National Invitational Tournament

YEAR	CHAMPION	COACH	RECORD	RUNNER-UP	FINAL
37-38	Temple	Jimmy Usilton	(28-2)	Colorado	60-36
38-39	Long Island	Clair Bee	(24-0)	Loyola-Ill	44-32
39-40	Colorado	Forrest Cox	(17-4)	Duquesne	51-40
40-41	Long Island	Clair Bee	(25-2)	Ohio	56-42
41-42	West Virginia	Dyke Raese	(19-4)	Western Kentucky	47-45
42-43	St. John’s	Joe Lapchick	(21-3)	Toledo	48-27
43-44	St. John’s	Joe Lapchick	(18-5)	DePaul	47-39
44-45	DePaul	Ray Meyer	(21-3)	Bowling Green	71-54
45-46	Kentucky	Adolph Rupp	(28-2)	Rhode Island	46-45
46-47	Utah	Vadal Peterson	(19-5)	Kentucky	49-45
47-48	St. Louis	Ed Hickey	(24-3)	New York University	65-52
48-49	San Francisco	Pete Newell	(25-5)	Loyola-Ill	48-47
49-50	City College of New York	Nat Holman	(24-5)	Bradley	69-61
50-51	Brigham Young	Stan Watts	(28-9)	Dayton	62-43
51-52	LaSalle	Ken Loeffler	(25-7)	Dayton	75-64
52-53	Seton Hall	John Russell	(31-2)	St. John’s	58-46
53-54	Holy Cross	Lester Sheary	(26-2)	Duquesne	71-62
54-55	Duquesne	Donald Moore	(22-4)	Dayton	70-58
55-56	Louisville	Peck Hickman	(26-3)	Dayton	93-80
56-57	Bradley	Chuck Orsborne	(22-7)	Memphis	84-83
57-58	Xavier-O.	Jim McCafferty	(19-11)	Dayton	78-74
58-59	St. John’s	Joe Lapchick	(20-6)	Bradley	76-71
59-60	Bradley	Chuck Orsborne	(27-2)	Providence	88-72
60-61	Providence	Joe Mullaney	(24-5)	St. Louis	62-59
61-62	Dayton	Tom Blackburn	(24-6)	St. John’s	73-67
62-63	Providence	Joe Mullaney	(24-4)	Canisius	81-66
63-64	Bradley	Chuck Orsborne	(23-6)	New Mexico	86-54
64-65	St. John’s	Joe Lapchick	(21-8)	Villanova	55-51
65-66	Brigham Young	Stan Watts	(20-5)	New York University	97-84
66-67	Southern Illinois	Jack Hartman	(24-2)	Marquette	71-56
67-68	Dayton	Don Donoher	(21-9)	Kansas	61-48
68-69	Temple	Harry Litwack	(22-8)	Boston College	89-76
69-70	Marquette	Al McGuire	(26-3)	St. John’s	65-53
70-71	North Carolina	Dean Smith	(26-6)	Georgia Tech	84-66
71-72	Maryland	Lefty Driesell	(27-5)	Niagara	100-69
72-73	Virginia Tech	Don Devoe	(22-5)	Notre Dame	92-91
73-74	Purdue	Fred Schaus	(21-9)	Utah	87-81
74-75	Princeton	Pete Carril	(22-8)	Providence	80-69
75-76	Kentucky	Joe. B. Hall	(20-10)	Charlotte	71-67
76-77	St. Bonaventure Barry Atkinson	Jim Satalin	(24-6)	Houston	94-91
77-78	Texas	Abe Lemons	(26-5)	North Carolina State	101-93
78-79	Indiana	Bob Knight	(22-12)	Purdue	53-52
79-80	Virginia	Terry Holland	(24-10)	Minnesota	58-55
80-81	Tulsa	Nolan Richardson	(26-7)	Syracuse Leo Rautins	86-84
81-82	Bradley	Dick Versace	(26-10)	Purdue	67-58
82-83	Fresno State	Boyd Grant	(25-10)	DePaul	69-60
83-84	Michigan Jon Antonides	Bill Frieder	(23-10)	Notre Dame	83-63
