ALL-BIG 12 AWARDS
Individual Honors
Player of the Year
2010-11 Marcus Morris, Kansas, Jr., F
2009-10 James Anderson, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
2008-09 Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, So., F
2007-08 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, Fr., F
2006-07 Kevin Durant, Texas, Fr., F/G
2005-06 P.J. Tucker, Texas, Jr., F
2004-05 Wayne Simien, Kansas, Sr., F
2003-04 Tony Allen, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
2002-03 Nick Collison, Kansas, Sr., F
2001-02 Drew Gooden, Kansas, Jr., F
2000-01 Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State, Sr., G
1999-00 Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, Jr., F
1998-99 Venson Hamilton, Nebraska, Jr., C
1997-98 Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, Sr., F
1996-97 Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, Jr., F
Newcomer of the Year
2010-11 Ricardo Ratliffe, Missouri, Jr., F
2009-10 Ekpe Udoh, Baylor, Jr., F
2008-09 Denis Clemente, Kansas State, Jr., G
2007-08 DeMarre Carroll, Missouri, Jr., F
2006-07 Stefhon Hannah, Missouri, Jr., G
2005-06 Michael Neal, Oklahoma, Jr., G
2004-05 Taj Gray, Oklahoma, Jr., F
2003-04 Joey Graham, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
2002-03 Tony Allen, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
2001-02 Ebi Ere, Oklahoma, Jr., G
2000-01 Maurice Baker, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
1999-00 Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State, Jr., G
1998-99 Clifton Cook, Texas A&M, Jr., G
1997-98 Kenny Price, Colorado, Jr., G
1996-97 Corey Brewer, Oklahoma, Jr., G
Defensive Player of the Year
2010-11 Dogus Balbay, Texas, Sr., G
2009-10 Cole Aldrich, Kansas, Jr., C
2008-09 Cole Aldrich, Kansas, So., C
J.T. Tiller, Missouri, Jr., G
2007-08 Marcus Dove, Oklahoma State, Sr., G/F
2006-07 Mario Chalmers, Kansas, So., G
Marcus Dove, Oklahoma State, Jr., G/F
2005-06 LaMarcus Aldridge, Texas, So., F
Freshman of the Year
2010-11 Tristan Thompson, Texas, Fr., F
2009-10 Alec Burks, Colorado, Fr., G
2008-09 Willie Warren, Oklahoma, Fr., G
2007-08 Michael Beasley, Kansas State, Fr., F
2006-07 Kevin Durant, Texas, Fr., F/G
2005-06 Brandon Rush, Kansas, Fr., G
2004-05 Daniel Gibson, Texas, Fr., G
2003-04 Curtis Stinson, Iowa State, Fr., G
2002-03 Antoine Wright, Texas A&M, Fr., F/G
2001-02 T.J. Ford, Texas, Fr., G
2000-01 Jake Sullivan, Iowa State, Fr., G
1999-00 Kareem Rush, Missouri, Fr., F
Bernard King, Texas A&M, Fr., G
1998-99 Jeff Boschee, Kansas, Fr., G
1997-98 Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, Fr., F
1996-97 Jerald Brown, Texas A&M, Fr., F
3-Time All-Big 12 First Team Selections (2)
Andre Emmett, Texas Tech - 2001-02, ‘02-03, ‘03-04
Brandon Rush, Kansas - 2005-06, ‘06-07, ‘07-08
2-Time All-Big 12 First Team Selections (13)
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State, 2009-10, ‘10-11
Cole Aldrich, Kansas, 2008-09, ‘09-10
Sherron Collins, Kansas, 2008-09, ‘09-10
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma - 2007-08, ‘08-09
Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech - 2005-06, ‘06-07
John Lucas, Oklahoma State - 2003-04, ‘04-05
Wayne Simien, Kansas - 2003-04, ‘04-05
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas - 2001-02, ‘02-03
Hollis Price, Oklahoma - 2001-02, ‘02-03
Nick Collison, Kansas - 2000-01, ‘02-03
Kareem Rush, Missouri - 2000-01, ‘01-02
Chris Mihm, Texas - 1998-99, 1999-2000
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas - 1996-97, ‘97-98
3-Time All-Defensive Team Selections (2)
Mario Chalmers, Kansas - 2005-06, ‘06-07, ‘07-08
Russell Robinson, Kansas - 2005-06, ‘06-07, ‘07-08
2-Time All-Defensive Team Selections (6)
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State, 2009-10, ‘10-11
Dogus Balbay, Texas, 2009-10, ‘10-11
Cole Aldrich, Kansas, 2008-09, ‘09-10
J.T. Tiller, Missouri, 2008-09, ‘09-10
Justin Mason, Texas - 2007-08, ‘08-09
Marcus Dove, Oklahoma State - 2006-07, ‘07-08
Freshman All-Big 12 Selections (41)
First Team (4)
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, 2007-08
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, 2007-08
Kevin Durant, Texas, 2006-07
Brandon Rush, Kansas, 2005-06
Second Team (4)
Perry Jones III, Baylor, 2010-11
Tristan Thompson, Texas, 2010-11
Willie Warren, Oklahoma, 2008-09
T.J. Ford, Texas, 2001-02
Third Team (6)
Tommy Mason-Griffin, Oklahoma, 2009-10
Bill Walker, Kansas State, 2007-08
D.J. Augustin, Texas, 2006-07
Daniel Gibson, Texas, 2004-05
Bernard King, Texas A&M, 1999-00
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, 1997-98
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Sixth Man Award
2010-11 Quincy Acy, Baylor, Jr., F
Levi Knutson, Colorado, Sr., G
2009-10 Jamar Samuels, Kansas State, So., F
2008-09 LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, So., G
Matt Lawrence, Missouri, Sr., G
2007-08 Sherron Collins, Kansas, So., G
2006-07 Cartier Martin, Kansas State, Sr., G/F
Coach of the Year
2010-11 Bill Self, Kansas
2009-10 Frank Martin, Kansas State
2008-09 Bill Self, Kansas
2007-08 Rick Barnes, Texas
2006-07 Billy Gillispie, Texas A&M
2005-06 Bill Self, Kansas
2004-05 Billy Gillispie, Texas A&M
2003-04 Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State
2002-03 Rick Barnes, Texas
2001-02 Roy Williams, Kansas
2000-01 Larry Eustachy, Iowa State
1999-00 Larry Eustachy, Iowa State
1998-99 Rick Barnes, Texas
1997-98 Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State
1996-97 Roy Williams, Kansas
Honorable Mention (27)
Cory Joseph, Texas, 2010-11
Alec Burks, Colorado, 2009-10
Xavier Henry, Kansas, 2009-10
Avery Bradley,Texas, 2009-10
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, 2007-08
Darrell Arthur, Kansas, 2006-07
Sherron Collins, Kansas, 2006-07
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, 2005-06
Julian Wright, Kansas, 2005-06
Aaron Bruce, Baylor, 2004-05
Richard Roby, Colorado, 2004-05
Joe McCray, Nebraska, 2004-05
Joseph Jones, Texas A&M, 2004-05
Curtis Stinson, Iowa State, 2003-04
J.R. Giddens, Kansas, 2003-04
Drew Lavender, Oklahoma, 2003-04
P.J. Tucker, Texas, 2003-04
Antoine Wright, Texas A&M, 2003-04
Lawrence Roberts, Baylor, 2001-02
David Harrison, Colorado, 2001-02
Arthur Johnson, Missouri, 2000-01
Kareem Rush, Missouri, 1999-00
Jeff Boschee, Kansas, 1998-99
Keyon Dooling, Missouri, 1998-99
Ryan Humphrey, Oklahoma, 1997-98
Luke Axtell, Texas, 1997-98
Chris Mihm, Texas, 1997-98
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2010-11
First Team
LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, Sr., G
Alec Burks, Colorado, So., G**
Marcus Morris, Kansas, Jr., F
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State, Sr., G**
Marcus Denmon, Missouri, Jr., G
Jordan Hamilton, Texas, So., G/F
Second Team
Perry Jones III, Baylor, Fr., F/C
Diante Garrett, Iowa State, Sr., G
Markieff Morris, Kansas, Jr., F
Tristan Thompson, Texas, Fr., F
Khris Middleton, Texas A&M, So., F
Third Team
Cory Higgins, Colorado, Sr., G
Rodney McGruder, Kansas State, So., G
Lance Jeter, Nebraska, Sr., G
Marshall Moses, Oklahoma State, Sr., F
Gary Johnson, Texas, Sr., F
David Loubeau, Texas A&M, Jr., F
Honorable Mention
Quincy Acy, Baylor, Jr., F
Scott Christopherson, Iowa State, Jr., G
Brady Morningstar, Kansas, Sr., G
Tyrel Reed, Kansas, Sr., G
Laurence Bowers, Missouri, Jr., F
Ricardo Ratliffe, Missouri, Jr., F
Cade Davis, Oklahoma, Sr., G
Andrew Fitzgerald, Oklahoma, So., F
Cory Joseph, Texas, Fr., G
B.J. Holmes, Texas A&M, Sr., G
John Roberson, Texas Tech, Sr., G
All-Defensive Team
Brady Morningstar, Kansas, Sr., G
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State, Sr., G
Laurence Bowers, Missouri, Jr., F
Dogus Balbay, Texas, Sr., G
Tristan Thompson, Texas, Fr., F
All-Rookie Team
Perry Jones III, Baylor, Fr., F/C**
Ricardo Ratliffe, Missouri, Jr., F
Jéan-Paul Olukemi, Oklahoma State, So., F
Cory Joseph, Texas, Fr., G
Tristan Thompson, Texas, Fr., F**
2009-10
First Team
Cole Aldrich, Kansas, Jr., C
Sherron Collins, Kansas, Sr., G
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State, Jr., G
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, Jr., G**
Damion James, Texas, Sr., G/F**
Donald Sloan, Texas A&M, Sr., G
Second Team
LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, Jr., G
Ekpe Udoh, Baylor, Jr., F
Craig Brackins, Iowa State, Jr., F
Marcus Morris, Kansas, So., F
Denis Clemente, Kansas State, Sr., G
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Third Team
Tweety Carter, Baylor, Sr., G
Cory Higgins, Colorado, Jr., G
Kim English, Missouri, So., G
Tommy Mason-Griffin, Oklahoma, Fr., G
Bryan Davis, Texas A&M, Sr., F
Honorable Mention
Alec Burks, Colorado, Fr., G
Marquis Gilstrap, Iowa State, Sr., F
Xavier Henry, Kansas, Fr., G
Zaire Taylor, Missouri, Sr., G
Willie Warren, Oklahoma, So., G
Obi Muonelo, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
Avery Bradley, Texas, Fr., G
John Roberson, Texas Tech, Jr., G
Mike Singletary, Texas Tech, Jr., F
All-Defensive Team
Ekpe Udoh, Baylor, Jr., F
Cole Aldrich, Kansas, Jr., C
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State, Jr., G
J.T. Tiller, Missouri, Sr., G
Dogus Balbay, Texas, Jr., G
Bryan Davis, Texas A&M, Sr., F
All-Rookie Team
Ekpe Udoh, Baylor, Jr., F
Alec Burks, Colorado, Fr., G
Xavier Henry, Kansas, Fr., G
Tommy Mason-Griffin, Oklahoma, Fr., G
Avery Bradley, Texas, Fr., G
2008-09
First Team
Craig Brackins, Iowa State, So., F
Cole Aldrich, Kansas, So., C
Sherron Collins, Kansas, Jr., G**
DeMarre Carroll, Missouri, Sr., F
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, So., F**
Second Team
Denis Clemente, Kansas State, Jr., G
Willie Warren, Oklahoma, Fr., G
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, So., G/F
A.J. Abrams, Texas, Sr., G
Damion James, Texas, Jr., G/F
Third Team
Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, Sr., G
Cory Higgins, Colorado, So., G
Leo Lyons, Missouri, Sr., F
Ade Dagunduro, Nebraska, Sr., G
Byron Eaton, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
Josh Carter, Texas A&M, Sr., G/F
Honorable Mention
LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, So., G
Kevin Rogers, Baylor, Sr., F
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State, So., G
J.T. Tiller, Missouri, Jr., G
Austin Johnson, Oklahoma, Sr., G
Terrel Harris, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
John Roberson, Texas Tech, So., G
Alan Voskuil, Texas Tech, Sr., G
All-Defensive Team
Cole Aldrich, Kansas, So., C
J.T. Tiller, Missouri, Jr., G**
Ade Dagunduro, Nebraska, Sr., G
Terrel Harris, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
Justin Mason, Texas, Jr., G
Derrick Roland, Texas A&M, Jr., G
All-Rookie Team
Marcus Morris, Kansas, Fr., F
Tyshawn Taylor, Kansas, Fr., G**
Denis Clemente, Kansas State, Jr., G**
Zaire Taylor, Missouri, Jr., G
Willie Warren, Oklahoma, Fr., G**
2007-08
First Team
Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, Jr., G
Darrell Arthur, Kansas, So., F
Brandon Rush, Kansas, Jr., G
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, Fr., F**
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, Fr., F
D.J. Augustin, Texas, So., G**
Second Team
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, Jr., G
Aleks Maric, Nebraska, Sr., C
A.J. Abrams, Texas, Jr., G
Damion James, Texas, So., F
Martin Zeno, Texas Tech, Sr., G
Third Team
Richard Roby, Colorado, Sr., G
Jiri Hubalek, Iowa State, Sr., C
Darnell Jackson, Kansas, Sr., F
Bill Walker, Kansas State, Fr., F
Byron Eaton, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
Honorable Mention
Henry Dugat, Baylor, Jr., G
Kevin Rogers, Baylor, Jr., F
Wesley Johnson, Iowa State, So., F
DeMarre Carroll, Missouri, Jr., F
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, Fr., G/F
Marcus Dove, Oklahoma State, Sr., G/F
Josh Carter, Texas A&M, Jr., G/F
Joseph Jones, Texas A&M, Sr., F/C
All-Defensive Team
Rahshon, Clark, Iowa State, Sr., F
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, Jr., G
Russell Robinson, Kansas, Sr., G
Marcus Dove, Oklahoma State, Sr., G/F**
Justin Mason, Texas, So., G
All-Rookie Team
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, Fr., F**
Bill Walker, Kansas State, Fr., F
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, Fr., F
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, Fr., G/F
DeAndre Jordan, Texas A&M, Fr., F
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2006-07
First Team
Brandon Rush, Kansas, So., G
Julian Wright, Kansas, So., F
Mario Boggan, Oklahoma State, Sr., F/C
Kevin Durant, Texas, Fr., F/G**
Acie Law, Texas A&M, Sr., G**
Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, Sr., G
Second Team
David Hoskins, Kansas State, Jr., G/F
Cartier Martin, Kansas State, Sr., G/F
Aleks Maric, Nebraska, Jr., C
D.J. Augustin, Texas, Fr., G
Joseph Jones, Texas A&M, Jr., F
Third Team
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, So., G
Stefhon Hannah, Missouri, Jr., G
Nate Cater, Oklahoma, Sr., F
JamesOn Curry, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
Martin Zeno, Texas Tech, Jr., G
Honorable Mention
Aaron Bruce, Baylor, Jr., G
Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, So., G
Richard Roby, Colorado, Jr., G
Mike Taylor, Iowa State, Jr. G
Darrell Arthur, Kansas, Fr., F
Sherron Collins, Kansas, Fr., G
A.J. Abrams, Texas, So., G
Josh Carter, Texas A&M, So., G/F
Antanas Kavaliauskas, Texas A&M, Sr., F
All-Defensive Team
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, So., G
Russell Robinson, Kansas, Jr., G
Marcus Dove, Oklahoma State, Jr., G/F
Kevin Durant, Texas, Fr., F/G
Dominique Kirk, Texas A&M, Jr., G
All-Rookie Team
Wesley Johnson, Iowa State, Fr., F
Darrell Arthur, Kansas, Fr., F
Sherron Collins, Kansas, Fr., G**
Stefhon Hanah, Missouri, Jr., G
Kevin Durant, Texas, Fr. , F/G**
D.J. Augustin, Texas, Fr., G**
2005-06
First Team
Richard Roby, Colorado, So, G
Brandon Rush, Kansas, Fr., G
LaMarcus Aldridge, Texas, So., F
P.J. Tucker, Texas, Jr., F**
Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, Jr., G
Second Team
Curtis Stinson, Iowa State, Jr., G
Cartier Martin, Kansas State, Jr., F
Terrell Everett, Oklahoma, Sr., G
Taj Gray, Oklahoma, Sr., F
Joseph Jones, Texas A&M, So., F
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Third Team
Will Blalock, Iowa State, Jr., G
Thomas Gardner, Missouri, Jr., G
Brad Buckman, Texas, Sr., F
Daniel Gibson, Texas, So., G
Acie Law, Texas A&M, Jr., G
Honorable Mention
Aaron Bruce, Baylor, So., G
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, Fr., G
Julian Wright, Kansas, Fr., F
Jimmy McKinney, Missouri, Sr., G
Aleks Maric, Nebraska, So., F
Wes Wilkinson, Nebraska, Sr., F
Kevin Bookout, Oklahoma, Sr., F
Michael Neal, Oklahoma, Jr., G
Mario Boggan, Oklahoma State, Jr., F
JamesOn Curry, Oklahoma State, So., G
Martin Zeno, Texas Tech, So., G
All-Defensive Team
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, Fr., G
Russell Robinson, Kansas, So., G
Taj Gray, Oklahoma, Sr., F
LaMarcus Aldridge, Texas, So., F
P.J. Tucker, Texas, Jr., F
All-Rookie Team
Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, Fr., G
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, Fr., G**
Brandon Rush, Kansas, Fr., G**
Julian Wright, Kansas, Fr., F
Michael Neal, Oklahoma, Jr., G
2004-05
First Team
Wayne Simien, Kansas, Sr., F**
Taj Gray, Oklahoma, Jr., F
Joey Graham, Oklahoma State, Sr., F**
John Lucas, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
Ronald Ross, Texas Tech, Sr., G
2003-04
First Team
David Harrison, Colorado, Jr., C
Wayne Simien, Kansas, Jr., F
Tony Allen, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
John Lucas, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
Andre Emmett, Texas Tech, Sr., G/F
Second Team
Michel Morandais, Colorado, Sr., G/F
Keith Langford, Kansas, Jr., G
Arthur Johnson, Missouri, Sr., C
Rickey Paulding, Missouri, Sr., G
Brandon Mouton, Texas, Sr., G
Third Team
Jackson Vroman, Iowa State, Sr., C/F
Aaron Miles, Kansas, Jr., G
Jeremiah Massey, Kansas State, Jr., F
Nate Johnson, Nebraska, Sr., G
Joey Graham, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
Honorable Mention
Harvey Thomas, Baylor, Jr., F
Terrence Thomas, Baylor, Sr., F
Blair Wilson, Colorado, Sr., G/F
Curtis Stinson, Iowa State, Fr., G
Jake Sullivan, Iowa State, Sr., G
J.R. Giddens, Kansas, Fr., G
Travon Bryant, Missouri, Sr., F
Drew Lavender, Oklahoma, Fr., G
Ivan McFarlin, Oklahoma State, Sr., F
Brian Boddicker, Texas, Sr., F
Royal Ivey, Texas, Sr., G
Jason Klotz, Texas, Jr., C
James Thomas, Texas, Sr., F
P.J. Tucker, Texas, Fr., F
Andy Slocum, Texas A&M, Sr., C
Antoine Wright, Texas A&M, So., F/G
2002-03
Second Team
Curtis Stinson, Iowa State, So., G
Keith Langford, Kansas, Sr., G
Jeremiah Massey, Kansas State, Sr., F
Brad Buckman, Texas, Jr., F
Antoine Wright, Texas A&M, Jr., F
First Team
Nick Collison, Kansas, Sr., F
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas, Sr., G
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, Sr., G
T.J. Ford, Texas, So., G
Andre Emmett, Texas Tech, Jr., G
Third Team
Jared Homan, Iowa State, Sr., C
Aaron Miles, Kansas, Sr., G
Kevin Bookout, Oklahoma, Jr., F
Daniel Gibson, Texas, Fr., G
Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, So., G
Second Team
Michel Morandais, Colorado, Jr., G/F
Arthur Johnson, Missouri, So., C
Rickey Paulding, Missouri, Jr., G
Victor Williams, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
James Thomas, Texas, Jr., G
Honorable Mention
Aaron Bruce, Baylor, Fr., G
Richard Roby, Colorado, Fr., G
Linas Kleiza, Missouri, So., F
Joe McCray, Nebraska, Fr., G
Terrell Everett, Oklahoma, Jr., G
Ivan McFarlin, Oklahoma State, Sr., F
Joseph Jones, Texas A&M, Fr., C
Acie Law, Texas A&M, So., G
Third Team
Lawrence Roberts, Baylor, So., F
Stephane Pelle, Colorado, Sr., F
Jake Sullivan, Iowa State, Jr., G
Quannas White, Oklahoma, Sr., G
Brandon Mouton, Texas, Jr., G
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Honorable Mention
John Lucas, Baylor, So., G
David Harrison, Colorado, So., C
Jackson Vroman, Iowa State, Jr., C/F
Keith Langford, Kansas, So., G
Aaron Miles, Kansas, So., G
Pervis Pasco, Kansas State, Sr., F
Ricky Clemons, Missouri, Jr., G
Nate Johnson, Nebraska, Jr., G
Tony Allen, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
Ivan McFarlin, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
Melvin Sanders, Oklahoma State, Sr., G/F
Bernard King, Texas A&M, Sr., G
Antoine Wright, Texas A&M, Fr., F/G
Kasib Powell, Texas Tech, Sr., F
2001-02
First Team
Drew Gooden, Kansas, Jr., F
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas, Jr., G
Kareem Rush, Missouri, Jr., F
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, Jr., G
Aaron McGhee, Oklahoma, Sr., F
Andre Emmett, Texas Tech, So., G
Second Team
Tyray Pearson, Iowa State, Sr., F
Nick Collison, Kansas, Jr., F
Larry Reid, Kansas State, Jr., G
T.J. Ford, Texas, Fr., G
Andy Ellis, Texas Tech, So., G
Third Team
Stephane Pelle, Colorado, Jr., F
Jake Sullivan, Iowa State, So., G
Clarence Gilbert, Missouri, Sr., G
Fredrik Jonzen, Oklahoma State, Sr., F
James Thomas, Texas, So., F
Honorable Mention
Lawrence Roberts, Baylor, Fr., F
David Harrison, Colorado, Fr., C
Shane Power, Iowa State, So., F
Jeff Boschee, Kansas, Jr., G
Arthur Johnson, Missouri, So., C
Cary Cochran, Nebraska, Sr., G
John Robinson, Nebraska, Sr., G
Ebi Ere, Oklahoma, Jr., G
Maurice Baker, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
Ivan McFarlin, Oklahoma State, So., F
Victor Williams, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
Brandon Mouton, Texas, So., G/F
Bernard King, Texas A&M, Jr., G
Kasib Powell, Texas Tech, Jr., F
2000-01
Second Team
Drew Gooden, Kansas, So., F
Kenny Gregory, Kansas, Sr., G/F
Cookie Belcher, Nebraska, Sr., G
Fredrik Jonzen, Oklahoma State, Jr., F
Chris Owens, Texas, Jr., F
Third Team
Kantrail Horton, Iowa State, Sr., G
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas, So., G
Nolan Johnson, Oklahoma, Sr., G
Maurice Evans, Texas, Jr., G/F
Darren Kelly, Texas, Sr., G
Honorable Mention
DeMarcus Minor, Baylor, Sr., G
D.J. Harrison, Colorado, Jr., G/F
Jamahl Mosley, Colorado, Sr., F
Stephane Pelle, Colorado, So., F
Martin Rancik, Iowa State, Sr., F
Paul Shirley, Iowa State, Sr., F
Larry Reid, Kansas State, Jr., G
Clarence Gilbert, Missouri, Jr., G
Brian Grawer, Missouri, Sr., G
Arthur Johnson, Missouri, Fr., C
Steffon Bradford, Nebraska, Sr., F
Kimani Ffriend, Nebraska, Sr., C
Aaron McGhee, Oklahoma, Jr., F
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, So., G
Bernard King, Texas A&M, So., G
Andy Ellis, Texas Tech, Jr., C
1999-2000
First Team
Jaquay Walls, Colorado, Sr., G
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, Jr., F
Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma, Sr., F
Desmond Mason, Oklahoma State, Sr., F
Chris Mihm, Texas, Jr., C
Second Team
Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State, Jr., G
Kenny Gregory, Kansas, Jr., F
Keyon Dooling, Missouri, So., G
Gabe Muoneke, Texas, Sr., F
Rayford Young, Texas Tech, Sr., G
Third Team
Jamahl Mosley, Colorado, Jr., F
Clarence Gilbert, Missouri, So., G
Kimani Ffriend, Nebraska, Jr., C
J.R. Raymond, Oklahoma, So., G
Brian Montonati, Oklahoma State, Jr., F
Bernard King, Texas A&M, Fr., G
Honorable Mention
Terry Black, Baylor, Jr., F
Tevis Stukes, Baylor, Sr., G
Michael Nurse, Iowa State, Sr., G
Jeff Boschee, Kansas, So., G
Nick Bradford, Kansas, Sr., G/F
Nick Collison, Kansas, Fr., F
Cortez Groves, Kansas State, Sr., G
Tony Kitt, Kansas State, Sr., F
Kareem Rush, Missouri, Fr., F
Steffon Bradford, Nebraska, Jr., F
Larry Florence, Nebraska, Sr., F
J.R. Raymond, Oklahoma, So., G
Joe Adkins, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
Doug Gottlieb, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
Ivan Wagner, Texas, Sr., G
Aaron Jack, Texas A&M, Sr., F
James Ware, Texas Tech, Sr., G/F
1998-99
First Team
Albert White, Missouri, Jr., G/F
Venson Hamilton, Nebraska, Sr., C
Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
Chris Mihm, Texas, So., C
Gabe Muoneke, Texas, Jr., F
Second Team
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, So., F
Eric Chenowith, Kansas, So., C
Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma, Jr., F
Desmond Mason, Oklahoma State, Jr., F
Rayford Young, Texas Tech, Jr., G
Third Team
Kenny Price, Colorado, Sr., G
Cookie Belcher, Nebraska, Jr., G
Ryan Humphrey, Oklahoma, So., F
Kris Clack, Texas, Sr., G/F
Clifton Cook, Texas A&M, Jr., G
Honorable Mention
Kish Lewis, Baylor, Jr., C
Jaquay Walls, Colorado, Jr., G
Jeff Boschee, Kansas, Fr., G
Kenny Gregory, Kansas, So., G/F
Ryan Robertson, Kansas, Sr., G
Manny Dies, Kansas State, Sr., F
Tony Kitt, Kansas State, Jr., F
Shawn Rhodes, Kansas State, Sr., C/F
Keyon Dooling, Missouri, Fr., G
Brian Grawer, Missouri, So., G
Michael Johnson, Oklahoma, Sr., G
Eric Martin, Oklahoma, Jr., G/F
Joe Adkins, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
Shanne Jones, Texas A&M, Sr., F
First Team
Terry Black, Baylor, Sr., F
Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State, Sr., G
Nick Collison, Kansas, So., F
Kareem Rush, Missouri, So., F
Maurice Baker, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
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1997-98
1996-97
First Team
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, Sr., F
Paul Pierce, Kansas, Jr., F
Tyronn Lue, Nebraska, Jr., G
Corey Brewer, Oklahoma, Sr., G
Cory Carr, Texas Tech, Sr., G
First Team
Chauncey Billups, Colorado, So., G
Dedric Willoughby, Iowa State, Sr., G
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, Jr., F
Reggie Freeman, Texas, Sr., G
Tony Battie, Texas Tech, Jr., C
Second Team
Brian Skinner, Baylor, Sr., C
Kelly Thames, Missouri, Sr., F
Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
Brett Robisch, Oklahoma State, Sr., F/C
Kris Clack, Texas, Jr., G
Second Team
Brian Skinner, Baylor, Jr., C
Jacque Vaughn, Kansas, Sr., G
Tyronn Lue, Nebraska, So., G
Nate Erdmann, Oklahoma, Sr., G
Cory Carr, Texas Tech, Jr., G
Third Team
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, Fr., F
Billy Thomas, Kansas, Sr., G/F
Manny Dies, Kansas State, Jr., F
Desmond Mason, Oklahoma State, So., F
Shanne Jones, Texas A&M, Jr., F
Third Team
Kelvin Cato, Iowa State, Sr., C
Kenny Pratt, Iowa State, Sr., G/F
Paul Pierce, Kansas, So., F
Kelly Thames, Missouri, Jr., F
Chianti Roberts, Oklahoma State, Jr., G/F
Honorable Mention
Patrick Hunter, Baylor, Sr., G
Ronnie DeGray, Colorado, Sr., F
Kenny Price, Colorado, Jr., G
Ryan Robertson, Kansas, Jr., G
Aaron Swartzendruber, Kansas State, Sr., G
Tyron Lee, Missouri, Sr., F/G
John Woods, Missouri, Jr., G
Venson Hamilton, Nebraska, Jr., C
Ryan Humphrey, Oklahoma, Fr., F
Michael Johnson, Oklahoma, Jr., G
Luke Axtell, Texas, Fr., G/F
Chris Mihm, Texas, Fr., C
Brian Barone, Texas A&M, So., G
Stan Bonewitz, Texas Tech, Jr., G
Rayford Young, Texas Tech, So., G
Honorable Mention
Doug Brandt, Baylor, Sr., F
Patrick Hunter, Baylor, Jr., G
Fred Edmonds, Colorado, Sr., F
Jerod Haase, Kansas, Sr., G
Scot Pollard, Kansas, Sr., C
Mark Young, Kansas State, Jr., G/F
Derek Grimm, Missouri, Sr., F
Jason Sutherland, Missouri, Sr., G
Mikki Moore, Nebraska, Sr., C
Corey Brewer, Oklahoma, Jr., G
Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma State, So., G
Kris Clack, Texas, So., G
Brandy Perryman, Texas, Jr., G
Calvin Davis, Texas A&M, So., F
BIG 12 10TH ANNIVERSARY
MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM
(Selected in 2005-06)
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, 1999-00
Nick Collison, Kansas, 2002-03, `00-01
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas, 2002-03, `01-02
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, 1997-98, `96-97
T.J. Ford, Texas, 2002-03
(Years listed are All-Big 12 First Team seasons by players)
All-Big 12 Selections By School
Honorable
School
First
Second
Third Mention
Baylor
3
5
3
20
Iowa State
4
7
9
11
Kansas
20
11
7
20
Kansas State
3
7
4
10
Missouri
5
6
7
20
Oklahoma
8
5
6
17
Oklahoma State
9
6
10
18
Texas
11
13
9
14
Texas A&M
2
4
7
17
Texas Tech
8
5
2
12
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All-Defensive
1
1
9
2
3
1
3
8
3
0
All-Rookie
3
1
8
3
3
4
2
5
1
0
Total
35
33
75
29
44
41
48
60
34
27
105
ACADEMIC ALL-BIG 12
2010-11
First Team
Trey Eckloff, Colorado, Jr.
Levi Knutson, Colorado, Sr.
Tyrel Reed, Kansas, Sr.
Victor Ojeleye, Kansas State, Jr.
Brandon Ubel, Nebraska, So.
Cade Davis, Oklahoma, Sr.
Keiton Page, Oklahoma State, Jr.
Dogus Balbay, Texas, Sr.
J’Covan Brown, Texas, So.
Gary Johnson, Texas, Sr.
Marshall Carrell, Texas A&M, Sr.
Robert Lewandowski, Texas Tech, Jr.
Second Team
Bubu Palo, Iowa State, So.
Brady Morningstar, Kansas, Sr.
Ray Gallegos, Nebraska, So.
Jordan Hamilton, Texas, So.
2009-10
First Team
Josh Lomers, Baylor, Sr.
Trey Eckloff, Colorado, So.
