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The consensus 1952 College Basketball All-American team, as determined by aggregating the results of five major All-American teams.[1] To earn "consensus" status, a player must win honors from a majority of the following teams: the Associated Press, Look Magazine, The United Press International, Collier's Magazine and the International News Service.
1952 NCAA Men's Basketball All-Americans | |
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Awarded for | 1951–52 NCAA men's basketball season |
Player | Position | Class | Team |
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Chuck Darling | C | Senior | Iowa |
Rod Fletcher | G | Senior | Illinois |
Dick Groat | G | Senior | Duke |
Cliff Hagan | F | Junior | Kentucky |
Clyde Lovellette | C | Senior | Kansas |
Player | Position | Class | Team |
---|---|---|---|
Bob Houbregs | F | Junior | Washington |
Don Meineke | F | Senior | Dayton |
Johnny O'Brien | G | Junior | Seattle |
Mark Workman | C | Senior | West Virginia |
Bob Zawoluk | F | Senior | St. John's |
All-America Team | |||||||
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First team | Second team | Third team | |||||
Player | School | Player | School | Player | School | ||
Associated Press[2] | Chuck Darling | Iowa | Rod Fletcher | Illinois | Larry Hennessy | Villanova | |
Dick Groat | Duke | Don Meineke | Dayton | Dick Knostman | Kansas State | ||
Cliff Hagan | Kentucky | Bob Pettit | Louisiana State | Bob Houbregs | Washington | ||
Clyde Lovellette | Kansas | Frank Ramsey | Kentucky | Johnny O'Brien | Seattle | ||
Mark Workman | West Virginia | Bob Zawoluk | St. John's | Ray Steiner | Saint Louis | ||
UPI | Chuck Darling | Iowa | Rod Fletcher | Illinois | Walter Dukes | Seton Hall | |
Dick Groat | Duke | Johnny O'Brien | Seattle | Bob Houbregs | Washington | ||
Cliff Hagan | Kentucky | Bob Pettit | Louisiana State | Don Meineke | Dayton | ||
Clyde Lovellette | Kansas | Frank Ramsey | Kentucky | Ray Steiner | Saint Louis | ||
Mark Workman | West Virginia | Bob Zawoluk | St. John's | Jim Tucker | Duquesne | ||
Look Magazine[3] | Chuck Darling | Iowa | Bob Houbregs | Washington | No third team | ||
Walter Dukes | Seton Hall | Clyde Lovellette | Kansas | ||||
Rod Fletcher | Illinois | Don Meineke | Dayton | ||||
Dick Groat | Duke | Albert Nicholas | Wisconsin | ||||
Mark Workman | West Virginia | Glen Smith | Utah | ||||
International News Service | Chuck Darling | Iowa | Rod Fletcher | Illinois | No third team | ||
Dick Groat | Duke | Larry Hennessy | Villanova | ||||
Cliff Hagan | Kentucky | Bob Houbregs | Washington | ||||
Clyde Lovellette | Kansas | Don Meineke | Dayton | ||||
Johnny O'Brien | Seattle | Jim Tucker | Duquesne | ||||
Collier's | Chuck Darling | Iowa | Rod Fletcher | Illinois | No third team | ||
Dick Groat | Duke | Larry Hennessy | Villanova | ||||
Cliff Hagan | Kentucky | Bob Houbregs | Washington | ||||
Clyde Lovellette | Kansas | Mark Workman | West Virginia | ||||
Glen Smith | Utah | Bob Zawoluk | St. John's | ||||
AP Honorable Mention:[4]
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