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The NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams were first established in the year 1905.
Answer: False
While the NCAA recognizes historical All-America selections dating back to 1905, the formal establishment of NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams by recognized organizations occurred in 1929.
College Humor magazine was among the earliest organizations to name NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams, commencing its selections in 1929.
Answer: True
College Humor magazine initiated its naming of NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams in 1929, alongside the Christy Walsh Syndicate.
The Converse shoe company initiated the publication of its own All-America teams in 1932, continuing this practice until 1948.
Answer: True
The Converse shoe company began publishing its All-America teams through the Converse Basketball Yearbook in 1932 and maintained this tradition through 1948.
The Helms Athletic Foundation, established in 1936, exclusively named All-America teams for years following its founding.
Answer: False
The Helms Athletic Foundation, established in 1936, retroactively named All-America teams for the years 1905 through 1935 and continued to name teams until 1983, not exclusively for years after its founding.
The NCAA considers the Helms Athletic Foundation teams official selections for the years 1905 through 1928.
Answer: True
The NCAA officially recognizes the Helms Athletic Foundation All-America teams as the selections for the historical period spanning 1905 through 1928.
The Christy Walsh Syndicate selected NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams for a period spanning from 1929 to 1940.
Answer: False
The Christy Walsh Syndicate selected NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams from 1929 to 1930, not through 1940.
The Literary Digest named an NCAA Men's Basketball All-America team in 1934.
Answer: True
The Literary Digest selected an NCAA Men's Basketball All-America team in the year 1934.
Madison Square Garden was responsible for naming an NCAA Men's Basketball All-America team in 1937.
Answer: True
Madison Square Garden was responsible for naming an NCAA Men's Basketball All-America team in the year 1937.
The Converse Basketball Yearbook was the sole publication selecting All-America teams from 1932 to 1948.
Answer: False
While the Converse Basketball Yearbook was significant, other publications and organizations also named All-America teams during the 1932-1948 period.
Which two organizations were the first to name NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams in 1929?
Answer: College Humor magazine and Christy Walsh Syndicate
College Humor magazine and the Christy Walsh Syndicate were the inaugural organizations to name NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams in 1929.
What publication, known as the Converse Basketball Yearbook, began selecting All-America teams in 1932?
Answer: The Converse shoe company
The Converse shoe company initiated the publication of its All-America teams through the Converse Basketball Yearbook, commencing in 1932.
Which organization retroactively named NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams for the years 1905 through 1935?
Answer: The Helms Athletic Foundation
The Helms Athletic Foundation is recognized for retroactively naming NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams for the period spanning 1905 through 1935.
Which organization's All-America teams are officially recognized by the NCAA for the historical period spanning 1905 through 1928?
Answer: The Helms Athletic Foundation
The Helms Athletic Foundation's All-America teams are officially recognized by the NCAA for the historical period spanning 1905 through 1928.
What publication was responsible for selecting NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams between 1937 and 1942?
Answer: The Omaha World newspaper
The Omaha World newspaper was responsible for selecting NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams between 1937 and 1942.
The Associated Press (AP) commenced its selection of NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams in 1948.
Answer: True
The Associated Press (AP) began its annual selection process for the NCAA Men's Basketball All-America team in 1948.
The Newspaper Enterprise Association (NEA) selected NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams continuously from 1953 to 1963.
Answer: True
The Newspaper Enterprise Association (NEA) selected NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams from 1953 to 1963, in addition to a selection in 1938.
Pic magazine exclusively selected NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams during the years 1942 to 1944.
Answer: True
Pic magazine exclusively selected NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams during the years 1942 to 1944.
Sporting News magazine has only selected NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams in the mid-1940s.
Answer: False
Sporting News magazine selected All-America teams during multiple periods, including 1943-1946, 1960-1962, and from 1998 to the present, not solely in the mid-1940s.
United Press International (UPI) selected NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams for a longer duration than the Associated Press (AP).
Answer: True
United Press International (UPI) selected All-America teams from 1949 to 1996, a longer period than the Associated Press (AP), which began in 1948 and continues to the present.
Look magazine was responsible for naming NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams from 1949 until 1962.