Levi Knutson, Colorado, Jr.
Cole Aldrich, Kansas, Jr.
Tyrel Reed, Kansas, Jr.
Chris Merriewether, Kansas State, Sr.
Victor Ojeleye, Kansas State, So.
Beau Gerber, Oklahoma, Sr.
Dogus Balbay, Texas, Jr.
Damion James, Texas, Sr.
Gary Johnson, Texas, Jr.
Shawn Schepel, Texas A&M, Sr.
Second Team
Casey Crawford, Colorado, Jr.
Laurence Bowers, Missouri, So.
J.T. Tiller, Missouri, Sr.
Ryan Wright, Oklahoma, Sr.
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, Jr.
Justin Mason, Texas, Sr.
Alexis Wangmene, Texas, So.
Robert Lewandowski, Texas Tech, So.
Mike Singletary, Texas Tech, Jr.
2008-09
First Team
Josh Lomers, Baylor, Jr.
Levi Knutson, Colorado, So.
Sean Haluska, Iowa State, Sr.
Matt Kleinmann, Kansas, Sr.
Tyrel Reed, Kansas, So.
Buchi Awaji, Kansas State, Jr.
Chris Merriewether, Kansas State, Jr.
DeMarre Carroll, Missouri, Sr.
Nick Krenk, Nebraska, Sr.
Paul Velander, Nebraska, Sr.
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, So.
Connor Atchley, Texas, Sr.
Dogus Balbay, Texas, So.
Damion James, Texas, Jr.
Gary Johnson, Texas, So.
Chinemelu Elonu, Texas A&M, Jr.
Esmir Rizvic, Texas Tech, Sr.
Second Team
Alex Thompson, Iowa State, Sr.
Cole Aldrich, Kansas, So.
Matt Lawrence, Missouri, Sr.
Taylor Griffin, Oklahoma, Sr.
Omar Leary, Oklahoma, Sr.
Ryan Wright, Oklahoma, Jr.
Andy Shaw, Oklahoma State, Sr.
Justin Mason, Texas, Jr.
Dexter Pittman, Texas, Jr.
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Bryson Graham, Texas A&M, Sr.
Nathan Walkup, Texas A&M, So.
Mike Singletary, Texas Tech, So.
2007-08
First Team
Josh Lomers, Baylor, So.
Mark Shepherd, Baylor, Sr.
Jeremy Case, Kansas, Sr.
Sasha Kaun, Kansas, Sr.
Clent Stewart, Kansas State, Sr.
Paul Velander, Nebraska, Jr.
Connor Atchley, Texas, Jr.
D.J. Augustin, Texas, So.
Damion James, Texas, So.
Dexter Pittman, Texas, So.
Second Team
Mark Currie, Iowa State, Sr.
Alex Thompson, Iowa State, Jr.
Russell Robinson, Kansas, Sr.
Matt Lawrence, Missouri, Jr.
Taylor Griffin, Oklahoma, Jr.
Austin Johnson, Oklahoma, Jr.
Justin Mason, Texas, So.
Ian Mooney, Texas, Sr.
Chinemelu Elonu, Texas A&M, So.
Trevor Cook, Texas Tech, So.
2006-07
First Team
Jeff Bergstrom, Iowa State, Sr.
Ross Marsden, Iowa State, So.
Sasha Kaun, Kansas, Jr.
Serge Afeli, Kansas State, Sr.
Paul Velander, Nebraska, So.
Michael Neal, Oklahoma, Sr.
Kellen Sampson, Oklahoma, Sr.
J.D. Lewis, Texas, Jr.
Logan Lee, Texas A&M, Sr. Jon Plefka, Texas Tech, Sr.
Second Team
Chris Ceaser, Iowa State, Sr.
Jiri Hubalek, Iowa State, Jr.
Clent Stewart, Kansas State, Jr.
Marcus Watkins, Missouri, Sr.
Taylor Griffin, Oklahoma, So.
Austin Johnson, Oklahoma, So.
Connor Atchley, Texas, So.
Craig Winder, Texas, Sr.
Beau Muhlbach, Texas A&M, Jr.
Dominique Kirk, Texas A&M, Jr.
Acie Law, Texas A&M, Sr.
Damir Suljagic, Texas Tech, So.
2005-06
First Team
Mark Shepherd, Baylor, So.
William Boidock, Colorado, Sr.
Jeremy Case, Kansas, So.
Sasha Kaun, Kansas, So.
Christian Moody, Kansas, Sr.
Moulaye Niang, Kansas, Sr.
Stephen Vinson, Kansas, Sr.
Clent Stewart, Kansas State, So.
Jason Dourisseau, Nebraska, Sr.
Bronsen Schliep, Nebraska, Sr.**
Tony Wilbrand, Nebraksa, Sr.
Kevin Bookout, Oklahoma, Sr.
Nate Carter, Oklahoma, Jr.
Luke Byler, Oklahoma State, Sr.
Chris Walker, Texas A&M, Sr.
Second Team
Aaron Bruce, Baylor, So.
Scott Senger, Colorado, Sr.
Jason Horton, Missouri, So.
Connor Atchley, Texas, Fr.
Mike Williams, Texas, So.
Joseph Jones, Texas A&M, So.
2004-05
First Team
Aaron Miles, Kansas, Sr.
Christian Moody, Kansas, Jr.
Jimmy McKinney, Missouri, Jr.
Jason Dourisseau, Nebraska, Jr.
Jake Muhleisen, Nebraska, Sr.
Bronsen Schliep, Nebraska, Jr.**
John Turek, Nebraska, Sr.
Tony Wilbrand, Nebraska, Jr.
Kevin Bookout, Oklahoma, Jr.
Terrence Crawford, Oklahoma State, Sr.
David Monds, Oklahoma State, So.
Chris Walker, Texas A&M, Jr.
Second Team
Brien Mattingly, Colorado, Sr.
Scott Senger, Colorado, Sr.
Michael Lee, Kansas, Sr.
Stephen Graham, Oklahoma State, Sr.
Frans Steyn, Oklahoma State, Jr.
2003-04
First Team
Robbie McKenzie, Baylor, Sr.
Scott Senger, Colorado, Jr.
Justin Fries, Iowa State, Sr.
Jake Sullivan, Iowa State, Sr.
Brett Olson, Kansas, Sr.**
Christian Moody, Kansas, So.
Blake Bauer, Kansas State, Sr.
Josh Eilert, Kansas State, Sr.
Kevin Young, Missouri, So.
Adam Bohac, Nebraska, Sr.
Brian Conklin, Nebraska, Sr.
Jake Muhleisen, Nebraska, Jr.
John Turek, Nebraska, Jr.
Jason Dourisseau, Nebraska, So.
Tony Wilbrand, Nebraska, So.
Stephen Graham, Oklahoma State, Jr.
Nick Anderson, Texas A&M, Sr.
Second Team
Andrew Skoglund, Iowa State, Sr.
Jared Homan, Iowa State, Jr.
Aaron Miles, Kansas, Jr.
Moulaye Niang, Kansas, So.
Terrence Crawford, Oklahoma State, Jr.
Joey Graham, Oklahoma State, Jr.
2002-03
First Team
Jake Sullivan, Iowa State, Jr.
Jared Homan, Iowa State, So.
Nick Collison, Kansas, Sr.
Brett Olson, Kansas, Sr.**
Ryan Kiernan, Missouri, Sr.
Josh Kroenke, Missouri, Jr.
John Turek, Nebraska, So.
Blake Johnston, Oklahoma, So.
Frans Steyn, Oklahoma State, So.
Will Chavis, Texas Tech, Sr.
Second Team
Andre White, Baylor, Sr.
Blair Wilson, Colorado, Jr.
Tony Wilbrand, Nebraska, Fr.
Jason Miller, Oklahoma State, Jr.
Brian Brookhart, Texas A&M, Sr.
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ACADEMIC ALL-BIG 12
2001-02
First Team
Logan Kosmalski, Baylor, So.
Jake Sullivan, Iowa State, So.
Brett Ballard, Kansas, Sr.
Jeff Carey, Kansas, Sr.
Todd Kappelmann, Kansas, Sr.
Ivan Sulic, Kansas State, Sr.
Cary Cochran, Nebraska, Sr.
Brain Conklin, Nebraska, So.
Michael Cano, Oklahoma, Sr.
Blake Johnston, Oklahoma, Fr.
Fredrik Jonzen, Oklahoma State, Sr.
Jesse King, Texas A&M, So.
Dylan Leal, Texas A&M, So.
Andy Slocum, Texas A&M, So.
Jesus Arenas, Texas Tech, Sr.
Second Team
Chad Elsey, Baylor, Sr.
Kevin Henry, Baylor, Sr.
Andre White, Baylor, Sr.
Stephane Pelle, Colorado, Jr.
Shane Power, Iowa State, So.
Nick Collison, Kansas, Jr.
Jozsef Szendrei, Oklahoma, Jr.
Melvin Sanders, Oklahoma State, Jr.
Brian Bookhart, Texas A&M, Jr.
Andy Leatherman, Texas A&M, Sr.
Chris Cassidy, Texas Tech, Sr.
2000-01
First Team
Paul Shirley, Iowa State, Sr.
Jeff Carey, Kansas, Jr.
Ivan Sulic, Kansas State, Jr.
Donnie Wallace, Kansas State, So.
Brian Grawer, Missouri, Sr.
Nate Fleming, Oklahoma State, So.
Fredrik Jonzen, Oklahoma State, Jr.
Yair Harari, Texas, Sr.
Chris McColpin, Texas, Sr.
Aaron Jack, Texas A&M, Sr.
Ronald Hobbs, Texas Tech, So.
Johnny Phillips, Texas Tech, Sr.
Second Team
Nick Collison, Kansas, So.
Tajudeen Soyoye, Missouri, Sr.
Craig Wortmann, Nebraska, Sr.
Jason Keep, Oklahoma State, Jr.
1999-2000
First Team
Paul Shirley, Iowa State, Sr.
Jeff Carey, Kansas, So.
Josh Reid, Kansas State, Sr. Brian Grawer, Missouri, Jr.
Mark Wampler, Missouri, Gr.
Fredrik Jonzen, Oklahoma State, So.
Rodney Sooter, Oklahoma State, Sr.
Chris McColpin, Texas, Sr.
Aaron Jack, Texas A&M, Sr.
Mario Layne, Texas Tech, Sr.
Second Team
Renzi Stone, Oklahoma, Sr.
James Ware, Texas Tech, Sr.
1998-99
First Team
Klay Edwards, Iowa State, Sr.
Jeff Carey, Kansas, Fr.
T.J. Pugh, Kansas, Sr.**
Ryan Robertson, Kansas, Sr.
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Josh Reid, Kansas State, Jr.
Shawn Rhodes, Kansas State, Sr.
Keyon Dooling, Missouri, Fr.
Pat Schumacher, Missouri, Fr.
Andy Markowski, Nebraska, Sr.
Fredrik Jonzen, Oklahoma State, Fr.
Jason Boeker, Texas A&M, Jr.
Aaron Jack, Texas A&M, So.
Mario Layne, Texas Tech, Jr.
Second Team
Ernest Renfroe, Colorado, Fr.
Aki Thomas, Colorado, Fr.
Klay Edwards, Iowa State, Jr.
Chris Martin, Kansas, Jr.
Steve Houston, Texas A&M, So.
Larry Thompson, Texas A&M, Sr.
Chris Mihm, Texas, Sr.
Brock Barnes, Texas Tech, Sr.
Second Team
Austin W. Allen, Baylor, Fr.
Grant McCasland, Baylor, Sr.
Lamar Gregg, Iowa State, Jr.
Chris Martin, Kansas, Sr.
Tony Kitt, Kansas State, Jr.
Travis Reynolds, Kansas State, Fr.
Brian Grawer, Missouri, So.
Clarence Gilbert, Missouri, Fr.
Cary Cochran, Nebraska, Fr.
Renzi Stone, Oklahoma, Jr. Chris McColpin, Texas, So.
Andy Leatherman, Texas A&M, Fr.
Michael Schmidt, Texas A&M, So.
James Ware, Texas Tech, Sr. 1996-97
1997-98
First Team
John Perkins, Baylor, Sr.
Jamahl Mosley, Colorado, Fr.
Paul Shirley, Iowa State, So.
C.B. McGrath, Kansas, Sr.
T.J. Pugh, Kansas, Jr.
Ryan Robertson, Kansas, Jr.
Josh Reid, Kansas State, So.
Shawn Rhodes, Kansas State, Jr.
Aaron Swartzendruber, Kansas State, Jr.
Andy Markowski, Nebraska, Jr.
Ryan Humphrey, Oklahoma, Fr.
Renzi Stone, Oklahoma, So.
Brandy Perryman, Texas, Sr.
Brian Barone, Texas A&M, So.
Aaron Jack, Texas A&M, Fr.
Ross Carmichael, Texas Tech, So.
Andrew Patterson, Texas Tech, So.
First Team
Doug Brandt, Baylor, Sr.
Ha-Keem Abdel-Khaliq, Iowa State, Sr.
Klay Edwards, Iowa State, So.
Jason Teeter, Iowa State, Fr.
Chris Marsh, Kansas State, So.
Jerod Haase, Kansas, Sr.
C.B. McGrath, Kansas, Jr.
T.J. Pugh, Kansas, So.
Ryan Roberston, Kansas, So.
Jacque Vaughn, Kansas, Sr.
Danny Allouche, Missouri, So.
Andy Markowski, Nebraska, So.
Michael Cotton, Oklahoma, So.
Renzi Stone, Oklahoma, Fr.
Brandy Perryman, Texas, Jr.
Ross Carmichael, Texas Tech, Fr.
Second Team
Stevie Johnson, Iowa State, Fr.
Matthew Knoll, Iowa State, Jr.
Tony Rampton, Iowa State, So.
Paul Shirley, Iowa State, Fr.
Shawn Rhodes, Kansas State, So.
Aaron Swartzendruber, Kansas State, Jr.
L. Dee Murdock, Missouri, So.
Chip Walther, Missouri, Sr.
Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma, Fr.
Jonathan Nash, Oklahoma, Sr.
Desmond Mason, Oklahoma State, Fr.
Gabe Muoneke, Texas, Fr.
Brock Barnes, Texas Tech, Jr.
** - Indicates 4.0 grade point average
First team members have a GPA between 3.2-4.0
Second team members have a GPA between 3.0-3.19
Academic All-Big 12 Selections By School
School
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas A&M
Texas Tech
First
Team
9
14
36
20
11
15
13
20
16
10
Second
Team
7
15
10
5
11
12
10
14
14
12
Total
16
29
46
25
22
27
23
34
30
22
Dr. Prentice Gautt Postgraduate
Scholarship Award RECIPIENTS
Shawn Schepel, Texas A&M, 2009-10
Christian Moody, Kansas, 2005-06
Bronsen Schliep, Nebraska, 2005-06
Paul Shirley, Iowa State, 2000-01
Jerod Haase, Kansas, 1996-97
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WEEKLY AWARDS
2010-11
Date
N15
N22
N29
D6
D13
D20
D27 J3
J10
J17
J24
J31
F7
F14
F21
F28
M7
Player
Jordan Hamilton, Texas, G/F, So.
Jordan Hamilton, Texas, G/F, So.
Marcus Morris, Kansas, F, Jr.
Marcus Denmon, Missouri, G, Jr. Marshall Moses, Oklahoma State, F, Sr.
Khris Middleton, Texas A&M, F, So.
Markieff Morris, Kansas, F, Jr.
Marcus Denmon, Missouri, G, Jr.
Alec Burks, Colorado, G, So.
Marcus Morris, Kansas, F, Jr.
Jordan Hamilton, Texas, G/F, So.
Mike Singletary, Texas Tech, F, Sr.
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State, G, Sr.
Marcus Morris, Kansas, F, Jr.
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State, G, Sr. Alec Burks, Colorado, G, So.
Cade Davis, Oklahoma, G, Sr.
Date
N15
N22
N29
D6
D13
D20
D27 J3
J10
J17
J24
J31
F7
F14
F21
F28
M7
Rookie
Jake Anderson, Iowa State, G, Sr.
Perry Jones III, Baylor, F, Fr.
Melvin Ejim, Iowa State, F, Fr.
Ricardo Ratliffe, Missouri, F, Jr.
Ricardo Ratliffe, Missouri, F, Jr.
Melvin Ejim, Iowa State, F, Fr.
Josh Selby, Kansas, G, Fr.
Tristan Thompson, Texas, F, Fr.
Matt Pressey, Missouri, G, Jr.
Jéan-Paul Olukemi, Oklahoma State, G/F, So.
Perry Jones III, Baylor, F, Fr.
Tristan Thompson, Texas, F, Fr.
Josh Selby, Kansas, G, Fr.
Darrell Williams, Oklahoma State, F, Jr.
Tristan Thompson, Texas, F, Fr.
Jake Anderson, Iowa State, G, Sr.
Andre Almeida, Nebraska, C, Jr.
Perry Jones III, Baylor, F, Fr.
Tristan Thompson, Texas, F, Fr.
2009-10
108
Date
N16
N23
N30
D7
D14
D21
D28
J4
J11
J18
J25
F1
F8
F15
F22
M1
M7
Player
LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, G, Jr.
Craig Brackins, Iowa State, F, Jr.
Damion James, Texas, G/F, Sr.
John Roberson, Texas Tech, G, Jr.
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State, G, Jr.
Dexter Pittman, Texas, C, Sr.
Kim English, Missouri, G, So.
LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, G, Jr.
Cole Aldrich, Kansas, C, Jr.
Ekpe Udoh, Baylor, F, Jr.
Damion James, Texas, G/F, Sr.
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
Cole Aldrich, Kansas, C, Jr.
Denis Clemente, Kansas State, G, Sr.
LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, G, Jr.
Denis Clemente, Kansas State, G, Sr.
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
Cory Higgins, Colorado, G, Jr.
Date
N16
N23
N30
D7
D14
D21
D28
J4
Rookie
David Tairu, Texas Tech, G, Jr.
Marquis Gilstrap, Iowa State, F, Sr.
Ekpe Udoh, Baylor, F, Jr.
Xavier Henry, Kansas, G, Fr.
Xavier Henry, Kansas, G, Fr.
Marquis Gilstrap, Iowa State, F, Sr.
Michael Dixon, Missouri, G, Fr.
Ekpe Udoh, Baylor, F, Jr.
Marquis Gilstrap, Iowa State, F, Sr.
J11
J18
J25
F1
F8 F15 F22
M1
M7
Avery Bradley, Texas, G, Fr.
Marcus Relphorde, Colorado, G, Jr.
Marquis Gilstrap, Iowa State, F, Sr.
Marquis Gilstrap, Iowa State, F, Sr.
Tommy Mason-Griffin, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Tommy Mason-Griffin, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Ekpe Udoh, Baylor, F, Jr.
Xavier Henry, Kansas, G, Fr.
Matt Pilgrim, Oklahoma State, F, Jr.
Marquis Gilstrap, Iowa State, F, Sr.
2008-09
Date
N17
N24
D1
D8
D15
D22
D29
J5
J12
J19
J26
F2
F9
F16
F23
M2
M9
Player
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, F, So.
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, F, So.
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, F, So.
Craig Brackins, Iowa State, F, So.
A.J. Abrams, Texas, G, Sr.
Cory Higgins, Colorado, G, So.
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, G/F, So.
Craig Brackins, Iowa State, F, So.
Sherron Collins, Kansas, G, Jr.
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, F, So.
Austin Johnson, Oklahoma, G, Sr.
Craig Brackins, Iowa State, F, So.
Denis Clemente, Kansas State, G, Jr.
DeMarre Carroll, Missouri, F, Sr.
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, F, So.
Sherron Collins, Kansas, G, Jr.
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, G, So.
Sherron Collins, Kansas, G, Jr.
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, F, So.
Date
N17
N24
D1
D8
D15
D22
D29
J5
J12
J19
J26
F2
F9
F16
F23
M2
M9
Rookie
Toney McCray, Nebraska, G, Fr.
Quincy Acy, Baylor, F, Fr.
Willie Warren, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Willie Warren, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Tyshawn Taylor, Kansas, G, Fr.
Lucca Staiger, Iowa State, G, So.
Tyshawn Taylor, Kansas, G, Fr.
Willie Warren, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Willie Warren, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Lucca Staiger, Iowa State, G, So.
Tyshawn Taylor, Kansas, G, Fr.
Keith Ramsey, Missouri, F, Jr.
Willie Warren, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Mario Little, Kansas, G, Jr.
Zaire Taylor, Missouri, G, Jr.
Willie Warren, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Willie Warren, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Tyshawn Taylor, Kansas, G, Fr.
Toney McCray, Nebraska, G, Fr.
2007-08
Date
N12
N19
N26
D3
D10
D17
D26
D31
J7
J14
J21
J28
F4
F11
F18
Player
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr.
Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, G, Jr.
A.J. Abrams, Texas, G, Jr.
Damion James, Texas, G/F, So.
D.J. Augustin, Texas, G, So.
Aleks Maric, Nebraska, C, Sr.
Kevin Rogers, Baylor, F, Jr.
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, F, Fr.
Darnell Jackson, Kansas, F, Sr.
D.J. Augustin, Texas, G, So.
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr.
Wesley Johnson, Iowa State, F, So.
Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, G, Jr.
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, F, Fr.
J.T. Tiller, Missouri, G, So.
Aleks Maric, Nebraska, C, Sr.
A.J. Abrams, Texas, G, Jr.
Byron Eaton, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
F25
M3
M9
D.J. Augustin, Texas, G, So.
Kevin Rogers, Baylor, F, Jr.
Brandon Rush, Kansas, G, Jr.
Sherron Collins, Kansas, G, So.
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr.
Date
N12
N19
N26
D3
D10
D17
D26
D31
J7
J14
J21
J28
F4
F11
F18
F25
M3
M9
Rookie
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, G, Fr.
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr.
LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, G, Fr.
Craig Brackins, Iowa State, F, Fr.
James Anderson, Oklahoma State, G, Fr.
Bill Walker, Kansas State, F, Fr.
Ade Dagunduro, Nebraska, G, Jr.
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr.
John Roberson, Texas Tech, G, Fr.
John Roberson, Texas Tech, G, Fr.
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma, F, Fr.
Bill Walker, Kansas State, F, Fr.
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr.
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr.
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr.
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr.
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr.
Michael Beasley, Kansas State, F, Fr.
LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, G, Fr.
2006-07
Date
N13
N20
N27
D4
D11
D18
D26
J8
J15
J22
F5
F12
F19
F26
M5
Player
A.J. Abrams, Texas, G, So.
Aleks Maric, Nebraska, C, Jr.
Julian Wright, Kansas, F, So.
JamesOn Curry, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
Mario Boggan, Oklahoma State, F, Sr.
Wesley Johnson, Iowa State, F, Fr.
Mario Boggan, Oklahoma State, F, Sr.J2
Longar Longar, Oklahoma, C, Jr.
Josh Carter, Texas A&M, F, So.
Kevin Durant, Texas, F/G, Fr.
Kevin Durant, Texas, F/G, Fr.
Mario Boggan, Oklahoma State, F, Sr.J29
Kevin Durant, Texas, F/G, Fr.
Acie Law, Texas A&M, G, Sr.
Mario Boggan, Oklahoma State, F, Sr.
Josh Carter, Texas A&M, F, So.
Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, G, Sr.
Acie Law, Texas A&M, G, Sr.
Julian Wright, Kansas, F, So.
Kevin Durant, Texas, F/G, Fr.
Date
N13
N20
N27
D4
D11
D18
D26
J2
J8
J15
J22
J29
F5
F12
F19
F26
M5
Rookie
Kevin Durant, Texas, F/G, Fr.
Kevin Durant, Texas, F/G, Fr.
Mike Taylor, Iowa State, G, Jr.
Stefhon Hannah, Missouri, G, Jr.
Stefhon Hannah, Missouri, G, Jr.
D.J. Augustin, Texas, G, Fr.
Tweety Carter, Baylor, G, Fr.
Kevin Durant, Texas, F/G, Fr.
Kevin Durant, Texas, F/G, Fr.
Wesley Johnson, Iowa State, F, Fr.
Mike Taylor, Iowa State, G, Jr.
D.J. Augustin, Texas, G, Fr.
Stefhon Hannah, Missouri, G, Jr.
Kevin Durant, Texas, F/G, Fr.
D.J. Augustin, Texas, G, Fr.
Keon Lawrence, Missouri, G, Fr.
Kevin Durant, Texas F/G, Fr.
D.J. Augustin, Texas, G, Fr.
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WEEKLY AWARDS
2005-06
Date
N21
N28
D5
D12
D19
D27
J3
J9
J16
J23
J30
F6
F13
F20
F27
M5
Player
Curtis Stinson, Iowa State, G, Jr.
LaMarcus Aldridge, Texas F, So.
P.J. Tucker, Texas, F, Jr.
Rahshon Clark, Iowa State, F, So.
Thomas Gardner, Missouri, G, Jr.
JamesOn Curry, Oklahoma State, G, So.
David Monds, Oklahoma State, F/C, Jr.
P.J. Tucker, Texas, F, Jr.
P.J. Tucker, Texas F, Jr.
Richard Roby, Colorado, G, So.
Richard Roby, Colorado, G, So.
Daniel Gibson, Texas, G, So.
Terrell Everett, Oklahoma, G, Sr.
Curtis Stinson, Iowa State, G, Jr.
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, G, Fr.
Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, G, Jr.
P.J. Tucker, Texas, F, Jr.
Acie Law, Texas A&M, G, Jr.
Date
N21
N28
D5
D12
D19
D27
J3
J9
J16
J23
J30
F6
F13
F20 F27
M5
Rookie
Mario Boggan, Oklahoma State, F, Jr.
David Hoskins, Kansas State, G, So.
Torre Johnson, Oklahoma State, F, Jr.
David Hoskins, Kansas State, G, So.
Byron Eaton, Oklahoma State, G, Fr.
Marcus Walker, Nebraska, G, Fr.
Mario Boggan, Oklahoma State, F, Jr.
Brandon Rush, Kansas, G, Fr.
Torre Johnson, Oklahoma State, F, Jr.
Torre Johnson, Oklahoma State, F, Jr.
Michael Neal, Oklahoma, G, Jr.
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, G, Fr.
Brandon Rush, Kansas, G, Fr.
Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, G, Fr.
Michael Neal, Oklahoma, G, Jr.
Julian Wright, Kansas, F, Fr.
Brandon Rush, Kansas, G, Fr.
2004-05
Date
N22
N29
D6
D13
D20
D27
J3
J10
J17
J24
J31
F7
F14
F21
F28
M7
Player
Wayne Simien, Kansas, F, Sr.
Jared Homan, Iowa State, C, Sr.
John Lucas, Oklahoma State, G, Sr.
Curtis Stinson, Iowa State, G, So.
P.J. Tucker, Texas, F, So.
Jeremiah Massey, Kansas State, F, Sr.
Keith Langford, Kansas, F, Sr.
P.J. Tucker, Texas, F, So.
Kevin Bookout, Oklahoma, F, Jr.
Wayne Simien, Kansas, F, Sr.
Kevin Bookout, Oklahoma, F, Jr.
Jeremiah Massey, Kansas State, F, Sr.
Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, G, So.
Brad Buckman, Texas, F, Jr.
Curtis Stinson, Iowa State, G, So.
Wayne Simien, Kansas, F, Sr.
Will Blalock, Iowa State, G, So.
Date
N22
N29
D6
D13
D20
D27
J3
J10
J17
J24
Rookie
Tay Gray, Oklahoma, F, Jr.
Joe McCray, Nebraska, G, Fr.
Terrell Everett, Oklahoma, G, Jr.
Martin Zeno, Texas Tech, G, Fr.
Fred Peete, Kansas State, G, So.
Taj Gray, Oklahoma, F, Jr.
Joe McCray, Nebraska, G, Fr.
Aaron Bruce, Baylor, G, Fr.
Richard Roby, Colorado, G, Fr.
Tim Bush, Baylor, F, So.
Daniel Gibson, Texas, G, Fr.
Taj Gray, Oklahoma, F, Jr.
Daniel Gibson, Texas, G, Fr.
Big12Sports.com
J31
F7
F14
F21
F28
M7
Taj Gray, Oklahoma, F, Jr.
Richard Roby, Colorado, G, Fr.
Fred Peete, Kansas State, G, So.
Terrell Everett, Oklahoma, G, Jr.
Aleks Maric, Nebraska, C, Fr.
Terrell Everett, Oklahoma, G, Jr.
2003-04
Date
N24
D1
D8
D15
D22
D29
J5
J12
J19
J26
F2
F9
F16
F23
M1
M8
Player
Andre Emmett, Texas Tech, G, Sr.
Wayne Simien, Kansas, G, Jr.
Jason Detrick, Oklahoma, G, Sr.
Drew Lavender, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Ivan McFarlin, Oklahoma State, F, Sr.
Andre Emmitt, Texas Tech, G/F, Sr.
Andre Emmett, Texas Tech, G/F, Sr.
Andre Emmett, Texas Tech, G/F, Sr.
John Lucas, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
Andre Emmett, Texas Tech, G/F, Sr.
David Harrison, Colorado, C, Jr.
John Lucas, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
Jackson Vroman, Iowa State, C/F, Sr.
Brandon Mouton, Texas, G, Sr.
Rickey Paulding, Missouri, G, Sr.
Wayne Simien, Kansas, F, Jr.
Date
N24
D1
D8
D15
D22
D29
J5
J12
J19
J26
F2
F9
F16
F23
M1
M8
Rookie
P.J. Tucker, Texas, F, Fr.
P.J. Tucker, Texas, F, Fr.
Linas Kleiza, Missouri, F/C, Fr.
J.R. Giddens, Kansas, G, Fr.
Will Blalock, Iowa State,G, Fr.
Curtis Stinson, Iowa State, G, Fr.
P.J. Tucker, Texas, F, Fr.
Curtis Stinson, Iowa State, G, Fr.
Linas Kleiza, Missouri, F/C, Fr.
Joey Graham, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
Curtis Stinson, Iowa State, G, Fr.
Jeremiah Massey, Kansas State, F, Jr.
Drew Lavender, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Joey Graham, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
P.J. Tucker, Texas, F, Fr.
Jeremiah Massey, Kansas State, F, Jr.
2002-03
Date
N25
D2
D9
D16
D23
D30
J6
J13
J20
J27
F3
F10
F17
F24
M3
M10
Player
T.J. Ford, Texas, G, So.
David Harrison, Colorado, C, So.
Bernard King, Texas A&M, G, Sr.
Arthur Johnson, Missouri, C, Jr.
Nick Collison, Kansas, F, Sr.
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas, G, Sr.
Robert Tomaszek, Texas Tech, F, Jr.
Ebi Ere, Oklahoma, G, Sr.
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, G, Sr.
Victor Williams, Oklahoma State, G, Sr.
Stephane Pelle, Colorado, F, Sr.
Nick Collison, Kansas, F, Sr.
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas, G, Sr.
Lawrence Roberts, Baylor, F, So.
Blair Wilson, Colorado, G/F, Jr.
Nick Collison, Kansas, F, Sr.
T.J. Ford, Texas, G, So.
Date
N25
D2
D9
D16
D23
D30
J6
J13
J20
Rookie
Ricky Clemons, Missouri, G, Jr.
Antoine Wright, Texas A&M, F/G, Fr.
Antoine Wright, Texas A&M, F/G, Fr.
Jackson Vroman, Iowa State, C, Jr.
Tim Barnes, Iowa State, G, Jr.
Tim Ellis, Kansas State, G, Jr.
Ricky Clemons, Missouri, G, Jr.
Tony Allen, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
Kevin Bookout, Oklahoma, F, Fr.
J27
F3
F10
F17
F24
M3
M10
Tony Allen, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
Antoine Wright, Texas A&M, F/G, Fr.
Antoine Wright, Texas A&M, F/G, Fr.
Frank Richards, Kansas State, G, Jr.