84-85	UCLA	Walt Hazzard	(21-12)	Indiana	65-62
85-86	Ohio State	Eldon Miller	(19-14)	Wyoming Dave Lodgins	73-63
86-87	Southern Mississippi	M.K. Turk	(23-11)	La Salle	84-80
87-88	Connecticut	Jim Calhoun	(20-14)	Ohio State	72-67
88-89	St. John’s	Lou Carnesecca	(20-13)	St. Louis	73-65
89-90	Vanderbilt	Eddie Fogler	(21-14)	St. Louis	74-72
90-91	Stanford	Mike Montgomery	(20-13)	Oklahoma Martin Keane	78-72
91-92	Virginia	Jeff Jones	(20-13)	Notre Dame	81-76
92-93	Minnesota	Clem Haskins	(22-10)	Georgetown	62-61
93-94	Villanova	Steve Lappas	(20-12)	Vanderbilt	80-73
94-95	Virginia Tech Shawn Browne	Bill Foster	(25-10)	Marquette Abel Joseph	65-64
95-96	Nebraska	Danny Nee	(21-14)	St. Joseph’s	60-56
96-97	Michigan	Steve Fisher	(24-11)	Florida State	82-73
97-98	Minnesota	Clem Haskins	(20-15)	Penn State	79-72
98-99	California	Ben Braun	(22-11)	Clemson Dustin Braddick	61-60
99-00	Wake Forest	Dave Odom	(22-14)	Notre Dame	71-61
00-01	Tulsa	Buzz Peterson	(26-11)	Alabama	79-60
01-02	Memphis	John Calipari	(27-9)	South Carolina	72-62
02-03	St. John’s	Mike Jarvis	(21-13)	Georgetown	70-67
03-04	Michigan	Tommy Amaker	(23-11)	Rutgers Antwi Antuahene	62-55
04-05	South Carolina	Dave Odom	(20-13)	St. Joseph’s	60-57
05-06	South Carolina	Dave Odom	(23-15)	Michigan Jevohn Shepherd	76-64
06-07	West Virginia	John Beilein	(27-9)	Clemson	78-73
07-08	Ohio State	Thad Matta	(24-13)	Massachusetts	92-85
08-09	Penn State	Ed DeChellis	(27-11)	Baylor	69-63
09-10	Dayton	Brian Gregory	(25-12)	North Carolina	79-68
10-11	Wichita State	Gregg Marshall	(29-8)	Alabama	66-57
11-12	Stanford Dwight Powell Stefan Nastic	Johnny Dawkins	(26-11)	Minnesota Maurice Walker	75-51
12-13	Baylor	Scott Drew	(23-14)	Iowa	74-54
13-14	Minnesota	Richard Pitino	(25-13)	S.M.U.	65-63
14-15	Stanford Stefan Nastic	Johnny Dawkins	(24-13)	Miami-FLA	66-64
15-16	George Washington	Mike Lonergan	(28-10)	Valparaiso Max Joseph Tevonn Walker	76-60
16-17	Texas Christian	Jamie Dixon	(24-15)	Georgia Tech	88-56
17-18	Penn State	Pat Chambers	(26-13)	Utah	82-66
18-19	Texas Elijah Mitrou-Long	Shaka Smart	(21-16)	Lipscomb	81-66
19-20	CANCELLED	(covid-19 pandemic)	—–	———	—–
20-21	Memphis	Penny Hardaway	(20-8)	Mississippi State	77-64
21-22	Xavier-Ohio	Travis Steele/ Jonas Hayes	(23-13)	Texas A&M Javonte Brown	73-72
22-23	North Texas	Grant McCasland	(31-7)	Alabama-Birmingham	68-61
23-24	Seton Hall	Shaheen Holloway	(25-12)	Indiana State	79-77

	ALL-TOURNAMENT (*denotes MVP)
37-38	*Don Shields – Temple All-tr not selected	38-39	*Bill Lloyd – St. John’s
39-40	*Bob Doll – Colorado	40-41	*Frank Baumholtz – Ohio U.