Answer: True
Look magazine was responsible for naming NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams during the period spanning from 1949 to 1962.
The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) began selecting NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams in 1957.
Answer: True
The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) commenced its selection of NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams in 1957.
The United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) started selecting NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams later than the NABC.
Answer: True
The United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) began selecting All-America teams in 1963, which was later than the NABC's commencement in 1957.
In what year did the Associated Press (AP) commence its selection of NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams?
Answer: 1948
The Associated Press (AP) commenced its selection of NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams in the year 1948.
According to the provided data, during which specific periods did the Newspaper Enterprise Association (NEA) select NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams?
Answer: 1938 and 1953-1963
The Newspaper Enterprise Association (NEA) selected NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams in 1938 and again from 1953 to 1963.
Which magazine selected NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams during the years 1943 to 1946?
Answer: Sporting News magazine
Sporting News magazine selected NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams during the years 1943 to 1946.
Over what time span did United Press International (UPI) select NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams?
Answer: 1949-1996
United Press International (UPI) selected NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams from 1949 to 1996.
Since what year has the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) been selecting NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams?
Answer: 1957
The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) has been selecting NCAA Men's Basketball All-America teams since 1957.
Consensus All-America teams are determined solely by the NCAA's internal voting process.
Answer: False
Consensus All-America teams are not determined solely by the NCAA's internal process; rather, they represent the collective opinion derived from multiple major media outlets and expert selections.
The NCAA recognizes consensus All-America teams dating back to the year 1905.
Answer: True
The NCAA officially recognizes consensus All-America teams dating back to the year 1905, encompassing historical selections.
Currently, how many major media outlets are designated as primary contributors to the selection of NCAA consensus All-America teams?
Answer: False
Currently, four major media outlets are designated as primary contributors to the selection of NCAA consensus All-America teams, not five.
Identify the four primary outlets currently utilized for determining NCAA consensus All-America teams.
Answer: True
The four primary outlets currently utilized for determining NCAA consensus All-America teams are the Associated Press, the National Association of Basketball Coaches, the United States Basketball Writers Association, and Sporting News magazine.
According to the NCAA's point system implemented in 1984, what is the point value assigned to honorable mention selections?
Answer: False
The NCAA's 1984 point system assigns points for first-team (3 points), second-team (2 points), and third-team (1 point) selections. Honorable mentions are explicitly excluded from this point calculation.
Under the NCAA's 1984 point system, the top five point totals determine the first-team consensus selections.
Answer: True
The NCAA's 1984 point system designates the top five point totals, including any ties, as the criteria for determining the first-team consensus selections.
The NCAA recognizes consensus All-America teams starting from 1929.
Answer: False
The NCAA recognizes consensus All-America teams dating back to the year 1905, not solely from 1929.
The point system for consensus All-America teams, implemented in 1984, excludes third-team selections from earning points.
Answer: False
The NCAA's 1984 point system assigns one point for third-team selections, meaning they are included in the point calculation for determining consensus status, not excluded.
What is the defining characteristic of a 'consensus All-America team' in NCAA Men's Basketball?
Answer: A team representing the collective opinion of multiple major college basketball experts.
A 'consensus All-America team' in NCAA Men's Basketball represents the collective opinion derived from multiple major media outlets and expert selections, reflecting broad agreement across various recognized teams.
How many major media outlets currently contribute to the determination of NCAA consensus All-America teams?
Answer: Four
Currently, four major media outlets contribute to the determination of NCAA consensus All-America teams.
Which of the following is NOT recognized as one of the four primary outlets used today for selecting NCAA consensus All-America teams?
Answer: The Helms Athletic Foundation
The Helms Athletic Foundation is not recognized as one of the four primary outlets used today for selecting NCAA consensus All-America teams; the primary outlets are AP, NABC, USBWA, and Sporting News.
Within the NCAA's 1984 point system for consensus All-America teams, how many points are awarded to a third-team selection?
Answer: One point
Within the NCAA's 1984 point system, a third-team selection is awarded one point.
How are the second-team consensus All-America selections determined under the NCAA's point system?
