List of All-Big East Conference men's basketball teams

The All-Big East men's basketball team is an annual Big East Conference honor bestowed on the best players in the conference following every college basketball season.[1]

Players are listed by number of votes, with the player who received the most votes listed first.

Selections

1980–1989

Season First team Second team Third team
Players Teams Players Teams Players Teams
1979–80
 John Duren Georgetown Dan Callandrillo Seton Hall Eddie Moss Syracuse
Craig Shelton Georgetown Sleepy Floyd Georgetown Marty Headd Syracuse
Reggie Carter St. John's Wayne McKoy St. John's Joe Beaulieu Boston College
Roosevelt Bouie Syracuse Corny Thompson UConn Mike McKay UConn
Louis Orr Syracuse David Russell St. John's Rudy Williams Providence
1980–81
 John Bagley Boston College Marty Headd Syracuse Stewart Granger Villanova
Corny Thompson UConn Dan Callandrillo Seton Hall Dwan Chandler Boston College
Sleepy Floyd Georgetown Chuck Aleksinas UConn Wayne McKoy St. John's
Danny Schayes Syracuse Eric Smith Georgetown Howard McNeil Seton Hall
John Pinone Villanova David Russell St. John's Mike McKay UConn
Fran Gilroy St. John's
1981–82
 John Bagley Boston College Erich Santifer Syracuse Ron Jackson Providence
Corny Thompson UConn Chris Mullin St. John's Eric Smith Georgetown
Sleepy Floyd Georgetown Stewart Granger Villanova Otis Thorpe Providence
David Russell St. John's Patrick Ewing Georgetown Tony Bruin Syracuse
Dan Callandrillo Seton Hall Mike McKay UConn Billy Goodwin St. John's
John Pinone Villanova
1982–83
 Patrick Ewing Georgetown Michael Adams Boston College Ron Jackson Providence
Erich Santifer Syracuse Stewart Granger Villanova Leo Rautins Syracuse
Chris Mullin St. John's John Garris Boston College Otis Thorpe Providence
Ed Pinckney Villanova Jay Murphy Boston College Billy Goodwin St. John's
John Pinone Villanova David Russell St. John's Clyde Vaughan Pittsburgh
1983–84
 Jay Murphy Boston College Michael Adams Boston College Michael Jackson Georgetown
Patrick Ewing Georgetown David Wingate Georgetown Karl Hobbs UConn
Otis Thorpe Providence Ed Pinckney Villanova Bill Wennington St. John's
Chris Mullin St. John's Rafael Addison Syracuse Dwayne McClain Villanova
Pearl Washington Syracuse Clyde Vaughan Pittsburgh Harold Pressley Villanova
Andre McCloud Seton Hall
1984–85
 Patrick Ewing Georgetown Earl Kelley UConn Michael Jackson Georgetown
Chris Mullin St. John's Michael Adams Boston College Mike Moses St. John's
Rafael Addison Syracuse Bill Wennington St. John's Dwayne McClain Villanova
Pearl Washington Syracuse Walter Berry St. John's Andre McCloud Seton Hall
Ed Pinckney Villanova Bill Martin Georgetown David Wingate Georgetown
Charles Smith Pittsburgh
1985–86
 Reggie Williams Georgetown Earl Kelley UConn Roger McCready Boston College
Mark Jackson St. John's David Wingate Georgetown Michael Jackson Georgetown
Walter Berry St. John's Rafael Addison Syracuse Demetreus Gore Pittsburgh
Pearl Washington Syracuse Rony Seikaly Syracuse Charles Smith Pittsburgh
Harold Pressley Villanova Wendell Alexis Syracuse Billy Donovan Providence
1986–87
 Reggie Williams Georgetown Dana Barros Boston College Derrick Coleman Syracuse
Charles Smith Pittsburgh Perry McDonald Georgetown Greg Monroe Syracuse
Jerome Lane Pittsburgh Mark Bryant Seton Hall Dave Kipfer Providence
Billy Donovan Providence Rony Seikaly Syracuse James Major Seton Hall
Mark Jackson St. John's Harold Jensen Villanova Willie Glass St. John's
Sherman Douglas Syracuse
1987–88
 Mark Bryant Seton Hall Jerome Lane Pittsburgh Clifford Robinson UConn
Charles Smith Pittsburgh Shelton Jones St. John's Mark Plansky Villanova
Dana Barros Boston College Rony Seikaly Syracuse Tom Greis Villanova
Sherman Douglas Syracuse Charles Smith Georgetown Steve Wright Providence
Derrick Coleman Syracuse Doug West Villanova Michael Porter St. John's
1988–89
 Sherman Douglas Syracuse Dana Barros Boston College Eric Murdock Providence
Charles Smith Georgetown Stephen Thompson Syracuse Jason Matthews Pittsburgh
Ramón Ramos Seton Hall Jayson Williams St. John's John Morton Seton Hall
Brian Shorter Pittsburgh Alonzo Mourning Georgetown Andrew Gaze Seton Hall
Derrick Coleman Syracuse Clifford Robinson UConn Doug West Villanova

