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Wednesday, March 24, 2004

All-Americans & Tournament Success

The Associated Press today announced first and second team All-Americans. Couldn't agree more with the writers' selections.

First Team: Connecticut's Emeka Okafor, St. Joe's Jameer Nelson, Mississippi State's Lawrence Roberts, Stanford's Josh Childress and Providence's Ryan Gomes.

Second Team: Wisconsin's Devin Harris, North Carolina State's Julius Hodge, Oregon's Luke Jackson, Texas Tech's Andre Emmett and Gonzaga's Blake Stepp.

Of the country's top ten players, only Okafor and Nelson will be playing in the Sweet Sixteen. Superstars do not an NCAA success make.
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