Individual All-America Teams
| All-America Team | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First team | Second team | Third team | |||||
| Player | School | Player | School | Player | School | ||
| Associated Press | Kenyon Martin | Cincinnati | Morris Peterson | Michigan State | Stromile Swift | LSU | |
| A. J. Guyton | Indiana | Shane Battier | Duke | Pepe Sanchez | Temple | ||
| Marcus Fizer | Iowa State | Chris Carrawell | Duke | Eduardo Najera | Oklahoma | ||
| Chris Mihm | Texas | Mateen Cleaves | Michigan State | Scoonie Penn | Ohio State | ||
| Troy Murphy | Notre Dame | Courtney Alexander | Fresno State | Mark Madsen | Stanford | ||
| USBWA | Kenyon Martin | Cincinnati | Morris Peterson | Michigan State | No third team | ||
| A. J. Guyton | Indiana | Chris Mihm | Texas | ||||
| Marcus Fizer | Iowa State | Scoonie Penn | Ohio State | ||||
| Troy Murphy | Notre Dame | Courtney Alexander | Fresno State | ||||
| Chris Carrawell | Duke | Stromile Swift | LSU | ||||
| NABC | Kenyon Martin | Cincinnati | Morris Peterson | Michigan State | Stromile Swift | LSU | |
| A. J. Guyton | Indiana | Shane Battier | Duke | Pepe Sanchez | Temple | ||
| Marcus Fizer | Iowa State | Scoonie Penn | Ohio State | Eduardo Najera | Oklahoma | ||
| Chris Mihm | Texas | Mark Madsen | Stanford | Mateen Cleaves | Michigan State | ||
| Chris Carrawell | Duke | Troy Murphy | Notre Dame | Etan Thomas | Syracuse | ||
| Sporting News | Kenyon Martin | Cincinnati | Marcus Fizer | Iowa State | No third team | ||
| A. J. Guyton | Indiana | Shane Battier | Duke | ||||
| Morris Peterson | Michigan State | Scoonie Penn | Ohio State | ||||
| Mateen Cleaves | Michigan State | Troy Murphy | Notre Dame | ||||
| Chris Carrawell | Duke | Chris Mihm | Texas | ||||
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