The consensus 1975 College Basketball All-American team, as determined by aggregating the results of four major All-American teams.NCAA Record Book - Award Winners p.137. Accessed 2009-03-26. 2009-05-04. To earn "consensus" status, a player must win honors from a majority of the following teams: the Associated Press, the USBWA, The United Press International and the National Association of Basketball Coaches.
1975 Consensus All-America team
+ Consensus First Team Player Position Class Team Adrian Dantley F Sophomore Notre Dame John Lucas G Junior Maryland Scott May F Junior Indiana Dave Meyers F Senior UCLA David Thompson G/F Senior North Carolina State
+ Consensus Second Team Player Position Class Team Luther Burden G Junior Utah Leon Douglas F/C Junior Alabama Kevin Grevey G Senior Kentucky Ron Lee G Junior Oregon Gus Williams G Senior Southern California
Individual All-America teams
All-America Team First team Second team Third team Fourth Team Fifth TeamPlayer SchoolPlayer SchoolPlayer SchoolPlayer SchoolPlayer School Associated Press Luther Burden Utah Leon Douglas Alabama Lionel Hollins Arizona State No fourth or fifth teams Adrian Dantley Notre Dame Kevin Grevey Kentucky Ron Lee Oregon Scott May Indiana Rudy Hackett Syracuse Clyde Mayes Furman Dave Meyers UCLA John Lucas Maryland Bob McCurdy Richmond David Thompson North Carolina State Gus Williams Southern California Phil Sellers Rutgers USBWA Adrian Dantley Notre Dame Junior Bridgeman Louisville No third, fourth or fifth teams Leon Douglas Alabama Luther Burden Utah Kevin Grevey Kentucky John Lucas Maryland Dave Meyers UCLA Scott May Indiana David Thompson North Carolina State Gus Williams Southern California NABC Adrian Dantley Notre Dame Luther Burden Utah Alvan Adams Oklahoma Kent Benson Indiana Charles Cleveland Alabama Ron Lee Oregon Leon Douglas Alabama Quinn Buckner Indiana Junior Bridgeman Louisville Ron Haigler Penn John Lucas Maryland Kevin Grevey Kentucky Steve Green Indiana Bo Ellis Marquette Joe Meriweather Southern Illinois Dave Meyers UCLA Scott May Indiana Lionel Hollins Arizona State Rich Kelley Stanford Frank Oleynick Seattle David Thompson North Carolina State Gus Williams Southern California Bernard King Tennessee Clyde Mayes Furman Robert Parish Centenary UPI2005 NCAA Basketball's Finest - All-Americans p.208 Adrian Dantley Notre Dame Quinn Buckner Indiana Junior Bridgeman Louisville No fourth or fifth teams John Lucas Maryland Luther Burden Utah Leon Douglas Alabama Scott May Indiana Kevin Grevey Kentucky Steve Green Indiana Dave Meyers UCLA Bernard King Tennessee Rich Kelley Stanford David Thompson North Carolina State Ron Lee Oregon Gus Williams Southern California
AP Honorable Mention:
Alvan Adams, Oklahoma Bill Andreas, Ohio State Kent Benson, Indiana Otis Birdsong, Houston Junior Bridgeman, Louisville Darryl Brown, Fordham Skip Brown, Wake Forest Joe Bryant, La Salle George Bucci, Manhattan Quinn Buckner, Indiana Charles Cleveland, Alabama Kevin Cluess, St. John's Bill Cook, Memphis State Wesley Cox, Louisville Brad Davis, Maryland Johnny Davis, Dayton Walter Davis, North Carolina Jacky Dorsey, Georgia Arnold Dugger, Oral Roberts Louis Dunbar, Houston Bo Ellis, Marquette Alex English, South Carolina Al Fleming, Arizona Jerry Fort, Nebraska Jeff Fosnes, Vanderbilt Terry Furlow, Michigan State John Garrett, Purdue Mike Glenn, Southern Illinois Ron Gottschalk, Vermont Steve Green, Indiana Ernie Grunfeld, Tennessee Ron Haigler, Penn Lindsay Hairston, Michigan State Glenn Hansen, LSU Tony Hanson, Connecticut Phil Hicks, Tulane Mo Howard, Maryland Hercle Ivy, Iowa State Jerry Jenkins, Mississippi State Eddie Johnson, Auburn Dahle Keehler, Wisconsin Rich Kelley, Stanford Bernard King, Tennessee Danny Knight, Kansas Mitch Kupchak, North Carolina Walter Luckett, Ohio Joe Meriweather, Southern Illinois John Murphy, UMass Frank Oleynick, Seattle Robert Parish, Centenary Chris Potter, Holy Cross John Ramsay, Seton Hall Bill Robinzine, DePaul Moe Rivers, NC State Rubén Rodríguez, Long Island Tree Rollins, Clemson Rick Schmidt, Illinois Lonnie Shelton, Oregon State Ricky Sobers, UNLV Rick Suttle, Kansas Monte Towe, NC State Mel Utley, St. John's Kerry Walker, Boston University Lloyd Walton, Marquette Bob Warren, Maine Richard Washington, UCLA Chuckie Williams, Kansas State Skip Wise, Clemson
See also 1974–75 NCAA Division I men's basketball season
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