Tim Barnes, Iowa State, G, Jr.
Nate Johnson, Nebraska, G, Jr.
Andrew Drevo, Nebraska, F, Jr.
2001-02
Date
N26
D3
D10
D17
J2
J7
J14
J21
J28
F4
F11
F18
F25
M4
Player
Kareem Rush, Missouri, F, Jr.
Drew Gooden, Kansas, F, Jr.
Clarence Gilbert, Missouri, G, Sr.
Drew Gooden, Kansas, F, Jr.
Maurice Baker, Oklahoma State, G, Sr.
Drew Gooden, Kansas, F, Jr.
Tyray Pearson, Iowa State, F, Sr.
Drew Gooden, Kansas, F, Jr.
Bernard King, Texas A&M, G, Jr.
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, G, Jr.
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas, G, Jr.
Andre Emmett, Texas Tech, G, So.
Clarence Gilbert, Missouri, G, Sr.
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas, G, Jr.
Date
N26
D3
D10
D17
J2
J7
J14
J21
J28
F4
F11
F18
F25
M4
Rookie
Lawrence Roberts, Baylor, F, Fr.
Ebi Ere, Oklahoma, G, Jr.
John Lucas, Baylor, G, Fr.
T.J. Ford, Texas, G, Fr.
David Harrison, Colorado, C, Fr.
John Lucas, Baylor, G, Fr.
Ebi Ere, Oklahoma, G, Jr.
Ebi Ere, Oklahoma, G, Jr.
Ivan McFarlin, Oklahoma State, F, So.
Pervis Pasco, Kansas State, F, Jr.
T.J. Ford, Texas, G, Fr.
T.J. Ford, Texas, G, Fr.
Ivan McFarlin, Oklahoma State, F, So.
Pervis Pasco, Kansas State, F, Jr.
2000-01
Date
N28
D5
D12
D19
J2
J8
J15
J22
J29
F5
F12
F19
F26
M5
Player
Kenny Gregory, Kansas, G/F, Sr.
Maurice Baker, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
Kareem Rush, Missouri, F, So.
Nick Collison, Kansas, F, So.
Darren Kelly, Texas, G, Sr.
Kantrail Horton, Iowa State, G, Sr.
Clarence Gilbert, Missouri, G, Jr.
Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State, G, Sr.
J.R. Raymond, Oklahoma, G, Jr.
Kareem Rush, Missouri, G, So.
Nolan Johnson, Oklahoma, G, Sr.
Terry Black, Baylor, F, Sr.
Nick Collison, Kansas, F., So.
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, G, So.
Date
N28
D5
D12
D19
J2
J8
J15
J22
J29
F5
F12
F19
F26
M5
Rookie
D.J. Harrison, Colorado, G/F, Jr.
Maurice Evans, Texas, G/F, Jr.
Maurice Baker, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
Chad Elsey, Baylor, G, Jr.
Larry Reid, Kansas State, G, Jr.
Brian Boddicker, Texas, C, Fr.
Maurice Baker, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
Maurice Baker, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
D.J. Harrison, Colorado, G, Jr.
Larry Reid, Kansas State, G, Jr.
Nick Anderson, Texas A&M, F, Fr.
Jake Sullivan, Iowa State, G, Fr.
Maurice Evans, Texas, G/F, Jr.
Maurice Evans, Texas, G/F, Jr.
109
WEEKLY AWARDS
1999-2000
1997-98
Date
N30
D7
D14
D21
J3
J10
J17
J24
J31
F7
F14
F21
F28
M5
Player
Chris Mihm, Texas, C, Jr.
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, F, Jr.
Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma, F, Sr.
Desmond Mason, Oklahoma State, F, Sr.
Terry Black, Baylor, F, Jr.
Galen Morrison, Kansas State, G, Jr.
Gabe Muoneke, Texas, F, Sr.
Jaquay Walls, Colorado, G, Sr.
Chris Mihm, Texas, C, Jr.
Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma, F, Sr.
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, F, Jr.
Jaquay Walls, Colorado, G, Sr.
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, F, Jr.
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, F, Jr.
Date
N30
D7
D14
D21
J3
J10
J17
J24
J31
F7
F14
F21
F28
M5
Rookie
Terry Black, Baylor, F, Jr.
Chris Owens, Texas, F, So.
J.R. Raymond, Oklahoma, G, So.
Tajudeen Soyoye, Missouri, C, Jr.
Kimani Ffriend, Nebraska, C, Jr.
Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State, G, Jr.
Kimani Ffriend, Nebraska, C, Jr.
Kimani Ffriend, Nebraska, C, Jr.
Nick Collison, Kansas, F, Fr.
Kareem Rush, Missouri, F, Fr.
Bernard King, Texas A&M, G, Fr.
Kareem Rush, Missouri, F, Fr.
Nick Collison, Kansas, F, Fr.
Bernard King, Texas A&M, G, Fr.
Date
N24
D1
D8
D15
D22
D29
J4
J11
J18
J25
F2
F9
F16
F23
M1
Player
Tyronn Lue, Nebraska, G, Jr.
Paul Pierce, Kansas, F, Jr.
Cory Carr, Texas Tech, G, Sr.
Tyron Lee, Missouri, F, Sr.
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, F, Sr.
Tyronn Lue, Nebraska, G, Jr.
Patrick Hunter, Baylor, G, Sr.
Brian Skinner, Baylor, C, Sr.
Manny Dies, Kansas State, F, Jr.
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, F, Sr.
Cory Carr, Texas Tech, G, Sr.
Paul Pierce, Kansas, F, Jr.
John Woods, Missouri, G, Jr.
Corey Brewer, Oklahoma, G, Sr.
Tyron Lee, Missouri, F, Sr.
Date
N24
D1
D8
D15
D22
D29
J4
J11
J18
J25
F2
F9
F16
F23
M1
Rookie
Eric Chenowith, Kansas, C, Fr.
Luke Axtell, Texas, F, Fr.
Kenny Gregory, Kansas, G/F, Fr.
Chris Mihm, Texas, C, Fr.
Alex Spaulding, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Ryan Humphrey, Oklahoma, F, Fr.
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, F, Fr.
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, F, Fr.
Luke Axtell, Texas, F, Fr.
Chris Mihm, Texas, C, Fr.
Luke Axtell, Texas, F, Fr.
Chris Mihm, Texas, C, Fr.
Michael Schmidt, Texas A&M, G, Fr.
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, F, Fr.
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, F, Fr.
1998-99
110
Date
N24
D1
D8
D15
J4
J11
J18
J25
F1
F8
F15
F22
M1
Player
Kish Lewis, Baylor, C, Jr.
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, F, So.
Eric Martin, Oklahoma, G/F, Sr.
Albert White, Missouri, G/F, Jr.
Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma State, G, Sr.
Desmond Mason, Oklahoma State, G, Jr.
Venson Hamilton, Nebraska, C, Sr.
Venson Hamilton, Nebraska, C, Sr.
Chris Mihm, Texas, C, So.
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, F, So.
Rayford Young, Texas Tech, G
Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma State, G, Sr.
Albert White, Missouri, G/F, Jr.
Date
N24
D1
D8
D15
J4
J11
J18
J25
F1
F8
F15
F22
M1
Rookie
Josh Kimm, Kansas State, G, Fr.
Tony Kitt, Kansas State, F, Jr.
Clifton Cook, Texas A&M, G, Jr.
Jeff Boschee, Kansas, G, Fr.
Tony Kitt, Kansas State, F, Jr.
Clifton Cook, Texas A&M, G, Jr.
Jeff Boschee, Kansas, G, Fr.
Keyon Dooling, Missouri, G, Fr.
Keyon Dooling, Missouri, G, Fr.
Clifton Cook, Texas A&M, G, Jr.
Jaquay Walls, Colorado, G, Jr.
Clifton Cook, Texas A&M, G, Jr.
Clifton Cook, Texas A&M, G, Jr.
1996-97
Date
D2
D9
D16
D23
D30
J6
J13
J20
J27
F3
F10
F17
F24
M3
Player
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, F, Jr.
Cory Carr, Texas Tech, G/F, Jr.
Reggie Freeman, Texas, G, Sr.
Tony Battie, Texas Tech, C, Jr.
Cory Carr, Texas Tech, G/F, Jr.
Al Coleman, Texas, G, Sr.
Chauncey Billups, Colorado, G, So.
Reggie Freeman, Texas, G, Sr.
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, F, Jr.
Nate Erdmann, Oklahoma, G, Jr.
Chauncey Billups, Colorado, G, So.
Patrick Hunter, Baylor, G, Jr.
Tyronn Lue, Nebraska, G, So.
Brett Robisch, Oklahoma State, C, Jr.
Date
D2
D9
D16
D23
D30
J6
J13
J20
J27
F3
F10
F17
F24
M3
Rookie
Gabe Muoneke, Texas, F, Fr.
Cookie Belcher, Nebraska, G, Fr.
Tate Decker, Missouri, F/C, Fr.
Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma, F, Fr.
Leon Morris, Baylor, F, Fr.
Alvin Mitchell, Nebraska, G, So.
Jeff Hafer, Missouri, G, Fr.
Larry Florence, Nebraska, F, So.
Jerald Brown, Texas A&M, F, Fr.
Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma, F, Fr.
Rayford Young, Texas Tech, G, Fr.
Rayford Young, Texas Tech, G, Fr.
Tim Heskett, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
Tim Heskett, Oklahoma, G, Fr.
ALL-TIME
WEEKLY AWARD LEADERS
Player of the Week - Career
Name, School
No.
Blake Griffin, OU
8
P.J. Tucker, UT
6
Andre Emmett, TTU
6
Marcus Fizer, ISU
6
James Anderson, OSU
5
Wayne Simien, KU
5
Nick Collison, KU
5
Craig Brackins, ISU
4
A.J. Abrams, UT
4
Kevin Durant, UT
4
Kirk Hinrich, KU
4
Drew Gooden, KU
4
Raef LaFrentz, KU
4
Cory Carr, TTU
4
Seasons
2007-09
2003-06
2001-04
1997-00
2007-10
2001-05
1999-03
2007-10
2005-09
2006-07
1999-03
1998-02
1996-98
1996-98
Player of the Week - Season
Name, School
No.
Season
Blake Griffin, OU
6
2008-09
Andre Emmett, TTU
5
2003-04
Kevin Durant, UT
4
2006-07
P.J. Tucker, UT
4
2005-06
Drew Gooden, KU
4
2001-02
Marcus Fizer, ISU
4
1999-00
10 Times
3
(Last By: Marcus Morris, KU;
Jordan Hamilton, UT, 2010-11)
Rookie of the Week
Name, School
Michael Beasley, KSU
Willie Warren, OU
Marquis Gilstrap, ISU
Kevin Durant, UT
Clifton Cook, TAMU
Tristan Thompson, UT
Tyshawn Taylor, KU
D.J. Augustin, UT
P.J. Tucker, UT
Antoine Wright, TAMU
Marcus Fizer, ISU
No.
8
7
6
6
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
Season
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2006-07
1998-99
2010-11
2008-09
2006-07
2003-04
2002-03
1997-98
Weekly Awards By School
School
Player Rookie Total
Baylor
15
19
34
Iowa State
23
27
50
Kansas
41
22
63
Kansas State
13
25
38
Missouri
19
21
40
Oklahoma
27
31
58
Oklahoma State
26
20
46
Texas
38
36
74
Texas A&M
7
14
21
Texas Tech
18
6
24
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COACHING RECORDS
All Games
big 12 Regular Season Games
(By Winning Percentage)
(By Winning Percentage)
Years
Roy Williams, Kansas
7
Bill Self, Kansas
8
Rick Barnes,Texas
13
Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma
10
Billy Gillispie,Texas A&M/Texas Tech 3
Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State
10
Frank Martin, Kansas State
4
Mark Turgeon, Texas A&M
4
Mike Anderson, Missouri
5
Quin Snyder, Missouri
7
Larry Eustachy, Iowa State
5
Bob Knight, Texas Tech
7
Travis Ford, Oklahoma State
3
Norm Stewart, Missouri
3
Tom Penders, Texas
2
Tad Boyle, Colorado
1
Danny Nee, Nebraska
4
Tim Floyd, Iowa State 2
Jeff Capel, Oklahoma
5
Wayne Morgan, Iowa State
3
Ricardo Patton, Colorado
11
Bob Huggins, Kansas State
1
Sean Sutton, Oklahoma State
2
Barry Collier, Nebraska
6
Doc Sadler, Nebraska
5
James Dickey, Texas Tech
5
Scott Drew, Baylor
8
Jim Wooldridge, Kansas State
6
Tom Asbury, Kansas State
4
Dave Bliss, Baylor
3
Harry Miller, Baylor
3
Greg McDermott, Iowa State
4
Pat Knight, Texas Tech
4
Melvin Watkins, Texas A&M, Missouri
7
Jeff Bzdelik, Colorado
3
Fred Hoiberg, Iowa State
1
Tony Barone, Texas A&M
2
W
94
107
151
111
31
101
40
38
43
56
42
53
24
24
16
8
31
15
37
22
77
7
13
36
30
28
44
32
19
14
14
18
16
23
10
3
4
L
18
21
57
49
17
59
24
26
37
50
38
49
24
24
16
8
33
17
43
26
99
9
19
60
50
52
84
68
45
34
34
46
42
79
38
13
28
Pct.
.839
.836
.726
.694
.646
.631
.625
.594
.538
.528
.525
.520
.500
.500
.500
.500
.484
.469
.463
.458
.438
.438
.406
.375
.375
.350
.344
.320
.297
.292
.292
.281
.276
.225
.208
.188
.125
big 12 Regular Season Games
W
237
205
239
70
322
97
228
95
111
65
24
101
138
18
55
96
126
39
53
34
180
89
69
32
127
61
16
89
83
56
66
59
50
38
36
62
16
L
46
45
87
26
123
40
96
43
57
37
14
59
82
12
39
69
91
29
41
27
144
71
59
29
116
57
16
91
90
61
75
68
61
50
58
117
38
Pct.
.837
.820
.733
.729
.724
.708
.704
.688
.661
.637
.632
.631
.627
.600
.585
.582
.581
.574
.564
.557
.556
.556
.539
.525
.523
.517
.500
.494
.480
.479
.468
.465
.450
.431
.383
.346
.296
W
322
239
237
228
205
180
138
127
126
111
101
97
96
95
89
89
83
70
69
66
65
62
61
56
55
53
50
44
39
38
34
32
24
21
18
16
16
L
123
87
46
96
45
144
82
116
91
57
59
40
69
43
91
71
90
26
59
75
37
117
57
61
39
41
61
51
29
50
27
29
14
42
12
16
38
Pct.
.724
.733
.837
.704
.820
.556
.627
.523
.581
.661
.631
.708
.582
.688
.494
.556
.480
.729
.539
.468
.637
.346
.517
.479
.585
.564
.450
.463
.574
.431
.557
.525
.632
.333
.600
.500
.296
All Games
(By Victories)
Years
Rick Barnes,Texas
13
Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma
10
Bill Self, Kansas
8
Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State
10
Roy Williams, Kansas
7
Ricardo Patton, Colorado
11
Quin Snyder, Missouri
7
Bob Knight, Texas Tech
7
Scott Drew, Baylor
8
Mike Anderson, Missouri
5
Larry Eustachy, Iowa State
5
Frank Martin, Kansas State
4
Mark Turgeon, Texas A&M
4
Jeff Capel, Oklahoma
5
Barry Collier, Nebraska
6
Jim Wooldridge, Kansas State
6
Billy Gillispie,Texas A&M/Texas Tech 3
Danny Nee, Nebraska
4
Doc Sadler, Nebraska
5
James Dickey, Texas Tech
5
Travis Ford, Oklahoma State
3
Norm Stewart, Missouri
3
Melvin Watkins, Texas A&M, Missouri
7
Wayne Morgan, Iowa State
3
Tom Asbury, Kansas State
4
Greg McDermott, Iowa State
4
Tom Penders, Texas
2
Pat Knight, Texas Tech
4
Tim Floyd, Iowa State 2
Dave Bliss, Baylor
3
Harry Miller, Baylor
3
Sean Sutton, Oklahoma State
2
Jeff Bzdelik, Colorado
3
Tad Boyle, Colorado
1
Bob Huggins, Kansas State
1
Tony Barone, Texas A&M
2
Fred Hoiberg, Iowa State
1
Years
Bill Self, Kansas
8
Roy Williams, Kansas 7
Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma
10
Billy Gillispie,Texas A&M/Texas Tech 3
Rick Barnes,Texas
13
Mark Turgeon, Texas A&M
4
Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State
10
Frank Martin, Kansas State
4
Mike Anderson, Missouri
5
Travis Ford, Oklahoma State
3
Tad Boyle, Colorado
1
Larry Eustachy, Iowa State
5
Bob Knight, Texas Tech
7
Bob Huggins, Kansas State
1
Wayne Morgan, Iowa State
3
Jeff Capel, Oklahoma
5
Quin Snyder, Missouri
6
Sean Sutton, Oklahoma State
2
Norm Stewart, Missouri
3
Tim Floyd, Iowa State
2
Ricardo Patton, Colorado
10
Doc Sadler, Nebraska
5
Danny Nee, Nebraska
4
Tom Penders, Texas
2
Scott Drew, Baylor
8
Dave Bliss, Baylor
4
Fred Hoiberg, Iowa State
1
Barry Collier, Nebraska
6
Jim Wooldridge, Kansas State
6
Tom Asbury, Kansas State
4
James Dickey, Texas Tech
5
Greg McDermott, Iowa State
4
Pat Knight, Texas Tech
4
Harry Miller, Baylor
3
Jeff Bzdelik, Colorado
3
Melvin Watkins, Texas A&M, Missouri
7
Tony Barone, Texas A&M 2
(By Victories)
W
151
111
107
101
94
77
56
53
44
43
42
40
38
37
36
32
31
31
30
28
24
24
23
22
19
18
16
16
15
14
14
13
10
8
7
4
3
L
57
49
21
59
18
99
50
49
84
37
38
24
26
43
60
68
17
33
50
52
24
24
79
26
45
46
16
42
17
34
34
19
38
8
9
28
13
Pct.
.726
.694
.836
.631
.839
.438
.528
.520
.344
.538
.525
.625
.594
.463
.375
.320
.646
.484
.375
.350
.500
.500
.225
.458
.297
.281
.500
.276
.469
.292
.292
.406
.208
.500
.438
.125
.188
Years
Rick Barnes,Texas
13
Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma
10
Bill Self, Kansas
8
Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State
10
Roy Williams, Kansas 7
Ricardo Patton, Colorado
10
Bob Knight, Texas Tech
7
Scott Drew, Baylor
8
Quin Snyder, Missouri
6
Mike Anderson, Missouri
5
Larry Eustachy, Iowa State
5
Mark Turgeon, Texas A&M
4
Jeff Capel, Oklahoma
5
Frank Martin, Kansas State
4
Barry Collier, Nebraska
6
Doc Sadler, Nebraska
5
Jim Wooldridge, Kansas State
6
Billy Gillispie,Texas A&M/Texas Tech 3
Danny Nee, Nebraska
4
James Dickey, Texas Tech
5
Travis Ford, Oklahoma State
3
Melvin Watkins, Texas A&M, Missouri
7
Dave Bliss, Baylor
4
Tom Asbury, Kansas State
4
Wayne Morgan, Iowa State
3
Norm Stewart, Missouri
3
Pat Knight, Texas Tech
4
Greg McDermott, Iowa State
3
Sean Sutton, Oklahoma State
2
Harry Miller, Baylor
3
Tim Floyd, Iowa State
2
Tom Penders, Texas
2
Tad Boyle, Colorado
1
Jeff Bzdelik, Colorado
2
Bob Huggins, Kansas State
1
Fred Hoiberg, Iowa State
1
Tony Barone, Texas A&M 2
Active coaches in bold
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VERSUS THE CONFERENCES
2010-11
2006-07
2004-05
American East......................................3-2
Atlantic Coast......................................1-3
Atlantic Sun..........................................6-0
Atlantic 10............................................5-2
Big East..................................................5-6
Big Sky...................................................2-1
Big South...............................................2-0
Big Ten....................................................4-8
Big West................................................1-0
Colonial Athletic Association............2-0
Conference USA.............................. 11-3
Horizon League...................................2-0
Independents &
Non-Division I...................................9-0
Ivy League.............................................2-0
Metro Atlantic......................................3-0
Mid-American......................................2-1
Mid-Eastern Athletic........................ 11-0
Missouri Valley......................................4-1
Mountain West.....................................6-4
Northeast.............................................2-0
Ohio Valley............................................6-0
Pacific-10............................................ 10-7
Patriot League......................................2-0
Southeastern........................................7-4
Southern................................................3-0
Southland........................................... 11-1
SWAC................................................. 16-0
Summit League.....................................9-1
Sun Belt.................................................3-0
West Coast..........................................1-1
Western Athletic.................................2-1
TOTAL......................153-46 (.769)
American East......................................1-0
Atlantic Coast......................................2-1
Atlantic Sun..........................................4-0
Atlantic 10............................................3-1
Big East..................................................5-7
Big Sky...................................................2-0
Big South...............................................2-0
Big Ten....................................................1-6
Big West................................................2-0
Colonial Athletic Association............2-1
Conference USA.................................5-2
Horizon League...................................2-0
Independents &
Non-Division I................................ 17-0
Ivy League.............................................2-0
Metro Atlantic......................................1-1
Mid-American......................................3-0
Mid-Continent.....................................3-1
Mid-Eastern Athletic...........................9-0
Missouri Valley......................................3-4
Mountain West.....................................7-8
Ohio Valley............................................4-0
Pacific-10...............................................2-6
Patriot League......................................2-0
Southeastern..................................... 10-5
Southern................................................1-0
Southland........................................... 12-0
SWAC................................................. 13-0
Sun Belt.................................................7-0
West Coast..........................................1-3
Western Athletic.................................3-1
TOTAL......................131-47 (.736)
American East...................................1-0
Atlantic Coast...................................3-3
Atlantic Sun.......................................2-0
Atlantic 10.........................................2-2
Big East...............................................3-3
Big Sky................................................3-0
Big South............................................3-0
Big Ten.................................................7-7
Big West.............................................2-0
Conference USA..............................6-5
Horizon League................................1-0
Independents &
Non-Division I..............................15-1
Ivy League..........................................1-0
Metro Atlantic...................................1-0
Mid-American...................................1-0
Mid-Continent..................................8-0
Mid-Eastern Athletic........................8-0
Missouri Valley...................................3-3
Mountain West..................................5-3
Northeast..........................................1-0
Ohio Valley.........................................3-0
Pacific-10............................................4-3
Patriot League...................................2-1
Southeastern.....................................4-1
Southern.............................................1-1
Southland...........................................8-1
SWAC.................................................9-0
Sun Belt..............................................4-0
West Coast.......................................3-1
Western Athletic..............................5-2
TOTAL....................119-37 (.763)
2009-10
2007-08
2005-06
2003-04
American East......................................2-0
Atlantic Coast......................................3-4
Atlantic Sun..........................................3-0
Atlantic 10............................................9-3
Big East..................................................2-3
Big Sky...................................................2-0
Big South...............................................2-0
Big Ten....................................................6-2
Big West................................................4-0
Colonial Athletic Association............3-1
Conference USA.................................6-4
Horizon League...................................2-1
Independents &
Non-Division I................................ 16-0
Ivy League.............................................2-0
Metro Atlantic......................................1-0
Mid-American......................................2-0
Mid-Eastern Athletic...........................6-0
Missouri Valley......................................3-4
Mountain West.....................................6-4
Northeast.............................................2-0
Ohio Valley............................................4-0
Pacific-10............................................ 13-4
Patriot League......................................1-0
Southeastern........................................6-5
Southern................................................5-0
Southland........................................... 14-0
SWAC................................................. 13-0
Summit League.....................................8-1
Sun Belt.................................................4-0
West Coast..........................................2-3
Western Athletic.................................1-0
TOTAL......................153-39 (.797)
112
2008-09
American East......................................1-0
Atlantic Coast......................................3-6
Atlantic Sun..........................................4-0
Atlantic 10............................................6-0
Big East..................................................1-6
Big Sky...................................................5-0
Big South...............................................4-0
Big Ten....................................................7-1
Big West................................................1-0
Colonial Athletic Association............3-1
Conference USA.................................3-1
Horizon League...................................2-0
Independents &
Non-Division I................................ 15-1
Ivy League.............................................2-1
Metro Atlantic......................................1-0
Mid-American......................................5-0
Mid-Eastern Athletic...........................8-0
Missouri Valley......................................4-2
Mountain West.....................................4-4
Northeast.............................................1-0
Ohio Valley............................................2-0
Pacific-10............................................ 12-7
Patriot League......................................1-0
Southeastern........................................4-6
Southern................................................2-1
Southland........................................... 18-0
SWAC................................................. 18-0
Summit League.....................................7-0
Sun Belt.................................................2-1
West Coast..........................................2-4
Western Athletic.................................2-0
TOTAL......................150-42 (.781)
American East......................................1-0
Atlantic Coast......................................5-0
Atlantic Sun..........................................2-0
Atlantic 10............................................3-1
Big East..................................................5-4
Big Sky...................................................4-0
Big South...............................................1-0
Big Ten....................................................4-9
Big West................................................3-0
Colonial Athletic Association............0-1
Conference USA.................................9-3
Horizon League...................................1-1
Independents &
Non-Division I................................ 17-0
Ivy League.............................................2-0
Metro Atlantic......................................2-0
Mid-American......................................3-0
Mid-Eastern Athletic...........................9-0
Missouri Valley......................................1-5
Mountain West.....................................7-3
Northeast.............................................2-0
Ohio Valley............................................2-0
Pacific-10............................................ 11-8
Southeastern........................................6-5
Southern................................................1-0
Southland........................................... 12-2
SWAC................................................. 13-0
Summit League.....................................9-2
Sun Belt.................................................5-3
West Coast..........................................4-0
Western Athletic.................................2-0
TOTAL......................146-47 (.756)
American East...................................1-0
Atlantic Coast...................................1-5
Atlantic Sun.......................................4-0
Atlantic 10.........................................0-1
Big East...............................................6-3
Big Sky................................................2-0
Big Ten.................................................3-2
Big West.............................................3-1
Colonial Athletic Association.........1-2
Conference USA..............................7-2
Horizon League................................1-1
Independents &
Non-Division I..............................13-0
Ivy League..........................................5-0
Metro Atlantic...................................0-1
Mid-American...................................0-1
Mid-Continent..................................5-0
Mid-Eastern Athletic........................4-0
Missouri Valley...................................2-2
Mountain West..................................8-2
Ohio Valley.........................................6-0
Pacific-10............................................1-2
Southeastern.....................................4-6
Southern.............................................4-1
Southland...........................................9-2
SWAC.................................................9-0
Sun Belt..............................................3-0
West Coast.......................................3-2
Western Athletic..............................3-3
TOTAL....................108-39 (.735)
Atlantic Coast...................................3-5
Atlantic Sun.......................................4-1
Atlantic 10.........................................4-4
Big East...............................................3-3
Big Sky................................................3-0
Big South............................................2-0
Big Ten...............................................11-4
Big West.............................................3-0
Conference USA..............................7-3
Horizon League................................1-0
Independents &
Non-Division I..............................14-3
Ivy League..........................................3-0
Metro Atlantic...................................1-0
Mid-American...................................2-0
Mid-Continent..................................3-2
Mid-Eastern Athletic........................4-0
Missouri Valley...................................4-1
Mountain West..................................7-3
Northeast..........................................3-0
Ohio Valley.........................................1-0
Pacific-10............................................5-3
Southeastern.....................................3-1
Southern.............................................5-0
Southland...........................................8-2
SWAC.................................................8-0
Sun Belt..............................................1-1
West Coast.......................................1-2
Western Athletic..............................3-5
TOTAL....................117-43 (.731)
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2002-03
America East........................................2-0
Atlantic Coast......................................2-1
Atlantic Sun..........................................4-0
Atlantic 10............................................1-0
Big East..................................................3-8
Big Sky...................................................3-0
Big South...............................................3-0
Big Ten....................................................9-4
Big West................................................5-0
Colonial Athletic Association............1-0
Conference USA.................................7-4
Horizon League...................................3-1
Independents &
Non-Division I.............................. 17-1
Ivy League.............................................5-1
Mid-American......................................0-2
Mid-Continent.....................................6-0
Mid-Eastern Athletic...........................2-0
Missouri Valley......................................6-1
Mountain West.....................................5-2
Northeast.............................................2-0
Ohio Valley............................................1-0
Pacific-10...............................................7-4
Patriot League......................................2-0
Southeastern........................................4-4
Southern................................................1-1
Southland........................................... 10-1
SWAC....................................................8-0
Sun Belt.................................................4-1
Western Athletic.................................7-2
TOTAL......................130-38 (.774)
2000-01
Atlantic Coast......................................0-6
Atlantic 10............................................2-3
Big East..................................................4-2
Big Sky...................................................4-0
Big South...............................................4-0
Big Ten....................................................5-6
Big West................................................3-1
Colonial Athletic Association............0-2
Conference USA................................7-4
Independents &
Non-Division I.............................. 15-2
Metro Atlantic......................................2-0
Mid-American......................................2-1
Mid Continent......................................5-2
Mid-Eastern Athletic...........................3-1
Midwestern Collegiate.......................3-0
Missouri Valley......................................4-4
Mountain West.....................................4-1
Ohio Valley............................................4-2
Patriot League......................................1-0
Pacific-10...............................................3-3
Southeastern........................................4-2
Southern................................................1-0
Southland........................................... 10-0
SWAC....................................................7-0
Sun Belt.................................................8-0
TAAC.....................................................2-0
West Coast..........................................2-0
Western Athletic.................................4-2
TOTAL......................113-44 (.720)
1998-99
America East........................................ 1-0
Atlantic Coast...................................... 0-2
Atlantic 10............................................ 1-2
Big East.................................................. 1-1
Big Sky................................................... 1-2
Big South............................................... 1-0
Big Ten.................................................... 2-9
Big West..............................................11-0
Colonial Athletic Association............ 1-1
Conference USA................................. 6-6
Independent &
Non-Division I...............................10-1
Ivy League............................................. 1-1
Mid-Continent..................................... 6-1
Mid-Eastern Athletic........................... 2-0
Midwestern Collegiate....................... 1-0
Missouri Valley...................................... 4-4
Ohio Valley............................................ 2-1
Pacific-10............................................... 4-4
Patriot League...................................... 1-0
Southeastern........................................ 3-7
Southern................................................ 2-0
Southland............................................16-2
SWAC.................................................... 2-1
Sun Belt................................................. 3-3
TAAC..................................................... 4-1
West Coast.......................................... 5-1
Western Athletic...............................13-9
TOTAL...................... 104-59 (.638)
1996-97
Atlantic Coast...................................... 2-4
Atlantic 10............................................ 4-1
Big East.................................................. 1-2
Big Sky................................................... 2-0
Big South............................................... 2-0
Big Ten.................................................... 4-5
Big West................................................ 3-2
Colonial Athletic Association............ 2-1
Conference USA................................. 3-7
Independents &
Non-Division I................................. 5-0
Ivy League............................................. 1-1
Metro Atlantic...................................... 2-0
Mid-American...................................... 1-1
Mid-Continent..................................... 9-0
Mid-Eastern Athletic........................... 9-0
Missouri Valley...................................... 7-3
Ohio Valley............................................ 3-0
Pacific-10............................................... 5-5
Southeastern........................................ 4-2
Southern................................................ 3-0
Southland.............................................. 9-0
SWAC.................................................... 6-0
Sun Belt................................................. 5-1
TAAC..................................................... 4-0
West Coast.......................................... 3-0
Western Athletic...............................11-4
TOTAL...................... 110-39 (.738)
ALL-TIME
VERSUS THE CONFERENCES
2001-02
America East........................................1-0
Atlantic Coast......................................3-2
Atlantic Sun..........................................3-0
Atlantic 10............................................4-1
Big East..................................................6-2
Big Sky...................................................1-0
Big South...............................................2-0
Big Ten....................................................5-9
Big West................................................2-1
Colonial Athletic Association............1-0
Conference USA.................................5-2
Horizon League...................................4-1
Independents &
Non-Division I.............................. 14-2
Ivy League.............................................1-1
Metro Atlantic......................................1-0
Mid-American......................................2-2
Mid-Continent.....................................5-0
Mid-Eastern Athletic...........................5-0
Missouri Valley......................................2-6
Mountain West.....................................6-1
Northeast.............................................3-0
Ohio Valley............................................4-0
Pacific-10...............................................8-3
Patriot League......................................1-0
Southeastern........................................4-2
Southern................................................1-1
Southland..............................................6-3
SWAC....................................................8-0
Sun Belt.................................................7-0
West Coast..........................................1-2
Western Athletic.................................8-4
TOTAL......................124-45 (.734)
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1999-2000
America East........................................ 1-0
Atlantic Coast...................................... 1-2
Atlantic 10............................................ 4-1
Big East.................................................. 3-2
Big Sky................................................... 4-0
Big South............................................... 2-1
Big Ten..................................................7-10
Big West................................................ 7-3
Colonial Athletic Association............ 2-1
Conference USA................................. 7-5
Independents &
Non-Division I...............................10-1
Ivy League............................................. 4-0
Metro Atlantic...................................... 2-0
Mid-Continent..................................... 2-0
Mid-Eastern Athletic........................... 3-1
Midwestern Collegiate....................... 1-1
Missouri Valley...................................... 3-4
Mountain West..................................... 2-2
Northeast............................................. 3-0
Ohio Valley............................................ 2-0
Pacific-10............................................... 5-3
Southeastern........................................ 5-4
Southern................................................ 4-1
Southland............................................10-2
SWAC.................................................... 5-0
Sun Belt................................................. 7-0
TAAC..................................................... 2-0
West Coast.......................................... 6-2
Western Athletic................................. 3-1
TOTAL...................... 117-47 (.713)
1997-98
Atlantic Coast...................................... 3-5
Atlantic 10............................................ 2-2
Big East.................................................. 1-0
Big Sky................................................... 1-0
Big South............................................... 2-0
Big Ten.................................................... 4-4
Big West................................................ 6-1
Colonial Athletic Association............ 3-1
Conference USA................................. 3-2
Independents &
Non-Division I................................. 6-0
Ivy League............................................. 1-1
Mid-Continent..................................... 5-0
Mid-Eastern Athletic........................... 6-1
Midwestern Collegiate....................... 0-2
Missouri Valley...................................... 3-4
Ohio Valley............................................ 3-1
Pacific-10............................................... 5-4
Southeastern........................................ 4-9
Southern................................................ 4-0
Southland............................................10-1
SWAC.................................................... 8-0
Sun Belt................................................. 9-1
TAAC..................................................... 3-0
West Coast.......................................... 2-0
Western Athletic...............................5-11
TOTAL........................ 99-50 (.664)
America East..................................15-2
Atlantic Coast..............................32-49
Atlantic Sun*..................................51-2
Atlantic 10....................................50-24
Big East..........................................49-52
Big Sky.............................................39-3
Big South.........................................32-1
Big Ten............................................79-86
Big West..........................................56-9
Colonial Athletic Association.........21-12
Conference USA.........................92-53
Horizon League**.........................24-8
Independents &
Non-Division I...................... 193-12
Ivy League.......................................32-6
Metro Atlantic................................17-2
Mid-American................................23-8
Mid-Eastern Athletic.....................89-3
Missouri Valley..............................53-48
Mountain West.............................67-37
Northeast.......................................19-0
Ohio Valley......................................47-4
Pacific-12.......................................95-66
Patriot League................................13-1
Southeastern................................72-63
Southern..........................................38-6
Southland................................... 163-17
SWAC............................................143-1
Summit League***.......................90-10
Sun Belt.........................................72-11
West Coast..................................36-21
Western Athletic.........................72-45
Total..................... 1874-662 (.739)
* - Formerly the TAAC
** - Formerly the Midwestern
Collegiate Conference
*** - Formerly the Mid-Continent Conference
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ANNUAL ATTENDANCE
2010-11
2006-07
School
G
1. Kansas (9)
18
2. Texas (21)
18
3. Kansas State (26) 18
4. Iowa State (28)
19
5. Missouri (34)
18
6. Oklahoma State (39)16
7. Nebraska (46)
19
8. Texas A&M (50) 17
9. Oklahoma (54)
16
10. Texas Tech (55)
18
11. Colorado (77)
20
12. Baylor (78)
18
Avg.
