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The 1917 College Basketball All-American team was selected contemporaneously during the 1916-17 season.
Answer: False
The source indicates that the 1917 College Basketball All-American team was selected retroactively, not contemporaneously during the 1916-17 season.
The 1917 All-American selections were awarded for the 1917-18 NCAA men's basketball season.
Answer: False
The 1917 All-American selections were awarded for the 1916–17 NCAA men's basketball season, not the 1917-18 season.
For which NCAA men's basketball season were the 1917 All-Americans selected?
Answer: 1916-17 season
The 1917 All-American selections were awarded for the 1916–17 NCAA men's basketball season.
What does it mean for the 1917 All-American team to have been chosen retroactively?
Answer: The honors were awarded years after the 1916-17 season concluded.
Retroactive selection means that the honors were awarded years after the actual 1916-17 season concluded, rather than being contemporary awards given during or immediately after the season.
The Helms Athletic Foundation is credited with the retroactive selection of the 1917 College Basketball All-Americans.
Answer: True
The provided source material confirms that the Helms Athletic Foundation is responsible for the retroactive selection of the 1917 College Basketball All-Americans.
Ray Woods was retroactively named the Helms Foundation College Basketball Player of the Year for the 1917 season in 1944.
Answer: True
The source confirms that Ray Woods received the retroactive designation of Helms Foundation College Basketball Player of the Year for the 1917 season, with this honor being conferred in 1944.
The Helms Foundation College Basketball Player of the Year award for the 1917 season was designated in 1944.
Answer: True
The Helms Foundation College Basketball Player of the Year award for the 1917 season was designated in 1944.
Which organization is responsible for the retroactive selection of the 1917 College Basketball All-Americans?
Answer: The Helms Athletic Foundation
The Helms Athletic Foundation is credited with the retroactive selection of the 1917 College Basketball All-Americans.
Which player was retroactively designated as the Helms Foundation College Basketball Player of the Year for the 1917 season, and when was this designation made?
Answer: Ray Woods, in 1944
Ray Woods was retroactively designated as the Helms Foundation College Basketball Player of the Year for the 1917 season, with this designation made in 1944.
Which player, besides being a 1917 All-American, received the distinction of Helms Foundation College Basketball Player of the Year?
Answer: Ray Woods
Ray Woods, in addition to being a 1917 All-American, received the distinction of Helms Foundation College Basketball Player of the Year.
How did the Helms Athletic Foundation select the 1917 All-Americans?
Answer: Retroactively, years after the 1916-17 season concluded.
The Helms Athletic Foundation selected the 1917 All-Americans retroactively, years after the conclusion of the 1916-17 season.
A total of twelve players were recognized as 1917 College Basketball All-Americans.
Answer: False
Contrary to the statement, the source indicates that ten players were recognized as 1917 College Basketball All-Americans.
Clyde Alwood, a 1917 All-American, played for the University of Wisconsin.
Answer: False
The source indicates that Clyde Alwood, a 1917 All-American, played for the University of Illinois, not the University of Wisconsin.
Princeton University was represented by Cyril Haas on the 1917 All-American team.
Answer: True
Cyril Haas, a 1917 College Basketball All-American, represented Princeton University.
George Hjelte, a 1917 All-American, played college basketball for Yale University.
Answer: False
George Hjelte, a 1917 All-American, played college basketball for the University of California, not Yale University.
Orson Kinney represented Yale University as a 1917 College Basketball All-American.
Answer: True
Orson Kinney was a 1917 College Basketball All-American selection representing Yale University.
Harold Olsen was selected as a 1917 All-American for the University of Illinois.
Answer: False
Harold Olsen was a 1917 College Basketball All-American selection for the University of Wisconsin, not the University of Illinois.
F. I. Reynolds was affiliated with Kansas State University as a 1917 All-American.
Answer: True
F. I. Reynolds was affiliated with Kansas State University as a 1917 All-American.
Francis Stadsvold played for Princeton University during the 1916-17 season and was named an All-American.
Answer: False
Francis Stadsvold played for the University of Minnesota during the 1916-17 season and was named an All-American, not for Princeton University.
Charles Taft was a 1917 All-American selection for Yale University.
Answer: True
Charles Taft was a 1917 All-American selection for Yale University.
Harry Young represented the University of Wisconsin as a 1917 College Basketball All-American.
Answer: False
Harry Young represented Washington and Lee University as a 1917 College Basketball All-American, not the University of Wisconsin.
Both the University of Illinois and Yale University had two players selected to the 1917 College Basketball All-American team.
Answer: True
The University of Illinois and Yale University each had two players selected to the 1917 College Basketball All-American team.
Charles Taft was associated with the Illinois Fighting Illini basketball team.
Answer: False
Charles Taft was associated with Yale University, not the Illinois Fighting Illini basketball team.
Ray Woods played for the Illinois Fighting Illini during the 1916-17 season.
Answer: True
Ray Woods played for the Illinois Fighting Illini during the 1916-17 season.
The table listing the 1917 All-Americans serves to detail their university affiliations for that season.
Answer: True
The table listing the 1917 All-Americans serves to detail their university affiliations for that season.
How many players were listed as 1917 College Basketball All-Americans?
Answer: 10
A total of ten players are listed as 1917 College Basketball All-Americans.
Clyde Alwood, a 1917 College Basketball All-American, represented which university?
Answer: University of Illinois
Clyde Alwood, a 1917 College Basketball All-American, represented the University of Illinois.
