	2010	B10	All-D	-3
Justin Holiday	Washington	2010	P12	All-D	-3
Lance Thomas	Duke	2010	ACC	All-D	-3
LD Williams	Wake Forest	2010	ACC	All-D	-3
Patrick Patterson	Kentucky	2010	SEC	All-D	-3
Solomon Alabi	Florida State	2010	ACC	All-D	-3
Trevon Hughes	Wisconsin	2010	B10	All-D	-3
Trevor Booker	Clemson	2010	ACC	All-D	-3
Venoy Overton	Washington	2010	P12	All-D	-3
Chris Kramer	Purdue	2010	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Chris Singleton	Florida State	2010	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Cole Aldrich	Kansas	2010	B12	DPOY	-4.2
Hamady N'Diaye	Rutgers	2010	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Jarvis Varnado	Mississippi State	2010	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Seth Tarver	Oregon State	2010	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Brady Morningstar	Kansas	2011	B12	All-D	-3
David Lighty	Ohio State	2011	B10	All-D	-3
DeAndre Liggins	Kentucky	2011	SEC	All-D	-3
DeAngelo Casto	Washington State	2011	P12	All-D	-3
Delvon Johnson	Arkansas	2011	SEC	All-D	-3
Delvon Roe	Michigan State	2011	B10	All-D	-3
Iman Shumpert	Georgia Tech	2011	ACC	All-D	-3
Jacob Pullen	Kansas State	2011	B12	All-D	-3
Jerai Grant	Clemson	2011	ACC	All-D	-3
Jordan Taylor	Wisconsin	2011	B10	All-D	-3
Laurence Bowers	Missouri	2011	B12	All-D	-3
Malcolm Lee	UCLA	2011	P12	All-D	-3
Nolan Smith	Duke	2011	ACC	All-D	-3
Tristan Thompson	Texas	2011	B12	All-D	-3
Dogus Balbay	Texas	2011	B12	DPOY	-4.2
JaJuan Johnson	Purdue	2011	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Marcus Simmons	Southern California	2011	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Rick Jackson	Syracuse	2011	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Sam Muldrow	South Carolina	2011	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Andre Young	Clemson	2012	ACC	All-D	-3
Aziz N'Diaye	Washington	2012	P12	All-D	-3
Bernard James	Florida State	2012	ACC	All-D	-3
Damontre Harris	South Carolina	2012	SEC	All-D	-3
Draymond Green	Michigan State	2012	B10	All-D	-3
Jared Cunningham	Oregon State	2012	P12	All-D	-3
Jeffery Taylor	Vanderbilt	2012	SEC	All-D	-3
Jordan Henriquez	Kansas State	2012	B12	All-D	-3
Kyle Fogg	Arizona	2012	P12	All-D	-3
Michael Dixon	Missouri	2012	B12	All-D	-3
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist	Kentucky	2012	SEC	All-D	-3
Michael Snaer	Florida State	2012	ACC	All-D	-3
Quincy Acy	Baylor	2012	B12	All-D	-3
Rodney McGruder	Kansas State	2012	B12	All-D	-3
Tim Frazier	Penn State	2012	B10	All-D	-3
Anthony Davis	Kentucky	2012	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Fab Melo	Syracuse	2012	BE	DPOY	-4.2
John Henson	North Carolina	2012	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Jorge Gutierrez	California	2012	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Alex Len	Maryland	2013	ACC	All-D	-3
Angel Rodriguez	Kansas State	2013	B12	All-D	-3
Arsalan Kazemi	Oregon	2013	P12	All-D	-3
Carrick Felix	Arizona State	2013	P12	All-D	-3