1990–1999

Season First team Second team Third team
Players Teams Players Teams Players Teams
1989–90
 Mark Tillmon Georgetown Chris Smith UConn Tate George UConn
Alonzo Mourning Georgetown Dikembe Mutombo Georgetown Nadav Henefeld UConn
Brian Shorter Pittsburgh Carlton Screen Providence Dwayne Bryant Georgetown
Boo Harvey St. John's Malik Sealy St. John's Jason Matthews Pittsburgh
Derrick Coleman Syracuse Stephen Thompson Syracuse Marty Conlon Providence
Billy Owens Syracuse
1990–91
 Billy Owens Syracuse Dave Johnson Syracuse Scott Burrell UConn
Malik Sealy St. John's Brian Shorter Pittsburgh Alonzo Mourning Georgetown
Dikembe Mutombo Georgetown Anthony Avent Seton Hall Robert Werdann St. John's
Terry Dehere Seton Hall Chris Smith UConn Jason Matthews Pittsburgh
Eric Murdock Providence Jason Buchanan St. John's Lance Miller Villanova
1991–92
 Alonzo Mourning Georgetown Bill Curley Boston College Rod Sellers UConn
Malik Sealy St. John's Scott Burrell UConn Darren Morningstar Pittsburgh
Dave Johnson Syracuse Jerry Walker Seton Hall Michael Smith Providence
Chris Smith UConn Sean Miller Pittsburgh Marques Bragg Providence
Terry Dehere Seton Hall Lance Miller Villanova Joey Brown Georgetown
Lawrence Moten Syracuse
1992–93
 Bill Curley Boston College Artūras Karnišovas Seton Hall Constantin Popa Miami (FL)
Donyell Marshall UConn Shawnelle Scott St. John's Lamont Middleton St. John's
Lawrence Moten Syracuse Michael Smith Providence Jerry Walker Seton Hall
David Cain St. John's Howard Eisley Boston College Adrian Autry Syracuse
Terry Dehere Seton Hall Jerry McCullough Pittsburgh Scott Burrell UConn
1993–94
 Donyell Marshall UConn Michael Smith Providence Eric Mobley Pittsburgh
Bill Curley Boston College Othella Harrington Georgetown Shawnelle Scott St. John's
Kerry Kittles Villanova Artūras Karnišovas Seton Hall Donny Marshall UConn
Lawrence Moten Syracuse John Wallace Syracuse Jerry McCullough Pittsburgh
Adrian Autry Syracuse Howard Eisley Boston College Doron Sheffer UConn
1994–95
 Danya Abrams Boston College Jaime Peterson Pittsburgh Adrian Griffin Seton Hall
Eric Williams Providence Eric Eberz Villanova Donny Marshall UConn
John Wallace Syracuse Jason Lawson Villanova Jerome Williams Georgetown
Ray Allen UConn Doron Sheffer UConn Constantin Popa Miami (FL)
Lawrence Moten Syracuse Allen Iverson Georgetown Felipe López St. John's
Kerry Kittles Villanova Kevin Ollie UConn
1995–96
 Danya Abrams Boston College Zendon Hamilton St. John's Austin Croshere Providence
Kerry Kittles Villanova Jason Lawson Villanova Pat Garrity Notre Dame
John Wallace Syracuse Adrian Griffin Seton Hall Damian Owens West Virginia
Ray Allen UConn Damon Santiago Rutgers Othella Harrington Georgetown
Allen Iverson Georgetown Doron Sheffer UConn Jerome Williams Georgetown
1996–97
 Danya Abrams Boston College Tim James Miami (FL) Derrick Brown Providence
Victor Page Georgetown Vonteego Cummings Pittsburgh Felipe López St. John's
Pat Garrity Notre Dame Zendon Hamilton St. John's Jason Cipolla Syracuse
Austin Croshere Providence Shaheen Holloway Seton Hall Tim Thomas Villanova
Alvin Williams Villanova Otis Hill Syracuse Damian Owens West Virginia
Jason Lawson Villanova
1997–98
 Richard Hamilton UConn Vonteego Cummings Pittsburgh Antonio Granger Boston College
Tim James Miami (FL) Jamel Thomas Providence Duane Woodward Boston College
Pat Garrity Notre Dame Zendon Hamilton St. John's Khalid El-Amin UConn
Felipe López St. John's Levell Sanders Seton Hall Shaheen Holloway Seton Hall
Damian Owens West Virginia Todd Burgan Syracuse Etan Thomas Syracuse
1998–99
 Richard Hamilton UConn Khalid El-Amin UConn Vonteego Cummings Pittsburgh
Tim James Miami (FL) Troy Murphy Notre Dame Isaac Hawkins Pittsburgh
Johnny Hemsley Miami (FL) Bootsy Thornton St. John's Rob Hodgson Rutgers
Jamel Thomas Providence Etan Thomas Syracuse Jason Hart Syracuse
Ron Artest St. John's Marcus Goree West Virginia John Celestand Villanova

