1969-70 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM

FIRST TEAM
Pete Maravich, LSU
Bob Lanier, St. Bonaventure
Rick Mount, Purdue
Dan Issel, Kentucky
Charlie Scott, North Carolina

SECOND TEAM
Cal Murphy, Niagara
Artis Gilmore, Jacksonville
Austin Carr, Notre Dame
Sidney Wicks, UCLA
Jim McMillian, Columbia

THIRD TEAM
John Roche, South Carolina
Mike Maloy, Davidson
Rudy Tomjanovich, Michigan
John Valleley, UCLA
Ralph Simpson, Michigan State

1970-71 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM

FIRST TEAM
Austin Carr, Notre Dame
Sidney Wicks, UCLA
Jim McDaniels, Western Kentucky
Artis Gilmore, Jacksonville
Dean Meminger, Marquette

SECOND TEAM
John Roche, South Carolina
John Neumann, Mississippi
Ken Durrett, La Salle
Howard Porter, Villanova
Rich Yunkus, Georgia Tech

THIRD TEAM
Julius Erving, Massachusetts
Paul Westphal, Southern California
George McGinnis, Indiana
Curtis Rowe, UCLA
Dave Robisch, Kansas

1971-72 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM

FIRST TEAM
Bill Walton, UCLA
Henry Bibby, UCLA
Ed Ratleff, Long Beach State
Tom Riker, South Carolina
Jim Price, Louisville

SECOND TEAM
Paul Westphal, Southern Cal
Dwight Lamar, Southwestern La.
Dennis Wuycik, North Carolina
Bob Morse, Pennsylvania
Brian Taylor, Princeton

THIRD TEAM
Barry Parkhill, Virginia
Allan Hornyak, Ohio State
Bob McAdoo, North Carolina
Henry Wilmore, Michigan
Mel Davis, St. John's

1972-73 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM

FIRST TEAM
Bill Walton, UCLA
David Thompson, NC State
Ed Ratleff, Long Beach State
Doug Collins, Illinois State
Keith Wilkes, UCLA

SECOND TEAM
Dwight Lamar, Southwestern La.
Tom McMillen, Maryland
Jim Brewer, Minnesota
Kevin Joyce, South Carolina
Ernie DiGregorio, Providence

THIRD TEAM
Allan Hornyak, Ohio State
Barry Parkhill, Virginia
John Brown, Missouri
Bill Schaeffer, St. John's
Tom Burelson, North Carolina State

FOURTH TEAM
Marvin Barnes, Providence
Mike Bantom, St. Joseph's
Kresimir Cosic, Brigham Young
Kermit Washington, American
Ron Behagen, Minnesota

1973-74 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM

FIRST TEAM
Bill Walton, UCLA
David Thompson, NC State
Keith Wilkes, UCLA
John Shumate, Notre Dame
Marvin Barnes, Providence

SECOND TEAM
Bobby Jones, North Carolina
Len Elmore, Maryland
Tom McMillen, Maryland
Bill Knight, Pittsburgh
Campy Russell, Michigan

THIRD TEAM
Kevin Stacom, Providence
Larry Fogle, Canisius
Tom Burleson, North Carolina State
Maurice Lucas, Marquette
John Lucas, Maryland

1974-75 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM

FIRST TEAM
David Thompson, NC State
David Meyers, UCLA
Adrian Dantley, Notre Dame
John Lucas, Maryland
Ron Lee, Oregon

SECOND TEAM
Scott May, Indiana
Luther Burden, Utah
Leon Douglas, Alabama
Kevin Grevey, Kentucky
Gus Williams, Southern California

THIRD TEAM
Quinn Buckner, Indiana
Alvin Adams, Oklahoma
Lionel Hollins, Arizona State
Steve Green, Indiana
Bernard King, Tennessee

1975-76 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM

FIRST TEAM
Scott May, Indiana
Adrian Dantley, Notre Dame
Kent Benson, Indiana
Richard Washington, UCLA
Phil Ford, North Carolina

SECOND TEAM
Phil Sellers, Rutgers
Earl Tatum, Marquette
Leon Douglas, Alabama
Mitch Kupchalk, North Carolina
Marquez Johnson, UCLA

THIRD TEAM
Ron Lee, Oregon
Bernard King, Tennessee
Ernie Grunfeld, Tennessee
Kenny Carr, North Carolina State
Willie Smith, Missouri

1976-77 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM

FIRST TEAM
Marques Johnson, UCLA
Kent Benson, Indiana
Phil Ford, North Carolina
Ricky Green, Michgan
Otis Birdsong, Houston


SECOND TEAM
Phil Hubbard, Michigan
Bernard King, Tennessee
Ernie Grunfeld, Tennessee
Bo Ellis, Marquette
Michael Thompson, Minnesota

THIRD TEAM
Butch Lee, Marquette
Greg Ballard, Oregon
Bill Cartwright, San Francisco
Larry Bird, Indiana State
Winford Boynes, San Francisco
Joe Hassett, Providence

1977-78 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM

FIRST TEAM
Phil Ford, North Carolina
Butch Lee, Marquette
Larry Bird, Indiana State
David Greenwood, UCLA
Rick Robey, Kentucky
SECOND TEAM
Jack Givens, Kentucky
Rod Griffin, Wake Forest
Dave Corzine, DePaul
Earvin Johnson, Michigan State
Freeman Williams, Portland State

THIRD TEAM
James Bailey, Rutgers
Jerome Whitehead, Marquette
Mike O'Koren, North Carolina
Sidney Moncrief, Arkansas
Winford Boynes, San Francisco

1978-79 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM

FIRST TEAM
Larry Bird, Indiana State
Earvin Johnson, Michigan State
David Greenwood, UCLA
Mike Gminski, Duke
Sidney Moncrief, Arkansas

SECOND TEAM
Bill Cartwright, San Francisco
Mike O'Koren, North Carolina
Jim Spanarkel, Duke
Kelly Tripucka, Notre Dame
Reginald King, Alabama

THIRD TEAM
Joe Paxson, Rutgers
Ronnie Lester, Iowa
Joe Barry Carroll, Purdue
Darrell Griffith, Louisville
Kyle Macy, Kentucky

FOURTH TEAM
James Bailey, Rutgers
Calvin Natt, Northeast Louisiana
Mike Woodson, Indiana
Danny Ainge, Brigham Young
Bernard Toone, Marquette