16,436
13,669
12,652
12,110
11,112
10,447
9,395
9,000
8,563
8,513
7,014
6,994
2009-10
G
1. Kansas (9)
19
2. Texas (14)
17
3. Iowa State (26)
18
4. Kansas State (31) 17
5. Oklahoma State (35)16
6. Oklahoma (39)
15
7. Missouri (40)
18
8. Nebraska (45)
18
9. Texas A&M (46) 16
10. Texas Tech (54)
19
11. Baylor (69)
16
12. Colorado (86)
16
Avg.
16.433
14,629
12,491
11,883
11,585
10,650
10,349
9,964
9,889
9,290
7,457
6,267
2008-09
G
1. Kansas (12)
18
2. Oklahoma State (21) 18
3. Texas (22)
16
4. Iowa State (25)
17
5. Kansas State (26) 17
6. Nebraska (39)
16
7. Oklahoma (45)
16
8. Texas Tech (46) 16
9. Texas A&M (52) 19
10. Missouri (69)
19
11. Baylor (90)
18
12. Colorado
15
G
1. Kansas (9)
19
2. Texas (20)
15
3. Iowa State (30)
19
4. Oklahoma (32)
17
5. Nebraska (39)
18
6. Oklahoma State (43) 16
7. Missouri (47)
18
8. Texas Tech (48)
18
9. Texas A&M (49) 18
10. Kansas State (57) 20
11. Baylor (78)
19
12. Colorado
17
Avg.
16,350
13,616
11,965
11,490
10,286
10,031
9,805
9,493
9,438
8,940
7,066
4,637
2007-08
Avg.
16,409
13,815
13,317
12,529
12,504
10,343
10,286
10,260
8,060
7,251
7,163
5,161
School
G
1. Kansas (10)
16
2. Texas (22)
17
3. Iowa State (26)
16
4. Oklahoma (27)
15
5. Oklahoma State (28) 16
6. Nebraska (48)
19
7. Missouri (63)
16
8. Texas A&M (65) 17
9. Kansas State (67) 17
10. Texas Tech (71) 16
11. Baylor (86)
8
12. Colorado
16
114
Games
221
211
220
216
211
Season Total 2,368,326 (4)
2,366,232 (3)
2,286,956 (5)
2,374,927 (4)
2,261,697 (5)
G
1. Kansas (9)
16
2. Iowa State (28)
19
3. Missouri (30)
15
4. Oklahoma (31)
16
5. Oklahoma State (32) 15
6. Texas (33)
14
7. Texas Tech (43) 17
8. Nebraska (61)
15
9. Kansas State (70) 16
10. Colorado (76)
15
11. Baylor (79)
16
12. Texas A&M (84) 14
Avg.
16,300
11,743
11,393
11,266
11,249
11,170
9,942
8,079
7,157
6,858
6,768
6,466
Avg.
16,300
13,024
11,896
11,805
11,591
9,418
8,369
8,133
7,664
7,280
6,357
5,018
G
1. Kansas (8)
16
2. Oklahoma State (19) 14
3. Oklahoma (25)
15
4. Iowa State (30)
16
5. Texas (31)
16
6. Texas Tech (40) 15
7. Missouri (46)
19
8. Nebraska (61)
16
9. Texas A&M (63) 20
10. Kansas State (72) 18
11. Colorado 15
12. Baylor
17
Avg.
16,300
12,241
11,571
11,208
11,138
10,314
9,773
8,235
8,147
7,509
4,209
4,414
School
G
1. Kansas (8)
13
2. Missouri (25)
16
3. Oklahoma (33)
15
4. Iowa State (35)
15
5. Texas (41)
13
6. Kansas State (48) 17
7. Nebraska (49)
16
8. Texas Tech (67) 15
9. Oklahoma State (92) 14
10. Colorado
16
11. Texas A&M
14
12. Baylor
15
Avg.
16,277
12,792
10,248
10,142
9,772
9,181
9,166
7,482
5,966
4,308
4,083
2,689
1997-98
School
G
1. Kansas (9)
13
2. Texas Tech (18) 17
3. Iowa State (24)
17
4. Missouri (26)
16
5. Oklahoma State (28) 15
6. Oklahoma (36)
16
7. Texas (41)
15
8. Nebraska (58)
16
9. Baylor (74)
16
10. Texas A&M (89) 14
11. Kansas State (93) 17
12. Colorado 16
Avg.
16,285
13,743
12,100
12,041
11,883
10,416
10,015
8,128
6,843
6,061
5,915
5,006
School
G
1. Kansas (9)
16
2. Missouri (24)
16
3. Texas (29)
14
4. Iowa State (33)
16
5. Nebraska (44)
15
6. Oklahoma (48)
15
7. Kansas State (51) 14
8. Texas Tech (64) 13
9. Oklahoma State (92) 16
10. Baylor
14
11. Colorado
16
12. Texas A&M
15
Avg.
16,027
12,768
11,179
10,717
9,431
9,226
8,571
7,427
5,973
5,235
4,554
3,444
1996-97
2000-01
School
School
G
1. Kansas (10)
14
2. Iowa State (21)
16
3. Oklahoma State (26) 12
4. Missouri (28)
14
5. Oklahoma (40)
14
6. Texas Tech (48) 14
7. Texas (53)
17
8. Nebraska (55)
14
9. Kansas State (73) 15
10. Baylor (94)
17
11. Colorado (99)
15
12. Texas A&M
14
Avg.
16,179
12,360
12,044
11,562
10,324
9,557
9,081
8,757
7,148
5,378
5,230
4,119
School
G
1. Kansas (8)
15
2. Texas (17)
13
3. Missouri (20)
16
4. Iowa State (29)
17
5. Nebraska (34)
16
6. Oklahoma (47)
15
7. Kansas State (57) 15
8. Texas Tech (61) 12
9. Oklahoma State (82) 16
10. Colorado (85)
14
11. Baylor
17
12. Texas A&M
13
Avg.
16,140
13,911
13,300
12,229
10,882
9,420
8,248
7,853
5,852
5,782
4,286
3,877
1999-2000
School
G
1. Kansas (8)
14
2. Missouri (26)
14
3. Oklahoma (30)
17
4. Iowa State (34)
18
5. Oklahoma State (39) 17
6. Texas (40)
16
7. Texas Tech (47) 16
8. Nebraska (64)
18
9. Kansas State (74) 16
10. Texas A&M (89) 14
11. Colorado (97)
15
12. Baylor
17
Big 12 Conference Attendance
School
2001-02
2003-04
G
1. Kansas (13)
20
2. Texas (20)
18
3. Iowa State (23)
18
4. Kansas State (25) 17
5. Oklahoma State (26) 16
6. Texas A&M (41) 20
7. Nebraska (42)
20
8. Oklahoma (43)
17
9. Missouri (68)
17
10. Baylor (78)
16
11. Texas Tech (80) 16
12. Colorado
15
Year
2010-11
2009-10
2008-09
2007-08
2006-07
Avg.
16,300
13,008
12,969
12,489
12,301
10,584
10,023
10,010
9,812
8,243
6,065
3,324
2004-05
School
School
School
2005-06
School
1998-99
2002-03
Avg.
16,300
12,281
12,002
11,310
10,625
10,481
9,731
8,037
7,347
6,100
5,593
4,851
School
G
1. Kansas (9)
14
2. Oklahoma (28)
15
3. Missouri (31)
15
4. Texas (32)
14
5. Texas Tech (37) 15
6. Iowa State (38)
18
7. Kansas State (56) 15
8. Nebraska (71)
16
9. Oklahoma State (85) 15
10. Colorado
16
11. Texas A&M
12
12. Baylor
18
Avg.
16,271
11,248
10,882
10,878
10,546
10,543
8,336
7,342
5,907
5,103
4,906
3,247
(Totals and national ranking include conference championship session numbers)
Avg.
10,716
11,214
10,395
10,995
10,719
Year
2005-06
2004-05
2003-04
2002-03
2001-02
Games
195
203
198
194
194
Season Total 1,973,540 (5)
1,981,384 (5)
1,931,355 (4)
1,961,380 (4)
1,948,759 (4)
Avg.
10,121
9,761
9,754
10,110
10,045
Year
Games
2000-01
182
1999-00
189
1998-99
185
1997-98
186
1996-97
185
TOTAL 2,990
Season Total Avg.
1,712,210 (4)
9,408
1,703,169 (7)
9,011
1,595,379 (6)
8,624
1,667,642 (5)
8,966
1,787,284 (5)
9,661
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2011-12
Team
1. Kansas (5)
Texas A&M (2)
3. Baylor (2)
4. Missouri (1)
5. Texas
6. Kansas State 7. Oklahoma State
8. Iowa State
9. Oklahoma
Texas Tech 2010-11
Team
1. Kansas State (10)
2. Kansas (2)
3. Texas
4. Baylor 5. Missouri
6. Texas A&M
7. Texas Tech 8. Oklahoma State
9. Colorado
10. Nebraska
11. Oklahoma 12. Iowa State
2009-10
Team
1. Kansas (11)
2. Texas (1)
3. Oklahoma
4. Kansas State
5. Texas A&M
6. Oklahoma State
7. Missouri
8. Iowa State
9. Texas Tech
10. Baylor
11. Nebraska
12. Colorado
2008-09
Team
1. Oklahoma (3)
2. Texas (4)
3. Baylor (2)
Kansas (3)
5. Texas A&M
6. Oklahoma State
7. Missouri
8. Kansas State
9. Nebraska
10. Texas Tech
11. Iowa State
12. Colorado
Points
73
73
63
61
51
39
33
27
15
15
Points
119
109
99
96
82
69
52
51
46
31
27
11
2007-08
Team
1. Kansas (10)
2. Texas
3. Texas A&M (2)
4. Kansas State
5. Missouri
Oklahoma
7. Oklahoma State
8. Texas Tech
9. Baylor
10. Nebraska
11. Iowa State
12. Colorado
2006-07
Team
1. Kansas (11)
2. Texas A&M (1)
3. Oklahoma State 4. Texas
5. Kansas State 6. Texas Tech 7. Baylor 8. Missouri 9. Oklahoma 10. Nebraska 11. Iowa State 12. Colorado 2003-04
Points
120
105
101
91
66
66
61
60
55
29
22
16
Points
109
107
103
103
79
69
51
50
49
39
20
13
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Team
Texas (10)
Oklahoma (2)
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
Iowa State
Texas A&M
Missouri
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas State
Baylor
Team
Missouri (8)
Texas (3)
Kansas (1)
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Texas Tech
Kansas State
Texas A&M
Iowa State
Nebraska
Baylor
Points
114
108
106
92
81
71
64
48
41
33
23
11
2002-03
Points
121
109
97
95
76
68
60
44
42
37
23
20
2005-06
Points
121
111
95
92
74
69
66
57
34
33
27
13
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 1999-2000
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Team
Kansas (7)
Oklahoma (3)
Texas (2)
Missouri
Texas Tech
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Baylor
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas State
Texas A&M
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Team
Kansas (7)
Missouri (4)
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma (1)
Texas
Iowa State
Colorado
Kansas State
Baylor
Texas Tech
Texas A&M
Nebraska
2004-05
2000-01
1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Team
Points
Kansas (6)
116
Oklahoma State (6) 116
Texas
97
Oklahoma
94
Missouri
80
Iowa State
68
Texas Tech
61
Nebraska
47
Kansas State
42
Colorado
31
Texas A&M
29
Baylor
11
Team
Kansas (11)
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa State (1)
Texas
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Nebraska
Texas Tech
Texas A&M
Baylor
Kansas State
Team
Points
Kansas (6)
116
Texas (5)
113
Oklahoma State (1) 103
Oklahoma
89
Missouri
84
Iowa State
55
Nebraska
54
Colorado
50
Texas Tech
47
Kansas State
42
Texas A&M
23
Baylor
16
1998-99
Points
116
113
103
86
77
76
54
47
43
36
22
19
Points
126
111
100
92
85
64
62
44
40
35
25
18
Team
Points
1. Oklahoma State (7) 117
2. Kansas (5)
115
3. Missouri
91
4. Oklahoma
90
5. Texas
74
6. Kansas State
72
7. Nebraska
69
8. Iowa State
45
9. Texas Tech
42
10. Colorado
38
11. Baylor
17
Texas A&M
17
1997-98
Team
1. Kansas
2. Oklahoma
3. Texas
4. Missouri
5. Nebraska
6. Iowa State
7. Oklahoma State
8. Texas Tech
9. Colorado
10. Baylor
11. Texas A&M
12. Kansas State
Points
121
102
100
93
82
78
57
45
39
34
28
13
1996-97
Team
1. Kansas
2. Texas
3. Iowa State
4. Oklahoma State
5. Missouri
6. Texas Tech
7. Oklahoma
8. Nebraska
9. Kansas State
10. Texas A&M
11. Colorado
12. Baylor
2001-02
Points
120
112
89
84
80
70
68
48
43
40
25
13
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. First-place votes in parentheses
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CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
2011
2009
2007
Wednesday, March 9
No. 9 Oklahoma State 53, No. 8 Nebraska 52
No. 5 Colorado 77, No. 12 Iowa State 75
No. 10 Oklahoma 84, No. 7 Baylor 67
No. 6 Missouri 88, No. 11 Texas Tech 84
Wednesday, March 11
No. 9 Baylor 65, No. 8 Nebraska 49
No. 5 Texas 67, No. 12 Colorado 56
No. 7 Oklahoma State 81, No. 10 Iowa State 67
No. 11 Texas Tech 88, No. 6 Texas A&M 83
Thursday, March 8
No. 9 Oklahoma 68, No. 8 Iowa State 63
No. 5 Texas Tech 81, No. 12 Colorado 71
No. 7 Oklahoma State 54, No. 10 Nebraska 39
No. 11 Baylor 97, No. 6 Missouri 83
Thursday, March 10
No. 1 Kansas 63, No. 9 Oklahoma State 62
No. 5 Colorado 87, No. 4 Kansas State 75
No. 2 Texas 74, No. 10 Oklahoma 54
No. 3 Texas A&M 86, No. 6 Missouri 71
Thursday, March 12
No. 9 Baylor 71, No. 1 Kansas 64
No. 5 Texas 61, No. 4 Kansas State 58
No. 7 Oklahoma State 71, No. 2 Oklahoma 70
No. 3 Missouri 81, No. 11 Texas Tech 60
Friday, March 9
No. 1 Kansas 64, No. 9 Oklahoma 47
No. 4 Kansas State 66, No. 5 Texas Tech 45
No. 7 Oklahoma State 57, No. 2 Texas A&M 56
No. 3 Texas 74, No. 11 Baylor, 69
Friday, March 11
No. 1 Kansas 90, No. 5 Colorado 83
No. 2 Texas 70, No. 3 Texas A&M 58
Friday, March 13
No. 9 Baylor 76, No. 5 Texas 70
No. 3 Missouri 67, No. 7 Oklahoma State 59
Saturday, March 10
No. 1 Kansas 67, No. 4 Kansas State 61
No. 3 Texas 69, No. 7 Oklahoma State 64
Saturday, March 12
No. 1 Kansas 85, No. 2 Texas 73
Saturday, March 14
No. 3 Missouri 73, No. 9 Baylor 60
Sunday, March 11
No. 1 Kansas 88, No. 3 Texas 84 (ot)
All-Tournament Team
Marcus Morris, Kansas, Jr., F
(Most Outstanding Player)
Markieff Morris, Kansas, Jr., F
Jordan Hamilton, Texas, So., F/G
Tristan Thompson, Texas, Fr., F
Alec Burks, Colorado, So., G
All-Tournament Team
DeMarre Carroll, Missouri, Sr., F
(Most Outstanding Player)
Kevin Rogers, Baylor, Sr., F
Zaire Taylor, Missouri, Jr., G
Dexter Pittman, Texas, Jr., C
Mike Singletary, Texas Tech, So., F
All-Tournament Team
Kevin Durant, Texas, Fr., F/G
(Most Outstanding Player)
Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, So. G
Brandon Rush, Kansas, So., G
Julian Wright, Kansas, So. , F
A.J. Abrams, Texas, So., G
Winning Coach: Bill Self, Kansas
Leading Scorer: Alec Burks, CU (76 points)
Leading Rebounder: Andre Roberson, CU (34)
Attendance: 113,490 (18,915 per session)
Winning Coach: Mike Anderson, Missouri
Leading Scorer: LaceDarius Dunn, BU (69)
Leading Rebounder: Kevin Rogers, Baylor (39)
Attendance: 94,614 (15,769)
Winning Coach: Bill Self, Kansas
Leading Scorer: Kevin Durant, Texas (92)
Leading Rebounder: Kevin Durant, Texas (31)
Attendance: 113,274 (18,879 per session)
2010
2008
2006
Wednesday, March 10
No. 9 Texas Tech 82, No. 8 Colorado 67
No. 12 Nebraska 75, No. 5 Missouri 60
No. 7 Oklahoma State 81, No. 10 Oklahoma 67
No. 6 Texas 82, No. 11 Iowa State 75
Thursday, March 13
No. 9 Oklahoma State 76, No. 8 Texas Tech 72
No. 12 Colorado 91, No. 5 Baylor 84 (2 ot)
No. 7 Nebraska 61, No. 10 Missouri 56
No. 6 Texas A&M 60, No. 11 Iowa State 47
Thursday, March 9
Game 1 - No. 8 Texas Tech 73, No. 9 Kansas State 65
Game 2 - No. 5 Colorado 65, No. 12 Baylor 61
Game 3 - No. 7 Oklahoma State 79, No. 10 Iowa State 70
Game 4 - No. 6 Nebraska 71, No. 11 Missouri 64
Thursday, March 11
No. 1 Kansas 80, No. 9 Texas Tech 68
No. 4 Texas A&M 70, No. 12 Nebraska 64
No. 2 Kansas State 83, No. 7 Oklahoma State 64
No. 3 Baylor 86, No. 6 Texas 67
Friday, March 14
No. 1 Texas 66, No. 9 Oklahoma State 59
No. 4 Oklahoma 54, No. 12 Colorado 49
No. 2 Kansas 64, No. 7 Nebraska 54
No. 6 Texas A&M 63, No. 3 Kansas State 60
Friday, March 10
Game 5 - No. 1 Texas 77, No. 8 Texas Tech 70
Game 6 - No. 4 Texas A&M 86, No. 5 Colorado 53
Game 7 - No. 2 Kansas 63, No. 7 Oklahoma State 62
Game 8 - No. 6 Nebraska 69, No. 3 Oklahoma 63
Friday, March 12
No. 1 Kansas 79, No. 4 Texas A&M 66
No. 2 Kansas State 82, No. 3 Baylor 75
Saturday, March 15
No. 1 Texas 77, No. 4 Oklahoma 49
No. 2 Kansas 77, No. 6 Texas A&M 71
Saturday, March 11
Game 9 - No. 1 Texas 74, No. 4 Texas A&M 70
Game 10 - No. 2 Kansas 79, No. 6 Nebraska 65
Saturday, March 13
No. 1 Kansas 72, No. 2 Kansas State 64
Sunday, March 16
No. 2 Kansas 84, No. 1 Texas 74
Sunday, March 12
Game 11 - No. 2 Kansas 80, No. 1 Texas 68
All-Tournament Team
Sherron Collins, Kansas, Sr., G
(Most Outstanding Player)
Cole Aldrich, Kansas, Jr., C
Denis Clemente, Kansas State, Sr., G
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State, Jr., G
Donald Sloan, Texas A&M, Sr., G
All-Tournament Team
Brandon Rush, Kansas, Jr., G
(Most Outstanding Player)
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, Jr., G
A.J. Abrams, Texas, Jr., G
D.J. Augustin, Texas, So., G
Damion James, Texas, So., F
All-Tournament Team
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, Fr., G
(Most Outstanding Player)
Julian Wright, Kansas, Fr., F
LaMarcus Aldridge, Texas, So., F
P.J. Tucker, Texas, Jr., F
Acie Law, Texas A&M, Jr., G
Winning Coach: Bill Self, Kansas
Leading Scorer: Jacob Pullen, KSU (58)
Leading Rebounder: Cole Aldrich, KU (35)
Attendance: 113,398 (18,900 per session)
Winning Coach: Bill Self, Kansas
Leading Scorer: D.J. Augustin, Texas (62)
Leading Rebounder: Damion James, UT (26)
Attendance: 113,254 (18,876 per session)
Winning Coach: Bill Self, Kansas
Leading Scorer: P.J.Tucker,Texas (52)
Leading Rebounder: P.J.Tucker,Texas (34)
Attendance: 109,428 (18,238 per session)
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2005
2003
2001
Thursday, March 10
Game 1 - No. 8 Missouri 70, No. 9 Nebraska 67
Game 2 - No. 5 Iowa State 77, No. 12 Baylor 57
Game 3 - No. 10 Kansas State 68, No. 7 Texas A&M 62
Game 4 - No. 11 Colorado 81, No. 6 Texas 69
Thursday, March 13
Game 1 - No. 9 Iowa State 97, No. 8 Texas A&M 70
Game 2 - No. 5 Missouri 70, No. 12 Nebraska 61
Game 3 - No. 7 Texas Tech 68, No. 10 Baylor 65
Game 4 - No. 6 Colorado 77, No. 11 Kansas State 76
Thursday, March 8
Game 1 - No. 8 Baylor 86, No. 9 Colorado 84 (ot)
Game 2 - No. 5 Oklahoma St 71, No. 12 Texas Tech 59
Game 3 - No. 10 Kansas State 62, No. 7 Nebraska 58
Game 4 - No. 6 Missouri 77, No. 11 Texas A&M 62
Friday, March 11
Game 5 - No. 1 Oklahoma 83, No. 8 Missouri 79
Game 6 - No. 4 Texas Tech 64, No. 5 Iowa State 56
Game 7 - No. 2 Kansas 80, No. 10 Kansas State 67
Game 8 - No. 3 Oklahoma State 87, No. 11 Colorado 85
Friday, March 14
Game 5 - No. 1 Kansas 89, No. 9 Iowa State 74
Game 6 - No. 5 Missouri 60, No. 4 Oklahoma State 58
Game 7 - No. 7 Texas Tech 92, No. 2 Texas 81
Game 8 - No. 3 Oklahoma 74, No. 6 Colorado 59
Friday, March 9
Game 5 - No. 8 Baylor 62, No. 1 Iowa State 49
Game 6 - No. 4 Texas 55, No. 5 Oklahoma State 54
Game 7 - No. 2 Kansas 94, No. 10 Kansas State 63
Game 8 - No. 3 Oklahoma 67, No. 6 Missouri 65
Saturday, March 12
Game 9 - No. 4 Texas Tech 69, No. 1 Oklahoma 63
Game 10 - No. 3 Oklahoma State 78, No. 2 Kansas 75
Saturday, March 15
Game 9 - No. 5 Missouri 68, No. 1 Kansas 63
Game 10 - No. 3 Oklahoma 67, No. 7 Texas Tech 60 (ot)
Saturday, March 10
Game 9 - No. 4 Texas 76, No. 8 Baylor 62
Game 10 - No. 3 Oklahoma 62, No. 2 Kansas 57
Sunday, March 13
Game 11 - No. 3 Oklahoma State 72, No. 4 Texas Tech 68
Sunday, March 16
Game 11 - No. 3 Oklahoma 49, No. 5 Missouri 47
Sunday, March 11
Game 11 - No. 3 Oklahoma 54, No. 4 Texas 45
All-Tournament Team
Joey Graham, Oklahoma State, Sr., F
(Most Outstanding Player)
John Lucas, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
Linas Kleiza, Missouri, So., F
Wayne Simien, Kansas, Sr., F
Ronald Ross,Texas Tech, Sr., G
All-Tournament Team
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, Sr., G
(Most Outstanding Player)
Quannas White, Oklahoma, Sr., G
Arthur Johnson, Missouri, Jr., C
Rickey Paulding, Missouri, Jr., F
Andre Emmett,Texas Tech, Jr., G
Winning Coach: Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State
Leading Scorer: Joey Graham, OSU (65)
Leading Rebounder: Devonne Giles,TTU (29)
Attendance: 109,608 (18,268 per session)
Winning Coach: Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma
Leading Scorer: Andre Emmett,Texas Tech (72)
Leading Rebounder: Arthur Johnson, MU (39)
Attendance: 94,800 (15,800 per session)
2004
2002
Thursday, March 11
Game 1 - No. 8 Iowa State 78, No. 9 Kansas State 64
Game 2 - No. 7 Oklahoma 63, No. 10 Nebraska 59
Game 3 - No. 6 Missouri 74, No. 11 Texas A&M 68
Thursday, March 7
Game 1 - No. 9 Colorado 67, No. 8 Nebraska 60
Game 2 - No. 5 Texas Tech 80, No. 12 Texas A&M 71
Game 3 - No. 7 Kansas State 74, No. 10 Baylor 73 (ot)
Game 4 - No. 6 Missouri 79, No. 11 Iowa State 59
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Friday, March 12
Game 4 - No. 1 Oklahoma State 83, No. 8 Iowa State 75
Game 5 - No. 5 Texas Tech 79, No. 4 Colorado 69
Game 6 - No. 2 Texas 66, No. 7 Oklahoma 63
Game 7 - No. 3 Kansas 94, No. 6 Missouri 69
Saturday, March 13
Game 8 - No. 1 Oklahoma State 82, No. 5 Texas Tech 77
Game 9 - No. 2 Texas 64, No. 3 Kansas 60
Sunday, March 14
Game 10 - No. 1 Oklahoma State 65, No. 2 Texas 49
All-Tournament Team
Tony Allen, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
(Most Outstanding Player)
Joey Graham, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
John Lucas, Oklahoma State, Jr., G
Wayne Simien, Kansas, Jr., F
Brandon Mouton,Texas, Sr., G
Winning Coach: Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State
Leading Scorer: John Lucas, OSU (60)
Leading Rebounder: Jared Homan, ISU (27)
Attendance: 105,610 (17,602 per session)
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Friday, March 8
Game 5 - No. 1 Kansas 102, No. 9 Colorado 73
Game 6 - No. 5 Texas Tech 73, No. 4 Oklahoma State 51
Game 7 - No. 2 Oklahoma 63, No. 7 Kansas State 52
Game 8 - No. 3 Texas 89, No. 6 Missouri 85
Saturday, March 9
Game 9 - No. 1 Kansas 90, No. 5 Texas Tech 50
Game 10 - No. 2 Oklahoma 67, No. 3 Texas 51
Sunday, March 10
Game 11 - No. 2 Oklahoma 64, No. 1 Kansas 55
All-Tournament Team
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, Jr., G (Most Outstanding Player)
Nick Collison, Kansas, Jr., F
Drew Gooden, Kansas, Jr., F
Aaron McGhee, Oklahoma, Sr., F
T.J. Ford,Texas, Fr., G
Winning Coach: Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma
Leading Scorer: Drew Gooden, Kansas (56)
Leading Rebounder: Drew Gooden, Kansas (40)
Attendance: 104,740 (17,457 per session)
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All-Tournament Team
Nolan Johnson, Oklahoma, Sr., G
(Most Outstanding Player)
DeMarcus Minor, Baylor, Sr., G
Kareem Rush, Missouri, So., F
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, So., G
Chris Owens,Texas, Jr., F
Winning Coach: Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma
Leading Scorer: DeMarcus Minor, Baylor (67)
Leading Rebounder: Terry Black, Baylor (24)
Attendance: 91,500 (15,250 per session)
2000
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Thursday, March 9
Game 1 - No. 9 Baylor 63, No. 8 Nebraska 55
Game 2 - No. 5 Kansas 84, No. 12 Kansas State 60
Game 3 - No. 7 Colorado 79, No. 10 Texas A&M 53
Game 4 - No. 6 Missouri 80, No. 11 Texas Tech 47
Friday, March 10
Game 5 - No. 1 Iowa State 76, No. 9 Baylor 64
Game 6 - No. 4 Oklahoma State 77, No. 5 Kansas 58
Game 7 - No. 2 Texas 78, No. 7 Colorado 35
Game 8 - No. 3 Oklahoma 84, No. 6 Missouri 80 (ot)
Saturday, March 11
Game 9 - No. 1 Iowa State 68, No. 4 Oklahoma State 64
Game 10 - No. 3 Oklahoma 81, No. 2 Texas 65
Sunday, March 12
Game 11 - No. 1 Iowa State 70, No. 3 Oklahoma 58
All-Tournament Team
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, Jr., F (Most Outstanding Player)
Stevie Johnson, Iowa State, Sr., F
Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State, Jr., G
Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma, Sr., F
Chris Mihm,Texas, Jr., C
Winning Coach: Larry Eustachy, Iowa State
Leading Scorer: Marcus Fizer, Iowa State (79)
Leading Rebounder: Stevie Johnson, ISU (32)
Attendance: 114,600 (19,100 per session)
117
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS & RESULTS
1997
Thursday, March 4
Game 1 - No. 8 Colorado 69, No. 9 Iowa State 61
Game 2 - No. 5 Oklahoma State 83, No. 12 Baylor
57
Game 3 - No. 7 Kansas State 87, No. 10 Texas A&M
76
Game 4 - No. 6 Nebraska 69, No. 11 Texas Tech 50
Thursday, March 6
Game 1 - No. 8 Oklahoma State 80, No. 9 Baylor 66
Game 2 - No. 5 Texas Tech 73, No. 12 Kansas State 57
Game 3 - No. 10 Missouri 78, No. 7 Nebraska 72
Game 4 - No. 6 Oklahoma 67, No. 11 Texas A&M 58
Kemper Arena – Kansas City, Mo.
