Individual All-America Teams
| All-America Team | |||||||
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| First team | Second team | Third team | |||||
| Player | School | Player | School | Player | School | ||
| Associated Press | Kevin Durant | Texas | Jared Dudley | Boston College | Aaron Brooks | Oregon | |
| Alando Tucker | Wisconsin | Nick Fazekas | Nevada | Aaron Gray | Pittsburgh | ||
| Acie Law IV | Texas A&M | Joakim Noah | Florida | Jeff Green | Georgetown | ||
| Greg Oden | Ohio State | Tyler Hansbrough | North Carolina | Al Horford | Florida | ||
| Arron Afflalo | UCLA | Chris Lofton | Tennessee | Al Thornton | Florida State | ||
| USBWA | Kevin Durant | Texas | Jared Dudley | Boston College | No third team | ||
| Alando Tucker | Wisconsin | Arron Afflalo | UCLA | ||||
| Acie Law IV | Texas A&M | Joakim Noah | Florida | ||||
| Tyler Hansbrough | North Carolina | Greg Oden | Ohio State | ||||
| Nick Fazekas | Nevada | Jeff Green | Georgetown | ||||
| NABC | Kevin Durant | Texas | Jared Dudley | Boston College | Chris Lofton | Tennessee | |
| Alando Tucker | Wisconsin | Nick Fazekas | Nevada | Aaron Gray | Pittsburgh | ||
| Acie Law IV | Texas A&M | Joakim Noah | Florida | Jeff Green | Georgetown | ||
| Tyler Hansbrough | North Carolina | Greg Oden | Ohio State | Julian Wright | Kansas | ||
| Arron Afflalo | UCLA | Al Horford | Florida | Sean Singletary | Virginia | ||
| Sporting News | Kevin Durant | Texas | Jared Dudley | Boston College | No third team | ||
| Alando Tucker | Wisconsin | Aaron Brooks | Oregon | ||||
| Acie Law IV | Texas A&M | Chris Lofton | Tennessee | ||||
| Tyler Hansbrough | North Carolina | Greg Oden | Ohio State | ||||
| Arron Afflalo | UCLA | Nick Fazekas | Nevada | ||||
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