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2010 NCAA Basketball Predictions

2010 NCAA predictions

September 25, 2009 – Matt Anaya

 

Top 25 and 1
01 Kansas 14 Mississippi State
02 Kentucky 15 Georgia Tech
03 Texas 16 Louisville
04 North Carolina 17 Ohio State
05 Purdue 18 Butler
06 Michigan State 19 Michigan
07 Villanova 20 Florida State
08 Connecticut 21 California
09 Duke 22 Tennessee
10 West Virginia 23 Wake Forest
11 Georgetown 24 Dayton
12 Washington 25 Minnesota
13 Oklahoma 26 Maryland

NCAA POY- John Wall, Kentucky

 

All-American Team

1st Team
G John Wall Kentucky
G Evan Turner Ohio State
F Greg Monroe Georgetown
C/F Cole Aldrich Kansas
C/F Ed Davis North Carolina

2nd Team
G Devin Ebanks West Virginia
G Willie Warren Oklahoma
F Al-Farouq Aminu Wake Forest
C/F Craig Brackins Iowa State
C/F Derrick Favors Georgia Tech

3rd Team
G Kemba Walker Connecticut
G Avery Bradley Texas
F Patrick Patterson Kentucky
C/F Stanley Robinson Connecticut
C/F Jarvis Varnado Mississippi State

 

All ACC

1st Team
G Greivis Vasquez Maryland
G/F Chris Singleton Florida State
F Al- Farouq Aminu Wake Forest
F Kyle Singler Duke
C/F Ed Davis North Carolina

2nd Team
G Iman Shumpert Georgia Tech
G/F Sylvan Landesberg Virginia Tech
F Gani Lawal Georgia Tech
F Derrick Favors Georgia Tech
C Solomon Alabi Florida State

Conference POY- Ed Davis, North Carolina

Newcomer of the Year- Derrick Favors, Georgia Tech

 

All Big-12

1st Team
G Willie Warren Oklahoma
G Avery Bradley Texas
F Damion James Texas
F Craig Brackins Iowa State
C Cole Aldrich Kansas

2nd Team
G Sherron Collins Kansas
G Denis Clemente Kansas State
G/F Cory Higgins Colorado
F James Anderson Oklahoma State
F/C Wally Judge Kansas State

Conference POY- Cole Aldrich, Kansas

Newcomer of the Year- Avery Bradley, Texas

 

All Pac-10

1st Team
G Jerome Randle California
G Tajuan Porter Oregon
G/F Malcolm Lee UCLA
G/F Quincy Pondexter Washington
C Michael Dunigan Oregon

2nd Team
G Isaiah Thomas Washington
G Nic Wise Arizona
G/F Daniel Hackett Southern California
F Patrick Christopher California
C Joevan Catron Oregon

Conference POY- Quincy Pondexter, Washington

Newcomer of the Year- Abdul Gaddy, Washington

 

All Big-10

1st Team
G Kalin Lucas Michigan State
G Manny Harris Michigan
G/F Evan Turner Ohio State
F Robbie Hummel Purdue
C Mike Davis Illinois

2nd Team
G Talor Battle Penn State
G E’Twaun Moore Purdue
G/F William Buford Ohio State
F Raymar Morgan Michigan State
C Jajuan Johnson Purdue

Conference POY- Evan Turner, Ohio State

Newcomer of the Year- Brandon Paul, Illinois

 

All SEC

1st Team
G John Wall Kentucky
G Kenny Boynton Florida
F Patrick Patterson Kentucky
F Tyler Smith Tennessee
C Jarvis Varnado Mississippi State

2nd Team
G Devan Downey South Carolina
G Terrico White Mississippi
F Tasmin Mitchell Louisiana State
F Demarcus Cousins Kentucky
C A.J. Ogilvy Vanderbilt

Conference POY- John Wall, Kentucky

Newcomer of the Year- John Wall, Kentucky

 

All Big East

1st Team
G Devin Ebanks West Virginia
G Kemba Walker Connecticut
F Stanley Robinson Connecticut
F Luke Harangody Notre Dame
C Greg Monroe Notre Dame