Chris Babb	Iowa State	2013	B12	All-D	-3
Jared Berggren	Wisconsin	2013	B10	All-D	-3
Jontel Evans	Virginia	2013	ACC	All-D	-3
Jordan Morgan	Michigan	2013	B10	All-D	-3
Reginald Buckner	Mississippi	2013	SEC	All-D	-3
Shane Larkin	Miami (FL)	2013	ACC	All-D	-3
Travis Releford	Kansas	2013	B12	All-D	-3
Trevor Releford	Alabama	2013	SEC	All-D	-3
Andre Roberson	Colorado	2013	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Durand Scott	Miami (FL)	2013	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Gorgui Dieng	Louisville	2013	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Jeff Withey	Kansas	2013	B12	DPOY	-4.2
Nerlens Noel	Kentucky	2013	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Victor Oladipo	Indiana	2013	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Akil Mitchell	Virginia	2014	ACC	All-D	-3
Cameron Ridley	Texas	2014	B12	All-D	-3
Daniel Miller	Georgia Tech	2014	ACC	All-D	-3
Demarcus Holland	Texas	2014	B12	All-D	-3
Gary Harris	Michigan State	2014	B10	All-D	-3
Isaiah Austin	Baylor	2014	B12	All-D	-3
Josh Huestis	Stanford	2014	P12	All-D	-3
JP Tokoto	North Carolina	2014	ACC	All-D	-3
Juwan Staten	West Virginia	2014	B12	All-D	-3
Marcus Smart	Oklahoma State	2014	B12	All-D	-3
Nick Johnson	Arizona	2014	P12	All-D	-3
Scottie Wilbekin	Florida	2014	SEC	All-D	-3
Shannon Scott	Ohio State	2014	B10	All-D	-3
Tyler Ennis	Syracuse	2014	ACC	All-D	-3
Aaron Craft	Ohio State	2014	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Fuquan Edwin	Seton Hall	2014	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Joel Embiid	Kansas	2014	B12	DPOY	-4.2
Jordan Bachynski	Arizona State	2014	P12	DPOY	-4.2
KJ McDaniels	Clemson	2014	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Patric Young	Florida	2014	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Anthony Hickey	Oklahoma State	2015	B12	All-D	-3
BeeJay Anya	NC State	2015	ACC	All-D	-3
Branden Dawson	Michigan State	2015	B10	All-D	-3
Damian Jones	Vanderbilt	2015	SEC	All-D	-3
Delon Wright	Utah	2015	P12	All-D	-3
Jordan Mickey	Louisiana State	2015	SEC	All-D	-3
Josh Gasser	Wisconsin	2015	B10	All-D	-3
Josh Richardson	Tennessee	2015	SEC	All-D	-3
Marcus Thornton	Georgia	2015	SEC	All-D	-3
Michael Cobbins	Oklahoma State	2015	B12	All-D	-3
Myles Turner	Texas	2015	B12	All-D	-3
Nnanna Egwu	Illinois	2015	B10	All-D	-3
Rakeem Christmas	Syracuse	2015	ACC	All-D	-3
Rico Gathers	Baylor	2015	B12	All-D	-3
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson	Arizona	2015	P12	All-D	-3
TJ McConnell	Arizona	2015	P12	All-D	-3
Darion Atkins	Virginia	2015	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Jameel McKay	Iowa State	2015	B12	DPOY	-4.2
Rapheal Davis	Purdue	2015	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Sir'Dominic Pointer	St. John's (NY)	2015	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Willie Cauley-Stein	Kentucky	2015	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Alex Caruso	Texas A&M	2016	SEC	All-D	-3
Brandon Taylor	Utah	2016	P12	All-D	-3
