Purdue's Zach Edey Leads AP All-America Team for Second Year

Edey, Knecht, and Davis form the top trio in the prestigious selection, highlighting the nation's basketball talent.

Purdue's Zach Edey unanimously tops AP men's college basketball All-America team for the second consecutive year, leading with 310 points.
Tennessee's Dalton Knecht and North Carolina's RJ Davis follow Edey in the top trio, earning first-team honors on 56 and 55 ballots, respectively.
Houston's Jamal Shead and UConn's Tristen Newton complete the first team, with Newton potentially leading UConn to become the first repeat champion since Florida in 2006-2007.
Second and third teams feature players from Marquette, Alabama, Dayton, Duke, Kansas, San Diego State, Auburn, Arizona, and Creighton, highlighting the breadth of talent across the country.
Honorable mentions include players from Kentucky, Kansas, and Providence, with Antonio Reeves and Kevin McCullar Jr. leading the vote-getters among those who didn't make the All-America teams.