41-42	*Rudy Baric – West Virginia (M) Bob Gerber – Toledo (M) Scotty Hamilton – West Virginia (M) Dick Kesling – West Virginia (M) Oran McKinney – Western Kentucky (M) Ray Blevins – Western Kentucky (M) Dero Downing – Western Kentucky (M) Bart Quinn – Toledo (M) William Rutledge – Rhode Island (M) Stan Modzelewski – Rhode Island (M) Ed Beisser – Creighton (M) Ralph Langer – Creighton (M) Price Brookfield – West Texas (M) Charles Halbert – West Texas (M)	42-43	*Harry Boykoff – St. John’s
43-44	*Bill Kotsores – St. John’s	44-45	*George Mikan – DePaul (AP) Bob Kurland – Oklahoma State (AP) Frank Mangiapane – NYU Ernie Calverley – Rhode Island (AP) Wyndol Gray – Bowling Green (AP) 2nd Cecil Hankins – Oklahoma State (AP) Al Grenert – NYU (AP) Arnie Risen – Ohio State (AP) Hy Gotkin – St. John’s (AP) Wilbur Schu – Kentucky (AP)
45-46	*Ernie Calverley – Rhode Island (UP) Jack Tingle – Kentucky (UP) Ralph Beard – Kentucky (UP) Oscar Baldwin – Muhlenberg (UP) Leland Byrd – West Virginia (UP) 2nd Bob Carroll – West Virginia (UP) Don Otten – Bowling Green (UP) Wallace Jones – Kentucky (UP) Bill Gabor – Syracuse (UP) Fred Enke – Arizona (UP)	46-47	*Vern Gardner – Utah Arnie Ferrin – Utah Wallace Jones – Kentucky Wat Misaka – Utah Alex Groza – Kentucky
47-48	*Ed Macauley – St. Louis	48-49	*Don Lofgran – San Francisco (AP) Gerry Nagel – Loyola (AP) Jack Kerris – Loyola (AP) Mac Otten – Bowling Green (AP) Paul Unruh – Bradley (AP) 2nd Joe McNamee – San Francisco (AP) Frank Kuzara – San Francisco (AP) Gene Melchiorre – Bradley (AP) Charles Share – Bowling Green (AP) Ben Bluitt – Loyola (AP)
49-50	*Ed Warner – C.C.N.Y. (AP) Gene Melchiorre – Bradley (AP) Irwin Dambrot – CCNY (AP) William Mann – Bradley (AP) Gerry Calabrese – St. John’s (AP) 2nd Charley Cooper – Duquesne (AP) Ed Roman – C.C.N.Y. (AP) Bob La Voy – Western Kentucky (AP) Jack Kiley – Syracuse (AP) Ed Dahler – Duquesne (AP)	50-51	*Roland Minson – BYU Robert Zawoluk – St. John’s Don Meineke – Dayton Mel Hutchins – BYU Leland Norris – Dayton
51-52	*Tom Gola – LaSalle *Norm Grekin – LaSalle Don Meineke – Dayton Jack Moore – LaSalle Robert Sassone – St. Bonaventure	52-53	*Walter Dukes – Seton Hall Richard Ricketts – Duquesne Lawrence Costello – Niagara Dick Duckett – St. John’s Richard Regan – Seton Hall 2nd Arnold Ring – Seton Hall (AP) Jim Tucker – Duquesne (AP) Junius Kellogg – Manhattan (AP) Jim Davis – St. John’s (AP) Chester Beam – Louisville (AP)
53-54	*Togo Palazzi – Holy Cross Richard Ricketts – Duquesne Maurice Stokes – St. Francis-Pa. Thomas Marshall – W. Kentucky Tom Heinsohn – Holy Cross 2nd Ronnie Perry – Holy Cross Sihugo Green – Duquesne Jim Gerber – Bowling Green Jack Horan – Dayton Larry Costello – Niagara HM Al Bianchi – Bowling Green Jim Gerber – Bowling Green Chris Harris – Dayton Forrest Able – Western Kentucky	54-55	*Maurice Stokes – St. Francis (Pa.) Richard Ricketts – Duquesne Sihugo Green – Duquesne Jack Horan – Dayton Edward Fleming – Niagara Frank Nimmo – Cincinnati (UP) 2nd Tom Heinsohn – Holy Cross (UP) Dick Bouschka – St. Louis (UP) Bill Uhl – Dayton (UP) Ed Fleming – Niagara (UP) Jack Sallee – Dayton (UP) HM Winograd – Duquesne (UP) Fallon – Duquesne (UP) Chris Harris – Dayton (UP) Jack Twyman – Cincinnati (UP) Phil Wheeler – Cincinnati (UP) Jim McConnell – Niagara (UP) Charlie Hxie – Niagara (UP) Charles Tyra – Louisville (UP) Phil Rollins – Louisville (UP)