2000–2009

Season First team Second team Third team
Players Teams Players Teams Players Teams
1999–00
 Khalid El-Amin UConn Johnny Hemsley Miami (FL) Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje Georgetown
Troy Murphy Notre Dame Ricardo Greer Pittsburgh Mario Bland Miami (FL)
Erick Barkley St. John's Lavor Postell St. John's Bootsy Thornton St. John's
Jason Hart Syracuse Shaheen Holloway Seton Hall Ryan Blackwell Syracuse
Etan Thomas Syracuse Malik Allen Villanova Marcus Goree West Virginia
2000–01
 Troy Bell Boston College Kevin Braswell Georgetown Caron Butler UConn
Troy Murphy Notre Dame Ricardo Greer Pittsburgh John Salmons Miami (FL)
Preston Shumpert Syracuse John Linehan Providence Ryan Humphrey Notre Dame
Michael Bradley Villanova Eddie Griffin Seton Hall Todd Billet Rutgers
Calvin Bowman West Virginia Damone Brown Syracuse Omar Cook St. John's
2001–02
 Troy Bell Boston College Darius Rice Miami (FL) Emeka Okafor UConn
Caron Butler UConn John Salmons Miami (FL) Kevin Braswell Georgetown
Mike Sweetney Georgetown John Linehan Providence James Jones Miami (FL)
Ryan Humphrey Notre Dame Rashod Kent Rutgers Chris Thomas Notre Dame
Brandin Knight Pittsburgh Ricky Wright Villanova DeShaun Williams Syracuse
Marcus Hatten St. John's Chris Moss West Virginia
Preston Shumpert Syracuse
2002–03
 Troy Bell Boston College Craig Smith Boston College Darius Rice Miami (FL)
Emeka Okafor UConn Ben Gordon UConn Julius Page Pittsburgh
Mike Sweetney Georgetown Chris Thomas Notre Dame Chevon Troutman Pittsburgh
Matt Carroll Notre Dame Brandin Knight Pittsburgh Hakim Warrick Syracuse
Marcus Hatten St. John's Ryan Gomes Providence Drew Schifino West Virginia
Carmelo Anthony Syracuse Andre Barrett Seton Hall
2003–04
 Craig Smith Boston College Darius Rice Miami (FL) Gerald Riley Georgetown
Ben Gordon UConn Chris Thomas Notre Dame Chris Taft Pittsburgh
Emeka Okafor UConn Jaron Brown Pittsburgh Hervé Lamizana Rutgers
Ryan Gomes Providence Carl Krauser Pittsburgh Allan Ray Villanova
Andre Barrett Seton Hall Gerry McNamara Syracuse Curtis Sumpter Villanova
Hakim Warrick Syracuse
Bryant Matthews Virginia Tech
2004–05
 Jared Dudley Boston College Josh Boone UConn Marcus Williams UConn
Craig Smith Boston College Charlie Villanueva UConn Brandon Bowman Georgetown
