Larry Brown has expressed interest in the open Southern Methodist University coaching job.

“SMU is a great school, it’s going into the Big East and Dallas is a great market,” Brown said. “You’ve got the Mavericks there with Cuban, he’s really a good owner and that’s a great situation, to have a team in that city with all the success they’ve had.”

Brown, 71, most recently coached the Bobcats in 2010.

“I’m going to be doing something in basketball, whether it’s in the NBA as a coach or a GM or an assistant, whatever, or something in college,” Brown said. “I don’t know what, but I just feel like I need to stay on and pass along what I’ve been taught.”

Memphis defeated Marshall by a final score of 83-57 to win the 2012 Conference USA Tournament.

Memphis won their three tournament games by an average margin of 24.7 points.

Joe Jackson was named Tournament MVP and was joined on the All-Tournament Team by teammates Will Barton and Tarik Black, and Marshall's Dennis Tinnon and DeAndre Kane.

Will Barton of Memphis headlines the 2012 Conference-USA First Team and is joined by UCF's Keith Clanton, Tulsa's Jordan Clarkson, UAB's Cameron Moore and Tulane's Ricky Tarrant.

Barton was also named C-USA Player of the Year. 

Moore was named the Defensive Player of the Year, while Tarrant was Freshman of the Year.

On the C-USA All-Conference Second Team is Tarik Black of Memphis, DeAndre Kane of Marshall, Arsalan Kazemi of Rice, Miguel Paul of East Carolina and Southern Mississippi's Neil Watson.

On the Third Team is Chris Crawford of Memphis, Jonathan Mills of Souther Miss, East Carolina's Darrius Morrow, SMU's Robert Nyakundi and Damier Pitts of Marshall.

Joining Moore on the All-Defensive Team is Black, Clanton, Mills and Dennis Tinnon of Marshall.

Neil Watson of Southern Miss was named Sixth Man of the Year.

Joining Tarrant on the All-Freshman Team is Dylan Ennis of Rice, Houston's TaShawn Thomas, UTEP's Julian Washburn and Houston's Joseph Young.