55-56	*Charlie Tyra – Louisville Sihugo Green – Duquesne Phil Rollins – Louisville James Paxson – Dayton James Boothe – Xavier-O.	56-57	*Win Wilfong – Memphis St Barney Cable – Bradley Guy Rodgers – Temple Jack Butcher – Memphis State Bobby Joe Mason – Bradley 2nd Shellie McMillon – Bradley Elgin Baylor – Seattle Orby Arnold – Memphis State Corky Freeman – Xavier-O. Brendan McCann – St. Bonaventure Dick Gaines – Seton Hall
57-58	*Henry Stein – Xavier-O. Alan Seiden – St. John’s Jack McCarthy – Dayton Frank Case – Dayton Alex Ellis – Niagara 2nd Joe Viviano – Xavier-O. Bowyer ‘Ducky’ Castelle – Xavier-O. Jim Cunningham – Fordham Frank Tartaron – Xavier-O. Pepper Dooley – St. Peter’s	58-59	*Tony Jackson – St. John’s Alan Seiden – St. John’s Billy Joe McDade – Bradley Len Wilkens – Providence Jim Peay – Denver 2nd Bobby Joe Mason – Bradley Cal Ramsey – N.Y.U. Orville Bose – Butler Johnny Egan – Providence Bob Ferry – St. Louis
59-60	*Len Wilkens – Providence (M) Mike Owens – Bradley (M) Mack Herndon – Bradley (M) Tom Stith – St. Bonaventure (M) Sam Stith – St. Bonaventure (M) 2nd Gary Roggenburk – Dayton (M) Cornell Green – Utah State (M) Jim Hadnot – Providence (M) John Egan – Providence (M) Chet Walker – Bradley (M)	60-61	*Vin Ernst – Providence Jack Foley – Holy Cross Al Butler – Niagara Charles North – Detroit John Egan – Providence Glen Mankowski – St. Louis (AP) Jan Hadnot – Providence (AP) 2nd John Egan – Providence (AP) George Zalucki – Providence (AP) Gordon Hartweger – St. Louis (AP) Tim Shea – Holy Cross (AP) Bruce Drysdale – Temple (AP
61-62	*Bill Chmielewski – Dayton Gordy Hatton – Dayton Willie Somerset – Duquesne Leroy Ellis – St. John’s Jack Foley – Holy Cross	62-63	*Ray Flynn – Providence William O’Connor – Canisius Jim Stone – Providence Wallace Jones – Villanova Ronald Glazer – Marquette
63-64	*Levern Tart – Bradley (AP/UP) Steve Courtin – St. Joseph’s (AP/UP) Harold Hairston – NYU (AP/UP) Ira Harge – New Mexico (AP/UP) McCoy McLemore – Drake (UP) Mike Silliman – Army (AP)	64-65	*Ken McIntyre – St. John’s Lloyd Dove – St. John’s Michael Silliman – Army Jim Washington – Villanova William Melchionni – Villanova
65-66	*William Melchionni – Villanova Steve Kramer – BYU Stanley McKenzie – NYU Wesley Unseld – Louisville Bill Helkie – Army	66-67	*Walt Frazier – S. Illinois Jim Valvano – Rutgers Jimmy Walker – Providence George Thompson – Marquette Bob Lloyd – Rutgers