Answer: The players ranked 6th through 10th in point totals, including ties.
Second-team consensus All-America selections are determined by identifying the players ranked sixth through tenth in point totals, including any ties, within the NCAA's point system.
The schools listed in the 'Leaders by school' section are ranked by the total number of consensus first-team All-American selections.
Answer: True
The 'Leaders by school' section ranks universities based on the cumulative number of consensus first-team All-American selections achieved by their student-athletes.
The University of Kansas currently holds the record for the most consensus first-team All-American selections.
Answer: True
The University of Kansas holds the record for the most consensus first-team All-American selections in NCAA Men's Basketball history.
Purdue University ranks third in the number of consensus first-team All-American selections, behind Kansas and North Carolina.
Answer: False
Purdue University ranks second in the number of consensus first-team All-American selections, with 29, while North Carolina ranks third with 28.
Jalen Wilson was the most recent consensus first-team All-American from Kansas, selected in 2023.
Answer: True
Jalen Wilson is identified as the most recent consensus first-team All-American from the University of Kansas, with his selection occurring in 2023.
The University of Kentucky ranks fourth in consensus first-team All-American selections with 27.
Answer: True
The University of Kentucky holds the fourth position in the ranking of consensus first-team All-American selections, with a total of 27.
Oscar Tshiebwe was the most recent consensus first-team All-American from Kentucky, selected in 2022.
Answer: True
Oscar Tshiebwe is cited as the most recent consensus first-team All-American from the University of Kentucky, having been selected in 2022.
Duke University has accumulated more consensus first-team All-American selections than the University of Kentucky.
Answer: False
The University of Kentucky ranks fourth with 27 consensus first-team selections, while Duke University ranks fifth with 25, indicating Kentucky has more selections.
The University of Pennsylvania ranks sixth in consensus first-team All-American selections with 24.
Answer: False
The University of Pennsylvania ranks seventh in consensus first-team All-American selections with 22 selections, not sixth with 24.
Chet Forte was the most recent consensus first-team All-American from Columbia University, selected in 1957.
Answer: True
Chet Forte is identified as the most recent consensus first-team All-American from Columbia University, with his selection occurring in 1957.
The University of North Carolina has more consensus first-team All-American selections than Duke University.
Answer: True
The University of North Carolina holds 28 consensus first-team selections, surpassing Duke University's 25 selections.
Braden Smith was the most recent consensus first-team All-American from Purdue, selected in 2025.
Answer: True
Braden Smith is identified as the most recent consensus first-team All-American from Purdue University, with his selection occurring in 2025.
The 'Leaders by school' table includes the number of distinct players who received consensus first-team selections for each university.
Answer: True
The 'Leaders by school' table provides comprehensive data, including the total number of consensus first-team selections and the count of distinct players who achieved this honor for each university.
Which university holds the record for the most consensus first-team All-American selections in NCAA Men's Basketball history?
Answer: University of Kansas
The University of Kansas holds the record for the most consensus first-team All-American selections.
Quantify the number of consensus first-team All-American selections accumulated by the University of Kansas.
Answer: 32
The University of Kansas has accumulated 32 consensus first-team All-American selections.
Identify the most recent consensus first-team All-American from the University of Kansas, as indicated in the provided data.
Answer: Jalen Wilson
Jalen Wilson was the most recent consensus first-team All-American from the University of Kansas, selected in 2023.
Which university ranks second in the historical count of consensus first-team All-American selections?
Answer: Purdue University
Purdue University ranks second in the historical count of consensus first-team All-American selections.
According to the data, who was the most recent consensus first-team All-American from Purdue University?
Answer: Braden Smith
Braden Smith was the most recent consensus first-team All-American from Purdue University, selected in 2025.
Quantify the number of consensus first-team All-American selections accumulated by the University of North Carolina.
Answer: 28
The University of North Carolina has accumulated 28 consensus first-team All-American selections.
Identify the most recent consensus first-team All-American from Duke University, as indicated in the provided data.
Answer: Cooper Flagg
Cooper Flagg is listed as the most recent consensus first-team All-American from Duke University, selected in 2025.
The first Academic All-American basketball team was named in 1963 by the NCAA.