Chevon Troutman Pittsburgh Carl Krauser Pittsburgh Chris Thomas Notre Dame
Ryan Gomes Providence Allan Ray Villanova Daryll Hill St. John's
Gerry McNamara Syracuse Curtis Sumpter Villanova Randy Foye Villanova
Hakim Warrick Syracuse
Season First team Second team
Players Teams Players Teams
2005–06
 Eric Hicks Cincinnati Hilton Armstrong UConn
Rudy Gay UConn Marcus Williams UConn
Steve Novak Marquette Jeff Green Georgetown
Chris Quinn Notre Dame Roy Hibbert Georgetown
Aaron Gray Pittsburgh Taquan Dean Louisville
Quincy Douby Rutgers Carl Krauser Pittsburgh
Gerry McNamara Syracuse Donnie McGrath Providence
Randy Foye Villanova Donald Copeland Seton Hall
Allan Ray Villanova Kelly Whitney Seton Hall
Mike Gansey West Virginia Kyle Lowry Villanova
Kevin Pittsnogle West Virginia
2006–07
 Jeff Green Georgetown Jeff Adrien UConn
Roy Hibbert Georgetown Wilson Chandler DePaul
Dominic James Marquette Sammy Mejia DePaul
Russell Carter Notre Dame David Padgett Louisville
Colin Falls Notre Dame Terrence Williams Louisville
Aaron Gray Pittsburgh Jerel McNeal Marquette
Herbert Hill Providence Levance Fields Pittsburgh
Lamont Hamilton St. John's Brian Laing Seton Hall
Demetris Nichols Syracuse Kentrell Gransberry South Florida
Curtis Sumpter Villanova Scottie Reynolds Villanova
Frank Young West Virginia
2007–08
 Deonta Vaughn Cincinnati Hasheem Thabeet UConn
Jeff Adrien UConn Jonathan Wallace Georgetown
A. J. Price UConn Draelon Burns DePaul
Roy Hibbert Georgetown Terrence Williams Louisville
David Padgett Louisville Lazar Hayward Marquette
Luke Harangody Notre Dame Dominic James Marquette
Kyle McAlarney Notre Dame Jerel McNeal Marquette
Sam Young Pittsburgh Donte Greene Syracuse
Brian Laing Seton Hall Paul Harris Syracuse
Kentrell Gransberry South Florida Scottie Reynolds Villanova
Joe Alexander West Virginia
Season First team Second team Third team
Players Teams Players Teams Players Teams
2008–09
 Hasheem Thabeet UConn A. J. Price UConn Deonta Vaughn Cincinnati
Terrence Williams Louisville Wesley Matthews Marquette Jeff Adrien UConn
Jerel McNeal Marquette Jonny Flynn Syracuse Earl Clark Louisville
Luke Harangody Notre Dame Dante Cunningham Villanova Levance Fields Pittsburgh
DeJuan Blair Pittsburgh Da'Sean Butler West Virginia Jeremy Hazell Seton Hall
Sam Young Pittsburgh

