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 | Jason Williams | Duke | Sam Clancy, Jr. | Southern California | Brandin Knight | Pittsburgh | |
| Juan Dixon | Maryland | Mike Dunleavy, Jr. | Duke | Jason Gardner | Arizona | ||
| Drew Gooden | Kansas | Casey Jacobsen | Stanford | Erwin Dudley | Alabama | ||
| Steve Logan | Cincinnati | Jared Jeffries | Indiana | Tayshaun Prince | Kentucky | ||
| Dan Dickau | Gonzaga | David West | Xavier | Carlos Boozer | Duke | ||
| USBWA | Jason Williams | Duke | Sam Clancy, Jr. | Southern California | No third team | ||
| Juan Dixon | Maryland | Mike Dunleavy, Jr. | Duke | ||||
| Drew Gooden | Kansas | Casey Jacobsen | Stanford | ||||
| Steve Logan | Cincinnati | Jared Jeffries | Indiana | ||||
| Dan Dickau | Gonzaga | David West | Xavier | ||||
| NABC | Jason Williams | Duke | Udonis Haslem | Florida | David West | Xavier | |
| Juan Dixon | Maryland | Tayshaun Prince | Kentucky | Jason Gardner | Arizona | ||
| Drew Gooden | Kansas | Casey Jacobsen | Stanford | Carlos Boozer | Duke | ||
| Steve Logan | Cincinnati | Jared Jeffries | Indiana | Kirk Hinrich | Kansas | ||
| Mike Dunleavy, Jr. | Duke | Dan Dickau | Gonzaga | Sam Clancy, Jr. | Southern California | ||
| Sporting News | Jason Williams | Duke | Sam Clancy, Jr. | Southern California | Dwyane Wade | Marquette | |
| Juan Dixon | Maryland | Mike Dunleavy, Jr. | Duke | Hollis Price | Oklahoma | ||
| Drew Gooden | Kansas | Caron Butler | Connecticut | Kirk Hinrich | Kansas | ||
| Steve Logan | Cincinnati | Luke Walton | Arizona | Jared Jeffries | Indiana | ||
| Dan Dickau | Gonzaga | Mike Dunleavy, Jr. | Duke | David West | Xavier | ||
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