Friday, March 5
Game 5 - No. 1 Texas 82, No. 8 Colorado76
Game 6 - No. 5 Oklahoma State 60, No. 4 Oklahoma
57
Game 7 - No. 7 Kansas State 84, No. 2 Missouri 74
Game 8 - No. 3 Kansas 77, No. 6 Nebraska 53
Saturday, March 6
Game 9 - No. 5 Oklahoma State 59, No. 1 Texas 57
Game 10 - No. 3 Kansas 69, No. 7 Kansas State 58
Sunday, March 7
Game 11 - No. 3 Kansas 53, No. 5 Oklahoma State 37
All-Tournament Team
Jeff Boschee, Kansas, Fr., G (Most Outstanding Player)
Eric Chenowith, Kansas, So., C
Glendon Alexander, Oklahoma State, Jr., G/F
Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma State, Sr., G
Chris Mihm,Texas, So., C
Winning Coach: Roy Williams, Kansas
Leading Scorer: Glendon Alexander, OSU (66)
Leading Rebounder: Desmond Mason, OSU (35)
Attendance: 81,300 (13,550 per session)
1998
Kemper Arena – Kansas City, Mo.
Friday, March 7
Game 5 - No. 1 Kansas 74, No. 8 Oklahoma State 59
Game 6 - No. 4 Iowa State 72, No. 5 Texas Tech 70
Game 7 - No. 10 Missouri 80, No. 2 Texas 75
Game 8 - No. 6 Oklahoma 55, No. 3 Colorado 41
Saturday, March 8
Game 9 - No. 1 Kansas 72, No. 4 Iowa State 48
Game 10 - No. 10 Missouri 89, No. 6 Oklahoma 80
Sunday, March 9
Game 11 - No. 1 Kansas 87, No. 10 Missouri 60
All-Tournament Team
Paul Pierce, Kansas, So., F (Most Outstanding Player)
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, Jr., F
Jacque Vaughn, Kansas, Sr., G
Jason Sutherland, Missouri, Sr., G
Corey Brewer, Oklahoma, Jr., G
Winning Coach: Roy Williams, Kansas
Leading Scorer: Corey Brewer, Oklahoma (73)
Leading Rebounder: Raef LaFrentz, Kansas (30)
Attendance: 112,430 (18,738 per session)
single-game records
Thursday, March 5
Game 1 – No. 8 Kansas State 75, No. 9 Colorado 61
Game 2 – No. 5 Baylor 66, No. 12 Texas A&M 63
Game 3 – No. 10 Texas 86, No. 7 Texas Tech 83
Game 4 – No. 6 Missouri 74, No. 11 Iowa State 55
INDIVIDUAL
Points
43 Mike Singletary, TTU vs. TAMU, 3-11-09
Field Goals Made
14 Mike Singletary, TTU vs. TAMU, 3-11-09
Field Goals Attempted
30 Kevin Durant, UT vs. KU, 3-11-07
Field Goal Percentage (Min. 10 attempts)
.900 Julius Ashby, CU vs. OSU, 3-11-05 (9-10)
3-Point Field Goals Made
9 Kenny Price, CU vs. UT, 3-5-99
3-Point Field Goals Attempted
14 James Anderson, OSU vs. KSU, 3-11-10
3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 5 att.)
.833 Seven Times
(5-6) (Last By: D. Kirk, TAMU vs. KSU, 3-14-08
Free Throws Made
17 Linas Kleiza, MU vs. OU, 3-11-05
Free Throws Attempted
19 Linas Kleiza, MU vs. OU, 3-11-05
Bernard King, TAMU vs. ISU, 3-13-03
Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 attempts)
1.000 Jimmy McKinney, MU (10-10) vs. OU, 3-11-05
Eric Chenowith, KU (10-10) vs. OSU, 3-6-99
Kelly Thames, MU (12-12) vs. OU, 3-8-97
Rebounds
21 Drew Gooden, KU vs. TTU, 3-9-02
Assists
15 Aaron Miles, KU vs. TTU, 3-9-02
Blocked Shots
8 John Flippen, BU vs. NU, 3-9-00
Steals
8 Nick Bradford, KU vs. KSU, 3-9-00
Venson Hamilton, NU vs. TTU, 3-4-99
Saturday, March 7
Game 9 – No. 1 Kansas 91, No. 4 Nebraska 59
Game 10 - No. 3 Oklahoma 68, No. 10 Texas 55
Sunday, March 8
Game 11 – No. 1 Kansas 72, No. 3 Oklahoma 58
All-Tournament Team
Paul Pierce, Kansas, Jr., F (Most Outstanding Player)
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas, Sr., F
Corey Brewer, Oklahoma, Sr., G
Evan Wiley, Oklahoma, Sr., C
Tyronn Lue, Nebraska, Jr., G
Winning Coach: Roy Williams, Kansas
Leading Scorer: Paul Pierce, Kansas (67)
Leading Rebounder: Evan Wiley, Oklahoma (30)
Attendance: 89,200 (14,867 per session)
(By Winning Percentage)
Yrs W-L Pct.
Bill Self, Kansas
8 17-3 .850
Roy Williams, Kansas
7
14-4 .778
Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma
10 17-7 .708
Tad Boyle, Colorado
1
2-1 .667
Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State 10 13-8 .619
Bob Knight, Texas Tech 6
9-6 .600
Sean Sutton, Oklahoma State
2
3-2 .600
Rick Barnes,Texas 13 18-13 .581
Quin Snyder, Missouri 6
8-6 .571
Travis Ford, Oklahoma State 3
4-3 .571
Norm Stewart, Missouri 3
4-3 .571
Larry Eustachy, Iowa State
5
4-4 .500
Mike Anderson, Missouri
5
4-4 .500
Mark Turgeon, Texas A&M
4
4-4 .500
Tom Penders, Texas 2
2-2 .500
Bob Huggins, Kansas State
1
1-1 .500
Dave Bliss, Baylor 4
3-4 .429
Tom Asbury, Kansas State 4
3-4 .429
Scott Drew, Baylor
7
5-7 .417
Wayne Morgan, Iowa State
3
2-3 .400
Jeff Capel, Oklahoma
5
3-5 .375
Ricardo Patton, Colorado 11 6-11 .353
Frank Martin, Kansas State 4
2-4 .333
Pat Knight, Texas Tech
4
2-4 .333
Jim Wooldridge, Kansas State 6
3-6 .333
Danny Nee, Nebraska 4
2-4 .333
Tim Floyd, Iowa State 2
1-2 .333
Doc Sadler, Nebraska
5
2-5 .286
Barry Collier, Nebraska
6
2-6 .250
Billy Gillispie,TAMU/TTU
3
1-3 .250
Harry Miller, Baylor 3
1-3 .250
Jeff Bzdelik, Colorado
3
1-3 .250
James Dickey, Texas Tech
5
1-5 .167
Fred Hoiberg, Iowa State
1
0-1 .000
Tony Barone, Texas A&M 2
0-2 .000
Greg McDermott, Iowa State
4
0-4 .000
Melvin Watkins, TAMU/MU
7
0-7 .000 Kemper Arena – Kansas City, Mo.
Friday, March 6
Game 5 – No. 1 Kansas 68, No. 8 Kansas State 61
Game 6 – No. 4 Nebraska 65, No. 5 Baylor 46
Game 7 – No. 10 Texas 65, No. 2 Oklahoma State 64
Game 8 – No. 3 Oklahoma 58, No. 6 Missouri 53
118
Championship coaching records
1999
Active coaches in bold
EAM
T
Points
102 Kansas vs. Colorado, 3-8-02
Field Goals Made
40 Kansas vs. Colorado, 3-8-02
Field Goals Attempted
86 Kansas vs. Colorado, 3-8-02
Field Goal Percentage
.630 Baylor (34-54) vs. Missouri, 3-8-07
3-Point Field Goals Made
15 Kansas vs. Texas, 3-16-08
3-Point Field Goals Attempted
35 Texas vs. Colorado, 3-10-05
3-Point Field Goal Percentage (Min. 10 att.)
.736 Missouri (14-19) vs. Texas A&M, 3-8-01
Free Throws Made
40 Missouri vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97
Free Throws Attempted
47 Oklahoma vs. Missouri, 3-10-00
Missouri vs. Oklahoma, 3-8-97
Free Throw Percentage (Min. 15 att.)
.947 Colorado (18-19) vs. Texas, 3-11-09
Texas Tech (18-19) vs. Iowa State, 3-7-97
Rebounds
56 Kansas vs. Texas Tech, 3-9-02
Assists
31 Kansas vs. Texas Tech, 3-9-02
Blocked Shots
11 Texas vs. Colorado, 3-10-00
Steals
23 Nebraska vs. Texas Tech, 3-4-99
Fewest Turnovers
4 Four Tied
(Last By: Missouri vs. Nebraska, 3-10-10)
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CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
Scoring
Kevin Durant, UT
Marcus Fizer, ISU
Alec Burks, CU
Corey Brewer, OU
Andre Emmett, TTU
LaceDarius Dunn, BU
DeMarcus Minor, BU
Paul Pierce, KU
Glendon Alexander, OSU
Joey Graham, OSU
Paul Pierce, KU
Jason Sutherland, MU
Year G
2007 3
2000 3
2011 3
1997 3
2003 3
2009 4
2001 3
1998 3
1999 4
2005 3
1997 3
1997 4
FG 3FG FT
31 7
23
26 3
24
25 2
24
24 3
22
28 0
16
21 13
14
20 3
24
26 3
12
20 16
10
21 1
22
27 4
7
17 7
24
Rebounding
Drew Gooden, KU
Kevin Rogers, BU
Arthur Johnson, MU
Cole Aldrich, KU
Aaron McGhee, OU
Desmond Mason, OSU
Andre Roberson, CU
P.J. Tucker, UT
Alex Webber, OSU
Dexter Pittman, UT
Year G
2002 3
2009 4
2003 4
2010 3
2002 3
1999 4
2011 3
2006 3
1999 4
2009 3
Off
5
8
7
9
16
12
12
8
14
14
Pts
92
79
76
73
72
69
67
67
66
65
65
65
Avg
30.7
26.3
25.3
24.3
24.0
17.3
22.3
22.3
16.5
21.7
21.7
16.3
Steals
Russell Robinson, KU
Jamaal Tinsley, ISU
Venson Hamilton, NU
Ronald Ross, TTU
Byron Eaton, OSU
Wendell Greenleaf, BU
Stevie Johnson, ISU
Doug Gottlieb, OSU
Nate Erdmann, OU
Six Players Tied
Year
2006
2000
1999
2005
2009
2001
2000
1999
1997
G
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
4
3
Stls
12
12
12
10
9
9
9
9
9
8
Field Goal Percentage (Minimum 5.0 made per game)
Year G
FG FGA
Michael Marshall, TTU
2004 2
12
14
Trevor Cook, TTU
2008 1
5
6
Jeremy Williams, CU
2007 1
5
6
Nick Williams, KSU
2002 2
12
15
R.T. Guinn, BU
2003 1
7
9
Julius Ashby, CU
2005 2
13
17
Mike Snigletary, TTU
2008 1
6
8
Andy Slocum, TAMU
2003 1
6
8
Chianti Roberts, OSU
1997 2
17
23
Josh Carter, TAMU
2006 2
13
18
Pct
.857
.833
.833
.800
.778
.765
.750
.750
.739
.722
3-Point Field Goal Percentage
(Minimums: 2.0 made per game; 2 games played)
Year G 3FG FGA
Michael Marshall, TTU
2004 2
7
8
Byron Eaton, OSU
2006 2
5
6
Maurice Baker, OSU
2001 2
9
11
Nick Williams, KSU
2002 2
6
8
Jeff Boschee, KU
2001 2
8
11
Aaron Bruce, BU
2007 2
5
7
Quannas White, OU
2003 3 10
14
Jamar Samuels, KSU
2010 3
6
9
Sek Henry, NU
2010 2
4
6
Josh Carter, TAMU
2006 2 10
15
Jimmy McKinney, MU
2004 2
6
9
3-Point Field Goals Made Year G 3FG Avg
Glendon Alexander, OSU
1999 4 16
4.0
LaceDarius Dunn, BU
2009 4 13
3.3
Brandon Rush, KU
2008 3 13
4.3
Kenny Price, CU
1999 2 12
6.0
Jacob Pullen, KSU
2010 3 11
3.7
Lance Harris, KSU
2005 2 11
5.5
Nathan Doudney, TTU
2003 3 11
3.7
Rickey Paulding, MU
2003 4 11
2.8
Clarence Gilbert, MU
2002 2 11
5.5
Clarence Gilbert, MU
2001 2 11
5.5
Assists
Doug Gottlieb, OSU
Aaron Miles, KU
Russell Robinson, KU
Jacque Vaughn, KU
Denis Clemente, KSU
DeMarcus Minor, BU
Sherron Collins, KU
Jamaal Tinsley, ISU
Donald Sloan, TAMU
Corey Tate, MU
Avg
9.5
10.3
7.3
7.3
7.0
6.7
6.3
6.3
6.0
4.5
Blocked Shots
Arthur Johnson, MU
Marcus King-Stockton, CU
Chris Owens, UT
Kevin Durant, UT
David Harrison, CU
Nick Collison, KU
Chris Owens, UT
John Flippen, BU
Tony Kitt, KSU
Chris Mihm, UT
Year
1999
2002
2006
1997
2010
2001
2010
2000
2008
1997
G
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
Def Total Avg
35
40
13.3
31
39
9.8
32
39
9.8
26
35
11.7
19
35
11.7
23
35
8.8
22
34
11.3
26
34
11.3
20
34
8.5
19
33
11.0
Assists
38
31
22
22
21
20
19
19
18
18
Free Throw Percentage (Minimum 9 made)
Year G FTM FTA Pct
Hollis Price, OU
2001 3 15
15 1.000
Clarence Gilbert, MU
2000 2 11
11 1.000
Cortez Groves, KSU
1999 3 11
11 1.000
Mario Boggan, OSU
2006 2 10
10 1.000
Jimmy McKinney, MU
2005 2 10
10 1.000
Hollis Price, OU
2003 3 10
10 1.000
Glendon Alexander, OSU
1999 2 10
10 1.000
Six Players Tied 9
9
1.000
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Avg
4.0
4.0
6.0
3.3
3.0
3.0
3.0
2.3
3.0
Pct
.875
.833
.818
.750
.727
.714
.714
.667
.667
.667
.667
Year G Blks Avg
2003 4 11
2.8
2008 2 10
5.0
2000 2 10
5.0
2007 3
9
3.0
2003 2
9
4.5
2002 3
9
3.0
2001 3
9
3.0
2000 2
9
4.5
1999 3
9
3.0
1998 3
9
3.0
30-Point Games
Mike Singletary, Texas Tech vs. Texas A&M
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State vs. Baylor
Kevin Durant, Texas vs. Kansas
Jake Anderson, Iowa State vs. Colorado
Linas Kleiza, Missouri vs. Oklahoma
Kareem Rush, Missouri vs. Texas
Corey Brewer, Oklahoma vs. Missouri
Richard Roby, Colorado vs. Baylor
Curtis Jerrells, Baylor vs. Missouri
Kareem Rush, Missouri vs. Oklahoma
Maurice Baker, Oklahoma State vs. Texas Tech
Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma vs. Texas
Kenny Price, Colorado vs. Texas
Mario Chalmers, Kansas vs. Texas
Wayne Simien, Kansas vs. Oklahoma State
Andre Emmett, Texas Tech vs. Texas
Clarence Gilbert, Missouri vs. Texas A&M
DeMarcus Minor, Baylor vs. Colorado
Paul Pierce, Kansas vs. Missouri
Points
43
38
37
33
33
33
33
32
31
31
31
31
31
30
30
30
30
30
30
Date
3-11-09
3-10-00
3-11-07
3-9-11
3-11-05
3-8-02
3-8-97
3-13-08
3-8-07
3-9-01
3-8-01
3-11-00
3-5-99
3-16-08
3-12-05
3-14-03
3-8-01
3-8-01
3-9-97
119
CHAMPIONSHIP CAREER RECORDS
Points Scored
175 Jarrius, Jackson, Texas Tech, 2004-07
164 Andre Emmett, Texas Tech, 2001-04
161 A.J. Abrams, Texas, 2006-09
161 Hollis Price, Oklahoma, 2000-03
148 Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, 2006-09
147 Arthur Johnson, Missouri, 2001-04
145 LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, 2008-11
144 Damion James, Texas, 2007-10
142 Sherron Collins, Kansas, 2007-10
136 Mario Chalmers, Kansas, 2006-08
Points Per Game [Min. 4 games]
25.0 Alec Burks, Colorado, 2010-11
22.2 Marcus Fizer, Iowa State, 1998-00
22.0 Paul Pierce, Kansas, 1997-98
20.5 Kareem Rush, Missouri, 2000-02
20.2 Corey Brewer, Oklahoma, 1997-98
20.0 Joey Graham, Oklahoma State, 2004-05
19.8 DeMarcus Minor, Baylor, 2000-01
19.4 Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, 2004-07
18.7 Clarence Gilbert, Missouri, 1999-02
18.5 Curtis Jerrells, Baylor, 2006-09
18.5 Mike Singletary, Texas Tech, 2008-11
Rebounds
106 Damion James, Texas, 2007-10
78
Chris Mihm, Texas, 1998-00
77 Arthur Johnson, Missouri, 2001-04
73 Nick Collison, Kansas, 2001-04
69 Jared Homan, Iowa State, 2002-05
69 Drew Gooden, Kansas, 2001-03
68
Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma, 1997-00
66
Kevin Rogers, Baylor, 2006-09
65 Andre Emmett, Texas Tech, 2001-04
64
Stephane Pelle, Colorado, 2000-03
64
Desmond Mason, Oklahoma State, 1997-00
Rebounds Per Game [Minimum 4 games]
11.1 Chris Mihm, Texas, 1998-00
(78 rebounds, 7 GP)
Assists
60 Aaron Miles, Kansas, 2002-05
56
Doug Gottlieb, Oklahoma State, 1998-00
49
Russell Robinson, Kansas, 2005-08
48
Sherron Collins, Kansas, 2007-10
47
Byron Eaton, Oklahoma State, 2006-09
38
John Roberson, Texas Tech, 2008-11
37 Kirk Hinrich, Kansas, 2000-03
37 Hollis Price, Oklahoma, 2001-04
36
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, 2006-08
32
D.J. Augustin, Texas, 2007-08
Assists Per Game [Minimum 4 games]
8.00 Doug Gottlieb, Oklahoma State, 1998-00
(56 assists, 7 GP)
Blocked Shots
21 Chris Mihm, Texas, 1998-00
20 David Harrison, Colorado, 2002-05
19 Chris Owens, Texas, 2001-02
17 Nick Collison, Kansas, 2001-04
16
Jared Homan, Iowa State, 2002-05
15
Damion James, Texas, 2007-10
14 Arthur Johnson, Missouri, 2001-05
13
Connor Atchley, Texas, 2006-09
13
Aleks Maric, Nebraska, 2005-08
13
Sasha Kaun, Kansas, 2005-08
13 Eric Chenowith, Kansas, 1998-01
Steals
24
21
20 19
18 17
16
15
15
15
15
Byron Eaton, Oklahoma State, 2006-09
Russell Robinson, Kansas, 2005-08
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, 2001-04
Nick Bradford, Kansas, 1997-01
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas, 2000-03
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, 2006-08
Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma, 1997-00
LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, 2008-11
Ronald Ross, Texas Tech, 2002-05
Venson Hamilton, Nebraska, 1997-99
Cookie Belcher, Nebraska, 1997-99, 01-02
Steals Per Game [Minimum 4 games]
3.50 Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State, 2000-01
(14 steals, 4 GP)
Field Goals Made
66
Andre Emmett, Texas Tech, 2001-04
60
Arthur Johnson, Missouri, 2001-04
55
Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, 2004-07
53
A.J. Abrams, Texas, 2006-09
53
Paul Pierce, Kansas, 1997-98
Field Goal Attempts
143 Hollis Price, Oklahoma, 2000-03
140 Andre Emmett, Texas Tech, 2001-04
134 A.J. Abrams, Texas, 2006-09
131 Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, 2004-07
115 Arthur Johnson, Missouri, 2001-04
Field Goal Percentage
[Minimum 20 attempts]
.739 Chianti Roberts, Oklahoma State, 1997 (17-23)
.731 Julius Ashby, Colorado, 2005-06 (19-26)
.714 Tristan Thompson, 2011 (15-21)
.667 Ekpe Udoh, Baylor, 2010 (18-27)
.655 Dexter Pittman, Texas, 2007-10 (36-55)
3-Point Field Goals Made
32
Jeff Boschee, Kansas, 1999-02
30
Clarence Gilbert, Missouri, 1999-02
27
A.J. Abrams, Texas, 2006-09
24
Brandon Rush, Kansas, 2006-08
21
Mario Chalmers, Kansas, 2006-08
21
Lance Harris, Kansas State, 2004-07
3-Point Field Goal Percentage
[Minimum 20 attempts]
.619 Quannas White, Oklahoma, 2002-03 (13-21)
.600 Kenny Price, Colorado, 1998-99 (18-30)
.516 Jeff Boschee, Kansas, 1999-02 (32-62)
.515 Kareem Rush, Missouri, 2000-02 (17-33)
.512 Lance Harris, Kansas State, 2004-07 (21-41)
Free Throws Made
45
Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, 2004-07
41
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, 2000-03
39
Corey Brewer, Oklahoma, 1997-98
35
Mike Singletary, Texas Tech, 2008-11
35
Chris Mihm, Texas, 1998-00
Free Throw Attempts
52
Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, 2004-07
50
Corey Brewer, Oklahoma, 1997-98
48
Arthur Johnson, Missouri, 2001-04
45
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, 2000-03
44
Mike Singletary, Texas Tech, 2008-11
Free Throw Percentage
[Minimum 20 attempts]
.939 Sherron Collins, Kansas, 2007-10 (31-33)
.933 A.J. Abrams, Texas, 2006-09 (28-30)
.929 Jimmy McKinney, Missouri, 2003-06 (26-28)
.911 Hollis Price, Oklahoma, 2000-03 (41-45)
.903 Linas Kleiza, Missouri, 2005 (28-31)
Games Played
12
A.J. Abrams, Texas, 2006-09
12
Connor Atchley, Texas, 2006-09
12
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, 2000-03
11
Damion James, Texas, 2007-10
11
Justin Mason, Texas, 2007-10
11
Russell Robinson, Kansas, 2005-08
11
Ronald Ross, Texas Tech, 2002-05
11
Nick Bradford, Kansas, 1997-00
Minutes Played
428 Hollis Price, Oklahoma, 2000-03
409 A.J. Abrams, Texas, 2006-09
345 Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, 2004-07
337 Damion James, Texas, 2007-10
327 Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma, 1997-00
Minutes Played Per Game [Min. 4 games]
38.5 D.J. Augustin, Texas, 2007-08 (6 GP)
38.3 Jarrius Jackson, Texas Tech, 2004-07 (9 GP)
38.0 DeMarcus Minor, Baylor, 2000-01 (5 GP)
36.9 Richard Roby, Colorado, 2005-08 (7 GP)
36.3 Larry Reid, Kansas State, 2001-02 (4 GP)
Active players in bold
3-Points Field Goal Attempts
78
A.J. Abrams, Texas, 2006-09
70
Clarence Gilbert, Missouri, 1999-02
67
Hollis Price, Oklahoma, 2000-03
62
Jeff Boschee, Kansas, 1999-02
58
LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor, 2008-11
120
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CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
Seed Records
No. 1 Seed
No. 2 Seed
No. 3 Seed
No. 4 Seed
No. 5 Seed
No. 6 Seed
No. 7 Seed
No. 8 Seed
No. 9 Seed
No. 10 Seed
No. 11 Seed
No. 12 Seed
1997
3-0^
0-1
0-1
1-1
1-1
2-1
0-1
1-1
0-1
3-1
0-1
0-1
1998
3-0^
0-1
2-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
0-1
1-1
0-1
2-1
0-1
0-1
1999
1-1
0-1
3-0^
0-1
3-1
1-1
2-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
2000
3-0^
1-1
2-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
0-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
2001
0-1
1-1
3-0^
2-1
1-1
1-1
0-1
2-1
0-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
2002
2-1
3-0^
1-1
0-1
2-1
1-1
1-1
0-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
2003
1-1
0-1
3-0^
0-1
3-1
1-1
2-1
0-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
2004
3-0^
2-1
1-1
0-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
--
2005
1-1
1-1
3-0^
2-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
1-1
0-1
1-1
1-1
0-1
2006
2-1
3-0^
0-1
1-1
1-1
2-1
1-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
2007
3-0^
0-1
2-1
1-1
1-1
0-1
2-1
0-1
1-1
0-1
1-1
0-1
2008
2-1
3-0^
0-1
1-1
0-1
2-1
1-1
0-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
1-1
2009
0-1
0-1
3-0^
0-1
2-1
0-1
2-1
0-1
3-1
0-1
1-1
0-1
2010
3-0^
2-1
1-1
1-1
0-1
1-1
1-1
0-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
1-1
2011
3-0^
2-1
1-1
0-1
2-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
1-1
1-1
0-1
0-1
Total
30-8
18-12
25-10
11-15
20-15
15-15
14-15
8-15
10-15
8-15
3-15
2-14
^ - Won Championship
Note: Only 11 teams participated in 2004 as Baylor did not compete.
Series Records
School
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas A&M
Texas Tech
BU
---
2-1
0-1
2-0
1-1
1-0
2-0
2-2
0-1
1-0
ISU
1-2
---
2-0
0-1
2-0
1-1
3-1
1-0
1-1
1-1
KU
1-0
0-2
---
0-7
1-2
2-2
2-4
1-4
0-2
0-2
KSU
0-2
1-0
7-0
---
0-1
1-0
0-1
1-0
1-2
2-1
MU
1-1
0-2
2-1
1-0
---
5-1
1-1
1-1
1-2
0-3
OU
0-1
1-1
2-2
0-1
1-5
---
3-0
3-4
0-1
1-1
OSU
0-2
1-3
4-2
1-0
2-0
0-3
---
4-2
0-1
1-4
UT
2-2
0-1
4-1
0-1
1-1
4-3
2-4
---
0-2
1-2
TAMU
1-0
1-1
2-0
2-1
2-1
1-0
1-0
2-0
---
2-0
TTU
0-1
1-1
2-0
1-2
3-0
1-1
4-1
2-1
0-2
---
Total*
9-14
7-14
31-7
9-15
16-14
20-12
20-13
20-15
5-15
12-15
* - Series total records are cumulative for all Big 12 Championship contests for each school, including wins and loses against departed members.
Records by Round
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas A&M
Texas Tech
First Round
5-8
3-9
1-0
5-5
9-4
4-1
9-0
3-1
1-10
7-6
Quarterfinals
3-3
2-4
13-2
3-7
3-8
8-6
6-9
11-3
4-1
4-5
Semifinals
1-2
1-1
9-4
1-2
3-0
5-3
3-3
7-4
0-4
1-3
Postseason Conference Championship Records
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas A&M
Texas Tech
Big 12
9-14
7-14
31-7
9-15
16-14
20-12
20-13
20-15
5-15
12-15
Big12Sports.com
SWC
8-18
---
---
---
---
---
---
21-19
16-19
32-15
Big 8
---
12-19
30-16
20-18
29-13
23-16
12-18
---
---
---
Championship
0-1
1-0
8-1
0-1
1-2
3-2
2-1
0-6
0-0
0-1
Total
17-32
19-33
61-23
29-33
45-27
43-28
32-31
41-34
21-34
44-30
Total
9-14
7-14
31-7
9-15
16-14
20-12
20-13
20-15
5-15
12-15
Titles
--2000, 1996
2011, 2010, 2008, 2007, 2006, 1999, 1998, 1997,
1992, 1986, 1984, 1981
1980, 1977
2009, 1993, 1991, 1989, 1987, 1982, 1978
2003, 2002, 2001, 1990, 1988, 1985, 1979
2005, 2004, 1995, 1983
1995, 1994
1987, 1980
1996, 1993, 1986, 1985, 1976
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CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
ATTENDANCE
SITE HISTORY
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
Sprint Center
Sprint Center
Sprint Center
Ford Center
Sprint Center
Ford Center
American Airlines Center
Kemper Arena
American Airlines Center
American Airlines Center
Kemper Arena
Kemper Arena
Kemper Arena
Kemper Arena
Kemper Arena
Kemper Arena
Year
Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City, Missouri
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Kansas City, Missouri
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Dallas, Texas
Kansas City, Missouri
Dallas, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City, Missouri
2010-11
2009-10
2008-09
2007-08
2006-07
2005-06
2004-05
2003-04
2002-03
2001-02
2000-01
1999-00
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
TOTAL
Sessions
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
90
Attendance
113,490
113,398
94,614
113,254
113,274
109,428
109,608
105,610
94,800
104,740
91,500
114,600
81,300
89,200
112,430
1,561,246
Avg.
18,915
18,900
15,769
18,876
18,879
18,238
18,268
17,602
15,800
17,457
15,250
19,100
13,550
14,867
18,738
17,347
ALL-TOURNAMENT SELECTIONS
Baylor
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
All-Tournament Selections By Class
2009 Kevin Rogers, Sr.
2007 Curtis Jerrells, So.
2001 DeMarcus Minor, Sr.
2010 Denis Clemente, Sr.
Jacob Pullen, Jr.
2005 Joey Graham, Sr.*
John Lucas, Sr.
2004 Joey Graham, Jr.
John Lucas, Jr.
Tony Allen, Sr.*
1999 Adrian Peterson, Sr.
Glendon Alexander, Jr.