2010–2019

Season First team Second team Third team
Players Teams Players Teams Players Teams
2009–10
 Greg Monroe Georgetown Austin Freeman Georgetown Jerome Dyson UConn
Luke Harangody Notre Dame Lazar Hayward Marquette Kemba Walker UConn
Dominique Jones South Florida Ashton Gibbs Pittsburgh Samardo Samuels Louisville
Wesley Johnson Syracuse Jeremy Hazell Seton Hall Corey Fisher Villanova
Scottie Reynolds Villanova Andy Rautins Syracuse Devin Ebanks West Virginia
Da'Sean Butler West Virginia
2010–11
 Kemba Walker UConn Preston Knowles Louisville Chris Wright Georgetown
Austin Freeman Georgetown Darius Johnson-Odom Marquette Tim Abromaitis Notre Dame
Ben Hansbrough Notre Dame Brad Wanamaker Pittsburgh Jeremy Hazell Seton Hall
Ashton Gibbs Pittsburgh Rick Jackson Syracuse Kris Joseph Syracuse
MarShon Brooks Providence Corey Fisher Villanova Corey Stokes Villanova
Dwight Hardy St. John's
2011–12
 Jeremy Lamb UConn Sean Kilpatrick Cincinnati Henry Sims Georgetown
Jason Clark Georgetown Jack Cooley Notre Dame Vincent Council Providence
Jae Crowder Marquette Jordan Theodore Seton Hall Herb Pope Seton Hall
Darius Johnson-Odom Marquette Scoop Jardine Syracuse Dion Waiters Syracuse
Kris Joseph Syracuse Maalik Wayns Villanova Darryl Bryant West Virginia
Kevin Jones West Virginia
2012–13
 Shabazz Napier UConn Sean Kilpatrick Cincinnati Markel Starks Georgetown
Otto Porter Georgetown Vander Blue Marquette Peyton Siva Louisville
Gorgui Dieng Louisville Michael Carter-Williams Syracuse Travon Woodall Pittsburgh
Russ Smith Louisville Jerian Grant Notre Dame Brandon Triche Syracuse
Jack Cooley Notre Dame C. J. Fair Syracuse JayVaughn Pinkston Villanova
Bryce Cotton Providence
Season First team Second team
Players Teams Players Teams
2013–14
 Doug McDermott Creighton Kellen Dunham Butler
Markel Starks Georgetown D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera Georgetown
Bryce Cotton Providence Davante Gardner Marquette
D'Angelo Harrison St. John's Kadeem Batts Providence
James Bell Villanova Fuquan Edwin Seton Hall
Semaj Christon Xavier JayVaughn Pinkston Villanova
2014–15
 Kellen Dunham Butler Roosevelt Jones Butler
D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera Georgetown Matt Carlino Marquette
Kris Dunn Providence Sterling Gibbs Seton Hall
LaDontae Henton Providence Sir'Dominic Pointer St. John's
D'Angelo Harrison St. John's Matt Stainbrook Xavier
Ryan Arcidiacono Villanova
Darrun Hilliard Villanova
2015–16
 Henry Ellenson Marquette Roosevelt Jones Butler
Ben Bentil Providence Kelan Martin Butler
Kris Dunn Providence Maurice Watson Jr. Creighton
Isaiah Whitehead Seton Hall D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera Georgetown
Josh Hart Villanova Ryan Arcidiacono Villanova
Trevon Bluiett Xavier
2016–17
 Andrew Chrabascz Butler Kelan Martin Butler
Marcus Foster Creighton Justin Patton Creighton
Ángel Delgado Seton Hall Rodney Bullock Providence
Jalen Brunson Villanova Kyron Cartwright Providence
Josh Hart Villanova Khadeen Carrington Seton Hall
Trevon Bluiett Xavier
2017–18
 Kelan Martin Butler Khyri Thomas Creighton
Marcus Foster Creighton Marcus Derrickson Georgetown
Shamorie Ponds St. John's Markus Howard Marquette
Mikal Bridges Villanova Ángel Delgado Seton Hall
Jalen Brunson Villanova Desi Rodriguez Seton Hall
Trevon Bluiett Xavier
2018–19
 Jessie Govan Georgetown Kamar Baldwin Butler
Markus Howard Marquette Max Strus DePaul
Shamorie Ponds St. John's Sam Hauser Marquette
Myles Powell Seton Hall Alpha Diallo Providence
Phil Booth Villanova Naji Marshall Xavier
Eric Paschall Villanova