67-68	*Don May – Dayton Bob Hooper – Dayton Elnardo Webster – St. Peter’s Jo Jo White – Kansas Bob Arnzen – Notre Dame	68-69	*Terry Driscoll – Boston College John Baum – Temple Bob Croft – Tennessee Mike Grosso – Louisville Jim O’Brien – Boston College
69-70	*Dean Meminger – Marquette Pete Maravich – LSU Danny Hester – LSU Jim Oxley – Army Rich Yunkus – Georgia Tech	70-71	*Bill Chamberlain – N. Carolina Ernie Digregorio – Providence Randy Denton – Duke Greg Gary – St. Bonaventure Bob Nash – Hawaii
71-72	*Tom McMillen – Maryland Len Elmore – Maryland Marshall Wingate – Niagara Harold Fox – Jacksonville Al Williams – Niagara	72-73	*John Shumate – Notre Dame Allen Bristow – Virginia Tech Wendell Hudson – Alabama Robert Jones – N. Carolina George Karl – N. Carolina 2nd Craig Lieder – Virginia Tech Dwight Clay – Notre Dame Gary Brokaw – Notre Dame Leon Douglas – Alabama Clyde Turner – Minnesota
73-74	*Mike Sojourner – Utah John Garrett – Purdue Bob Carrington – Boston College Frank Kendrick – Purdue Ticky Burden – Utah 2nd Jimmy Foster – Connecticut	74-75	*Ron Lee – Oregon Tim van Blommesteyn – Princeton Barnes Haupfuhrer – Princeton Joe Hassett – Providence Gary Bello – Providence HM (AP selections) Glenn Williams – St. John’s Beaver Smith – St. John’s Armond Hill – Princeton Mickey Steuerer – Princeton Bruce Campbell – Providence
75-76	*Cedric Maxwell – NC-Charlotte Jackie Givens – Kentucky Mike Phillips – Kentucky Lew Massey – NC-Charlotte Kenny Carr – North Carolina State 2nd Larry Johnson – Kentucky James Lee – Kentucky Phil Spence – North Carolina State Bruce Campbell – Providence Bill Eason – Providence	76-77	*Greg Sanders – St. Bonaventure Otis Birdsong – Houston Essie Hollis – St. Bonaventure Keith Herron – Villanova T.R. Dunn – Alabama 2nd Joe Rogers – Villanova Glenn Hagan – St. Bonaventure Greg Ballard – Oregon Jeff Wilkins – Illinois State Mike Schultz – Houston
77-78	*Ron Baxter – Texas *Jim Krivacs – Texas Kendal Pinder – North Carolina State James Bailey – Rutgers John Duren – Georgetown 2nd John Moore – Texas Tyrone Branyan – Texas Hawkeye Whitney – North Carolina State Clyde Austin – North Carolina State Hollis Copeland – Rutgers	78-79	*Ray Tolbert – Indiana *Butch Carter – Indiana Reggie King – Alabama Joe Barry Carroll – Purdue Mike Woodson – Indiana
79-80	*Ralph Sampson – Virginia Darryl Mitchell – Minnesota Randy Breuer – Minnesota Jeff Lamp – Virginia Eddie Johnson – Illinois	80-81	*Greg Stewart – Tulsa Greg Jones – W. Virginia Mike Anderson – Tulsa Leo Rautins – Syracuse Erich Santifer – Syracuse Mike Scearce – Purdue
81-82	*Mitchell Anderson – Bradley Willie Scott – Bradley Claude Riley – Texas A&M Chucky Barnett – Oklahoma Voise Winters – Bradley Keith Edmonson – Purdue	82-83	*Ron Anderson – Fresno State Bernard Thompson – Fresno St Tyrone Bradley – Fresno St Dave Hoppen – Nebraska Tyrone Corbin – DePaul Bernard Randolph – DePaul
83-84	*Tim McCormick – Michigan Roy Tarpley – Michigan Tom Sluby – Notre Dame Ken Barlow – Notre Dame Dell Curry – Virginia Tech Alonzo Allen – SW Louisiana	84-85	*Reggie Miller – UCLA Anthony Richardson – Tennessee Steve Alford – Indiana Nigel Miguel – U.C.L.A. Uwe Blab – Indiana Billy Thompson – Louisville
