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LOS ANGELES - The John R. Wooden Award Committee today announced the 10 student-athletes named to the 2006-2007 Wooden Award All-American Team as well as the top five finalists who will be invited to the 31st Annual Wooden Award presentation in Los Angeles. The Wooden Award Player of the Year will be announced on Saturday, April 7, live during a national telecast on CBS Sports from The Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC) at 2 p.m. EDT.

Associated Press All-America Team

FIRST TEAM
Kevin Durant, Texas
Alando Tucker, Wisconsin
Acie Law IV, Texas A&M
Arron Afflalo, UCLA
Greg Oden, Ohio State

SECOND TEAM
Nick Fazekas, Nevada
Tyler Hansbrough, North Carolina
Chris Lofton, Tennessee
Jared Dudley, Boston College
Joakim Noah, Florida

THIRD TEAM
Jeff Green, Georgetown
Al Horford, Florida
Aaron Brooks, Oregon
Al Thornton, Florida State
Aaron Gray, Pittsburgh

HONORABLE MENTION
Morris Almond, Rice; D.J. Augustin, Texas; Jahsha Bluntt, Delaware

Collegehoops.net High-Major Player of the Year: Nick Fazekas (Nevada)
Collegehoops.net Mid-Major Player of the Year: Jared Jordan (Marist)

High-Major All-American
G: Loren Stokes (Hofstra)
G: Morris Almond (Rice)
F: Nick Fazekas (Nevada)
C: Stephane Lasme (UMASS)
C: Jason Smith (Colorado State)

Second Team High-Major All-American
G: Derek Raivio (Gonzaga)
G: Jaycee Carroll (Utah State)
F: DaShaun Wood (Wright State)
F: Rashaun Freeman (UMASS)
C: Randal Falker (SIU)

Mid-Major All-American

Nat'l Freshman of the Year: Kevin Durant (Texas)
High-Major Freshman of the Year: Jeremy Wise (Southern Miss)
Mid-Major Freshman of the Year: Stephen Curry (Davidson)

CHN First-Team All-Freshman
G: DJ Augustin (Texas)
G: Mike Conley (Ohio State)
F: Kevin Durant (Texas)
F: Brandan Wright (UCLA)
C: Greg Oden (Ohio State)

CHN Second-Team All-Freshman
G: Stephen Curry (Davidson)
G: Javaris Crittenton (Georgia Tech)
F: Chase Budinger (Arizona)
F: Ryan Anderson (Cal)
C: Spencer Hawes (Washington)

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Nick Fazekas is a clear choice as our Mid-Major (Non-BCS) Player of the Year.