Class
Total MOP
Last MOP (Year)
Senior
23
6 Sherron Collins, KU (2010)
Junior
29
5
Marcus Morris, KU (2011)
Sophomore 16
1
Paul Pierce, KU (1997)
Freshman
6
3
Kevin Durant, UT (2007)
Missouri
Iowa State
2000 Jamaal Tinsley, Jr.
Marcus Fizer, Jr.*
Stevie Johnson, Sr.
Kansas
2011 Marcus Morris, Jr.*
Markieff Morris, Jr.
2010 Cole Aldrich, Jr.
Sherron Collins, Sr.*
2008 Mario Chalmers, Jr.
Brandon Rush, Jr.*
2007 Brandon Rush, So.
Julian Wright, So.
2006 Mario Chalmers, Fr.*
Julian Wright, Fr.
2005 Wayne Simien, Sr.
2004 Wayne Simien, Jr.
2002 Drew Gooden, Jr.
Nick Collison, Jr.
1999 Eric Chenowith, So.
Jeff Boschee, Fr.*
1998 Paul Pierce, Jr.*
Raef LaFrentz, Sr.
1997 Jacque Vaughn, Sr.
Paul Pierce, So.*
Raef LaFrentz, Jr.
2009 DeMarre Carroll, Sr.,*
Zaire Taylor, Jr.
2005 Linas Kleiza, So.
2003 Arthur Johnson, Jr.
Rickey Paulding, Jr.
2001 Kareem Rush, So.
1997 Jason Sutherland, Sr.
Oklahoma
2003 Hollis Price, Sr.*
Quannas White, Sr.
2002 Aaron McGhee, Sr.
Hollis Price, Jr.*
2001 Hollis Price, So.
Nolan Johnson, Sr.*
2000 Eduardo Najera, Sr.
1998 Corey Brewer, Jr.
Evan Wiley, Sr.
1997 Corey Brewer, So.
All-Tournament Selections By School
Texas
2011 Jordan Hamilton, So.
Tristan Thompson, Fr.
2009 Dexter Pittman, Jr.
2008 A.J. Abrams, Jr.
D.J. Augustin, So.
Damion James, So.
2007 Kevin Durant, Fr.*
A.J. Abrams, So.
2006 LaMarcus Aldridge, So.
P.J. Tucker, Jr.
2004 Brandon Mouton, Sr.
2002 T.J. Ford, Fr.
2001 Chris Owens, Jr.
2000 Chris Mihm, Jr.
1999 Chris Mihm, So.
School
Total MOP
Last MOP (Year)
Baylor
3
0
None Iowa State
3
1
Marcus Fizer (2000)
Kansas
21
7 Marcus Morris (2011)
Kansas State
2
0
None
Missouri
7
1 DeMarre Carroll (2009)
Oklahoma
10
3
Hollis Price (2003)
Oklahoma State 7
2
Joey Graham (2005)
Texas
15
1
Kevin Durant (2007)
Texas A&M
2
0
None Texas Tech
3
0
None
Texas A&M
2010 Donald Sloan, Sr.
2006 Acie Law, Jr.
Texas Tech
2009 Mike Singletary, So.
2005 Ronald Ross, Sr.
2003 Andre Emmett, Jr.
* - Most Outstanding Player
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RPI HISTORY
2010-11
Big 12 Record
Record
Baylor
18-13
7-9
Colorado^
21-13
8-8
Iowa State
16-16
3-13
Kansas#
32-2
14-2
Kansas State#
22-10
10-6
Missouri#
23-10
8-8
Nebraska^
19-12
7-9
Oklahoma
14-18
5-11
Oklahoma State^
19-13
6-10
Texas#
27-7
13-3
Texas A&M#
24-8
10-6
Texas Tech
13-19
5-11
Big 12
2006-07 RPI
94
65
138
1
23
37
89
126
61
11
29
165
3
2009-10 Record
Baylor#
25-7
Colorado
15-16
Iowa State
15-17
Kansas#
32-2
Kansas State#
26-7
Missouri#
22-10
Nebraska
15-18
Oklahoma
13-18
Oklahoma State# 22-10
Texas#
24-9
Texas A&M#
23-9
Texas Tech^
17-15
Big 12
Big 12
Record
11-5
6-10
4-12
15-1
11-5
10-6
2-14
4-12
9-7
9-7
11-5
4-12
RPI
9
120
123
1
6
44
149
124
32
29
13
72
1
2008-09
Big 12
Record
Record
Baylor^
20-14
5-11
Colorado
9-22
1-15
Iowa State
15-17
4-12
Kansas#
25-7
14-2
Kansas State^
21-11
9-7
Missouri#
28-6
12-4
Nebraska^
18-12
8-8
Oklahoma#
27-5
13-3
Oklahoma State# 22-11
9-7
Texas#
22-11
9-7
Texas A&M#
23-9
9-7
Texas Tech
14-19
3-13
Big 12
Big12Sports.com
2002-03 RPI
141
238
135
11
56
93
103
102
51
26
17
53
7
2005-06
Big 12
Record
Record
Baylor
4-13
4-12
Colorado^
20-9
9-7
Iowa State
16-14
6-10
Kansas#
25-7
13-3
Kansas State
15-13
6-10
Missouri
12-16
5-11
Nebraska^
19-13
7-9
Oklahoma#
20-8
11-5
Oklahoma State^
17-15
6-10
Texas#
27-6
13-3
Texas A&M#
21-8
10-6
Texas Tech
15-17
6-10
Big 12
RPI
56
235
167
11
81
10
76
5
19
41
36
119
3
Record
Baylor
9-19
Colorado
14-16
Iowa State#
18-11
Kansas#
23-6
Kansas State
17-12
Missouri^
16-16
Nebraska
14-14
Oklahoma#
24-7
Oklahoma State#
24-6
Texas#
20-10
Texas A&M^
19-9
Texas Tech#
20-10
Big 12
RPI
167
59
93
20
110
139
96
16
89
8
44
136
5
Record
Baylor
8-21
Colorado^
18-10
Iowa State^
17-12
Kansas#
21-8
Kansas State
14-14
Missouri^
16-13
Nebraska^
16-12
Oklahoma^
19-10
Oklahoma State#
27-3
Texas#
23-7
Texas A&M
7-21
Texas Tech#
22-11
Big 12
RPI
111
42
96
6
130
19
129
3
22
4
70
43
2
Big 12
Record
Record
Baylor
14-16
4-12 Colorado
15-14
5-11
Iowa State
12-19
4-12
Kansas#
29-3
16-0
Kansas State
13-16
6-10
Missouri#
21-11
9-7
Nebraska
13-15
6-10
Oklahoma#
27-4
13-3
Oklahoma State#
23-8
10-6
Texas#
20-11
10-6
Texas A&M
9-22
3-13
Texas Tech#
23-8
10-6
Big 12
RPI
158
118
167
1
137
55
110
5
21
22
182
15
3
2000-01
Big 12
Record
1-15
4-12
9-7
12-4
6-10
7-9
7-9
12-4
11-5
9-7
8-8
10-6
RPI
257
99
63
1
97
72
111
16
5
42
71
28
3
2003-04
RPI
43
161
180
5
50
117
96
27
78
6
41
74
3
Big 12
Record
Record
Baylor
14-14
5-11
Colorado#
20-11
9-7
Iowa State^
16-13
5-11
Kansas#
25-7
14-2
Kansas State
13-17
4-12
Missouri#
21-10
9-7
Nebraska
11-19
3-13
Oklahoma#
24-6
12-4
Oklahoma State#
21-9
10-6
Texas#
22-6
13-3
Texas A&M
14-14
6-10
Texas Tech^
18-12
6-10
Big 12
2001-02
2004-05
2007-08
Big 12
Record
Record
Baylor#
21-10
9-7
Colorado
12-20
3-13
Iowa State
14-18
4-12
Kansas#
31-3
13-3
Kansas State#
20-11
10-6
Missouri
16-16
6-10
Nebraska^
19-12
7-9
Oklahoma#
22-11
9-7
Oklahoma State^
17-15
7-9
Texas#
28-6
13-3
Texas A&M#
24-10
8-8
Texas Tech
16-15
7-9
Big 12
Big 12
Record
Record
Baylor
15-16
4-12
Colorado
7-20
3-13
Iowa State
15-16
6-10
Kansas#
30-4
14-2
Kansas State^
22-11
10-6
Missouri
18-12
7-9
Nebraska
17-14
6-10
Oklahoma
16-15
6-10
Oklahoma State^
22-12
6-10
Texas#
24-9
12-4
Texas A&M#
25-6
13-3
Texas Tech#
21-12
9-7
Big 12
Record
Baylor^
19-11
Colorado
15-15
Iowa State#
25-5
Kansas#
24-6
Kansas State
11-18
Missouri#
19-12
Nebraska
14-16
Oklahoma#
26-6
Oklahoma State#
20-9
Texas#
25-8
Texas A&M
10-20
Texas Tech
9-19
Big 12
Big 12
Record
6-10
5-11
13-3
12-4
4-12
9-7
7-9
12-4
10-6
12-4
3-13
3-13
RPI
101
105
13
12
121
45
88
16
49
10
178
180
6
Big 12
Record
4-12
7-9
14-2
11-5
2-14
10-6
4-12
12-4
12-4
13-3
4-12
3-13
RPI
130
72
6
17
142
38
156
10
19
8
194
151
3
1999-2000
Big 12
Record
3-13
10-6
7-9
12-4
6-10
9-7
6-10
8-8
14-2
12-4
0-16
9-7
RPI
214
56
67
18
113
51
94
50
6
8
244
30
4
Record
Baylor
14-15
Colorado^
18-13
Iowa State#
29-4
Kansas#
23-9
Kansas State
9-19
Missouri#
18-12
Nebraska
11-19
Oklahoma#
26-6
Oklahoma State#
24-6
Texas#
23-8
Texas A&M
8-20
Texas Tech
12-16
Big 12
123
RPI HISTORY
1998-99
Big 12 Record
Record
Baylor
6-24
0-16
Colorado^
17-14
7-9
Iowa State
15-15
6-10
Kansas#
22-9
11-5
Kansas State^
20-12
7-9
Missouri#
20-8
11-5
Nebraska^
19-12
10-6
Oklahoma#
20-10
11-5
Oklahoma State# 22-10
10-6
Texas#
19-12
13-3
Texas A&M
12-15
5-11
Texas Tech
13-17
5-11
Big 12
CONFERENCE RATINGS
(as of Selection Sunday)
RPI
250
111
112
15
67
31
47
49
53
45
154
156
7
1997-98 Record
Baylor
14-14
Colorado
13-14
Iowa State
12-18
Kansas#
34-3
Kansas State^
17-11
Missouri^
17-14
Nebraska#
20-11
Oklahoma#
22-10
Oklahoma State#
21-6
Texas
14-17
Texas A&M
7-20
Texas Tech
13-14
Big 12
Big 12
Record
8-8
7-9
5-11
15-1
7-9
8-8
10-6
11-5
11-5
6-10
1-15
7-9
RPI
92
114
128
4
74
53
37
51
36
111
235
101
6
1996-97
Big 12
Record
Record
Baylor
18-12
6-10
Colorado#
21-9
11-5
Iowa State#
20-8
10-6
Kansas#
32-1
15-1
Kansas State
10-17
3-13
Missouri
16-17
5-11
Nebraska^
16-14
7-9
Oklahoma#
19-10
9-7
Oklahoma State^
16-14
7-9
Texas#
16-11
10-6
Texas A&M
9-18
3-13
Texas Tech**
19-9
10-6
Big 12
** - Declared itself ineligible for postseason play
RPI
95
43
36
1
112
80
55
47
48
39
141
29
2
Records listed reflect team records
after the Big 12 Championship
All RPI ratings listed as of Selection Sunday
# - Earned NCAA Championship bid
^ - Earned NIT bid
124
2011
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Big East
Big Ten
BIG 12
Mountain West
ACC
SEC
Pac-10
Conference USA
Atlantic 10
Colonial
2006
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Big Ten
Big East
ACC
SEC
BIG 12
Missouri Valley
Pac-10
Mountain West
WAC
Colonial
2001
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
SEC
Big Ten
ACC
Big East
Pac-10
BIG 12
WAC
Mountain West
Atlantic 10
Conference USA
2010
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
BIG 12
Big East
ACC
SEC
Big Ten
Mountain West
Atlantic 10
Pac-10
Missouri Valley
WAC
2005
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
ACC
Big East
BIG 12
Pac-10
SEC
Big Ten
Missouri Valley
West Coast
Conference USA
Mountain West
2000
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
SEC
Big Ten
BIG 12
Big East
Conference USA
Pac-10
ACC
WAC
Atlantic 10
Mountain West
2009
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
ACC
Big Ten
BIG 12
Big East
Pac-10
SEC
Mountain West
Atlantic 10
Missouri Valley
Conference USA
2004
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
ACC
SEC
Big East
BIG 12
Conference USA
Big Ten
Mountain West
Atlantic 10
Pac-10
WAC
1999
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Big Ten
ACC
Pac-10
SEC
Big East
Conference USA
BIG 12
Missouri Valley
WAC
Atlantic 10
2008
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
ACC
Pac-10
BIG 12
SEC
Big East
Big Ten
Atlantic 10
Missouri Valley
Mountain West
Conference USA
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Conference USA
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SEC
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WAC
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2002
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NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS
School
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Missouri
Texas Tech
Iowa State
Texas A&M
Baylor
Totals No
40
29
26
24
25
24
14
13
12
6
213
W - L
88-39 34-32
36-26
38-22
32-29 22-24
8-15
12-13
9-13
6-8
285-221
Pct.
Years of Participation
CH 2nd 3rd^ 4th RR
.693
1940-42-52-53-57-60-66-67-71-74-75-78-81-84-85-86-87-88-90 3
5
2
2 5
91-92-93-94-95-96-97-98-99-00-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11
.515
1939-43-47-60-63-72-74-79-89-90-91-92-94-95-96-97-99
0
0
3
0 4
00-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11
.581
1939-43-47-79-83-84-85-86-87-88-89-90-92-95-96-97-98-99
0
2
1
0 3
00-01-02-03-05-06-08-09
.633
1945-46-49-51-53-54-58-65-83-91-92-93-94-95-98-99-00-01
2
1
1
1 5
02-03-04-05-09-10
.525
1948-51-56-58-59-61-64-68-70-72-73-75-77-80-81-82-87
0
1
0
3 8 88-89-90-93-96-08-10-11
.478
1944-76-78-80-81-82-83-86-87-88-89-90-92-93-94-95-99
0
0
0
0 4
00-01-02-03-09-10-11
.348
1954-56-61-62-73-76-85-86-93-96-02-04-05-07
0
0
0
0 0
.480
1944-85-86-88-89-92-93-95-96-97-00-01-05
0
0
1
0 1
.409
1951-64-69-75-80-87-06-07-08-09-10-11
0
0
0
0 0
.429
1946-48-50-88-08-10
0
1
0
1 2
.563
5 10
8
7 32
^ - A third-place game was played from 1946-81. In other years, two teams tied for third and are listed accordingly.
RR - Regional Runner-up.
YEAR-BY-YEAR IN THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP (115-79, .593)
(Numbers listed are NCAA seeds for team in each region)
2011 (5-5)
2009 (11-6)
No. 1 Kansas 72, No. 16 Boston University 53
No. 1 Kansas 73, No. 9 Illinois 59
No. 1 Kansas 77, No. 12 Richmond 57
No. 11 VCU 71, No. 1 Kansas 61
Tulsa Okla.
Tulsa, Okla.
San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio, Texas
No. 4 Texas 85, No. 13 Oakland 81
No. 5 Arizona 70, No. 4 Texas 69
Tulsa, Okla.
Tulsa, Okla.
No. 5 Kansas State 73, No. 12 Utah State 68
No. 4 Wisconsin 70, No. 5 Kansas State 65
Tucson, Ariz.
Tucson, Ariz.
No. 6 Cincinnati 78, No. 11 Missouri 63
Washington, D.C.
No. 10 Florida State 57, No. 7 Texas A&M 50
Chicago, Ill.
2010 (9-7)
No. 3 Baylor 68, No. 14 Sam Houston State 59
No. 3 Baylor 76, No. 11 Old Dominion 68
No. 3 Baylor 72, No. 10 Saint Mary’s 49
No. 1 Duke 78, No. 3 Baylor 71
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
No. 1 Kansas 90, No. 16 Lehigh 74
No. 9 Northern Iowa 69, No. 1 Kansas 67
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
No. 2 Kansas State 82, No. 15 North Texas 62
No. 2 Kansas State 84, No. 7 BYU 72
No. 2 Kansas State 101, No. 6 Xavier (2OT)
No. 5 Butler 63, No. 2 Kansas State 56
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
No. 10 Missouri 86, No. 7 Clemson 78
No. 2 West Virginia 68, No. 10 Missouri 59
Buffalo, N.Y.
Buffalo, N.Y.
No. 10 Georgia Tech 64, No. 7 Oklahoma State 59
Milwaukee, Wis.
No. 9 Wake Forest 81, No. 8 Texas 80 (OT)
New Orleans, La.
No. 5 Texas A&M 69, No. 12 Utah State 53
No. 4 Purdue 63, No. 5 Texas A&M 61 (OT)
Spokane, Wash.
Spokane, Wash.
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No. 3 Kansas 84, No. 14 North Dakota State 74
No. 3 Kansas 60, No. 11 Dayton 43
No. 2 Michigan State 67, No. 3 Kansas 62
Minneapolis, Minn.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Indianapolis, Ind.
No. 3 Missouri 78, No. 14 Cornell 59
No. 3 Missouri 83, No. 6 Marquette 79
No. 3 Missouri 102, No. 2 Memphis 91
No. 1 Connecticut 82, No. 3 Missouri 75
Boise, Idaho
Boise, Idaho
Glendale, Ariz.
Glendale, Ariz.
No. 2 Oklahoma 82, No. 15 Morgan State 54
No. 2 Oklahoma 73, No. 10 Michigan 63
No. 2 Oklahoma 84 No. 3 Syracuse 71
No. 1 North Carolina 72, No. 2 Oklahoma 60
Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City, Mo.
Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis, Tenn.
No. 8 Oklahoma State 77, No. 9 Tennessee 75
No. 1 Pittsburgh 84, No. 8 Oklahoma State 76
Dayton, Ohio
Dayton, Ohio
No. 7 Texas 76, No. 10 Minnesota 62
No. 2 Duke 74, No. 7 Texas 69
Greensboro, N.C.
Greensboro, N.C.
No. 9 Texas A&M 79, No. 8 BYU 66
No. 1 Connecticut 92, No. 9 Texas A&M 66
Philadelphia, Pa.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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2008 (12-5)
2004 (10-4)
No. 1 Kansas 85, No. 16 Portland State 61
No. 1 Kansas 75, No. 8 UNLV 56
No. 1 Kansas 72, No. 12 Villanova 57
No. 1 Kansas 59, No. 10 Davidson 57
No. 1 Kansas 84, No. 1 North Carolina 66 {FF}
No. 1 Kansas 75, No. 1 Memphis 68 (OT) {NC}
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha, Neb.
Detroit, Mich.
Detroit, Mich.
San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio, Texas
No. 2 Texas 74, No. 15 Austin Peay 54
No. Texas 75, No. 10 Miami (Fla.) 72
No. 2 Texas 82, No. 3 Stanford 62
No. 1 Memphis 85, No. 2 Texas 67
Little Rock, Ark.
Little Rock, Ark.
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
No. 11 Kansas State 80, No. 6 USC 67
No. 3 Wisconsin 72, No. 11 Kansas State 55
No. 4 Kansas 77, No. 13 Illinois-Chicago 53
No. 4 Kansas 78, No. 12 Pacific 63
No. 4 Kansas 100, No. 9 UAB 74
No. 3 Georgia Tech 79, No. 4 Kansas 71 (ot)
Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City, Mo.
St. Louis, Mo.
St. Louis, Mo.
No. 2 Oklahoma State 75, No. 15 Eastern Washington 56
No. 2 Oklahoma State 70, No. 7 Memphis 53
No. 2 Oklahoma State 63, No. 3 Pittsburgh 51
No. 2 Oklahoma State 64, No. 1 St. Joseph’s 62
No. 3 Georgia Tech 67, No. 2 Oklahoma State 65 {FF}
Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City, Mo.
East Rutherford, N.J.
East Rutherford, N.J.
San Antonio, Texas
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha, Neb.
No. 3 Texas 66, No. 14 Princeton 49
No. 3 Texas 78, No. 6 North Carolina 75
No. 7 Xavier 79, No. 3 Texas 71
Denver, Colo.
Denver, Colo.
Atlanta, Ga.
No. 9 Texas A&M 67, No. 8 BYU 62
No. 1 UCLA 51, No. 9 Texas A&M 49
Anaheim, Calif.
Anaheim, Calif.
No. 8 Texas Tech 76, No. 9 Charlotte 73
No. 1 Saint Joseph’s 70, No. 8 Texas Tech 65
Buffalo, N.Y.
Buffalo, N.Y.
No. 6 Purdue 90, No. 11 Baylor 79
Washington, D.C.
2003 (14-6)
No. 6 Oklahoma 72, No. 11 Saint Joseph’s 64
No. 3 Louisville 78, No. 6 Oklahoma 48
Birmingham, Ala.
Birmingham, Ala.
No. 7 Michigan State 79, No. 10 Colorado 64
Tampa, Fla.
No. 2 Kansas 64, No. 15 Utah State 61
No. 2 Kansas 108, No. 10 Arizona State 76
No. 2 Kansas 69, No. 3 Duke 65
No. 2 Kansas 78, No. 1 Arizona 75
No. 2 Kansas 94, No. 3 Marquette 61 {FF}
No. 3 Syracuse 81, No. 2 Kansas 78 {NC}
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Anaheim, Calif.
Anaheim, Calif.
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
No. 6 Missouri 72, No. 11 Southern Illinois 71
No. 3 Marquette 101, No. 6 Missouri 92 (ot)
Indianapolis, Ind.
Indianapolis, Ind.
No. 1 Oklahoma 71, No. 16 South Carolina State 54
No. 1 Oklahoma 74, No. 8 California 65
No. 1 Oklahoma 65, No. 12 Butler 54
No. 3 Syracuse 63, No. Oklahoma 47
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Albany, N.Y.
Albany, N.Y.
No. 6 Oklahoma State 77, No. 11 Pennsylvania 63
No. 3 Syracuse 68, No. 6 Oklahoma State 56
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
No. 1 Texas 82, No. 16 UNC Asheville 61
No. 1 Texas 77, No. 9 Purdue 67
No. 1 Texas 82, No. 5 Connecticut 78
No. 1 Texas 85, No. 7 Michigan State 76
No. 3 Syracuse 95, No. 1 Texas 84 {FF} Birmingham, Ala.
Birmingham, Ala.
San Antonio, Texas
San Antonio, Texas
New Orleans, La.
2007 (6-4)
No. 1 Kansas 107, No. 16 Niagara 67
No. 1 Kansas 88, No. 8 Kentucky 76
No. 1 Kansas 61, No. 4 Southern Illinois 58
No. 2 UCLA 68, No. 1 Kansas 55
Chicago, Ill.
Chicago, Ill.
San Jose, Calif. San Jose, Calif.
No. 4 Texas 79, No. 13 New Mexico State 67
No. 5 USC 87, No. 4 Texas 68
Spokane, Wash.
Spokane, Wash.
No. 3 Texas A&M 68, No. 14 Pennsylvania 52
No. 3 Texas A&M 72, No. 6 Louisville 69
No. 2 Memphis 65, No. 3 Texas A&M 64
Lexington, Ky.
Lexington, Ky.
San Antonio, Texas
No. 7 Boston College 84, No. 10 Texas Tech 75
Winston-Salem, N.C.
2006 (4-4)
No. 13 Bradley 77, No. 4 Kansas 73
Auburn Hills, Mich.
No. 11 UW-Milwaukee 82, No. 6 Oklahoma 74
Jacksonville, Fla.
No. 2 Texas 60, No. 15 Pennsylvania 52
No. 2 Texas 75, No. 10 NC State 54
No. 2 Texas 74, No. 6 West Virginia 71
No. 4 LSU 70, No. 2 Texas 60 (ot)
Dallas, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga.
No. 12 Texas A&M 66, No. 5 Syracuse 58
No. 4 LSU 58, No. 12 Texas A&M 57
Jacksonville, Fla.
Jacksonville, Fla.
No. 1 Kansas 70, No. 16 Holy Cross 59
No. 1 Kansas 86, No. 8 Stanford 63
No. 1 Kansas 73, No. 4 Illinois 69
No. 1 Kansas 104, No. 2 Oregon 86
No. 1 Maryland 97, No. 1 Kansas 88 {FF}
St. Louis, Mo.
St. Louis, Mo.
Madison, Wis.
Madison, Wis.
Atlanta, Ga.
No. 9 Iowa State 64, No. 8 Minnesota 53
No. 1 North Carolina 92, No. 9 Iowa State 65
Charlotte, N.C.
Charlotte, N.C.
No. 12 Missouri 93 No. 5 Miami (Fla.) 80
No. 12 Missouri 83, No. 4 Ohio State 67
No. 12 Missouri 82, No. 8 UCLA 73
No. 2 Oklahoma 81, No. 12 Missouri 75
Albuquerque, N.M.
Albuquerque, N.M.
San Jose, Calif.
San Jose, Calif.
No. 14 Bucknell 64, No. 3 Kansas 63
Oklahoma City, Okla.
No. 3 Oklahoma 84, No. 14 Niagara 65
No. 6 Utah 67, No. 3 Oklahoma 58
Tucson, Ariz.
Tucson, Ariz.
No. 2 Oklahoma State 63,
No. 15 Southeastern Louisiana 50
No. 2 Oklahoma State 85, No. 7 Southern Illinois
No. 3 Arizona 79, No. 2 Oklahoma State 78
No. 2 Oklahoma 71, No. 15 Illinois-Chicago 63
No. 2 Oklahoma 78, No. 7 Xavier 65
No. 2 Oklahoma 88, No. 3 Arizona 67
No. 2 Oklahoma 81, No. 12 Missouri 75
No. 2 Indiana 73, No. 2 Oklahoma 64 {FF}
Dallas, Texas
Dallas, Texas
San Jose, Calif.
San Jose, Calif.
Atlanta, Ga.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Chicago, Ill.
No. 9 Nevada 61, No. 8 Texas 57
Indianapolis, Ind.
No. 10 Kent State 69, No. 7 Oklahoma State 61
No. 6 Texas 70, No. 11 Boston College 57
No. 6 Texas 68, No. 3 Mississippi State 64
No. 2 Oregon 72, No. 6 Texas 70
Greenville, S.C.
Dallas, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Madison, Wis.
No. 6 Texas Tech 78, No. 11 UCLA 66
No. 6 Texas Tech 71, No. 3 Gonzaga 69
No. 7 West Virginia 65, No. 6 Texas Tech 60
Tucson, Ariz.
Tucson, Ariz.
Albuquerque, N.M.
No. 11 Southern Illinois 76, No. 6 Texas Tech 68
Chicago, Ill.
2005 (6-6)
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1999 (4-5)
2001 (3-6)
No. 15 Hampton 58, No. 2 Iowa State 57
Boise, Idaho
No. 4 Kansas 99, No. 13 Cal State Northridge 75
No. 4 Kansas 87, No. 5 Syracuse 58
No. 1 Illinois 80, No. 4 Kansas 64
Dayton, Ohio
Dayton, Ohio
San Antonio, Texas
No. 9 Missouri 70, No. 8 Georgia 68
No. 1 Duke 94, No. 9 Missouri 81
Greensboro, N.C.
Greensboro, N.C.
No. 13 Indiana State 70, No. 4 Oklahoma 68 (ot)
Memphis, Tenn.
No. 6 USC 69, No. 11 Oklahoma State 54
Long Island, N.Y.
No. 11 Temple 79, No. 6 Texas 65
New Orleans, La.
No. 13 Oklahoma 61, No. 4 Arizona 60
No. 13 Oklahoma 85, No. 5 Charlotte 72
No. 1 Michigan State 54, No. 13 Oklahoma 46
Milwaukee, Wis.
Milwaukee, Wis.
St. Louis, Mo.
No. 6 Kansas 95, No. 11 Evansville 74
No. 3 Kentucky 92, No. 6 Kansas 88 (ot)
New Orleans, La.
New Orleans, La.
No. 9 Oklahoma State 69, No. 8 Syracuse 61
No. 1 Auburn 81, No. 9 Oklahoma State 74
Indianapolis, Ind.
Indianapolis, Ind.
No. 9 New Mexico 61, No. 8 Missouri 59
Denver, Colo.
No. 10 Purdue 58, No. 7 Texas 54
Boston, Mass.
1998 (2-4)
2000 (9-6)
No. 2 Iowa State 88,
No. 15 Central Connecticut State 78
No. 2 Iowa State 79, No. 7 Auburn 60
No. 2 Iowa State 80, No. 6 UCLA 56
No. 1 Michigan State 75, No. 2 Iowa State 64
Minneapolis, Minn.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Auburn Hills, Mich.
Auburn Hills, Mich.
No. 3 Oklahoma State 86, No. 14 Hofstra 66
No. 3 Oklahoma State 75, No. 11 Pepperdine 67
No. 3 Oklahoma State 68, No. 10 Seton Hall 66
No. 5 Florida 77, No. 3 Oklahoma State 65
Buffalo, N.Y.
Buffalo, N.Y.
Syracuse, N.Y.
Syracuse, N.Y.
No. 3 Oklahoma 74, No. 14 Winthrop 50
No. 6 Purdue 66, No. 3 Oklahoma 62
Tucson, Ariz.
Tucson, Ariz.
No. 5 Texas 77, No. 12 Indiana State 61
No. 4 LSU 72, No. 5 Texas 67
Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake City, Utah
No. 8 Kansas 81, No. 9 DePaul 77 (ot)
No. 1 Duke 69, No. 8 Kansas 64
Winston-Salem, N.C.
Winston-Salem, N.C.
No. 8 North Carolina 84, No. 9 Missouri 70
Birmingham, Ala.
No. 1 Kansas 110, No. 16 Prairie View A&M 52
No. 8 Rhode Island 80, No. 1 Kansas 75
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
No. 8 Oklahoma State 74, No. 9 George Washington 59 Lexington, Ky.
No. 1 Duke 79, No. 8 Oklahoma State 73
Lexington, Ky.
No. 6 Arkansas 74, No. 11 Nebraska 65
Boise, Idaho
No. 7 Indiana 94, No. 10 Oklahoma 87 (ot)
Washington, D.C.
1997 (7-5)
No. 1 Kansas 78, No. 16 Jackson State 64 No. 1 Kansas 75, No. 8 Purdue 61
No. 4 Arizona 85, No. 1 Kansas 82
Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis, Tenn.
Birmingham, Ala.
No. 6 Iowa State 69, No. 11 Illinois State 57
No. 6 Iowa State 67, No. 3 Cincinnati 66
No. 2 UCLA 74, No. 6 Iowa State 73 (ot)
Auburn Hills, Mich.
Auburn Hills, Mich.
San Antonio, Texas
No. 10 Texas 71, No. 7 Wisconsin 58
No. 10 Texas 82, No. 15 Coppin State 81
No. 6 Louisville 78, No. 10 Texas 63
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Syracuse, N.Y.
No. 9 Colorado 80, No. 8 Indiana 62
No. 1 North Carolina 73, No. 9 Colorado 56
Winston-Salem, N.C.
Winston-Salem, N.C.
No. 6 Stanford 80, No. 11 Oklahoma 67
Tucson, Ariz.
