Quincy Douby Named AP All-American
Mar 27 | Men's Basketball
PISCATAWAY, NJ - Rutgers junior guard Quincy Douby (Brooklyn, NY) was named Honorable Mention All-American by the Associated Press.
Douby was the BIG EAST’s leading scorer at 25.4 points per game, was a First-Team All-BIG EAST selection and became the Rutgers single-season scoring leader with 839 points this season, surpassing Bob Lloyd for the most points ever scored in a single season by a Scarlet Knight. Lloyd held the single season scoring mark of 809 for 39 years (set in the 1966-67 season).
Douby’s 25.4 points per game average was the third-best single season average in Rutgers history as Lloyd averaged 27.9 points in 1966-67, and 26.5 points in 1965-66.
2005-06 AP All-America Basketball Teams
FIRST TEAM
Adam Morrison, Gonzaga
J.J. Redick, Duke
Randy Foye, Villanova.
Shelden Williams, Duke
Brandon Roy, Washington
SECOND TEAM
Dee Brown, Illinois
Rodney Carney, Memphis
Rudy Gay, Connecticut
P.J. Tucker, Texas
Leon Powe, California
THIRD TEAM
Craig Smith, Boston College
Glen Davis, LSU
Tyler Hansbrough, North Carolina
Nick Fazekas, Nevada
Allan Ray, Villanova
HONORABLE MENTION
Arron Afflalo, UCLA; Maurice Ager, Michigan State; LaMarcus Aldridge, Texas; Jose Juan Barea, Northeastern; J.P. Batista, Gonzaga.
Jahsha Bluntt, Delaware State; Ronnie Brewer, Arkansas; Keydren Clark, Saint Peter's; Mardy Collins, Temple; Paul Davis, Michigan State.
Terrance Dials, Ohio State; QUINCY DOUBY, RUTGERS; Jordan Farmar, UCLA; Mike Gansey, West Virginia; Daniel Gibson, Texas.
Caleb Green, Oral Roberts; DeAndre Haynes, Kent State; Brandon Heath, San Diego State; Jeff Horner, Iowa; Ibrahim Jaaber, Pennsylvania.
Jarrious Jackson, Texas Tech; Marco Killingsworth, Indiana; Carl Krauser, Pittsburgh; Jack Leasure, Coastal Carolina; Charles Lee, Bucknell.
Chris Lofton, Tennessee; Christian Maraker, Pacific; Gerry McNamara, Syracuse; J. Robert Merritt, Samford; Paul Miller, Wichita State.
Paul Millsap, Louisiana Tech; Elton Nesbitt, Georgia Southern; Joakim Noah, Florida; Kevin Pittsnogle, West Virginia; Chris Quinn, Notre Dame.
Brion Rush, Grambling State; Blake Schilb, Loyola of Chicago; Steven Smith, La Salle; Tim Smith, East Tennessee State; Ronald Steele, Alabama.
Rodney Stuckey, Eastern Washington; Chad Timberlake, Fairleigh Dickinson; Darius Washington, Memphis; Marcus Williams, Connecticut; Jamar Wilson, Albany, N.Y.; Anthony Winchester, Western Kentucky; Ricky Woods, Southeastern Louisiana.