2nd Team
G Scottie Reynolds Villanova
G Jerome Dyson Connecticut
F Lazar Heyward Marquette
F Desean Butler West Virginia
C Samardo Samuels Louisville

Conference POY- Greg Monroe, Georgetown

Newcomer of the Year- Dominic Cheek, Villanova

 

Missouri Valley

Conference POY- Kevin Dillard, Southern Illinois

 

Atlantic-10

Conference POY- Chris ‘Top Flight’ Wright, Dayton

 

Western Athletic

Conference POY- Luke Babbitt, Nevada

 

Conference USA

Conference POY- Jerome Jordan, Tulsa

 

Colonial Athletic

Conference POY- Larry Sanders, Virginia Commonwealth

 

Horizon

Conference POY- Gordon Hayward, Butler

 

Western Coast

Conference POY- Matt Bouldin, Gonzaga

 

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Comments

  • http://www.MontlakeMadness.com Montlake Madness

    Daniel Hackett left USC after last season (he wasn’t a senior), and is playing professionally in Italy. Just wanted to let you know.

    Thanks,
    Montlake Madness
    MontlakeMadness.com – THE Fan Site for UW Husky Basketball

  • http://www.MontlakeMadness.com Montlake Madness

    And, Greg Monroe is on Georgetown, not ND. (You have it correctly in one spot and wrong in another.)

  • alex vakselis

    to montlake. im just curious who would you have had as all pac-10 since hackett cannot qualify? seems like a down year for a usually loaded conference.

  • John

    LAR-RY SAN-DERS!

  • matt

    i dont get how there are three all acc players from georgia tech, the worst team in the acc last year, and only three total from duke carolina and wake, the top three in the acc last year. and one of the georgia tech all acc is a freshman. and john wall as an all american? i think jon scheyer, deon thompson, and ld williams-all players that have proven themselves throughout their career- are more deserving than the georgia tech players

  • John

    Sylvan Landesberg plays for UVa, not Va Tech. Makes the credibility of your list a tad suspect when you don’t even know what school these guys play for…

  • alex vakselis

    john, i think you need to realize that when a post like this is submitted the website, mistakes can occur. especially when it comes to college players that most people are not familiar with. i am positive that when this list was submitted, the school next to landesberg’s name was uva. just like i am positive that next to greg monroe the school was georgetown. i think people like you and montlake need to concentrate more on the players listed and the rankings than a mistake that the webmasters might have made. have an opinion, dont attack typos or errors.

  • Dusty

    your top 25 sounds legit but your all conference teams are a concern, the three best point guards in country are not even on their first team all conference, I am not a KS fan but collins is head over hills the best pg in the nation. And the best kept secret in college basketbal is Downey @ SC. And by the way MSU aint even the best team in Mississippi where you’l find the toughest and must under rated guard in the Game. (Warren)
    watch out for this all american team!
    Devin Ebanks,Cole Aldrich,Willie Warren,Sherron Collins,Matt Bouldin

  • Dusty

    TX, KS, Villinova, Purdue, MichState (1-5)
    WV, NC, Lou., Duke, MI (6-10)
    OK, Memphis, TN, Uconn, KY (11-15)
    Butler, Oregon, GT, MN, Pitt (16-20)
    MIss., MN, OSU., UCLA. MSU

    Aldrich player of the year

  • Ben

    Landesberg=UVA not VT.

  • John Cena

    Kansas State is way better than people are giving them credit for, and ever heard of jacob pullen?

  • MiKE

    The Best Team In The NCAA IS The Syracuse Orange…And You Didn’t Even Have Them Picked In The Top 25?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

  • gfire

    devin downey leads the nation in steals per game and the SEC in points per game. he deserves the SEC POTY over john wall

  • d real truth

    This is old. What are the newest projections. Things have sure changed since September. Wall is not the out and out leader for POY, that’s for sure. Evan Turner has usurped that place at this point. This is a tight race though

  • JG

    Hey douche, how could you leave Malcolm Delaney off first team acc and furthermore how could you think Sylevn Landesburg goes to Va Tech. Terrible website. Completely destroys any credibility you might hope to achieve. Try again.