Chinanu Onuaku	Louisville	2016	ACC	All-D	-3
Devonte' Graham	Kansas	2016	B12	All-D	-3
Frank Mason	Kansas	2016	B12	All-D	-3
Jarrod Uthoff	Iowa	2016	B10	All-D	-3
Josh Scott	Colorado	2016	P12	All-D	-3
Kaleb Tarczewski	Arizona	2016	P12	All-D	-3
Khadeem Lattin	Oklahoma	2016	B12	All-D	-3
Landry Nnoko	Clemson	2016	ACC	All-D	-3
Michael Gbinije	Syracuse	2016	ACC	All-D	-3
Retin Obasohan	Alabama	2016	SEC	All-D	-3
Tonye Jekiri	Miami (FL)	2016	ACC	All-D	-3
Wesley Iwundu	Kansas State	2016	B12	All-D	-3
Yogi Ferrell	Indiana	2016	B10	All-D	-3
AJ Hammons	Purdue	2016	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Gary Payton	Oregon State	2016	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Kris Dunn	Providence	2016	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Malcolm Brogdon	Virginia	2016	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Prince Ibeh	Texas	2016	B12	DPOY	-4.2
Tyler Ulis	Kentucky	2016	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Chris Boucher	Oregon	2017	P12	All-D	-3
Davon Reed	Miami (FL)	2017	ACC	All-D	-3
Derrick White	Colorado	2017	P12	All-D	-3
Donovan Mitchell	Louisville	2017	ACC	All-D	-3
Ethan Happ	Wisconsin	2017	B10	All-D	-3
Ishmail Wainright	Baylor	2017	B12	All-D	-3
Jo Acuil	Baylor	2017	B12	All-D	-3
Kadeem Allen	Arizona	2017	P12	All-D	-3
Kasey Hill	Florida	2017	SEC	All-D	-3
Luke Kornet	Vanderbilt	2017	SEC	All-D	-3
Marcus Allen	Stanford	2017	P12	All-D	-3
Matt Jones	Duke	2017	ACC	All-D	-3
Moses Kingsley	Arkansas	2017	SEC	All-D	-3
Nathan Adrian	West Virginia	2017	B12	All-D	-3
Sindarius Thornwell	South Carolina	2017	SEC	All-D	-3
Vic Law	Northwestern	2017	B10	All-D	-3
Vladimir Brodziansky	TCU	2017	B12	All-D	-3
Xavier Rathan-Mayes	Florida State	2017	ACC	All-D	-3
Zak Showalter	Wisconsin	2017	B10	All-D	-3
Ben Lammers	Georgia Tech	2017	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Jordan Bell	Oregon	2017	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Josh Hart	Villanova	2017	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Mikal Bridges	Villanova	2017	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Reggie Lynch	Minnesota	2017	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Aaron Holiday	UCLA	2018	P12	All-D	-3
Anas Mahmoud	Louisville	2018	ACC	All-D	-3
Anfernee McLemore	Auburn	2018	SEC	All-D	-3
Anthony Cowan	Maryland	2018	B10	All-D	-3
Chris Chiozza	Florida	2018	SEC	All-D	-3
Dakota Mathias	Purdue	2018	B10	All-D	-3
Deandre Ayton	Arizona	2018	P12	All-D	-3
Devon Hall	Virginia	2018	ACC	All-D	-3
Jordan McLaughlin	Southern California	2018	P12	All-D	-3
Mike Watkins	Penn State	2018	B10	All-D	-3
Mohamed Bamba	Texas	2018	B12	All-D	-3
Sagaba Konate	West Virginia	2018	B12	All-D	-3
Zhaire Smith	Texas Tech	2018	B12	All-D	-3
Chris Silva	South Carolina	2018	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Isaiah Wilkins	Virginia	2018	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Jaren Jackson Jr	Michigan State	2018	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Jevon Carter	West Virginia	2018	B12	DPOY	-4.2
