All Americans

RustCollege · March 21, 2011, 04:10:22 PM

Quote from: Pat Coleman on March 21, 2011, 02:42:39 PM
Quote from: RustCollege on March 21, 2011, 01:28:26 PM
Thanks Hopefan....But let me tell them something we have a SID and we voted every year but didn't get a chance because we didn't get the email about the voting. D3hoops.com change a lot because all the other times i voted it was done on d3hoops.com and for All American it was done by mail but me and Pat already talked about that so next year we will be voting again.

Just for the record, D3hoops.com has never done anything by mail. Perhaps you're thinking of the NABC.

Being a website, we've always done everything online.

Yea that is what im talking about the NABC they mail it to me last year but didn't this year and as for D3hoops i didn't see where the voting was done that's why i didn't do it this year

RustCollege · October 02, 2011, 08:53:44 PM

I wonder why Markeith Wilson did not get a vote for preseason All American

mass_d3fan · October 02, 2011, 09:12:58 PM

1. Whose Pre-season AA list?

2. Posted where?

3. Most of these thing never display a vote total, how do you know he got no votes?

RustCollege · October 03, 2011, 11:30:43 AM

Quote from: mass_d3fan on October 02, 2011, 09:12:58 PM
1. Whose Pre-season AA list?

2. Posted where?

3. Most of these thing never display a vote total, how do you know he got no votes?

It was in Sporting New Mag

mass_d3fan · October 05, 2011, 08:21:48 PM

Quote from: RustCollege on October 02, 2011, 08:53:44 PM
I wonder why Markeith Wilson did not get a vote for preseason All American

I glanced at the SN magazine today. It is just an alphabetical list for the 'honarable' mentions. No vote totals were given. Im not sure what they used to create that list, but what makes you think your guy got no votes?

RustCollege · October 06, 2011, 11:58:05 PM

Quote from: mass_d3fan on October 05, 2011, 08:21:48 PM
Quote from: RustCollege on October 02, 2011, 08:53:44 PM
I wonder why Markeith Wilson did not get a vote for preseason All American

I glanced at the SN magazine today. It is just an alphabetical list for the 'honarable' mentions. No vote totals were given. Im not sure what they used to create that list, but what makes you think your guy got no votes?

All i'm sayin is one of the best shooters in D3 at 6'4 is not 1st team or 2nd team something have to be wrong

Pat Coleman · October 07, 2011, 01:47:29 AM

He was indeed one of the best shooters in D-III last year. One of the best 140.

Min. 5 FGM/G
Rank Name, Team Cl Ht Pos G FGM FGA FG%
1 Troy Whittington, Williams Sr. 6-6 C 28 168 237 70.9
2 Sean Dart, Willamette So. 6-6 C 20 112 168 66.7
3 Phil Barera, Ithaca Sr. 6-6 C 27 202 309 65.4
4 Mike Case, Hanover Jr. 6-6 F 27 169 262 64.5
5 Travis Clark, Lake Forest Jr. 6-5 C 23 146 227 64.3
6 Scott Robertson, Capital Sr. 6-6 F 27 147 230 63.9
7 Chris McGrew, Salisbury Sr. 6-9 C 27 167 262 63.7
8 Jeff Barczak, Edgewood Sr. 6-7 F 26 135 213 63.4
9 Jon Ward, Ursinus So. 6-10 F 25 154 243 63.4
10 Derek Mitchell, Ferrum Sr. 6-5 F 27 207 327 63.3
...
137 Matt Pepdjonovic, Suffolk So. 6-6 C 26 177 348 50.9
138 Cory Lemons, Cabrini So. 5-10 G 29 188 370 50.8
139 Markeith Wilson, Rust Jr. 6-4 G 24 189 372 50.8

And one of the best 40 in three-point percentage.

Rank Name, Team Cl Ht Pos G 3FG 3FGA 3FG%
1 Tom Gisler, Northwestern (MN) So. 6-4 F 28 73 146 50.0
Skylar Tolson, Westminster (MO) So. 6-2 G 27 69 138 50.0
3 Tony Mane, Wis.-La Crosse Sr. 6-0 G 26 82 169 48.5
4 Corey Connor, Bridgewater St. Sr. 6-1 G 29 89 185 48.1
5 Matt Fiorino, King's (PA) So. 5-10 G 23 63 131 48.1
6 Anthony Trautman, Lebanon Valley Sr. 6-1 G 29 83 174 47.7
7 Josh Haymore, Piedmont Jr. 5-10 G 25 81 170 47.6
8 Eryk Watson, Maryville (TN) Sr. 6-3 G 26 94 199 47.2
9 Pj Taylor, Lewis & Clark Jr. 5-10 G 26 88 191 46.1
10 Alex Gulotta, Emory Jr. 6-0 G 25 71 155 45.8
...
37 Cameron Cook, Hood Fr. 6-3 F 26 69 170 40.6
38 Bryant Winans, Cazenovia Jr. 6-0 G 24 75 185 40.5
39 Matt Hilton, Ursinus Sr. 5-11 G 25 63 156 40.4
40 Markeith Wilson, Rust Jr. 6-4 G 24 75 186 40.3

Unless the first and second teams have 10 shooters each (what is this, USA Football?) then there's nothing wrong with him not being on it.

RustCollege · October 07, 2011, 02:28:24 PM

Quote from: Pat Coleman on October 07, 2011, 01:47:29 AM
He was indeed one of the best shooters in D-III last year. One of the best 140.

