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 | David West | Xavier | Carmelo Anthony | Syracuse | Reece Gaines | Louisville | |
| T. J. Ford | Texas | Jason Gardner | Arizona | Kirk Hinrich | Kansas | ||
| Nick Collison | Kansas | Kyle Korver | Creighton | Brian Cook | Illinois | ||
| Dwyane Wade | Marquette | Troy Bell | Boston College | Keith Bogans | Kentucky | ||
| Josh Howard | Wake Forest | Hollis Price | Oklahoma | Ron Slay | Tennessee | ||
| USBWA | David West | Xavier | Carmelo Anthony | Syracuse | No third team | ||
| T. J. Ford | Texas | Jason Gardner | Arizona | ||||
| Nick Collison | Kansas | Kyle Korver | Creighton | ||||
| Dwyane Wade | Marquette | Troy Bell | Boston College | ||||
| Hollis Price | Oklahoma | Josh Howard | Wake Forest | ||||
| NABC | David West | Xavier | Carmelo Anthony | Syracuse | Reece Gaines | Louisville | |
| T. J. Ford | Texas | Jason Gardner | Arizona | Kirk Hinrich | Kansas | ||
| Nick Collison | Kansas | Keith Bogans | Kentucky | Kyle Korver | Creighton | ||
| Josh Howard | Wake Forest | Dwyane Wade | Marquette | Brian Cook | Illinois | ||
| Hollis Price | Oklahoma | Michael Sweetney | Georgetown | Emeka Okafor | Connecticut | ||
| Sporting News | David West | Xavier | Nick Collison | Kansas | Reece Gaines | Louisville | |
| T. J. Ford | Texas | Hollis Price | Oklahoma | Luke Ridnour | Oregon | ||
| Dwyane Wade | Marquette | Troy Bell | Boston College | Keith Bogans | Kentucky | ||
| Josh Howard | Wake Forest | Brian Cook | Illinois | Michael Sweetney | Georgetown | ||
| Carmelo Anthony | Syracuse | Kyle Korver | Creighton | Kirk Hinrich | Kansas | ||
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