Khyri Thomas	Creighton	2018	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Robert Williams	Texas A&M	2018	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
AJ Harris	New Mexico State	2019	WAC	All-D	-1
Anthony Lamb	Vermont	2019	AE	All-D	-1
Braxton Bonds	Houston Baptist	2019	Slnd	All-D	-1
Brian Beard Jr	Florida International	2019	CUSA	All-D	-1
Bruce Moore	Bucknell	2019	Pat	All-D	-1
Cortez Edwards	Southern Mississippi	2019	CUSA	All-D	-1
Darrian Ringo	Miami (OH)	2019	MAC	All-D	-1
Devontae Cacok	UNC Wilmington	2019	CAA	All-D	-1
Devonte Campbell	Albany (NY)	2019	AE	All-D	-1
Gerard Martin	Grand Canyon	2019	WAC	All-D	-1
Hasan Abdullah	Navy	2019	Pat	All-D	-1
Jacquil Taylor	Hofstra	2019	CAA	All-D	-1
James Thompson IV	Eastern Michigan	2019	MAC	All-D	-1
Jaylen Franklin	Abilene Christian	2019	Slnd	All-D	-1
Larry Austin	Central Michigan	2019	MAC	All-D	-1
Mark Hughes	Wright State	2019	Horz	All-D	-1
Marlain Veal	Southeastern Louisiana	2019	Slnd	All-D	-1
Myles Carter	Seattle	2019	WAC	All-D	-1
Parker Ernsthausen	Wright State	2019	Horz	All-D	-1
Samuel Dingba	Vermont	2019	AE	All-D	-1
Xavier Green	Old Dominion	2019	CUSA	All-D	-1
Brandon Gilbeck	Western Illinois	2019	Sum	DPOY	-1.4
Charles Bassey	Western Kentucky	2019	CUSA	DPOY	-1.4
Dennis Jones	Prairie View	2019	SWAC	DPOY	-1.4
Desure Buie	Hofstra	2019	CAA	DPOY	-1.4
DJ McCall	IUPUI	2019	Horz	DPOY	-1.4
Dontay Caruthers	Buffalo	2019	MAC	DPOY	-1.4
Ed Polite, Jr	Radford	2019	BSth	DPOY	-1.4
Ishmael Lane	Northwestern State	2019	Slnd	DPOY	-1.4
JaKeenan Gant	Louisiana	2019	SB	DPOY	-1.4
Jarel Spellman	Sacred Heart	2019	NEC	DPOY	-1.4
Jeff Otchere	Stony Brook	2019	AE	DPOY	-1.4
Jehyve Floyd	Holy Cross	2019	Pat	DPOY	-1.4
Jonathan Galloway	UC Irvine	2019	BW	DPOY	-1.4
Jonathan Kasibabu	Fairfield	2019	MAAC	DPOY	-1.4
Leroy Buchanan	Murray State	2019	OVC	DPOY	-1.4
Nick Muszynski	Belmont	2019	OVC	DPOY	-1.4
Obi Okolie	Brown	2019	Ivy	DPOY	-1.4
Wajid Aminu	North Florida	2019	ASUN	DPOY	-1.4
Caleb Martin	Nevada	2019	MWC	All-D	-2
Cody Martin	Nevada	2019	MWC	All-D	-2
Cyril Langevine	Rhode Island	2019	A10	All-D	-2
Deshon Taylor	Fresno State	2019	MWC	All-D	-2
Javon Freeman	Valparaiso	2019	MVC	All-D	-2
JD Paige	Colorado State	2019	MWC	All-D	-2
Jeremy Hemsley	San Diego State	2019	MWC	All-D	-2
Jordan Caroline	Nevada	2019	MWC	All-D	-2
Kavion Pippen	Southern Illinois	2019	MVC	All-D	-2
Kris Clyburn	Nevada-Las Vegas	2019	MWC	All-D	-2
Nico Carvacho	Colorado State	2019	MWC	All-D	-2
Sean Lloyd	Southern Illinois	2019	MVC	All-D	-2
Brandon Clarke	Gonzaga	2019	WCC	DPOY	-2.8
Javon Bess	Saint Louis	2019	A10	DPOY	-2.8
Laquincy Rideau	South Florida	2019	Amer	DPOY	-2.8
Neemias Queta	Utah State	2019	MWC	DPOY	-2.8
Nick McGlynn	Drake	2019	MVC	DPOY	-2.8
Bruno Fernando	Maryland	2019	B10	All-D	-3
Daniel Gafford	Arkansas	2019	SEC	All-D	-3
Donta Hall	Alabama	2019	SEC	All-D	-3
Elijah Thomas	Clemson	2019	ACC	All-D	-3
Jaxson Hayes	Texas	2019	B12	All-D	-3