Which university did Cyril Haas represent as a 1917 College Basketball All-American?
Answer: Princeton University
Cyril Haas represented Princeton University as a 1917 College Basketball All-American.
George Hjelte was a 1917 College Basketball All-American selection for which university?
Answer: University of California
George Hjelte was a 1917 College Basketball All-American selection for the University of California.
Which of the following universities had two players selected as 1917 College Basketball All-Americans?
Answer: Illinois and Yale
The University of Illinois and Yale University each had two players selected as 1917 College Basketball All-Americans.
F. I. Reynolds was recognized as a 1917 All-American representing which institution?
Answer: Kansas State University
F. I. Reynolds was recognized as a 1917 All-American representing Kansas State University.
Francis Stadsvold played for which university?
Answer: University of Minnesota
Francis Stadsvold played for the University of Minnesota as a 1917 All-American.
Charles Taft was an All-American selection for which university in 1917?
Answer: Yale University
Charles Taft was an All-American selection for Yale University in 1917.
Harry Young, a 1917 College Basketball All-American, played for which university?
Answer: Washington and Lee University
Harry Young, a 1917 College Basketball All-American, played for Washington and Lee University.
Which of the following universities was represented by only one player on the 1917 All-American team?
Answer: Minnesota
Minnesota was represented by only one player (Francis Stadsvold) on the 1917 All-American team, while Illinois and Yale each had two.
Which of the following is NOT explicitly mentioned as a university represented by a 1917 All-American in the source text?
Answer: Duke University
Duke University is not explicitly mentioned as having a representative on the 1917 All-American team in the provided source text.
The navigation template indicates that Helms Foundation All-American selections begin in 1929.
Answer: False
The navigation template indicates that Helms Foundation All-American selections begin in 1905, not 1929.
The navigation template lists Helms Foundation All-American selections up to the year 1928.
Answer: True
The navigation template lists Helms Foundation All-American selections up to the year 1928.
The navigation template covers NCAA Men's Basketball All-Americans from 1905 through 2025.
Answer: True
The navigation template covers NCAA Men's Basketball All-Americans from 1905 through 2025, spanning over a century.
The term 'Consensus' selections, starting in 1929, implies a selection process based on a single, dominant voting body.
Answer: False
The term 'Consensus' selections, beginning in 1929, implies a selection process based on agreement among multiple recognized sources or voting bodies, rather than a single dominant one.
The navigation template categorizes All-American selections before 1929 under 'Consensus'.
Answer: False
The navigation template categorizes All-American selections before 1929 under 'Helms Foundation', not 'Consensus'.
According to the navigation template, what is the range of years covered by Helms Foundation All-American selections?
Answer: 1905-1928
According to the navigation template, Helms Foundation All-American selections cover the years 1905 through 1928.
What does the navigation template suggest about All-American selections starting from 1929?
Answer: They are categorized as 'Consensus' selections.
The navigation template suggests that All-American selections starting from 1929 are categorized as 'Consensus' selections.
The navigation template covers NCAA Men's Basketball All-Americans across what total span of years?
Answer: Over a century
The navigation template covers NCAA Men's Basketball All-Americans from 1905 through 2025, spanning over a century.
Ray Woods was visually distinguished by blue highlighting in the list of 1917 All-Americans.
Answer: False
Ray Woods was visually distinguished by gold highlighting in the list of 1917 All-Americans, not blue highlighting.
The 'See also' section links to the 1916-17 NCAA men's basketball season.
Answer: True
The 'See also' section provides context by linking to the 1916-17 NCAA men's basketball season, which corresponds to the period for which the 1917 All-Americans were selected.
The NCAA Division I Consensus All-American Selections PDF document cited was last updated in 2009.
Answer: False
The cited NCAA Division I Consensus All-American Selections PDF document was archived from its original location on August 16, 2009, not necessarily last updated in that year.
The 'vte' navigation box stands for 'view, template, edit' and offers user interaction options.
Answer: True
The 'vte' navigation box typically stands for 'view, template, edit' and offers user interaction options on web pages.
The image accompanying the article shows Charles Taft II playing for Yale.
Answer: True
The image accompanying the source material depicts Charles Phelps Taft II, a 1917 College Basketball All-American selection who played for Yale University.
The 'See also' section provides context by linking to the 1917-18 basketball season.
Answer: False
The 'See also' section provides context by linking to the 1916-17 NCAA men's basketball season, which corresponds to the period for which the 1917 All-Americans were selected.
Redlinks for Cyril Haas, George Hjelte, and F. I. Reynolds indicate they have dedicated Wikipedia pages.
Answer: False
Redlinks for Cyril Haas, George Hjelte, and F. I. Reynolds indicate that dedicated Wikipedia pages for these individuals do not currently exist within the source's context.
What visual cue in the source material indicated that Ray Woods was the top performer for the 1917 season?
Answer: His name was highlighted in gold.
Ray Woods was visually distinguished by gold highlighting in the list of 1917 All-Americans, signifying his retroactive designation as the Helms Foundation College Basketball Player of the Year.
The NCAA Division I Consensus All-American Selections document mentioned in the reference was archived in what year?
Answer: 2009
The NCAA Division I Consensus All-American Selections document referenced was archived from its original location on August 16, 2009.
What does the 'vte' in the navigation box typically stand for?
Answer: View, Template, Edit
The 'vte' navigation box typically stands for 'view, template, edit,' offering standard user interaction options on web pages.