Richmond defeated Dayton to win the 2011 Atlantic-10 Tournament.

Kevin Anderson of Richmond was named Tournament MVP.

Joining Anderson on the All-Tournament Team was teammate Justin Harper, Chris Wright and Chris Johnson (Dayton) and Lavoy Allen (Temple).

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Ohio State is the No. 1 overall seed in the 2011 NCAA Tournament and will be placed in the East Region.

Joining the Buckeyes No. 1 seeds is Kansas in the Midwest, Pittsburgh in the Southeast and Duke in the West.

Pitt is the only No. 1 seed to not win their conference tournament, losing to eventual champion Connecticut in the quarterfinals.

San Diego State, North Carolina, Notre Dame and Florida are the No. 2 seeds, while Syracuse, Purdue, Connecticut and BYU are the No. 3 seeds. Kentucky, Louisville, Texas and Wisconsin are the No. 4 seeds.

Kansas and Duke were also No. 1 seeds in the 2010 NCAA Tournament, while Ohio State was a No. 2 and Pitt was a No. 3.

The Final Four will be held in Houston on April 2nd and 4th.

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Tu Holloway of Xavier has been named the Atlantic-10 Player of the Year.

Damian Saunders of Duquesne won Defensive POY honors, while teammate T.J. McConnell won Rookie of the Year.

Joining Holloway on the All-Conference First Team were Kevin Anderson and Justin Harper (Richmond), Lavoy Allen (Temple) and Andrew Nicholson (St. Bonaventure).

On the All-Conference Second Team are Saunders and teammate Bill Clark, Delroy James (Rhode Island), Ramone Moore (Temple) and Tony Taylor (George Washington).

On the All-Conference Third Team are Mark Lyons and Jamel McLean (Xavier), Juan Fernandez (Temple), Anthony Gurley (Massachusetts) and Chris Wright (Dayton).

Khalif Wyatt and Scootie Randall (Temple) won the Sixth Man of the Year and Most Improved Player awards.

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