Kenny Wooten	Oregon	2019	P12	All-D	-3
Luguentz Dort	Arizona State	2019	P12	All-D	-3
Matt McQuaid	Michigan State	2019	B10	All-D	-3
Matt Mooney	Texas Tech	2019	B12	All-D	-3
Tariq Owens	Texas Tech	2019	B12	All-D	-3
Zavier Simpson	Michigan	2019	B10	All-D	-3
Zion Williamson	Duke	2019	ACC	All-D	-3
Zylan Cheatham	Arizona State	2019	P12	All-D	-3
Ashton Hagans	Kentucky	2019	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Barry Brown	Kansas State	2019	B12	DPOY	-4.2
De'Andre Hunter	Virginia	2019	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Josh Reaves	Penn State	2019	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Justin Simon	St. John's (NY)	2019	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Matisse Thybulle	Washington	2019	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Tremont Waters	Louisiana State	2019	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Aaron Carver	Old Dominion	2020	CUSA	All-D	-1
Andrew Kostecka	Loyola (MD)	2020	Pat	All-D	-1
Antonio Williams	Kent State	2020	MAC	All-D	-1
Boubacar Toure	Eastern Michigan	2020	MAC	All-D	-1
Brevin Galloway	College of Charleston	2020	CAA	All-D	-1
Chad Bowie	Sam Houston State	2020	Slnd	All-D	-1
Channel Banks	Akron	2020	MAC	All-D	-1
Chris Brandon	Detroit Mercy	2020	Horz	All-D	-1
Chris Lester	New Hampshire	2020	AE	All-D	-1
De'Jon Davis	California Baptist	2020	WAC	All-D	-1
Dennis Tunstall	Towson	2020	CAA	All-D	-1
Derric Jean	Louisiana Tech	2020	CUSA	All-D	-1
Elyjah Goss	IUPUI	2020	Horz	All-D	-1
Hayden Koval	Central Arkansas	2020	Slnd	All-D	-1
Jared Savage	Western Kentucky	2020	CUSA	All-D	-1
John Comeaux	Stephen F. Austin	2020	Slnd	All-D	-1
KJ Jackson	Maryland-Baltimore County	2020	AE	All-D	-1
Malik Martin	Charlotte	2020	CUSA	All-D	-1
Marcus Ottey	Illinois-Chicago	2020	Horz	All-D	-1
Max Mahoney	Boston University	2020	Pat	All-D	-1
Payten Ricks	Abilene Christian	2020	Slnd	All-D	-1
Stacy Beckton	American	2020	Pat	All-D	-1
Tahjai Teague	Ball State	2020	MAC	All-D	-1
Taze Moore	Cal State Bakersfield	2020	WAC	All-D	-1
Terrell Brown	New Mexico State	2020	WAC	All-D	-1
Ben Shungu	Vermont	2020	AE	DPOY	-1.4
Cletrell Pope	Bethune-Cookman	2020	SWAC	DPOY	-1.4
Dave Bell	Jacksonville	2020	ASUN	DPOY	-1.4
Davonta Jordan	Buffalo	2020	MAC	DPOY	-1.4
Jalen Gabbidon	Yale	2020	Ivy	DPOY	-1.4
Jalen Tate	Northern Kentucky	2020	Horz	DPOY	-1.4
Javon Levi	Texas-Rio Grande Valley	2020	WAC	DPOY	-1.4
Jaylan Gainey	Brown	2020	Ivy	DPOY	-1.4
Jonah Radebaugh	Northern Colorado	2020	Bsky	DPOY	-1.4
Jordyn Adams	Austin Peay	2020	OVC	DPOY	-1.4
Juvaris Hayes	Merrimack	2020	NEC	DPOY	-1.4
Matt Pile	Omaha	2020	Sum	DPOY	-1.4
Nathan Knight	William & Mary	2020	CAA	DPOY	-1.4
Osasumwen Osaghae	Florida International	2020	CUSA	DPOY	-1.4
Ruot Monyyong	Little Rock	2020	SB	DPOY	-1.4
Shamarkus Kennedy	McNeese State	2020	Slnd	DPOY	-1.4
Will Rayman	Colgate	2020	Pat	DPOY	-1.4
Christian Williams	Indiana State	2020	MVC	All-D	-2
Fatts Russell	Rhode Island	2020	A10	All-D	-2
Hasahn French	Saint Louis	2020	A10	All-D	-2