{FF} - Final Four National Semifinals
{NC} - Final Four National Championship Game
NCAA Championship Seeds for Big 12 Teams
1997
1 (KU)
6 (ISU)
9 (CU)
10 (UT)
11 (OU)
7.4
1998
1 (KU)
8 (OSU)
10 (OU)
11 (NU)
7.5
1999
6 (KU)
7 (UT)
8 (MU)
9 (OSU)
13 (OU)
8.6
2000
2 (ISU)
3 (OU)
3 (OSU)
5 (UT)
8 (KU)
9 (MU) 5.0
2001
2 (ISU)
4 (KU)
4 (OU)
6 (UT)
9 (MU)
11 (OSU) 6.0
2002
1 (KU)
2 (OU)
6 (UT)
6 (TTU)
7 (OSU)
12 (MU) 5.7
2003
1 (OU)
1 (UT)
2 (KU)
6 (MU)
6 (OSU)
10 (CU)
4.3
2004
2 (OSU)
3 (UT)
4 (KU)
8 (TTU)
4.3
2005
2 (OSU)
3 (KU)
3 (OU)
6 (TTU)
8 (UT)
9 (ISU) 5.2
2006
2 (UT)
4 (KU)
6 (OU)
12 (TAMU)
6.0
2007
1 (KU)
3 (TAMU)
4 (UT)
10(TTU)
4.5
2008
1 (KU)
2 (UT)
6 (OU)
9 (TAMU)
11 (BU)
11 (KSU)
6.7
2009
2 (OU)
3 (KU)
3 (MU)
7 (UT)
8 (OSU)
9 (TAMU)
5.3
2010
1 (KU)
2 (KSU)
3 (BU)
5 (TAMU)
7 (OSU)
8 (UT)
10 (MU)
5.1
2011
1 (KU)
4 (UT)
5 (KSU)
7 (TAMU)
11 (MU)
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
5.6
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NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HONORS
INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
(Big 12 Players Only; 1997 - 2011)
Final Four All-Tournament Teams
2008
Mario Chalmers, Kansas*
Darrell Arthur, Kansas
Brandon Rush, Kansas
2003
Points
38
36 34
33
33
32
31
31
31
Nick Collison, Kansas
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas
Keith Langford, Kansas
* - Final Four Most Outstanding Player
All-Regional Teams
2011 Marcus Morris, Kansas
2010
2009
Tweety Carter, Baylor
LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor
Ekpe Udoh, Baylor
Denis Clemente, Kansas State
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State
2008
Mario Chalmers, Kansas
Sasha Kaun, Kansas
Brandon Rush, Kansas
D.J. Augustin, Texas
2007
Brandon Rush, Kansas
Russell Robinson, Kansas
2006
LaMarcus Aldridge, Texas
P.J. Tucker, Texas
2004
Aaron Miles, Kansas
Wayne Simien, Kansas
Tony Allen, Oklahoma State
John Lucas, Oklahoma State#
Joey Graham, Oklahoma State
Cole Aldrich, Kansas
DeMarre Carroll, Missouri
J.T. Tiller, Missouri
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
Jacob Pullen, KSU vs. Wisconsin
Ricky Paulding, MU vs. Marquette
Jacob Pullen, KSU vs. BYU
Blake Griffin, OU vs. Michigan
Nick Collison, KU vs. Duke
Sherron Collins, KU vs. North Dakota State
Ivan McFarlin, OSU vs. Southern Illinois
Ryan Robertson, KU vs. Kentucky
Reggie Freeman, UT vs. Wisconsin
3-19-11
3-22-03
3-20-10
3-21-09
3-27-03
3-20-09
3-20-05
3-14-99
3-14-97
2003
Nick Collison, Kansas
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas#
Keith Langford, Kansas
Ebi Ere, Oklahoma
T.J. Ford, Texas#
Brandon Mouton, Texas
Rebounds
20
Cole Aldrich, KU vs. Dayton
20
Jared Homan, ISU vs. North Carolina
20
Drew Gooden, KU vs. Oregon
19 Nick Collison, KU vs. Duke
19 Scot Pollard, KU vs. Jackson State
3-22-09
3-20-05
3-24-02
3-27-03
3-13-97
2002
Nick Collison, Kansas
Drew Gooden, Kansas#
Keith Langford, Kansas
Rickey Paulding, Missouri
Kareem Rush, Missouri
Ebi Ere, Oklahoma
Hollis Price, Oklahoma#
Quannas White, Oklahoma
James Thomas, Texas
Assists
13 12
12
12
11
11
11
11 T.J. Ford, UT vs. Syracuse
Doug Gottlieb, OSU vs. Seton Hall
Doug Gottlieb, OSU vs. Auburn
Ryan Robertson, KU vs. Prairie View A&M
Terrell Everett, OU vs. UW-Milwaukee
T.J Ford, UT vs. UNC Asheville
Jamaal Tinsley, ISU vs. UCLA
Doug Gottlieb, OSU vs. Syracuse
4-5-03
3-24-00
3-13-99
3-13-98
3-16-06
3-12-03
3-23-00
3-11-99
2000
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State
Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State
Fredrik Jonzen, Oklahoma State
1997
Dedric Willoughby, Iowa State
Paul Pierce, Kansas
Blocks
10 8
7
7
7
Cole Aldrich, KU vs. Dayton
Kelvin Cato, ISU vs. Illinois State
Tristan Thompson, UT vs. Oakland
Jared Homan, ISU vs. Minnesota
David Harrison, CU vs. Michigan State
3-22-09
3-13-97
3-18-11
3-18-05
3-21-03
Steals
8
7
6
6
6
5
Sherron Collins, KU vs. North Dakota State
T.J. Ford, UT vs. Oregon
Jacob Pullen, KSU vs. Butler
Tyshawn Taylor, KU vs. Lehigh
Mario Chalmers, KU vs. UCLA
Nine Times
(Last By: Phil Pressey, MU vs. Cincinnati, 3-17-11)
3-20-09
3-22-02
3-27-10
3-18-10
3-24-07
# - Regional Most Outstanding Player
TEAM RECORDS
(Since 1996-97)
Team
Kansas Kansas State
Iowa State
Baylor
Texas Oklahoma Oklahoma State Missouri Texas A&M Texas Tech 128
Record
34-14
5-3
6-4
3-2
20-14
15-11
13-10
9-8
5-6
3-4
Pct.
.708
.625
.600
.600
.588
.577
.565
.529
.455
.429
BIG 12 CHAMPIONS IN NCAA PLAY
Year
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
Champion
Kansas
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Record
3-1
1-1
3-1
6-0
3-1
0-1
2-1
4-1
3-1
4-1
0-1
3-1
1-1
1-1
2-1
Result
Lost in Regional Final
Lost in Second Round
Lost in Regional Final
NCAA Champions
Lost in Regional Final
Lost in First Round
Lost in Regional Semifinal
Lost in National Semifinal
Lost in Regional Final
Lost in National Semifinal
Lost in First Round
Lost in Regional Final
Lost in Second Round
Lost in Second Round
Lost in Regional Semifinal
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BIG 12 IN THE NIT
All-Time Records
School
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Texas A&M
Baylor
Texas
Texas Tech
Iowa State
Kansas
Totals
No.
11
7
7
7
6
5
4
4
3
2
56
W-L
7-12 1-7
10-7
6-8 6-6
5-5
6-3
6-4
4-2 3-2 54-56
Pct.
.368
.125
.588
.429
.500
.500
.667
.600
.667
.600
.491
Years of Participation
1938-40-44-56-89-90-97-06-07-08-11
72-73-85-96-98-04-05
1970-71-82-91-93-94-04
1976-92-94-98-99-07-09
1979-82-85-86-94-05
1987-90-01-06-09
1948-78-80-86
1979-95-03-10
1984-03-04
1968-69
YEAR-BY-YEAR IN THE NIT (31-32, .492)
2007 (1-2)
2011 (4-3)
Colorado 88, Texas Southern 74
Colorado 89, California 72
Colorado 81, Kent State 74
Alabama 62, Colorado 61 {SF}
Boulder, Colo.
Boulder, Colo.
Boulder, Colo.
New York, N.Y.
Wichita State 76, Nebraska 49
Wichita, Kan.
Oklahoma State 71, Harvard 54
Washington State 74,
Oklahoma State 64
Stillwater, Okla.
Pullman, Wash.
Kansas State 59, Vermont 57 DePaul 70, Kansas State 65 Manhattan, Kan.
Manhattan, Kan.
Marist 67, Oklahoma State 64 Stillwater, Okla.
2006 (0-3)
Old Dominion 79, Colorado 62
Boulder, Colo.
Hofstra 73, Nebraska 62
Hempstead, N.Y.
Miami (Fla.) 62, Oklahoma State 59
Miami, Fla.
Texas Tech 87, Seton Hall 69
Texas Tech 69, Jacksonville 64
Mississippi 90, Texas Tech 87 (2OT)
Newark, N.J.
Lubbock, Texas
Oxford, Miss.
2009 (5-3)
Baylor 74, Georgetown 72 Waco, Texas
Baylor 84, Virginia Tech 66 Blacksburg, Va.
Baylor 74, Auburn 72 Auburn, Ala.
Baylor 76, San Diego State 62 {SF} New York, N.Y.
Penn State 69, Baylor 63 {CH}
New York, N.Y.
DePaul 75, Missouri 70
Columbia, Mo.
Texas A&M 82, Clemson 74 College Station, Texas
Texas A&M 75, DePaul 72
Chicago, Ill.
Saint Joseph’s 58,
Texas A&M 51 College Station, Texas
2004 (6-5)
Oregon 77, Colorado 72
Euguene, Ore.
Kansas State 83, Illinois State 79
Manhattan, Kan.
San Diego State 70, Kansas State 52 San Diego, Calif.
Iowa State 82, Georgia 74 Ames, Iowa
Iowa State 62, Florida State 59
Tallahassee, Fla.
Iowa State 77, Marquette 69
Ames, Iowa
Rutgers 84, Iowa State 81 (ot) {SF} New York, N.Y.
New Mexico 83, Nebraska 71 Albuquerque, N.M.
Michigan 65, Missouri 64
Ann Arbor, Mich.
2008 (1-2)
Nebraska 71, Creighton 70
Nebraska 78, Niagara 70
Hawai’i 84, Nebraska 83
Omaha, Neb.
Lincoln, Neb.
Honolulu, Hawaii
Oklahoma 70, LSU 61
Michigan 63, Oklahoma 52
Norman, Okla.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
Nebraska 67, Charlotte 48
Mississippi 85, Nebraska 75 (OT)
Lincoln, Neb.
Oxford, Miss.
S. Illinois 69, Oklahoma State 53
Carbondale, Ill.
{SF} - NIT Semifinals, Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y.
{CH} - NIT Championship, Madison Square Garden
{TP} - NIT Third-Place Game, Madison Square Garden
Big 12 In The NIT season tipoff
Year
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
School
Oklahoma
Texas A&M
Baylor
Missouri
Colorado
Texas Tech
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas State
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Big12Sports.com
Record
4-0
4-0
1-1
0-1
1-1
3-1
2-2
1-1
3-1
0-1
0-1
4-0
1-1
Finish (Head Coach)
First (Jeff Capel)
First (Mark Turgeon)
Second (Bob Knight)
Fourth (Roy Williams)
Third (Rick Barnes)
First (Roy Williams)
Iowa State 76, Wichita State 65
Iowa 54, Iowa State 53
Prior To Big 12 Formation:
1995
Oklahoma
1994
Kansas State
1993
Kansas
1992
Iowa State
1991
Oklahoma State
Texas
1990
Oklahoma
1989
Kansas
1988
Missouri
1987
Iowa State
Texas
1986
Oklahoma
1985
Kansas
Texas A&M
27 Appearances
Ames, Iowa
Ames Iowa
Texas Tech 66, Nevada 54
Texas Tech 57, San Deigo State 48
Texas Tech 80, Georgia Tech 72
St. John’s 64, Texas Tech 63 {SF}
Texas Tech 71, Minnesota 61 {TP}
Lubbock, Texas
Lubbock, Texas
Lubbock, Texas
New York, N.Y.
New York, N.Y.
2001 (0-1)
New Mexico 83, Baylor 74
2005 (2-2)
2010 (2-1)
2003 (5-2)
Albuquerque, N.M.
2000 (0-1)
Southern Illinois 94, Colorado 92
Boulder, Colo.
1999 (2-3)
Colorado 65, Pepperdine 61
Colorado State 86, Colorado 76
TCU 72, Kansas State 71
Nebraska 68, UNLV 55
TCU 101, Nebraska 89
Boulder, Colo.
Fort Collins, Colo.
Manhattan, Kan.
Lincoln, Neb.
Fort Worth, Texas
1998 (0-2)
NC State 59, Kansas State 39
UAB 93, Missouri 86
Raleigh, N.C.
Columbia, Mo.
1997 (3-2)
Nebraska 67, Washington 63
Nebraska 78, Nevada 68
Connecticut 76, Nebraska 67
Lincoln, Neb.
Reno, Nev.
Storrs, Conn.
Oklahoma State 79, Tulane 72
Stillwater, Okla.
Michigan 75, Oklahoma State 65 Ann Arbor, Mich.
1-1
0-1
4-0
1-1
4-0
2-2
1-1
4-0
3-1
3-1
0-1
1-1
3-1
0-1
51-23 (.689)
First (Roy Williams)
First (Eddie Sutton)
Fourth (Tom Penders)
First (Roy Williams)
Second (Norm Stewart)
Third (Johnny Orr)
Second (Larry Brown)
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POSTSEASON HONORS
NATIONAL AWARDS
Player of the Year
freshman OF THE YEAR
NAISMITH AWARD
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
2006-07
Kevin Durant, Texas
2002-03
T.J. Ford, Texas
USBWA
2007-08
2006-07
2001-02
WOODEN AWARD
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
2006-07
Kevin Durant, Texas
2002-03
T.J. Ford, Texas
SPORTING NEWS
2007-08
Michael Beasley, Kansas State
2006-07
Kevin Durant, Texas
OSCAR ROBERTSON TROPHY (USBWA)
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
2006-07
Kevin Durant, Texas
NABC
2008-09
2006-07
2002-03
2001-02
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
Kevin Durant, Texas
Nick Collison, Kansas
Drew Gooden, Kansas
ASSOCIATED PRESS
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
2006-07
Kevin Durant, Texas
ADOLPH RUPP TROPHY
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
2006-07
Kevin Durant, Texas
LUTE OLSON AWARD
2009-10
Sherron Collins, Kansas
ESPN/CoSIDA
ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA OF THE YEAR
2009-10
Cole Aldrich, Kansas
BASKETBALL TIMES
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
2006-07
Kevin Durant, Texas
SPORTING NEWS
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
2006-07
Kevin Durant, Texas
Michael Beasley, Kansas State
Kevin Durant, Texas
T.J. Ford, Texas
BASKETBALL TIMES
2007-08
Michael Beasley, Kansas State
CBSSPORTS.COM
2007-08
Michael Beasley, Kansas State
coach of the year
USBWA HENRY IBA AWARD
2008-09
Bill Self, Kansas
1999-00
Larry Eustachy, Iowa State
NAISMITH
1996-97
Roy Williams, Kansas
NABC
2008-09
2001-02 Mike Anderson, Missouri
Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma
ASSOCIATED PRESS
2008-09
Bill Self, Kansas
1999-00
Larry Eustachy, Iowa State
CBS/CHEVROLET
2008-09
Bill Self, Kansas
2001-02
Kelvin Sampson, Oklahoma
SPORTING NEWS
2008-09
Bill Self, Kansas
BASKETBALL TIMES
2001-02
Bob Knight, Texas Tech
ESPN.COM
2008-09
Bill Self, Kansas
CBSSPORTS.COM
2008-09
Bill Self, Kansas
FOX SPORTS
2008-09
Bill Self, Kansas
ADDITIONAL HONORS
NABC PETE NEWELL BIG MAN AWARD
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
2007-08
Michael Beasley, Kansas State
2001-02
Drew Gooden, Kansas
1999-00
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State
BOB COUSY AWARD
2007-08
D.J. Augustin, Texas
2006-07
Acie Law, Texas A&M
CHIP HILTON AWARD
2006-07
Acie Law, Texas A&M
2004-05
Ronald Ross, Texas Tech
FRANCES POMEROY NAISMITH AWARD
2010-11
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State
2009-10
Sherron Collins, Kansas
SENIOR CLASS AWARD
2004-05
Wayne Simien, Kansas
USBWA MOST COURAGEOUS AWARD
2000-01
Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State
NAISMITH GOOD
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
2003-04
Eddie Sutton, Oklahoma State
SPORTS ILLUSTRATED
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
CBS/CHEVROLET
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
2006-07
Kevin Durant, Texas
2001-02
T.J. Ford, Texas
CBSSPORTS.COM
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
2007-08
Michael Beasley, Kansas State
ESPN.COM
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
2006-07
Kevin Durant, Texas
FOX SPORTS
2008-09
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
2006-07
Kevin Durant, Texas
RIVALS.COM
2007-08
Michael Beasley, Kansas State
Bill Self of Kansas and Oklahoma’s Blake Griffin gave the Big 12 both
the USBWA National Coach and Player of the Year Awards in 2008-09.
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POSTSEASON HONORS
ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS (157)
Four organizations have been used during Big 12 history to name consensus All-America selections. They are the Associated Press, Sporting News, United States Basketball
Writers Association and the National Association of Basketball Coaches.
CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA (26)
Year Player, School
2011 Marcus Morris, Kansas (Second Team)
Jordan Hamilton, Texas (Second Team)
2010 Sherron Collins, Kansas (First Team)
Cole Aldrich, Kansas (Second Team)
James Anderson, Oklahoma State (Second Team)
2009 Blake Griffin, Oklahoma (First Team)*
Sherron Collins, Kansas (Second Team)
2008 D.J. Augustin, Texas (First Team)*
Michael Beasley, Kansas State (First Team)*
2007 Kevin Durant, Texas (First Team)*
Acie Law, Texas A&M (First Team)*
2006 P.J. Tucker, Texas (Second Team)
2005 Wayne Simien, Kansas (First Team)*
2004 Andre Emmett, Texas Tech (First Team)
2003 Nick Collison, Kansas (First Team)
T.J. Ford, Texas (First Team)*
Hollis Price, Oklahoma (Second Team)
2002 Drew Gooden, Kansas (First Team)*
2001 Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State (Second Team)
2000 Marcus Fizer, Iowa State (First Team)
Chris Mihm, Texas (First Team)
1998 Raef LaFrentz, Kansas (First Team)*
Paul Pierce, Kansas (First Team)*
1997 Raef LaFrentz, Kansas (First Team)
Chauncey Billups, Colorado (Second Team)
Jacque Vaughn, Kansas (Second Team)
* - Unanimous Selection
ASSOCIATED PRESS (30)
Year Player, School
2011 Marcus Morris, Kansas (Second Team)
Jordan Hamilton, Texas (Third Team)
2010 Sherron Collins, Kansas (Second Team)
James Anderson, Oklahoma State (Second Team)
Cole Aldrich, Kansas (Third Team)
2009 Blake Griffin, Oklahoma (First Team)
Sherron Collins (Third Team)
2008 D.J. Augustin, Texas (First Team)
Michael Beasley, Kansas State (First Team)
2007 Kevin Durant, Texas (First Team)
Acie Law, Texas A&M (First Team)
2006 P.J. Tucker, Texas (Second Team)
2005 Wayne Simien, Kansas (First Team)
Joey Graham, Oklahoma State (Third Team)
2004 Andre Emmett, Texas Tech (Second Team)
Wayne Simien, Kansas (Third Team)
John Lucas, Oklahoma State (Third Team)
2003 Nick Collison, Kansas (First Team)
T.J. Ford, Texas (First Team)
Hollis Price, Oklahoma (Second Team)
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas (Third Team)
2002 Drew Gooden, Kansas (First Team)
2001 Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State (Second Team)
2000 Marcus Fizer, Iowa State (First Team)
Chris Mihm, Texas (First Team)
1998 Raef LaFrentz, Kansas (First Team)
Paul Pierce, Kansas (First Team)
1997 Raef LaFrentz, Kansas (First Team)
Chauncey Billups, Colorado (Second Team)
Jacque Vaughn, Kansas (Second Team)
Big12Sports.com
SPORTING NEWS (31)
Year Player, School
2011 Marcus Morris, Kansas (Second Team)
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State (Third Team)
Jordan Hamilton, Texas (Third Team)
2010 James Anderson, Oklahoma State (First Team)
Sherron Collins, Kansas (Second Team)
Damion James, Texas (Second Team)
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State (Third Team)
Tweety Carter, Baylor (Fourth Team)
2009 Blake Griffin, Oklahoma (First Team)
Sherron Collins, Kansas (Third Team)
2008 D.J. Augustin, Texas (First Team)
Michael Beasley, Kansas State (First Team)
2007 Kevin Durant, Texas (First Team)
Acie Law, Texas A&M (First Team)
2005 Wayne Simien, Kansas (First Team)
2004 Andre Emmett, Texas Tech (Second Team)
2003 T.J. Ford, Texas (First Team)
Nick Collison, Kansas (Second Team)
Hollis Price, Oklahoma (Second Team)
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas (Third Team)
2002 Drew Gooden, Kansas (First Team)
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas (Second Team)
Hollis Price, Oklahoma (Third Team)
2001 Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State (Second Team)
2000 Marcus Fizer, Iowa State (Second Team)
Chris Mihm, Texas (Second Team)
1998 Raef LaFrentz, Kansas (First Team)
Paul Pierce, Kansas (First Team)
1997 Jacque Vaughn, Kansas (First Team)
Chauncey Billups, Colorado (Second Team)
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas (Second Team)
UNITED STATES BASKETBALL
WRITERS ASSOCIATION (27)
Year Player, School
2011 Marcus Morris, Kansas (Second Team)
Jordan Hamilton, Texas (Second Team)
2010 Sherron Collins, Kansas (First Team)
Cole Aldrich, Kansas (Second Team)
James Anderson, Oklahoma State (Second Team)
2009 Blake Griffin, Oklahoma (First Team)
Sherron Collins, Kansas (Second Team)
2008 D.J. Augustin, Texas (First Team)
Michael Beasley, Kansas State (First Team)
2007 Kevin Durant, Texas (First Team)
Acie Law, Texas A&M (First Team)
2006 P.J. Tucker, Texas (Second Team)
2005 Wayne Simien, Kansas (First Team)
2004 Andre Emmett, Texas Tech (First Team)
John Lucas, Oklahoma State (Second Team)
2003 Nick Collison, Kansas (First Team)
Hollis Price, Oklahoma (First Team)
T.J. Ford, Texas (First Team)
2002 Drew Gooden, Kansas (First Team)
2001 Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State (Second Team)
2000 Marcus Fizer, Iowa State (First Team)
Chris Mihm, Texas (Second Team)
1998 Raef LaFretnz, Kansas (First Team)
Paul Pierce, Kansas (First Team)
1997 Raef LaFrentz, Kansas (First Team)
Chauncey Billups, Colorado (Second Team)
Jacque Vaughn, Kansas (Second Team)
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF
BASKETBALL COACHES (33)
Year Player, School
2011 Marcus Morris, Kansas (Second Team)
Jordan Hamilton, Texas (Second Team)
Jacob Pullen, Kansas State (Third Team)
2010 Sherron Collins, Kansas (First Team)
Cole Aldrich, Kansas (Second Team)
James Anderson, Oklahoma State (Third Team)
2009 Blake Griffin, Oklahoma (First Team)
Sherron Collins, Kansas (Second Team)
2008 D.J. Augustin, Texas (First Team)
Michael Beasley, Kansas State (First Team)
Brandon Rush, Kansas (Third Team)
2007 Julian Wright, Kansas (Third Team)
Kevin Durant, Texas (First Team)
Acie Law, Texas A&M (First Team)
2006 LaMarcus Aldridge, Texas (Third Team)
P.J. Tucker, Texas (Third Team)
2005 Wayne Simien, Kansas (First Team)
Joey Graham, Oklahoma State (Third Team)
2004 Andre Emmett, Texas Tech (First Team)
2003 Nick Collison, Kansas (First Team)
Hollis Price, Oklahoma (First Team)
T.J. Ford, Texas (First Team)
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas (Third Team)
2002 Drew Gooden, Kansas (First Team)
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas (Third Team)
2001 Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State (First Team)
2000 Marcus Fizer, Iowa State (First Team)
Chris Mihm, Texas (First Team)
1998 Raef LaFretnz, Kansas (First Team)
Paul Pierce, Kansas (First Team)
1997 Raef LaFrentz, Kansas (First Team)
Chauncey Billups, Colorado (Second Team)
Jacque Vaughn, Kansas (Second Team)
ESPN ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA (10)
As Selected By CoSIDA
Year
Player, School (Team)
2010-11 Levi Knutson, Colorado (Second Team)
2009-10 Cole Aldrich, Kansas (First Team)
2007-08 D.J. Augustin, Texas (First Team)
2005-06 Kevin Bookout, Oklahoma (Third Team)
2002-03 Jake Sullivan, Iowa State (Third Team)
2000-01 Paul Shirley, Iowa State (Second Team)
1998-99 Ryan Robertson, Kansas (First Team)
1996-97 Doug Brandt, Baylor (First Team)
1996-97 Jerod Haase, Kansas (Second Team)
1996-97 Jacque Vaughn, Kansas (First Team)
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NATIONAL POLLS
BIG 12 TEAMS IN THE FINAL POLLS
ASSOCIATED
PRESS
1999
22. Kansas
2011
2. Kansas
8. Texas
21. Kansas State
24. Texas A&M
2010
1. Kansas
7. Kansas State
19. Baylor
23. Texas A&M
1998
2. Kansas
2009
7. Oklahoma
9. Missouri
14. Kansas
2008
4. Kansas
7. Texas
2007
2. Kansas
9. Texas A&M
11. Texas
2006
9. Texas
12. Kansas
24. Oklahoma
2005
6. Oklahoma State
12. Kansas
17. Oklahoma
24. Texas Tech
2004
4. Oklahoma State
12. Texas
16. Kansas
2003
3. Oklahoma
5. Texas
6. Kansas
24. Missouri
2002
2. Kansas
3. Oklahoma
20. Oklahoma State
2001
10. Iowa State
12. Kansas
13. Oklahoma
18. Texas
2000
6. Iowa State
12. Oklahoma
14. Oklahoma State
15. Texas
132
1997
1. Kansas
18. Iowa State
24. Colorado
ESPN/USA TODAY
2011
4. Kansas
16. Texas
24. Kansas State
2010
6. Kansas
7. Kansas State
10. Baylor
25. Texas A&M
2009
7. Oklahoma
8. Missouri
10. Kansas
23. Texas
2008
1. Kansas
5. Texas A&M
2007
5. Kansas
9. Texas A&M
16. Texas
2006
9. Texas
22. Kansas
2005
8. Oklahoma State
15. Kansas
16. Texas Tech
20. Oklahoma
2004
4. Oklahoma State
9. Kansas
10. Texas
2001
7. Kansas
15. Iowa State
19. Oklahoma
2000
3. Iowa State
6. Oklahoma State
19. Oklahoma
21. Texas
1999
19. Oklahoma
23. Kansas
1998
8. Kansas
1997
5. Kansas
13. Iowa State
20. Texas
25. Colorado
BIG 12 VERSUS NATIONALLY-RANKED
NON-CONFERENCE TEAMS
2010-11
vs. Associated Press Top 25:
vs. USA Today/ESPN Top 25:
9-8
9-9
.529
.500
2009-10
vs. Associated Press Top 25:
vs. USA Today/ESPN Top 25:
10-10
9-13
.500
.409
2008-09
vs. Associated Press Top 25:
vs. USA Today/ESPN Top 25:
10-14
10-14
.417
.417
2007-08
vs. Associated Press Top 25:
vs. USA Today/ESPN Top 25:
11-13
12-14
.458
.462
2006-07
vs. Associated Press Top 25:
vs. USA Today/ESPN Top 25:
7-10
7-9
.412
.438
2005-06
vs. Associated Press Top 25:
vs. USA Today/ESPN Top 25:
9-10 8-11
.474
.421
2004-05
vs. Associated Press Top 25:
vs. USA Today/ESPN Top 25:
7-8
7-8
.467
.467
2003-04
vs. Associated Press Top 25: 9-11
.450
2002-03
vs. Associated Press Top 25: 10-14
.417
2001-02
vs. Associated Press Top 25:
10-10
.500
2000-01
vs. Associated Press Top 25: 8-11 .421
1999-2000
vs. Associated Press Top 25: 5-15
.250
1998-99
vs. Associated Press Top 25: 4-17
.190
1997-98
vs. Associated Press Top 25: 4-14
.222
2003
2. Kansas
3. Texas
7. Oklahoma
22. Missouri
24. Oklahoma State
2002
2. Kansas
4. Oklahoma
15. Missouri
18. Texas
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NATIONAL POLLS
ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL RANKINGS - THE LAST TIME
School
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas State
Missouri
Ranking
15
25
2
21
22
Date
December 20, 2010
November 14, 2005
March 14, 2011
March 14, 2011
February 28, 2011
School
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas A&M
Texas Tech
Ranking
25
18
8
24
22
Date
November 23, 2009
February 12, 2007
March 14, 2011
March 14, 2011
January 4, 2010
Big 12 Meetings Between Top 10 Teams
Date
January 22, 2011
March 13, 2010
March 3, 2010
January 18, 2010
March 15, 2008
February 3, 2007
January 10. 2007
March 12, 2005
February 27, 2005
March 1, 2004
March 8, 2004
February 23, 2003
February 10, 2003
February 1, 2003
March 10, 2002
January 30, 2002
January 19, 2002
January 15, 2002
February 17, 2001
February 9. 1997
January 13, 1997
Result
No. 10/11 Texas 74, No. 2/2 Kansas 63
No. 1/1 Kansas 72, No. 9/9 Kansas State 64
No. 2/2 Kansas 82, No. 5/5 Kansas State 65
No. 10/9 Kansas State 71, No. 1/1 Texas 62
No. 5/5 Kansas 84, No. 6/8 Texas 74
No. 10/8 Texas A&M 69, No. 6/6 Kansas 66
No. 6/6 Kansas 87, No. 9/10 Oklahoma State 57
No. 10/11 Oklahoma State 78, No. 9/9 Kansas 75
No. 8/7 Kansas 81, No. 4/4 Oklahoma State 79 No. 8/7 Oklahoma State 76, No. 10/10 Texas 67
No. 4/4 Texas 76, No. 5/5 Oklahoma 71
No. 5/5 Oklahoma 77, No. 6/6 Kansas 70
No. 6/6 Texas 67, No. 5/5 Oklahoma 61
No. 3/3 Texas 78, No. 9/11 Oklahoma State 65
No. 4/4 Oklahoma 64, No. 1 Kansas 55
No. 6/7 Oklahoma 58, No. 9/9 Oklahoma State 53
No. 2/2 Kansas 74, No. 6/6 Oklahoma 67
No. 4/4 Kansas 79, No. 6/6 Oklahoma State 61
No. 7/9 Iowa State 79, No. 6/6 Kansas 71
No. 1/1 Kansas 69, No. 6/13 Iowa State 62
No. 1/1 Kansas 80, No. 4/4 Iowa State 67
Site
Lawrence, Kan.
Kansas City, Mo.
[Big 12 Championship Final]
Lawrence, Kan.
Manhattan, Kan.
Kansas City, Mo.
[Big 12 Championship Final]
Lawrence, Kan.
Lawrence, Kan.
Kansas City, Mo.
[Big 12 Championship Semifinals]
Lawrence, Kan.
Stillwater, Okla.
Norman, Okla.
Norman, Okla.
Austin, Texas
Austin, Texas
St. Louis, Mo.
[Big 12 Championship Final]
Norman, Okla.
Lawrence, Kan.
Stillwater, Okla.
Ames, Iowa
Ames, Iowa
Lawrence, Kan.
Rankings are Associated Press followed by USA Today/ESPN.
