Doug McDermott was a unanimous choice for the AP All-American First Team. McDermott is the first player to be on the All-American team in three straight seasons since Patrick Ewing and Wayman Tisdale in 1985.
Shabazz Napier, Sean Kilpatrick and Russ Smith were also seniors named to the All-American First Team, while Jabari Parker was the fifth member.
The second team consisted of Nick Johnson, Andrew Wiggins, Nik Stauskas, Melvin Ejim and T.J. Warren.
Wesley Saunders of Harvard has been named the 2014 Ivy League Player of the Year.
T.J. Bray, Sean McGonagill, Alex Rosenberg and Justin Sears join Saunders on the All-Ivy First Team.
On the All-Ivy Second Team are Siyani Chambers, Fran Dougherty, Maodo Lo, Steve Moundou-Missi and Laurent Rivard.
Cedric Kuakumensah was named Defensive Player of the Year, while Spencer Weisz received Rookie of the Year honors.
Doug McDermott of Creighton has been named Big East Player of the Year.
McDermott was joined on the All-Big East First Team by James Bell, Semaj Christon, Bryce Cotton, D'Angelo Harrison and Markel Starks.
On the All-Big East Second Team are Kadeem Batts, Kellen Dunham, Fuquan Edwin, Davante Gardner, Jayvaughn Pinkston and D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera.
Edwin was also named Big East Defensive Player of the Year, while Billy Garrett received Rookie of the Year honors.
Shawn Jones of Middle Tennessee State has been named Conference USA Player of the Year.
Joining Jones on the C-USA All-Conference First Team are Pablo Bertone, Chad Frazier, Kenneth Smith and Neil Watson.
On the Second Team are Vince Hunter, Tymell Murphy, Akeem Richmond, Julian Washburn and James Woodard.
Smith was also named Defensive Player of the Year, while Vince Hunter received Freshman of the Year honors.
T.J. Warren has been named ACC Player of the Year by both the coaches and media.
Joining Warren on the All-ACC First Team (media) are Jabari Parker, C.J. Fair, K.J. McDaniels and Marcus Paige.
On the All-ACC Second Team (media) are Malcolm Brogdon, Tyler Ennis, Rodney Hood, James McAdoo and Lamar Patterson.
Parker also was named ACC Freshman/Rookie of the Year by the media and coaches, while McDaniels received Defensive Player of the Year honors from both voting contingents.
Ennis, Kennedy Meeks, London Perrantes, Devin Wilson joined Parker on both All-Freshman Teams.
Javon McCrea of Buffalo has been named MAC Player of the Year.
McCrea was joined on the All-MAC First Team by David Brown, Julius Brown, Tree Treadwell and Shayne Whittington.
DeShonte Riley was named Defensive Player of the Year and Zavier Turner received Freshman of the Year honors.
Wofford defeated Western Carolina to win the 2014 Southern Conference Tournament.
Karl Cochran was named Tournament MVP and was joined on the All-Tournament Team by De'Mon Brooks, Brandon Boggs, James Sinclair and Lee Skinner.
Western Carolina upset top-seeded Davidson in the semifinals.
Alan Williams of UCSB has been named Big West Player of the Year.
Williams was joined on the All-Big West First Team by Mike Caffey, Isaac Fotu, Stephen Maxwell, Chris McNealy and Christian Standhardinger.
On the All-Big West Second Team are Chris Eversley, Corey Hawkins, Tyler Lamb, Luke Nelson and Michael Williams.
Mamadou Ndiaye, who is 7'6, was named Defensive Player of the Year and Luke Nelson received Freshman of the Year honors.
R.J. Hunter of Georgia State has been named the 2014 Sun Belt Player of the Year.
Hunter was joined on the All-Sun Belt First Team by Ryan Harrow, Reger Dowell, Shawn Long and Elfrid Payton.
On the All-Sun Belt Second Team are Manny Atkins, Will Neighbour, T.J. Price, Augustine Rubit and Kirk Van Slyke.
Payton was also named Defensive Player of the Year, while Chris Harrison-Docks received Freshman of the Year honors.
Jeremy Ingram of North Carolina Central has been named MEAC Player of the Year.
Joining Ingram on the All-MEAC First Team are Justin Black, Ian Chiles, Du'Vaughn Maxwell and Michael Murray.
James Daniel of Howard was named Rookie of the Year, while Maxwell received Defensive Player of the Year honors.
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