NCAA Basketball 2023-2024

NCAA Basketball 2023-2024

CBB Almanac's top 100 players

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Zach Edey, C, Purdue
Kyle Filipowski, F, Duke
Hunter Dickinson, C, Kansas
Ryan Kalkbrenner, C, Creighton
Donovan Clingan, C, UConn
Tyler Kolek, G, Marquette
Armando Bacot, F/C, North Carolina
Tyrese Proctor, G, Duke
Max Abmas, G, Texas
Tyson Walker, G, Michigan State
Wade Taylor IV, G, Texas A&M
Justin Moore, G, Villanova
Trey Alexander, G, Creighton
Oumar Ballo, C, Arizona
DaRon Holmes II, F, Dayton
LJ Cryer, G, Houston
Ryan Nembhard, G, Gonzaga
Johnell Davis, G, Florida Atlantic
Aidan Mahaney, G, Saint Mary’s
Isaiah Collier, G, USC
Tylor Perry, G, Kansas State
Jamal Shead, G, Houston
Terrence Shannon Jr., G, Illinois
Reece Beekman, G, Virginia
PJ Hall, F, Clemson
Nijel Pack, G, Miami (FL)
RJ Davis, G, North Carolina
Bryce Hopkins, F/G, Providence
Norchad Omier, F, Miami (FL)
Johni Broome, F, Auburn
Isaiah Stevens, G, Colorado State
Santiago Vescovi, G, Tennessee
Boo Buie, G, Northwestern
Baylor Scheierman, G, Creighton
Jahmir Young, G, Maryland
Alijah Martin, G, Florida Atlantic
Dajuan Harris, G, Kansas
Anton Watson, F, Gonzaga
Justin Edwards, G, Kentucky
Ace Baldwin, G, Penn State
Eric Dixon, F, Villanova
AJ Hoggard, G, Michigan State
Trevon Brazile, F, Arkansas
Riley Kugel, G, Florida
Boogie Ellis, G, USC
Coleman Hawkins, F, Illinois
Tyrese Hunter, G, Texas
Graham Ike, F, Gonzaga
Olivier Nkamhoua, F, Michigan
Tyler Burton, F, Villanova
Kevin McCullar Jr., G, Kansas
Judah Mintz, G, Syracuse
Lamont Butler, G, San Diego State
Caleb Love, G, Arizona
Oso Ighodaro, F, Marquette
Tristan da Silva, F, Colorado
Steven Ashworth, G, Creighton
Mark Sears, G, Alabama
Joel Soriano, C, St. John’s
Cam Spencer, G, UConn
Jordan Dingle, G, St. John’s
J’Wan Roberts, F, Houston
Arthur Kaluma, F, Kansas State
Tyson Degenhart, F, Boise State
Branden Carlson, C, Utah
Grant Nelson, F, Alabama
Stephon Castle, G, UConn
Drew Pember, F, UNC Asheville
RayJ Dennis, G, Baylor
Jamal Mashburn Jr., G, New Mexico
Jesse Edwards, C, West Virginia
Nae’Qwan Tomlin, F, Kansas State
Tolu Smith, F, Mississippi State
Tucker DeVries, G/F, Drake
Darrion Trammell, G, San Diego State
Tristen Newton, G, UConn
Adem Bona, F/C, UCLA
Jeremy Roach, G, Duke
Zakai Zeigler, G, Tennessee
Ajay Mitchell, G, UC Santa Barbara
DJ Wagner, G, Kentucky
Kam Jones, G, Marquette
Alex Karaban, F, UConn
Fardaws Aimaq, F, California
Jaelen House, G, New Mexico
Mark Mitchell, F, Duke
RaeQuan Battle, G, West Virginia
Devin Carter, G, Providence
Payton Sandfort, F, Iowa
Aaron Estrada, G, Alabama
KJ Simpson, G, Colorado
Cody Williams, F, Colorado
Elliott Cadeau, G, North Carolina
Jalen Bridges, F, Baylor
Sean Pedulla, G, Virginia Tech
Antonio Reeves, G, Kentucky
Ja’Kobe Walter, G, Baylor
TJ Bamba, G, Villanova
Fousseyni Traore, F, BYU
Fletcher Loyer, G, Purdue

Almanac All American Teams

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All-America Teams
First Team

C — Zach Edey, Purdue (unanimous)

C — Hunter Dickinson, Kansas

C — Ryan Kalkbrenner, Creighton

F — Kyle Filipowski, Duke

G — Tyler Kolek, Marquette

Second Team

C — Donovan Clingan, UConn

C — Armando Bacot, North Carolina

G — Tyrese Proctor, Duke

G — Max Abmas, Texas

G — Wade Taylor IV, Texas A&M

Third Team

C — Oumar Ballo, Arizona

G — Trey Alexander, Creighton

G — Justin Moore, Villanova

G — Tyson Walker, Michigan State

G — Tylor Perry, Kansas State

National Awards
National Player of the Year: Zach Edey, C, Purdue

Defensive Player of the Year: Ryan Kalkbrenner, C, Creighton

Freshman of the Year: Isaiah Collier, G, USC

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by tarheels2222 k

I’m guessing UVA doesn’t have a Bill Guthridge in waiting.

False. Leonard Hamilton of FSU won the 2020 NCAA Tournament.



by Fossilkid93 k

False. Leonard Hamilton of FSU won the 2020 NCAA Tournament.

Poor Leonard. That was probably his best team.


Dayton is the team i feel really sorry for


Yeah, that was a big hit for them too.

I didn't follow that season too closely since the Heels were bad. The beginning of the end for Roy.


by tarheels2222 k

Poor Leonard. That was probably his best team.

Yah, building for years and years to get one shot at it, and it's erased by some dude eating a bat.

Dayton being a 1 seed and not getting their chance is crazy though.


by ligastar k

A+


by ligastar k

gg Tony Bennett. glad to have your shite offensive philosophy out of the ACC

Did he actually have an offensive philosophy, other than "spend 100% of practice time on defense"?


by Booker Wolfbox k

Did he actually have an offensive philosophy, other than "spend 100% of practice time on defense"?

be the slowest team in America and play the fewest possessions possible

dude had unlimited shot clock placards


Another overpaid crying coach bailing when the (mostly minority) labor isn't free. GTFO and stay off the mics.


by Booker Wolfbox k

Did he actually have an offensive philosophy, other than "spend 100% of practice time on defense"?

Yes


RIP USF coach Amir Abdur-Rahim. Damn.


by Booker Wolfbox k

RIP USF coach Amir Abdur-Rahim. Damn.

at just 43
the amount of good he was poised to create for his players and community will be hard to replace


by Fossilkid93 k

Yah, building for years and years to get one shot at it, and it's erased by some dude eating a bat.

Dayton being a 1 seed and not getting their chance is crazy though.

have a similar sentiment about the Oregon women that same year who beat the us womens team
Sabrina Ionescu senior season with the Sabally sisters


Man that is incredibly sad (Abdur-Rahim news)

He seemed like a perfect coach to be a rising star in this era of College Basketball.


NCSU: 79
Lees-McRae College: 75

Wlolfpack


That Keatts run already paying dividends for NC State rivals. He's stuck there now.




Other than when he often doesn't, Keatts just wins!

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