Big12Sports.com
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WEEKLY NATIONAL POLLS
2010-11
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Baylor
Kansas
Kansas State Missouri
Texas Texas A&M
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3
11
10
22
24
D13
9
3
6
12
25
--
D6
9
4
5
11
25
--
N29
10
4
5
8
20
--
N22
13
6
4
12
21
--
N15
17
6
3
14
22
--
PS
14
7
3
15
25
--
M1
21
2
5
--
--
23
--
F22
24
1
6
--
21
22
--
F15 F8 F1 J25 J18
22 24 20 24 25
1
1 1
2
3
7
9 10 11 10
-- -- -- --
--
15 14 9
6
1
24 -- -- --
--
-- -- -- --
--
J11 J4
22 --
3
1
13 11
-- --
1
2
-- --
-- 22
D28
--
1
12
--
2
--
20
D21
--
1
12
--
2
19
23
D14
--
1
17
--
2
23
16
D7
--
1
--
--
2
16
23
N30
--
1
--
--
2
19
--
N23
--
1
--
25
3
--
--
N16
--
1
--
17
3
--
--
PS
--
1
-17
3
---
M1 F22
22 --
2
1
5
6
-- --
25 21
24 23
-- --
F15 F8 F1 J25 J18
22 -- 24 --
--
1
1 1
2
3
7
9 11 13 9
-- -- -- --
--
17 14 10 6
1
23 -- -- --
--
-- -- -- --
--
J11 J4
24 --
3
1
12 10
-- --
1
2
-- --
-- --
D28
--
1
12
--
2
--
24
D21
--
1
15
--
2
--
--
D14
--
1
22
--
2
--
20
D7
--
1
--
--
2
18
--
N30
--
1
--
--
2
22
--
N23
--
1
--
--
3
--
--
N16
--
1
--
17
3
--
--
PS
-1
--
16
3
---
M2
--
9
15
4
--
F23
--
15
11
3
25
F16 F9 F2 J26 J19
-- -- -- --
--
15 16 21 --
--
11 17 -- --
--
2
2 2
4
6
-- -- 16 11 14
J12 J5
21 23
-- --
-- --
6
6
11 7
D29
19
--
--
4
8
D22
21
--
25
4
9
D15
21
--
--
4
5
D8
22
25
--
5
6
D1
24
--
--
6
8
N24
--
22
--
11
6
N17
--
24
--
12
7
PS
-24
-12
7
M2 F23
-- --
9 15
12 8
5
3
-- 24
F16 F9 F2 J26 J19
-- -- -- -- 23
18 16 24 --
--
10 19 -- --
--
2
2 2
5
5
-- -- 17 12 15
J12 J5
21 23
-- --
-- --
5
6
11 7
D29
20
--
--
4
7
D22
22
--
--
4
8
D15
24
--
--
4
5
D8
--
23
--
5
6
D1
--
25
--
6
8
N24
--
23
--
13
7
N17
--
24
--
14
8
PS
-23
-14
8
M3 F25 F18
--
-- --
5
6
4
--
-- 24
9
5
7
--
-- 22
F11
--
3
18
11
16
F4
--
4
20
12
18
J28
25
2
22
10
23
J21 J14
25 --
2
3
--
--
12 19
18 10
J7 D31 D24
-- --
--
3
3
3
-- --
--
12 14
9
11 12
14
D17
--
3
--
4
14
D10
--
3
--
4
14
D3
--
3
--
4
16
N26
--
4
25
8
9
N19
--
4
18
15
16
N12
--
4
22
16
15
PS
-4
25
15
16
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M17 M10 M3 F25 F18
Kansas
1
4
5
6
7
5
Kansas State --
--
--
--
-- 25
Texas
5
7
8
9
5
7
Texas A&M
--
--
--
--
-- 22
F11
3
22
11
16
F4
5
24
12
18
J28 J21 J14
2
2
3
24 --
--
10 12 19
23 16 9
J7 D31 D24
3
3
3
-- --
--
13 14
9
10 10
11
D17
3
--
5
11
D10
3
--
5
12
D3
3
--
5
14
N26
4
--
8
9
N19
4
20
16
15
N12
4
24
16
15
PS
4
-16
14
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M14 M7
Baylor
--
--
--
Kansas
4
2
2
Kansas State 24
24
23
Missouri
--
--
--
Texas 16
9
10
Texas A&M
--
20
21
2009-10
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Baylor
Kansas
Kansas State Oklahoma
Texas
Texas A&M
Texas Tech
Final
19
1
7
--
--
23
--
M8
21
1
9
--
--
23
--
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M15 M8
Baylor
10
21
20
Kansas
6
1
1
Kansas State 7
7
9
Oklahoma
--
--
--
Texas
--
--
--
Texas A&M
25
23
24
Texas Tech
--
--
--
2008-09
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Baylor
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Final
--
14
9
7
--
M9
--
11
14
6
--
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M16 M9
Baylor
--
--
--
Kansas
10
13
11
Missouri
8
9
15
Oklahoma
7
8
7
Texas
23
--
--
2007-08
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Final
Baylor
--
Kansas
4
Kansas State --
Texas
7
Texas A&M
--
134
M10
--
5
--
6
--
2011-12 Big 12 Men’s Basketball Media Guide
WEEKLY NATIONAL POLLS
2006-07
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas A&M
Final
2
--
11
9
M5 F26 F19
2
3
6
--
-- --
15 14 19
7
7
8
F12 F5 J29 J22 J15
9
9 6
8
5
18 17 12 13 12
-- -- 22 -- 21
6
6 10 6
8
J8
6
9
25
8
J1
9
12
--
11
D25
9
13
--
11
D18
11
15
--
13
D11
11
15
--
13
D4
12
22
--
6
N27
5
--
--
9
N20
10
--
--
11
N13
3
--
19
12
PS
3
-21
13
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M12 M5 F26 F19
Kansas
5
2
2
3
6
Oklahoma State
--
--
--
-- --
Texas
16
11
14 15 20
Texas A&M
9
9
7
6
9
F12 F5 J29 J22 J15
8
8 6
8
5
20 17 14 16 14
-- 25 23 -- 23
6
7 8
6
8
J8
6
10
--
9
J1
9
12
--
11
D25
10
14
--
12
D18
12
14
--
13
D11
12
17
--
13
D4
13
--
--
6
N27
5
--
25
8
N20
12
--
25
10
N13
3
--
18
12
PS
3
--
19
13
M6 F27 F20
--
-- --
17 18 16
22 19 22
8
6
7
F13 F6 J30 J23 J16
-- -- -- --
--
22 -- -- --
--
19 20 19 24 25
6
6 7
4
5
J9
--
--
22
8
J2
--
--
12
15
D26
--
--
14
15
D19
--
--
7
15
D12
--
--
8
6
D5
--
--
8
2
N28
--
--
5
2
N21
--
--
5
2
N14
25
--
6
2
PS
25
-6
2
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M13 M6 F27 F20
Colorado
--
--
--
-- --
Iowa State
--
--
--
-- --
Kansas
22
13
18 22 18
Oklahoma
--
20
19 17 20
Texas
9
9
8
7
7
F13 F6 J30 J23 J16
-- 25 25 --
--
-- -- -- --
--
22 -- -- --
--
19 20 18 22 24
6
7 8
5
6
J9
--
--
--
22
9
J2
--
--
--
14
16
D26
--
--
--
15
16
D19
--
--
--
8
15
D12
--
--
--
9
7
D5
--
--
--
9
2
N28
--
--
--
5
2
N21
--
23
--
5
2
N14
np
np
np
np
np
PS
-23
-6
3
M7 F28 F21
9
7
8
17 20 22
10
8
4
--
-- --
--
-- --
F14
2
21
8
--
--
F7
3
16
10
23
25
J31 J24 J17
3
6
2
14 13 18
10 9
5
20 16 15
-- --
--
J10 J3
2
2
25 --
6
7
10 15
-- --
D27
2
--
3
15
--
D20
2
--
3
15
--
D13
2
--
4
14
--
D6
2
--
5
14
--
N29
2
--
6
18
--
N22
2
--
6
15
--
N16
1
--
7
16
--
PS
1
-7
16
--
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M14 M7 F28 F21
Kansas
15
10
9
7
7
Oklahoma
20
16
17 20 23
Oklahoma State
8
8
11
8
4
Texas
--
--
--
-- --
Texas Tech
16
24
--
-- 25
F14
2
22
7
--
25
F7
3
18
10
22
23
J31 J24 J17
3
7
2
16 15 21
11 9
5
18 13 11
-- --
--
J10 J3
2
2
25 --
6
6
9 11
-- --
D27
2
--
3
12
--
D20
2
--
3
12
--
D13
2
--
4
12
--
D6
2
--
5
13
--
N29
2
--
7
15
--
N22
2
--
7
13
--
N16
np
np
np
np
np
PS
1
-8
15
--
F23
20
--
--
6
10
25
F16
21
--
--
7
11
22
F9
12
--
--
10
11
18
F2 J26 J19
20 15 12
-- --
--
22 25 20
13 18 24
11 16 16
19 13 18
J12 J5
14 13
-- --
11 6
-- --
18 18
22 --
D29
13
23
7
--
19
--
D22
12
11
7
--
18
--
D15
6
10
8
--
11
--
D8
5
3
11
--
6
--
D1
1
4
14
25
8
--
N24
6
5
14
24
11
--
N17
6
5
14
25
11
--
PS
6
5
14
25
12
--
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M15 M8 M1 F23
Kansas
9
14
15 18 18
Missouri
--
--
--
-- --
Oklahoma
--
--
--
-- --
Oklahoma State
4
3
7
7
6
Texas
10
11
11 10 10
Texas Tech
--
--
--
-- 25
F16
20
--
--
7
12
23
F9
13
--
--
10
11
19
F2 J26 J19
17 12 10
-- --
--
22 25 21
13 19 25
14 18 14
18 14 18
J12
12
--
13
--
16
22
D29
13
22
8
--
17
--
D22
11
14
7
--
16
--
D15
7
14
8
--
10
--
D8
7
4
11
--
6
--
D1
1
5
12
--
9
--
N23
5
6
13
--
11
25
N17
np
np
np
np
np
np
PS
5
6
15
24
11
--
2005-06
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Iowa State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Final
--
12
24
9
2004-05
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas Tech
Final
12
17
6
--
24
2003-04
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas Tech
Final
16
--
--
4
12
--
Big12Sports.com
M8
18
--
--
7
11
--
M1
21
--
--
8
10
--
J5
14
--
7
24
16
25
135
WEEKLY NATIONAL POLLS
2002-03
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas Tech
Final
6
24
3
--
5
--
M10 M3 F24
4
6
7
--
-- --
6
5
3
23 20 16
3
4
5
--
-- --
F17 F10 F3 J27 J20
6
9 12 12 6
-- 21 21 25 21
5
5 7
6
7
16 13 11 9 13
3
6 3
3
4
-- -- -- --
--
J13 J6
12 14
11 13
5
9
24 --
4
8
-- 23
D30
18
16
10
--
7
25
D23
19
17
5
--
9
--
D16
19
11
7
--
10
--
D9
20
11
6
--
8
--
D2
14
15
6
--
2
--
N25
2
18
8
--
3
--
N18
2
20
7
--
3
--
PS
2
19
3
-4
--
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas Tech
Final
2
22
7
24
3
--
M17
6
25
3
23
5
--
M10 M3 F24
4
6
7
--
-- --
6
5
3
20 18 17
3
4
6
--
-- --
F17
6
22
5
16
4
--
F10
10
21
4
14
6
--
F3 J27 J20
11 13 6
22 25 20
5
6
7
12 11 17
3
3
4
-- -- 25
J13 J6
12 14
11 13
5
9
24 --
4
7
25 21
D30
17
16
11
--
8
22
D23
19
16
5
--
10
25
D16
18
10
7
--
9
--
D9
19
10
8
--
7
--
D2
13
15
7
--
2
--
N25
2
17
8
--
3
--
N18
np
np
np
np
np
np
PS
2
18
3
-5
--
Final M5 F26
2
1
1
--
-- --
3
4
5
20 14 12
--
-- --
--
-- --
F19 F12 F5 J29 J22
1
2 2
2
2
-- -- 22 22 18
6
4 4
6
6
13 16 14 9 11
-- -- -- -- 24
-- -- 24 20 --
J15 J8
4
1
21 17
5
5
6
6
-- --
-- --
J1
2
17
10
5
--
--
D25
2
10
12
5
--
--
D18
3
8
22
6
--
--
D11
4
2
24
8
--
--
D4
4
2
--
10
--
--
N27
8
3
--
14
--
--
N20
4
5
--
15
--
--
PS
7
8
25
18
23
--
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M11 M4 F25
Kansas
2
2
1
1
Missouri
15
--
-- --
Oklahoma
4
3
4
5
Oklahoma State
--
22 13 12
Texas
18
--
-- --
Texas Tech
--
--
-- --
F18 F11 F4 J28 J21
1
2 2
2
2
-- -- -- 24 20
5
4 4
7
6
14 15 12 9 11
-- -- -- --
--
-- -- -- 25 23
J14 J7
4
3
19 17
5
7
6
6
-- --
-- --
D31
3
18
11
5
--
--
D17
4
9
21
6
--
--
D10
5
3
22
9
--
--
D3
5
3
--
10
--
--
N26
7
5
--
12
--
--
N19
3
9
23
16
24
--
N12
5
8
24
18
22
--
PS
7
9
23
18
22
--
F13 F6 J30 J23 J16
7 12 15 17 23
6
5 3
4
5
-- -- -- -- 20
13 21 24 -- 22
-- -- -- 20 --
J9
18
5
--
22
23
J2
23
7
--
15
24
D26
25
7
--
17
--
D19
--
9
--
18
--
D12
--
10
--
19
--
D5
25
3
--
20
--
N28
--
2
--
14
--
N21
--
3
--
19
--
N14
--
4
--
21
--
PS
25
7
-22
--
F13
9
6
14
--
F6
14
5
21
25
J30
18
3
21
24
J9
23
5
19
22
J2
--
7
16
22
D26
--
8
17
25
D19
--
9
17
--
D12
--
8
16
--
D5
--
4
16
25
N28
--
4
13
--
N21
--
4
19
--
N14
np
np
np
np
PS
23
6
21
--
M7 F29 F22
7
10 17
24 23 23
15 21 20
17 13 10
13 16 14
F15
14
24
20
8
17
F8
17
20
16
14
18
F1 J25 J18
20 --
--
15 12 7
18 18 17
13 15 12
16 17 14
J11 J4
-- --
8
9
16 20
14 16
15 17
D28
--
10
22
11
18
D21
--
12
21
13
14
D14
--
8
23
14
15
D7
--
5
--
17
10
N30
--
6
--
21
9
N23
--
10
--
21
20
N16
--
11
--
23
21
PS
-11
-22
21
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M14 M7 F29 F22
Iowa State
3
7
9
14 18
Kansas
--
--
24 23 23
Oklahoma
19
13
18 20 20
Oklahoma State
6
15
14 11 9
Texas
21
18
15 15 15
F15
17
21
19
9
14
F8
21
18
17
13
16
F1 J25 J18
24 --
--
15 11 8
17 17 16
14 16 12
13 14 13
J11 J4
-- --
8
9
17 19
13 12
15 16
D28
--
10
22
11
15
D21
--
11
21
13
14
D14
--
6
24
15
16
D7
--
4
--
17
12
N30
--
6
--
22
11
N23
--
11
--
23
20
N16
np
np
np
np
np
PS
-11
-25
22
2001-02
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas Tech
2000-01
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Iowa State
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Final
10
12
--
13
18
M6 F27 F20
7
8
6
9
10 11
--
-- --
16 17 16
20 24 --
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M13 M4 F27 F20
Iowa State
15
9
8
8
6
Kansas
7
12
10 11 10
Oklahoma
19
14
16 17 15
Texas
--
17
22
-- --
J23 J16
18 23
4
5
24 21
23 24
1999-2000
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Iowa State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
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Final
6
--
12
14
15
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1998-99
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Final M2 F23
22
-- --
--
24 --
--
-- --
--
-- --
--
-- 22
F16 F9 F2 J26 J19
-- 24 -- 22 19
22 -- 24 --
--
-- -- -- --
--
-- -- -- -- 23
-- -- -- --
--
J12 J5
15 16
-- --
-- --
22 22
-- --
D29
18
--
--
25
--
D22
13
--
23
25
--
D15
13
--
24
18
--
D8
10
--
--
19
--
D1
7
--
--
11
--
N24
8
--
--
12
--
N17
8
--
--
13
--
PS
8
--13
--
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M8 M1 F22
Kansas
23
22
-- --
Oklahoma
19
--
-- --
Oklahoma State
--
--
-- --
Texas
--
23 22 23
F15 F8 F1 J25 J18
-- 22 22 20 19
-- -- -- -- 25
-- -- 21 23 23
25 -- -- --
--
J11 J4
14 16
-- --
21 22
-- --
D28
14
--
21
--
D21
11
--
19
--
D14
11
--
17
--
D7
8
--
21
--
N29
6
--
15
--
N22
7
--
17
--
N15
np
np
np
np
PS
8
-18
--
F17 F10 F3 J27 J20
4
4 3
5
3
-- -- -- --
--
-- -- -- --
--
-- -- -- --
--
J13
3
--
25
--
J6
4
--
--
--
D30
2
--
--
--
D23
2
--
--
--
D16
2
--
--
--
D9
3
--
--
--
D2
2
--
--
--
N25
2
18
--
--
N18
2
19
--
--
PS
2
20
-22
F16 F9
3
3
-- --
-- --
J11
4
--
--
J4
3
--
--
D29
3
--
--
D22
3
--
--
D15
3
--
--
D8
3
--
--
D1
2
17
--
N24
np
np
np
N17
4
21
24
PS
1997-98
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas
Final M3 F24
2
4
4
--
-- --
--
25 25
--
-- --
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M8 M1 F23
Kansas
8
2
3
4
4
Oklahoma
--
25
--
-- --
Texas
--
--
--
-- --
F2 J25 J18
4
3
3
-- --
--
-- --
--
1996-97
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Colorado
Iowa State
Kansas
Texas
Texas Tech
Final
24
18
1
--
--
M4 F25 F18
18 19 21
16 13 7
1
1
1
--
-- --
--
-- --
USA TODAY/ESPN COACHES’ POLL
Final M10 M3 F24 F17
Colorado
25
23
16 19 20
Iowa State
13
17
15 12 8
Kansas
5
1
1
1
1
Texas
20
--
--
-- --
Texas Tech
--
--
--
-- 23
F11 F4 J28
15 15 18
9
6 11
1
1 1
-- -- 23
21 23 22
J21 J14
18 --
14 8
1
1
23 23
20 25
J7 D31 D24
-- --
--
4
4
5
1
1
1
22 18
18
20 23
--
D17
--
5
1
14
23
D10
--
6
1
13
18
D3
--
9
1
18
--
N26
--
9
2
18
--
N19
--
11
2
17
--
PS
-11
2
16
--
F10
16
9
1
--
20
J20 J13
22 --
12 5
1
1
21 20
20 23
J6 D30 D23
-- --
--
4
4
5
1
1
1
19 17
16
21 21
22
D16
--
5
1
14
23
D9
--
12
1
13
19
D2
--
15
1
11
25
N25
--
15
2
13
--
N18
np
np
np
np
np
PS
-11
1
15
--
F3
19
13
1
--
21
J27
20
12
1
21
22
np – No poll announced
BIG 12 WINS VERSUS TOP 5 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS
Date
December 22, 2009
December 19, 2009
March 26, 2009
April 7, 2008
April 5, 2008
Dec. 2, 2007
Nov. 25, 2006
Jan. 14, 2006
Jan. 2, 2006
Dec. 7, 2004
March 27, 2004
Jan. 13, 2004
Dec. 6, 2003
Nov. 23, 2003
March 29, 2003
Jan. 7, 2003
Dec. 21, 2001
Dec. 1, 2001
Dec. 23, 2000
Nov. 27, 1999
Dec. 2, 1997
Dec. 4, 1996 Result
Location
No. 2/2 Texas def. No. 9/9 Michigan State, 79-68................................................................................................................... Austin, Texas
No. 2/2 Texas def. No. 10/10 North Carolina, 103-90.................................................................. Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas
No. 9/9 Missouri def. No. 3/2 Memphis, 102-91................................................................. NCAA Regional Semifinal, Glendale, Ariz.
No. 4/4 Kansas def. No. 2/3 Memphis, 75-68 (OT) ..........................................................NCAA Championship, San Antonio, Texas
No. 4/4 Kansas def. No. 1/1 North Carolina, 84-66...................................................NCAA National Semifinal, San Antonio, Texas
No. 8/8 Texas def. No. 2/1 UCLA, 63-61......................................................................................................................... Los Angeles, Calif.
No. 10/12 Kansas def. No. 1/1 Florida, 82-80 (ot)..................................................................................Orleans Arena, Las Vegas, Nev.
No. 8/9 Texas def. No. 3/3 Villanova, 58-55.............................................................................................................................. Austin, Texas
No. 15/16 Texas def. No. 4/4 Memphis, 69-58..................................................................................................................... Memphis, Tenn.
No. 5/5 Oklahoma State def. No. 4/4 Syracuse, 74-60........................................................................ Jimmy V. Classic, New York, N.Y.
No. 4/3 Oklahoma State def. No. 5/5 Saint Joseph’s (Pa.), 64-62................................. NCAA Regional Final, East Rutherford, N.J.
No. 18/16 Texas def. No. 4/3 Wake Forest, 94-81.................................................................................................................. Austin, Texas
No. 14/12 Oklahoma def. No. 5/6 Michigan State, 80-77........................................................................................... East Lansing, Mich.
No. 6/5 Kansas def. No. 3/4 Michigan State, 81-74............................................................................................................ Lawrence, Kan.
No. 6/6 Kansas def. No. 2/2 Arizona, 78-75.................................................................................NCAA Regional Final, Anaheim, Calif.
No. 9/9 Oklahoma def. No. 3/3 Connecticut, 73-63..........................................................................................................Norman, Okla.
No. 22/21 Oklahoma def. No. 2/2 Maryland, 72-56............................................................................................................Norman, Okla.
No 8/7 Kansas def. No. 4/3 Arizona, 105-97.......................................................................................................................... Phoenix, Ariz.
Texas def. No. 5/5 Illinois, 72-64................................................................................................................................................ Austin, Texas
No. 20/20 Texas def. No. 3/2 Michigan State, 81-74.................................................. Puerto Rico Shootout, Bayamon, Puerto Rico
No. 2/3 Kansas def. No. 4/4 Arizona, 90-87..........................................................................................................Great Eight, Chicago, Ill.
No. 1/1 Kansas def. No. 4/4 Cincinnati, 72-65 ...................................................................................................Great Eight, Chicago, Ill.
Rankings are listed as Associated Press followed by USA Today/ESPN poll.
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BIG 12 IN THE NBA
Players From Big 12 Schools In The NBA
Player
Ekpe Udoh
Craig Brackins
Cole Aldrich
Darrell Arthur
Mario Chalmers
Nick Collison
Drew Gooden
Xavier Henry
Kirk Hinrich
Darnell Jackson
Marcus Morris
Markieff Morris
Paul Pierce
Brandon Rush
Josh Selby
Julian Wright
Michael Beasley
Bill Walker
Keyon Dooling
Linas Kleiza
Blake Griffin
Eduardo Najera
Willie Warren
Tony Allen
James Anderson
Joey Graham
Stephen Graham
LaMarcus Aldridge
D.J. Augustin
Avery Bradley
Kevin Durant
Maurice Evans
T.J. Ford
Daniel Gibson
Jordan Hamilton
Royal Ivey
Damion James
Cory Joseph
Dexter Pittman
Tristan Thompson
DeAndre Jordan
Acie Law
Tony Battie
School
Baylor
Iowa State
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas
Kansas State
Kansas State
Missouri
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma State
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas A&M
Texas A&M
Texas Tech
Current Team
Golden State Warriors
Philadelphia 76ers
Oklahoma City Thunder
Memphis Grizzlies
Miami Heat
Oklahoma City Thunder
Milwaukee Bucks
Memphis Grizzlies
Atlanta Hawks
Sacramento Kings
Houston Rockets
Phoenix Suns
Boston Celtics
Indiana Pacers
Memphis Grizzlies
Toronto Raptors
Minnesota Timberwolves
New York Knicks
Milwaukee Bucks
Toronto Raptors
Los Angeles Clippers
Charlotte Bobcats
Los Angeles Clippers
Memphis Grizzlies
San Antonio Spurs
Cleveland Cavaliers
New Jersey Nets
Portland Trail Blazers
Charlotte Bobcats
Boston Celtics
Oklahoma City Thunder
Washington Wizards
Indiana Pacers
Cleveland Cavaliers
Denver Nuggets
Oklahoma City Thunder
New Jersey Nets
San Antonio Spurs
Miami Heat
Cleveland Cavaliers
Los Angeles Clippers
Golden State Warriors
Philadelphia 76ers
Listed updated as of September 2011
Players listed may have competed prior to the first year of Big 12 play in 1996-97
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Tristan Thompson was the No. 4 pick in the 2011 NBA Draft,
the sixth straight year the Big 12 has had at least one player
drafted among the top six selections.
BIG 12 NBA CHAMPIONS
The players below have captured NBA titles in the National
Basketball Association (Only athletes who competed in the Big 12
since the league began play in 1996-97 are included).
Season
Player, Team
Alma Mater
2007-08
Tony Allen, Boston Celtics
Oklahoma State
Paul Pierce, Boston Celtics
Kansas
Scot Pollard, Boston Celtics
Kansas
2006-07
Jacque Vaughn, San Antonio Spurs
Kansas
2005-06
Wayne Simien, Miami Heat
Kansas
2003-04
Chauncey Billups, Detroit Pistons
Colorado
2000-01
Tyronn Lue, Los Angeles Lakers
Nebraska
1999-00
Tyronn Lue, Los Angeles Lakers
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2011
Rd/Pk
1/4
1/12
1/13
1/14
1/26
1/29
2/49
2010
Rd/Pk
1/6
1/11
1/12
1/19
1/20
1/21
1/25
2/32
2/47
2/54
2009
Rd/Pk
1/1
1/27
2/48
2/59
Player, School
Tristan Thompson, F, Texas
Alec Burks, G, Colorado
Markieff Morris, F, Kansas
Marcus Morris, F, Kansas
Jordan Hamilton, F, Texas
Cory Joseph, G, Texas
Josh Selby, G, Kansas
Player, School
Ekpe Udoh, Baylor
Cole Aldrich, Kansas
Xavier Henry, Kansas
Avery Bradley, Texas
James Anderson, Oklahoma State
Craig Brackins, Iowa State
Damion James, Texas
Dexter Pittman, Texas
Tiny Gallon, Oklahoma
Willie Warren, Oklahoma
Team
Golden State Warriors
New Orleans Hornets
(Traded to Oklahoma City)
Memphis Grizzlies
Boston Celtics
San Antonio Spurs
Oklahoma City Thunder
(Traded to New Orleans)
Atlanta Hawks
(Traded to New Jersey)
Miami Heat
Milwaukee Bucks
Los Angeles Clippers
Player, School
Blake Griffin, Oklahoma
DeMarre Carroll, Missouri
Taylor Griffin, Oklahoma
Chinemelu Elonu, Texas A&M
Team
Los Angeles Clippers
Memphis Grizzlies
Phoenix Suns
Los Angeles Lakers
2008
Rd/Pk Player, School
1/2
Michael Beasley, Kansas State
1/9
D.J. Augustin, Texas
1/13
Brandon Rush, Kansas
1/27
Darrell Arthur, Kansas
2/34
Mario Chalmers, Kansas
2/35
DeAndre Jordan, Texas A&M
2/47
Bill Walker, Kansas State
2/52
Darnell Jackson, Kansas
2/55
Mike Taylor, Iowa State
2/56
Sasha Kaun, Kansas
2007
Rd/Pk
1/2
1/11
1/13
2/51
2006
Rd/Pk
1/2
2/35
2/42
2/60
2005
Rd/Pk
1/15
1/16
1/27
1/29
Team
Cleveland Cavaliers
Utah Jazz
Phoenix Suns
Houston Rockets
Dallas Mavericks
(Traded to Denver Nuggets)
San Antonio Spurs
Memphis Grizzlies
Team
Miami Heat
Charlotte Bobcats
Portland Trail Blazers
(Traded to Indiana)
New Orleans Hornets
(Traded to Memphis)
Minnesota Timberwolves
(Traded to Miami)
Los Angeles Clippers
Washington Wizards
(Traded to Boston)
Miami Heat
(Traded to Cleveland)
Portland Trail Blazers
(Traded to Los Angeles Clippers)
Seattle Sonics
(Traded to Cleveland)
Player, School
Kevin Durant, Texas
Acie Law, Texas A&M
Julian Wright, Kansas
JamesOn Curry, Oklahoma State
Team
Seattle Sonics
Atlanta Hawks
New Orleans Hornets
Chicago Bulls
Player, School
LaMarcus Aldridge, Texas
P.J. Tucker, Texas
Daniel Gibson, Texas
Will Blalock, Iowa State
Team
Chicago Bulls
(Traded to Portland)
Toronto Raptors
Cleveland Cavaliers
Detroit Pistons
Player, School
Antoine Wright, Texas A&M
Joey Graham, Oklahoma State
Linas Kleiza, Missouri
Wayne Simien, Kansas
Team
New Jersey Nets
Toronto Raptors
Portland Trail Blazers
(Traded to Denver)
Miami Heat
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2004
Rd/Pk
1/25
1/29
2/31
2/35
2/37
2/54
2003
Rd/Pk
1/7
1/8
1/12
Player, School
Tony Allen, Oklahoma State David Harrison, Colorado
Jackson Vroman, Iowa State Andre Emmett, Texas Tech Royal Ivey, Texas Rickey Paulding, Missouri
Team
Boston Celtics
Indiana Pacers
Phoenix Suns
Memphis Grizzlies
Atlanta Hawks
Detroit Pistons
Player, School
Kirk Hinrich, Kansas T.J. Ford, Texas
Nick Collison, Kansas Team
Chicago Bulls
Milwaukee Bucks
Seattle Supersonics
2002
Rd/Pk Player, School
1/4
Drew Gooden, Kansas
1/20
Kareem Rush, Missouri 2/48
Chris Owens, Texas
2001
Rd/Pk Player, School
1/27
Jamaal Tinsley, Iowa State
2/43
Eric Chenowith, Kansas 2000
Rd/Pk
1/4
1/7
1/10
1/17
2/38
2/56
1999
Rd/Pk
2/45
2/50
2/55
1998
Rd/Pk
1/3
1/10
1/22
1/23
2/49
2/51
1997
Rd/Pk
1/3
1/5
1/15
1/19
1/27
2/57
Team
Memphis Grizzlies
Toronto Raptors
(Traded to LA Lakers)
Milwaukee Bucks
Team
Vancouver Grizzlies
(Traded to Indiana)
New York Knicks
Player, School
Marcus Fizer, Iowa State Chris Mihm, Texas
Keyon Dooling, Missouri
Desmond Mason, Oklahoma State
Eduardo Najera, Oklahoma
Jaquay Walls, Colorado
Team
Chicago Bulls
Chicago Bulls
(Traded to Cleveland)
Orlando Magic
(Traded to LA Clippers)
Seattle Supersonics
Houston Rockets
(Traded to Dallas)
Indiana Pacers
Player, School
Ryan Robertson, Kansas Venson Hamilton, Nebraska
Kris Clack, Texas Team
Sacramento Kings
Houston Rockets
Boston Celtics
Player, School
Raef LaFrentz, Kansas Paul Pierce, Kansas Brian Skinner, Baylor Tyronn Lue, Nebraska Cory Carr, Texas Tech Corey Brewer, Oklahoma Team
Denver Nuggets
Boston Celtics
Los Angeles Clippers
Denver Nuggets
Atlanta Hawks
(Traded To Chicago)
Miami Heat
Player, School
Chauncey Billups, Colorado Tony Battie, Texas Tech Kelvin Cato, Iowa State Scot Pollard, Kansas Jacque Vaughn, Kansas Nate Erdmann, Oklahoma Team
Boston Celtics
Denver Nuggets
Portland Trail Blazers
Detroit Pistons
Utah Jazz
Utah Jazz
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