85-86	*Brad Sellers – Ohio State Fennis Dembo – Wyoming Robert Godbolt – Louisiana Tech Eric Leckner – Wyoming Dennis Hopson – Ohio State Wayne Smith – Louisiana Tech	86-87	*Randolph Keys – S. Mississippi Derrick Vick – Nebraska Derrek Hamilton – S. Mississippi Rich Tarr – LaSalle Lionel Simmons – LaSalle James Dawn – Arkansas-Little Rock
87-88	*Phil Gamble – Connecticut Tate George – Connecticut Pat Durham – Colorado State Jay Burson – Ohio State Cliff Robinson – Connecticut	88-89	*Jayson Williams – St. John’s Jason Buchanan – St. John’s Barry Bearden – Alabama-Birmingham Reginald Turner – Alabama-Birmingham Kirk Manns – Michigan State Roland Gray – St. Louis
89-90	*Scott Draud – Vanderbilt James Barnes – Penn St Todd Milholland – Vanderbilt Damon Lopez- Fordham Anthony Bonner – St. Louis Charles Newberry – St. Louis	90-91	*Adam Keefe – Stanford Jim McCoy – Massachusetts Bryan Sallier – Oklahoma Andrew Vlahov – Stanford Kenny Ammann – Stanford Shaun Vandiver – Colorado
91-92	*Bryant Stith – Virginia Anthony Oliver – Virginia Elmer Bennett – Notre Dame LaPhonso Ellis – Notre Dame Stacey Poole – Florida Jimmy Soto – Utah	92-93	*Vashon Lenard – Minnesota Robert Shannon – Alabama-Birmingham Arriel McDonald – Minnesota Othella Harrington – Georgetown Joey Brown – Georgetown Michael Smith – Providence
93-94	*Doremus Bennerman – Siena Jonathan Haynes – Villanova Kerry Kittles – Villanova   Askia Jones – Kansas State Frank Seckar – Vanderbilt Ronnie McMahan – Vanderbilt	94-95	*Shawn Smith – Virginia Tech Dan Earl – Penn State Aaron Hutchins – Marquette Craig Wise – Canisius Tony Miller – Marquette
95-96	*Erick Strickland – Nebraska Brian Williams – Alabama LeVeldro Simmons – Tulane Reggie Townsend – St. Joseph’s Terrell Myers – St. Joseph’s Tyronn Lue – Nebraska	96-97	Daniel Horton – Michigan *Robert Traylor – Michigan Tim McCormick – Michigan James Collins – Florida State Kerry Thompson – Florida State
97-98	*Kevin Clark – Minnesota Quincy Lewis – Minnesota Sam Jacobson – Minnesota Calvin Booth – Penn State G.G. Smith – Georgia Tremaine Fowlkes – Fresno State	98-99	*Sean Lampley – California Terrell McIntyre – Clemson Harold Jamison – Clemson Michael Gill – California Lenny Brown – Xavier-O. Terik Brown – Oregon
99-00	*Robert O’Kelley – Wake Forest Troy Murphy – Notre Dame Dave Graves – Notre Dame Josh Howard – Wake Forest Jarrett Stephens – Penn State Kenny Inge – N.C. State	00-01	*Marcus Hill – Tulsa Kevin Johnson – Tulsa Erwin Dudley – Alabama Terrance Meade – Alabama Kelly Wise – Memphis Rashad Phillips – Detroit
01-02	*Dujuan Wagner – Memphis Earl Barron – Memphis Rolando Howell – South Carolina Aaron Lucas – South Carolina	02-03	*Marcus Hatten – St. John’s Mike Sweetney – Georgetown Gerald Riley – Georgetown Elijah Ingram – St. John’s Rick Rickert – Minnesota Andre Emmett – Texas Tech