Answer: False
The first Academic All-American basketball team was named in 1963, but it was selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), not the NCAA.
Rod Thorn was a member of the inaugural Academic All-American basketball team in 1963.
Answer: True
Rod Thorn, representing West Virginia, was indeed a member of the inaugural Academic All-American basketball team named in 1963.
CoSIDA has named Academic All-America teams continuously every year since 1963.
Answer: True
CoSIDA has maintained a consistent record of naming Academic All-America teams annually without interruption since the program's inception in 1963.
The University of Kansas leads all universities in the number of Academic All-American selections.
Answer: False
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) leads all universities with 17 Academic All-American selections, while the University of Kansas ranks second with 15.
Indiana University, Duke University, and the University of Notre Dame are tied for third place in Academic All-American selections.
Answer: True
Indiana University, Duke University, and the University of Notre Dame are indeed tied for third place in Academic All-American selections, each having accumulated 13 selections.
Gonzaga University and Brigham Young University (BYU) share the eighth position in Academic All-American selections with 8 selections each.
Answer: True
Gonzaga University and Brigham Young University (BYU) are tied for the eighth position in Academic All-American selections, with each university having 8 selections.
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has the most Academic All-American selections with 17.
Answer: True
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) leads all universities with 17 Academic All-American selections.
In what year was the inaugural Academic All-American basketball team established?
Answer: 1963
The inaugural Academic All-American basketball team was established in 1963.
Which organization was responsible for selecting the first Academic All-American basketball team?
Answer: College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA)
The College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) was responsible for selecting the first Academic All-American basketball team.
Which university holds the distinction of having the most Academic All-American selections, according to the provided table?
Answer: University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) holds the distinction of having the most Academic All-American selections with 17.
Quantify the number of Academic All-American selections accumulated by the University of Kansas.
Answer: 15
The University of Kansas has accumulated 15 Academic All-American selections.
Which university ranks seventh in the number of Academic All-American selections, with a total of 9?
Answer: University of Kentucky
The University of Kentucky ranks seventh in the number of Academic All-American selections, with a total of 9.
The Associated Press (AP) began naming preseason All-America teams for men's college basketball in 1986.
Answer: True
The Associated Press (AP) commenced its practice of naming preseason All-America teams for men's college basketball in 1986.
David Robinson of Duke was the leading vote-getter on the first AP preseason All-America team in 1986.
Answer: False
David Robinson of Navy, not Duke, was the leading vote-getter on the first AP preseason All-America team in 1986.
Harrison Barnes was the first freshman to be voted a preseason All-American by the AP.
Answer: True
Harrison Barnes of North Carolina achieved the distinction of being the first freshman to be voted a preseason All-American by the AP, in 2011.
The AAU Men's Basketball All-Americans honor was presented concurrently with the NCAA selections throughout the 1960s.
Answer: False
The AAU Men's Basketball All-Americans honor was presented during the 1920-21 and 1967-68 seasons, not concurrently throughout the 1960s with NCAA selections.
The first AP preseason All-America team was named for the 1985-1986 NCAA Division I men's basketball season.
Answer: False
The first AP preseason All-America team was named for the 1986-1987 NCAA Division I men's basketball season.
The NCAA Women's Basketball All-Americans are considered the direct equivalent to the men's NCAA All-America honors in terms of selection methodology and historical recognition.
Answer: True
The NCAA Women's Basketball All-Americans are recognized through similar processes and serve as the direct counterpart to the men's NCAA All-America honors.
In what year did the Associated Press (AP) commence its practice of naming preseason All-America teams for men's college basketball?
Answer: 1986
The Associated Press (AP) commenced its practice of naming preseason All-America teams for men's college basketball in 1986.
Who was the leading vote-getter on the inaugural Associated Press (AP) preseason All-America team in 1986?
Answer: David Robinson
David Robinson of Navy was the leading vote-getter on the inaugural Associated Press (AP) preseason All-America team in 1986.
During which specific periods was the AAU Men's Basketball All-Americans honor presented?
Answer: 1920-21 and 1967-68 seasons
The AAU Men's Basketball All-Americans honor was presented during the 1920-21 and 1967-68 seasons.