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1954 NCAA Men's Basketball All-Americans


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captionMembers of the 1954 Consensus All-America first team. Clockwise from upper left: Gola, Hagan, Selvy, Schlundt and Pettit.
awarded_for1953–54 NCAA men's basketball season
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The consensus 1954 College Basketball All-American team, as determined by aggregating the results of six major All-American teams. To earn "consensus" status, a player must win honors from a majority of the following teams: the Associated Press, Look Magazine, The United Press International, the Newspaper Enterprise Association (NEA), Collier's Magazine and the International News Service.

1954 Consensus All-America team

PlayerPositionClassTeam
Tom GolaFJuniorLa Salle
Cliff HaganFSeniorKentucky
Bob PettitCSeniorLouisiana State
Don SchlundtCJuniorIndiana
Frank SelvyGSeniorFurman
PlayerPositionClassTeam
Bobby LeonardGSeniorIndiana
Tom MarshallFSeniorWestern Kentucky
Bob MattickCSeniorOklahoma A&M
Frank RamseyG/FSeniorKentucky
Dick RickettsF/CJuniorDuquesne

Individual All-America teams

All-America TeamFirst teamSecond teamThird teamPlayerSchoolPlayerSchoolPlayerSchool
Associated PressTom GolaLa SalleBevo FrancisRio GrandeDickie HemricWake Forest
Cliff HaganKentuckyBobby LeonardIndianaJohnny KerrIllinois
Bob PettitLouisiana StateTom MarshallWestern KentuckyBob MattickOklahoma A&M
Don SchlundtIndianaFrank RamseyKentuckyTogo PalazziHoly Cross
Frank SelvyFurmanDick RickettsDuquesneArnold ShortOklahoma City
UPITom GolaLa SalleBevo FrancisRio GrandePaul EbertOhio State
Cliff HaganKentuckyBob LeonardIndianaJohnny KerrIllinois
Bob PettitLouisiana StateTom MarshallWestern KentuckyBob MattickOklahoma A&M
Don SchlundtIndianaFrank RamseyKentuckyTogo PalazziHoly Cross
Frank SelvyFurmanDick RickettsDuquesneArnold ShortOklahoma City
Look MagazineTom GolaLa SalleCliff HaganKentuckyEd ConlinFordham
Bob LeonardIndianaTom MarshallWestern KentuckyJohnny KerrIllinois
Bob MattickOklahoma A&MDon SchlundtIndianaBob MathenyCalifornia
Frank RamseyKentuckyFrank SelvyFurmanTogo PalazziHoly Cross
Dick RickettsDuquesneArnold ShortOklahoma CityBob PettitLouisiana State
NEATom GolaLa SalleSihugo GreenDuquesneNo third team
Cliff HaganKentuckyBob MattickOklahoma A&M
Bob LeonardIndianaBob PettitLouisiana State
Dick RickettsDuquesneDon SchlundtIndiana
Frank SelvyFurmanArnold ShortOklahoma City
International News ServiceTom GolaLa SalleBob LeonardIndianaNo third team
Cliff HaganKentuckyTom MarshallWestern Kentucky
Bob PettitLouisiana StateFrank RamseyKentucky
Dick RickettsDuquesneDick RosenthalNotre Dame
Frank SelvyFurmanDon SchlundtIndiana
Collier'sTom GolaLa SalleBob LeonardIndianaNo third team
Cliff HaganKentuckyBob MattickOklahoma A&M
Bob PettitLouisiana StateTogo PalazziHoly Cross
Don SchlundtIndianaDick RickettsDuquesne
Frank SelvyFurmanArnold ShortOklahoma City

AP Honorable Mention:

  • Jesse Arnelle, Penn State
  • B. H. Born, Kansas
  • Don Bragg, UCLA
  • John Clune, Navy
  • Ed Conlin, Fordham
  • Larry Costello, Niagara
  • Rudy D'Emilio, Duke
  • Paul Ebert, Ohio State
  • Dick Garmaker, Minnesota
  • Sihugo Green, Duquesne
  • Swede Halbrook, Oregon State
  • Joe Holup, George Washington
  • Ed Kalafat, Minnesota
  • Don Lange, Navy
  • Cleo Littleton, Wichita State
  • Bob Matheny, California
  • Bob McKeen, California
  • Joe Pehanick, Seattle
  • Dick Rosenthal, Notre Dame
  • Bob Schafer, Villanova
  • Gene Schwinger, Rice
  • Ken Sears, Santa Clara
  • Gene Shue, Maryland
  • Mel Thompson, North Carolina State
  • Lou Tsioropoulos, Kentucky
  • Jim Tucker, Duquesne
  • Buzzy Wilkinson, Virginia

References

References

  1. [http://web1.ncaa.org/web_files/stats/m_basketball_RB/2009/Award.pdf NCAA Record Book - Award Winners] p.137. Accessed 2009-05-05. 2009-05-04.
  2. [http://www.ncaapublications.com/DownloadPublication.aspx?download=BF05.pdf 2005 NCAA Basketball's Finest - All-Americans (UPI, Look, NEA, Collier's & International News Service)] p.208
  3. (February 27, 1954). "The All-American Teams". The Asheville Citizen.
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