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Basketball figures are presumed notable if they

Have appeared in one game as either a player or head coach in the original American Basketball Association, Liga ACB, EuroLeague, National Basketball Association, National Basketball League (Australia), National Basketball League (United States), Lega Basket Serie A, Women's National Basketball Association, Greek Basket League, Israeli Basketball Premier League, ABA League (and its predecessor the Yugoslav Basketball League), or the VTB United League (and its predecessors the USSR Premier Basketball League and the Russian Professional Basketball Championship).
Were selected in the first two rounds of the NBA draft.
Have won an award, or led the league in a major statistical category of the Continental Basketball Association or NBA G League.

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Notable McDonald's All-Americans:

Manuel Forrest (1981)
Michael Payne (1981)
Curtis Hunter (1982)
Tom Sheehey (1983)
Tony Kimbro (1985)
Keith Robinson (1986) remember Buffalo News POY
Perry Carter (1987)
Bobby Martin (1987)
Treg Lee (1987)
Duane Simpkins (1992): it 1
Jason Osborne (1993): 1
Joey Beard (1993): it
Norman Nolan (1994): it 1
Corey Louis (1994): 1
Mike Robinson [maybe] (1996): 1
Lester Earl (1996): controversial...
Kevin Lyde (1998): 1
Rolando Howell (2000): it, 1
Brian Boddicker (2000): 1
Michael Jones [maybe] (2003): 1
Mike Williams [maybe] (2004): 1

Other players:

Eric Eberz (remember Buffalo News POY)
Andre Laws

94–95 CBA All-Defensive First Team

Mike Bell, Rockford Lightning
James Blackwell, Pittsburgh Piranhas
Randolph Keys, Quad City Thunder
Erik Martin, Yakima Sun Kings
Brian Oliver, Rockford Lightning

https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/340242663/ April 25, 1995 The Dispatch from Moline, Illinois p. 31

USAB bios

Marvin O'Connor

Sophomore averages: 1

1999–00 Game Log

2000–01 Game Log

A source for NCAA players' stats:

CBS SportsLine for 1999 (1998-99)
CBS SportsLine for 2000 (1999-00)
CBS SportsLine for 2001 (2000-01)
CBS SportsLine for 2002 (2001-02) seems that they're wrong, they are missing the NCAA Tournament stats (?)

ESPN CBB players

AJ Guyton Career Stats Year G GS Min FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% Off Def Reb A Stl BS TO Pts Avg 96-97 33 29 1107 157 361 .435 56 145 .386 80 94 .851 22 88 110 129 40 17 71 450 13.6 97-98 32 30 1088 188 402 .468 79 180 .439 82 107 .766 15 97 112 118 38 8 79 537 16.8 98-99 34 34 1158 198 435 .455 76 187 .406 71 94 .755 23 94 117 88 22 14 78 543 16.0 99-00 29 29 995 204 444 .459 72 172 .419 90 114 .789 17 63 80 68 29 13 69 570 19.7 Career 128 122 4348 747 1642 .455 283 684 .414 323 409 .790 77 342 419 403 129 52 297 2100 16.4

Various stats (CBA stats, college...)

Connecticut Mr. Basketball

1986: Tharon Mayes 1
Murray Williams
Chris Smith
1988: Scott Burrell 1
2007: Charoy Bentley 1
2012: Kris Dunn

Maryland Mr. Basketball

1975: Gregory Escalera
1995: Louis Bullock 1
2001: Jamaal Wise
2015: Naji Marshall
2018: Demetrius Mims

New Jersey Mr. Basketball

1986: Alaa Abdelnaby 1
1992: Rodrick Rhodes 1
1999: Jay Williams
2006: Dan Werner
2011: Michael Kidd-Gilchrist
2014: Karl-Anthony Towns
2015: Isaiah Briscoe
2017: Nick Richards 1

Oklahoma Mr. Basketball

1999: Ebi Ere 1
2000: Terrence Crawford 1
2001: Kevin Bookout
2005: Obi Muonelo 1
2011: Le'Bryan Nash 1
2018: Kalib Boone

Pennsylvania Mr. Basketball

1996: Kobe Bryant
1999: David M. Young 1
2000: Chevon Troutman 1
2001_ John "Tootie" Allen
2014: J. C. Show 1
2016: Tony Carr
2017: Lonnie Walker
2018: Cam Reddish 1

Matt Carroll x2

Japan

JBL Leaders

Michael Lloyd

Gatorade Players of the Year

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