Min. 5 FGM/G
Rank Name, Team Cl Ht Pos G FGM FGA FG%
1 Troy Whittington, Williams Sr. 6-6 C 28 168 237 70.9
2 Sean Dart, Willamette So. 6-6 C 20 112 168 66.7
3 Phil Barera, Ithaca Sr. 6-6 C 27 202 309 65.4
4 Mike Case, Hanover Jr. 6-6 F 27 169 262 64.5
5 Travis Clark, Lake Forest Jr. 6-5 C 23 146 227 64.3
6 Scott Robertson, Capital Sr. 6-6 F 27 147 230 63.9
7 Chris McGrew, Salisbury Sr. 6-9 C 27 167 262 63.7
8 Jeff Barczak, Edgewood Sr. 6-7 F 26 135 213 63.4
9 Jon Ward, Ursinus So. 6-10 F 25 154 243 63.4
10 Derek Mitchell, Ferrum Sr. 6-5 F 27 207 327 63.3
...
137 Matt Pepdjonovic, Suffolk So. 6-6 C 26 177 348 50.9
138 Cory Lemons, Cabrini So. 5-10 G 29 188 370 50.8
139 Markeith Wilson, Rust Jr. 6-4 G 24 189 372 50.8

And one of the best 40 in three-point percentage.

Rank Name, Team Cl Ht Pos G 3FG 3FGA 3FG%
1 Tom Gisler, Northwestern (MN) So. 6-4 F 28 73 146 50.0
Skylar Tolson, Westminster (MO) So. 6-2 G 27 69 138 50.0
3 Tony Mane, Wis.-La Crosse Sr. 6-0 G 26 82 169 48.5
4 Corey Connor, Bridgewater St. Sr. 6-1 G 29 89 185 48.1
5 Matt Fiorino, King's (PA) So. 5-10 G 23 63 131 48.1
6 Anthony Trautman, Lebanon Valley Sr. 6-1 G 29 83 174 47.7
7 Josh Haymore, Piedmont Jr. 5-10 G 25 81 170 47.6
8 Eryk Watson, Maryville (TN) Sr. 6-3 G 26 94 199 47.2
9 Pj Taylor, Lewis & Clark Jr. 5-10 G 26 88 191 46.1
10 Alex Gulotta, Emory Jr. 6-0 G 25 71 155 45.8
...
37 Cameron Cook, Hood Fr. 6-3 F 26 69 170 40.6
38 Bryant Winans, Cazenovia Jr. 6-0 G 24 75 185 40.5
39 Matt Hilton, Ursinus Sr. 5-11 G 25 63 156 40.4
40 Markeith Wilson, Rust Jr. 6-4 G 24 75 186 40.3

Unless the first and second teams have 10 shooters each (what is this, USA Football?) then there's nothing wrong with him not being on it.

That's nice an all but none of them are better then him just ask any coach in the south that we played an you will see i just wish we had TV to show D3 games he is the best Guard hands down....he can post any little guard on this list

magicman · December 20, 2011, 03:41:25 PM

An oldie but goodie:

News out of Potsdam, New York today announcing that former Potsdam great and All American, Mike Deane will be inducted into the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame. May have to get some Plattsburgh boys together and make a trip to Glens Falls to attend the ceremony in March. Still remember vividly when his 14th seeded Siena team upset the 3rd seeded Stanford Cardinal team in the NCAA tournament 20 some years ago. I believe at the time, it was the biggest upset in tournament history. A well deserved honor for Mike, one of the greatest passers I've ever seen. He averaged a double-double of 18.1 ppg and 10.06 assists per game for his career. He almost made the Milwaukee Bucks team the year Oscar Robertson retired, being the last player cut from training camp. Here's the write up from the Bears website:

GLENS FALLS, N.Y. Dec.20 2011—The Basketball Coaches Association of New York has announced that former SUNY Potsdam All-American basketball player Mike Deane '74 has been selected for induction into the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame. Deane will be inducted with nine other members of the 2012 class on March 18.

As a player, Deane was one of the finest to ever don a Bears uniform. His 18.1 points-per-game average over three seasons is the highest in the history of the program. Deane is also Potsdam's career assist leader with 805 and he ranks sixth all-time with in scoring with 1,447 points in 80 games. As a senior in 1974, Deane was named the first of 13 Bears' basketball All-Americans. The Stony Point, N.Y. native was inducted into the Bears Hall of Fame in 1984.

After Potsdam, Deane served as a college head coach at Oswego State, Siena, Marquette, Lamar, and Wagner. In 26 seasons from 1980-2010, Deane amassed a 437-332 coaching record. His teams made four National Invitational Tournament appearances, including the championship game with Marquette in 1994, and four NCAA Tournament appearances.

The induction ceremony will take place at 10 a.m. in Heritage Hall at the Glens Falls Civic Center during the Federation State Tournament.

Ryan Scott (Hoops Fan) · March 12, 2012, 10:50:22 AM

Pat, what's the schedule for all-region and all-american teams to be announced?

Hugenerd · March 12, 2012, 04:06:09 PM

All region today, all americans next week:

http://www.d3hoops.com/awards/all-region/2011-12/index

Pat Coleman · March 12, 2012, 04:07:21 PM

All-Americans later this week, actually.

Hugenerd · March 12, 2012, 04:11:15 PM

My fault, do you take into consideration the last 4 games (tourney games) when making those selections?

Dave 'd-mac' McHugh · March 12, 2012, 04:14:48 PM

No nerd... we only look at the season... just kidding... everything is taken into account.

Hugenerd · March 12, 2012, 04:16:46 PM

Quote from: Dave 'd-mac' McHugh on March 12, 2012, 04:14:48 PM
No nerd... we only look at the season... just kidding... everything is taken into account.

Well, wasn't sure because they are released before the Final 4, that's why I thought they may be released next week.