Javon Freeman-Liberty	Valparaiso	2020	MVC	All-D	-2
Justin Bean	Utah State	2020	MWC	All-D	-2
KJ Feagin	San Diego State	2020	MWC	All-D	-2
Liam Robbins	Drake	2020	MVC	All-D	-2
Lindsey Drew	Nevada	2020	MWC	All-D	-2
Malachi Flynn	San Diego State	2020	MWC	All-D	-2
Isaiah Brown	Northern Iowa	2020	MVC	DPOY	-2.8
Isaiah Stevens	Colorado State	2020	MWC	DPOY	-2.8
Jacob Gilyard	Richmond	2020	A10	DPOY	-2.8
Jahlil Tripp	Pacific	2020	WCC	DPOY	-2.8
Tre Scott	Cincinnati	2020	Amer	DPOY	-2.8
Bryce Wills	Stanford	2020	P12	All-D	-3
Daniel Oturu	Minnesota	2020	B10	All-D	-3
Freddie Gillespie	Baylor	2020	B12	All-D	-3
Herb Jones	Alabama	2020	SEC	All-D	-3
Isaac Okoro	Auburn	2020	SEC	All-D	-3
Jalen Smith	Maryland	2020	B10	All-D	-3
James Banks III	Georgia Tech	2020	ACC	All-D	-3
Jonah Mathews	Southern California	2020	P12	All-D	-3
Kylor Kelley	Oregon State	2020	P12	All-D	-3
Mamadi Diakite	Virginia	2020	ACC	All-D	-3
McKinley Wright IV	Colorado	2020	P12	All-D	-3
Nick Richards	Kentucky	2020	SEC	All-D	-3
Nojel Eastern	Purdue	2020	B10	All-D	-3
Steffon Mitchell	Boston College	2020	ACC	All-D	-3
Trent Forrest	Florida State	2020	ACC	All-D	-3
Udoka Azubuike	Kansas	2020	B12	All-D	-3
Marcus Garrett	Kansas	2020	B12	DPOY	-4.2
Romaro Gill	Seton Hall	2020	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Tre Jones	Duke	2020	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Tyler Bey	Colorado	2020	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Xavier Tillman	Michigan State	2020	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Yves Pons	Tennessee	2020	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Antonio Rizzuto	Albany (NY)	2021	AE	All-D	-1
Asbjarn Midtgaard	Grand Canyon	2021	WAC	All-D	-1
Charles Thompson	Towson	2021	CAA	All-D	-1
Clayton Henry	New Mexico State	2021	WAC	All-D	-1
Cobe Williams	Louisiana Tech	2021	CUSA	All-D	-1
Coryon Mason	Abilene Christian	2021	Slnd	All-D	-1
Damien Daniels	Abilene Christian	2021	Slnd	All-D	-1
Darnell Rogers	Maryland-Baltimore County	2021	AE	All-D	-1
Deante Johnson	Cleveland State	2021	Horz	All-D	-1
Dylan Painter	Delaware	2021	CAA	All-D	-1
Enrique Freeman	Akron	2021	MAC	All-D	-1
Garrett Covington	Youngstown State	2021	Horz	All-D	-1
Gorjok Gak	California Baptist	2021	WAC	All-D	-1
Jarrod West	Marshall	2021	CUSA	All-D	-1
Jonas Harper	Boston University	2021	Pat	All-D	-1
Josh Anderson	Western Kentucky	2021	CUSA	All-D	-1
Kameron Langley	North Carolina A&T	2021	MEAC	All-D	-1
Kevin Johnson	Nicholls State	2021	Slnd	All-D	-1
Loudon Love	Wright State	2021	Horz	All-D	-1
Luke Loewe	William & Mary	2021	CAA	All-D	-1
Lunden McDay	Ohio	2021	MAC	All-D	-1
Malik Miller	Morgan State	2021	MEAC	All-D	-1
Malique Jacobs	Kent State	2021	MAC	All-D	-1
Mehkel Harvey	William & Mary	2021	CAA	All-D	-1
MJ Randolph	Florida A&M	2021	MEAC	All-D	-1
Quan Jackson	UAB	2021	CUSA	All-D	-1
Reggie Miller	Abilene Christian	2021	Slnd	All-D	-1
Richard Njoku	Navy	2021	Pat	All-D	-1
Spencer Littleson	Toledo	2021	MAC	All-D	-1
