Horizon League All-League Teams

[Sixth Man]

2007-08 Horizon League All-League Men's Basketball Teams

All-League First-Team
A.J. Graves, Butler (6-1, Sr., G)
Mike Green, Butler (6-1, Sr., G)
J'Nathan Bullock, Cleveland State (6-5, Jr., F)
Josh Mayo, UIC (5-11, Jr., G)
Vaughn Duggins, Wright State (6-3, So., G)

All-League Second-Team
Matt Howard, Butler (6-8, Fr., F)
Cedric Jackson, Cleveland State (6-2, Jr., G)
Jon Goode, Detroit (5-10, Sr., G)
Mike Schachtner, Green Bay (6-9, Jr., F)
Paige Paulsen, Milwaukee (6-7, Sr., F)

All-Newcomer Team
Matt Howard, Butler (6-8, Fr., F)
Cedric Jackson, Cleveland State (6-2, Jr., G)
Rahmon Fletcher Green Bay, (5-10, Fr., G)
Deonte Roberts, Milwaukee (6-3, Fr., G)
Vytas Sulskis, Youngstown State (6-7, Fr., G)

All-Defensive Team
Mike Green, Butler (6-1, Sr., G)
Drew Streicher, Butler (6-8, Sr., F)
Cedric Jackson, Cleveland State (6-2, Jr., G)
Terry Evans, Green Bay (6-5, Jr., F)
Scott VanderMeer, UIC (7-0, Jr., C

Player of the Year: Mike Green, Butler
Newcomer of the Year: Matt Howard, Butler
Co-Coaches of the Year: Gary Waters, Cleveland State; Brad Brownell, Wright State
Defensive Player of the Year: Terry Evans, Green Bay
Sixth Man of the Year: Jarryd Loyd, Valparaiso

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[Tipp City Raider]

Congratulations Vaughn and Coach Brownell. Todd will be joining you next year.

[nybuckeye]

Duggins could easily have been included on the All-Defensive team as well. Congrats to all honored.

[Raider Country]

Well deserved by both.

[rock70]

Well deserved by Vaughn. I agree he could have easily been on the all defensive team. I actually think they did a good job of selecting the teams.

[Raider Country]

Brownell, Duggins Honored by Horizon League
March 3, 2008

Horizon League Release

Wright State men's basketball head coach Brad Brownell has been named the Horizon League Co-Coach of the Year while sophomore guard Vaughn Duggins received first-team honors as announced by the League officials on Monday. Cleveland State coach Gary Waters also was named Co-Coach of the Year.

Brownell led the Raiders to their second straight 20-win season this year with a current record 20-9, 12-6. WSU and CSU tied for second place in the standings as the Raiders will take the third seed into the Horizon League Tournament against Detroit Tuesday night at 7 pm. This marks the third time in six years that Brownell has been honored in this fashion after receiving similar honors twice while head coach at UNC Wilmington of the Colonial Athletic Association in 2003 and 2006.

Duggins, a member of the Horizon League Newcomer Team a year ago, has led the Raiders in scoring 15 times. His 13.9 scoring average ranks in the top 10 league wide as he sits among the conference leaders in assists, free throw percentage, steals, three point percentage, assist-turnover ratio and minutes played. Duggins, a native of Pendleton, Indiana, has scored more than 700 career points in less than two seasons for the Raiders, starting all but once during that period.

Butler's Mike Green was chosen the League's Player of the Year as the Bulldogs' Matt Howard took home the Newcomer of the Year award. Terry Evans of Green Bay was named the Defensive Player of the Year and Jarrod Loyd of Valparaiso was named the League's top Sixth Man.

Head coaches, three media members from each school and the sports information directors voted for these honors.

Tickets for the Raiders first-round home game against Detroit can be purchased at the Nutter Center Box Office. Game time is 7 pm.


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