I might be missing something, but why is the 1st team closer to the size of an entire roster than a starting lineup?
It's too many. That's 20% of the leagues starting players are "first team"?
I might be missing something, but why is the 1st team closer to the size of an entire roster than a starting lineup?
It changed in 2003. In 03, they eliminated the 3rd team, and just went with a larger first team, second team, and honorable mention. IIRC they were running into issues with having several players tie during the voting process, so they made the first team bigger, and eliminated the 3rd team.
Overall, the first team was not a surprise. There are a few question marks on the honorable mention team, but so be it.
Do the men also have 10 first-teamers? If so, then the whole Kane or Ejim debate on first team is moot, and if not, why would the different genders do it differently?
And if your going to have 10 1st teamers and 5 2nd teamers then please leave off the honorable mention category.
It's too many. That's 20% of the leagues starting players are "first team"?
my point is: put 5 on the 1st team. 5 on the second team. then have honorable mention. If your going to dilute the system by adding 5 more on the 1st team, forget about honorable mention. 20% of all players getting all big 12 honors puts several on there that didn't even average 6 points a game (free throws included).There's no difference in the quality in honorable mention. Either way, you have 15 people on the "teams" followed by the honorable mention category.
I think the biggest surprise for me is not seeing either of our frosh even getting honorable mention All Conf. Very strange.
The surprise for me is that Seanna was not unanimous but Jadda was.I don't know exactly how the voting works, but I suspect each coach votes for ten players. Top ten are 1st team, next five are second team, and anyone else who received votes is HM. For Jadda or Seanna to be HM, someone would have to vote them as a top-10 player, and that's very unlikely with two teammates ahead of them.