Stacy Beckton Jr	American	2021	Pat	All-D	-1
Sukhmail Mathon	Boston University	2021	Pat	All-D	-1
Tim Finke	Wright State	2021	Horz	All-D	-1
Traci Carter	Hartford	2021	AE	All-D	-1
Trey Jemison	UAB	2021	CUSA	All-D	-1
Troy Baxter	Morgan State	2021	MEAC	All-D	-1
Zep Jasper	College of Charleston	2021	CAA	All-D	-1
Anthony Tarke	Coppin State	2021	MEAC	DPOY	-1.4
Brandon McKissic	Kansas City	2021	WAC	DPOY	-1.4
David Muoka	Lamar	2021	Slnd	DPOY	-1.4
Elijah Cuffee	Liberty	2021	ASUN	DPOY	-1.4
Fardaws Aimaq	Utah Valley	2021	WAC	DPOY	-1.4
Grayson Murphy	Belmont	2021	OVC	DPOY	-1.4
Isaiah Miller	UNC Greensboro	2021	SC	DPOY	-1.4
Jayveous McKinnis	Jackson State	2021	SWAC	DPOY	-1.4
Johni Broome	Morehead State	2021	OVC	DPOY	-1.4
Josh Caldwell	Army	2021	Pat	DPOY	-1.4
Josh Mballa	Buffalo	2021	MAC	DPOY	-1.4
KC Ndefo	Saint Peter's	2021	MAAC	DPOY	-1.4
Kim Aiken Jr	Eastern Washington	2021	MAC	DPOY	-1.4
Mouhamadou Gueye	Stony Brook	2021	AE	DPOY	-1.4
Nana Opoku	Mount St. Mary's	2021	NEC	DPOY	-1.4
Phlandrous Fleming Jr	Charleston Southern	2021	BSth	DPOY	-1.4
Theo Akwuba	Louisiana	2021	SB	DPOY	-1.4
Tre Gomillion	Cleveland State	2021	Horz	DPOY	-1.4
Tyson Walker	Northeastern	2021	CAA	DPOY	-1.4
Aher Uguak	Loyola (IL)	2021	MVC	All-D	-2
AJ Wilson	George Mason	2021	A10	All-D	-2
Cheikh Mbacke Diong	Nevada-Las Vegas	2021	MWC	All-D	-2
Gaige Prim	Missouri State	2021	MVC	All-D	-2
Hason Ward	Virginia Commonwealth	2021	A10	All-D	-2
Jordan Goodwin	Saint Louis	2021	A10	All-D	-2
Marco Anthony	Utah State	2021	MWC	All-D	-2
Matt Mitchell	San Diego State	2021	MWC	All-D	-2
Nathan Mensah	San Diego State	2021	MWC	All-D	-2
ShanQuan Hemphill	Drake	2021	MVC	All-D	-2
Tre Williams	Indiana State	2021	MVC	All-D	-2
DeJon Jarreau	Houston	2021	Amer	DPOY	-2.8
Lucas Williamson	Loyola (IL)	2021	MVC	DPOY	-2.8
Marcus Williams	Wyoming	2021	MWC	DPOY	-2.8
Matt Haarms	Brigham Young	2021	WCC	DPOY	-2.8
Osun Osunniyi	St. Bonaventure	2021	A10	DPOY	-2.8
Aaron Henry	Michigan State	2021	B10	All-D	-3
Abdul Ado	Mississippi State	2021	SEC	All-D	-3
Chris Duarte	Oregon	2021	P12	All-D	-3
Dru Smith	Missouri	2021	SEC	All-D	-3
Eli Parquet	Colorado	2021	P12	All-D	-3
Gabe Osabuohien	West Virginia	2021	B12	All-D	-3
Isaiah Jackson	Kentucky	2021	SEC	All-D	-3
Jaime Jaquez Jr	UCLA	2021	P12	All-D	-3
Jamari Wheeler	Penn State	2021	B10	All-D	-3
Jared Butler	Baylor	2021	B12	All-D	-3
Jay Huff	Virginia	2021	ACC	All-D	-3
Jordan Goldwire	Duke	2021	ACC	All-D	-3
Manny Bates	NC State	2021	ACC	All-D	-3
Mark Vital	Baylor	2021	B12	All-D	-3
Moses Wright	Georgia Tech	2021	ACC	All-D	-3
Myles Johnson	Rutgers	2021	B10	All-D	-3
Oscar da Silva	Stanford	2021	P12	All-D	-3
Trent Frazier	Illinois	2021	B10	All-D	-3
Darryl Morsell	Maryland	2021	B10	DPOY	-4.2
Davion Mitchell	Baylor	2021	B12	DPOY	-4.2
Evan Mobley	Southern California	2021	P12	DPOY	-4.2
Herbert Jones	Alabama	2021	SEC	DPOY	-4.2
Isaiah Whaley	Connecticut	2021	BE	DPOY	-4.2
Jose Alvarado	Georgia Tech	2021	ACC	DPOY	-4.2
Posh Alexander	St. John's (NY)	2021	BE	DPOY	-4.2