03-04	*Daniel Horton – Michigan Dion Harris – Michigan Ricky Shields – Rutgers Herve Lamizana – Rutgers Luke Jackson – Oregon Curtis Stinson – Iowa State	04-05	*Carlos Powell – South Carolina Pat Carroll – St. Joseph’s Dwayne Jones – St. Joseph’s Nik Caner-Medley – Maryland Rodney Carney – Memphis Brandon Wallace – South Carolina
05-06	*Renaldo Balkman – South Carolina Tre’ Kelley – South Carolina Tarence Kinsey – South Carolina Daniel Horton – Michigan Taquan Dean – Louisville	06-07	*Frank Young – West Virginia Darris Nichols – West Virginia K.C. Rivers – Clemson Jamont Gordon – Mississippi State Jacob Burtschi – Air Force
07-08	Ricky Harris – Massachusetts Gary Forbes – Massachusetts Dante Milligan – Massachusetts Jamar Butler – Ohio State *Kosta Koufos – Ohio State	08-09	*Jamelle Cornley – Penn State Talor Battle – Penn State LaceDarius Dunn – Baylor Curtis Jerrells – Baylor Luke Harangody – Notre Dame
09-10	*Chris Johnson – Dayton Will Graves – North Carolina Deon Thompson – North Carolina Marcus Johnson – Dayton Delroy James – Rhode Island	10-11	*Graham Hatch – Wichita State JaMychal Green – Alabama Trevor Releford – Alabama Garrett Stutz – Wichita State Alec Burks – Colorado
11-12	*Aaron Bright – Stanford Andre Hollins – Minnesota Rodney Williams – Minnesota Terrence Ross – Washington Josh Owens – Stanford	12-13	*Pierre Jackson – Baylor Isaiah Austin – Baylor Cory Jefferson – Baylor Roy Devyn Marble – Iowa Alex Len – Maryland
13-14	*Austin Hollins – Minnesota Andre Hollins – Minnesota Deandre Mathieu – Minnesota Markus Kennedy – S.M.U. Nic Moore – S.M.U.	14-15	*Chasson Randle – Stanford Sheldon McClellan – Miami-FLA Davon Reed – Miami-FLA Stefan Nastic – Stanford Obi Enechionyia – Temple
15-16	*Tyler Cavanaugh – George Washington Alec Peters – Valparaiso Kevin Larsen – George Washington Patricio Garino – George Washington Joe McDonald – George Washington	16-17	*Kenrich Williams – T.C.U. Vladimir Brodziansky – T.C.U. Alex Robinson – T.C.U. Josh Okogie – Georgia Tech Tadric Jackson – Georgia Tech
17-18	*Lamar Stevens – Penn State Tony Carr – Penn State Justin Johnson – Western Kentucky Justin Bibbins – Utah Sedrick Barefield – Utah	18-19	*Kerwin Roach II – Texas Dylan Osetkowski – Texas Garrison Matthews – Lipscomb Rob Marberry – Lipscomb Markis McDuffie – Wichita State
19-20	None selected (cancelled, covid-19 pandemic)	20-21	*Landers Nolley II – Memphis Lester Quinones – Memphis Iverson Molinar – Mississippi State D.J. Stewart Jr – Mississippi State Kenneth Lofton Jr – Louisiana Tech
21-22	*Colby Jones – Xavier-O. Quenton Jackson – Texas A&M Tyrece Radford – Texas A&M Dominick Welch – St. Bonaventure Jack Nunge – Xavier-O.	22-23	*Tylor Perry – North Texas Kai Huntsberry – North Texas Jordan Walker – Alabama-Birmingham Ty Brewer – Alabama-Birmingham Chucky Hepburn – Wisconsin
23-24	*Al-Amir Dawes – Seton Hall Khadary Richmond – Seton Hall Dre Davis – Seton Hall Ryan Conwell – Indiana State Robbie Avila – Indiana State