2020–present

Season First team Second team
Players Teams Players Teams
2019–20[2]
 Kamar Baldwin Butler Marcus Zegarowski Creighton
Ty-Shon Alexander Creighton Paul Reed DePaul
Markus Howard Marquette Alpha Diallo Providence
Myles Powell Seton Hall Collin Gillespie Villanova
Saddiq Bey Villanova Tyrique Jones Xavier
Naji Marshall Xavier
2020–21[3]
 James Bouknight UConn Damien Jefferson Creighton
Marcus Zegarowski Creighton David Duke Providence
Sandro Mamukelashvili Seton Hall Nate Watson Providence
Collin Gillespie Villanova Zach Freemantle Xavier
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl Villanova Paul Scruggs Xavier
Julian Champagnie St. John's
2021–22[4]
 R. J. Cole UConn Ryan Hawkins Creighton
Adama Sanogo UConn Jared Bynum Providence
Justin Lewis Marquette Nate Watson Providence
Collin Gillespie Villanova Javon Freeman-Liberty DePaul
Jared Rhoden Seton Hall Justin Moore Villanova
Julian Champagnie St. John's
2022–23[5]
 Jordan Hawkins UConn Oso Ighodaro Marquette
Adama Sanogo UConn Kam Jones Marquette
Ryan Kalkbrenner Creighton Joel Soriano St. John's
Tyler Kolek Marquette Eric Dixon Villanova
Bryce Hopkins Providence Colby Jones Xavier
Souley Boum Xavier
2023–24[6]
 Tristen Newton UConn Trey Alexander Creighton
Cam Spencer UConn Ryan Kalkbrenner Creighton
Baylor Scheierman Creighton Oso Ighodaro Marquette
Tyler Kolek Marquette Daniss Jenkins St. John's
Devin Carter Providence Eric Dixon Villanova
Kadary Richmond Seton Hall

See also

References

  1. ^ "2008-09 Big East Media Guide" (PDF). p. 139–142. Archived from the original (PDF) on April 28, 2009. Retrieved February 10, 2020.
  2. ^ "Howard, Powell, Bey Named Unanimously To All-BIG EAST First Team". bigeast.com. March 8, 2020. Retrieved March 17, 2020.
  3. ^ "Seton Hall's Mamukelashvili, Villanova's Robinson-Earl Named Unanimously To All-BIG EAST First Team". bigeast.com. March 8, 2021. Retrieved March 8, 2021.
  4. ^ "Champagnie, Gillespie Repeat on All-BIG EAST First Team". bigeast.com. March 6, 2022. Retrieved March 6, 2022.
  5. ^ "All-BIG EAST Teams Announced". bigeast.com. March 5, 2023. Retrieved March 5, 2023.
  6. ^ "All-BIG EAST Teams Announced". bigeast.com. March 10, 2024. Retrieved March 10, 2024.

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