List of All-Pac-12 Conference men's basketball teams explained

The All-Pac-12 men's basketball team is an annual Pac-12 Conference honor bestowed on the best players in the conference following every college basketball season. Pac-12 coaches select a 10-player first team and a five-player second team. There were two five-man teams from 1956 though 1979, followed by one 10-man first team from 1980 through 2008. For one year in 2008, there were three five-man teams selected.^[1]

During the final week of the regular season, Pac-12 coaches nominate up to three players from their team to be placed on the ballot for consideration. Coaches submit their votes by the Sunday after the season ends and cannot vote for their own players.^[2] Previously, a player needed to be selected on 50 percent of the ballots to be on the team. In the 2006–07 season, only nine players received enough votes to be selected. Ties resulted in extra players being selected in some seasons.^[3] Each team member receives an award. Players who are not placed on the first or second teams, but received at least three votes, earn honorable mention. The Pac-12 staff has the right to add to the list of recipients selected by the coaches for recognition.^[2]

The Pac-12, as currently chartered, was formed in 1959. However, the league claims the history of the Pacific Coast Conference (PCC), founded in 1915, as its own. After the collapse of the PCC in 1959, five of its members immediately founded the Athletic Association of Western Universities (AAWU). By 1964, all of the final PCC members except Idaho were reunited in the AAWU. The AAWU unofficially used the names Big Five, Big Six, and Pacific-8 before formally adopting the "Pacific-8" name in 1968. The name changed to Pacific-10 when Arizona and Arizona State joined in 1978, and to Pac-12 when Colorado and Utah joined in 2011.^[4]

Selections

	Named Pac-12 Player of the Year that season. Awarded since 1976.
	Named co-Pac-12 Players of the Year that season.

1916–1919

Season	First team		Ref
	Players	Teams
1915–16		Oregon State
Jack Davidson	Washington
Dan Foster	California
P. A. Embury	California
Ira Mix	Oregon State
1916–17		Oregon State
Ivan Price	Washington State
George Hjelte	California
	Washington State
Steve Staatz	Washington
1917–18	No conference competition
1918–19		Oregon
McClellan Rockey	Washington State
Henry Anderson	California
Hal Chapman	Oregon
Irving Cook	Washington

1920–1929

Season	First team		Ref
	Players	Teams
1919–20		Oregon
McClellan Rockey	Washington State
	Stanford
Arthur Eggleston	California
Irving Cook	Washington
1920–21		Oregon
	Stanford
Henry Sielk	Washington
Arthur Eggleston	California
Fred Adams	Stanford
1921–22	John Talt	California
Al Fox	Idaho
Marshall Hjelte	Oregon State
Jimmy Bryan	Washington
	Oregon State
1922–23	Al Fox	Idaho
John Talt	California
Hugh Latham	Oregon
Harold Telford	Idaho
J.R. Crawford	Washington
1923–24		Oregon State
John Talt	California
Hugh Latham	Oregon
Aubrey Kincaid	California
Dick Welts	Washington
1924–25	Bob Hesketh	Washington
Harold Ridings	Oregon State
Bill Higgins	California
Carlos Steele	Oregon State
Algot Westergren	Oregon
1925–26	Albert Schuss	Washington
Jerry Gunther	Oregon
Bill Higgins	California
George Dixon	California
Algot Westergren	Oregon
1926–27	Francis Watson	California
	USC
Roy Okerberg	Oregon
George Dixon	California
Algot Westergren	Oregon
1927–28	Monty Snider	Washington
	USC
Jack Bruner	USC
Alfred James	Washington
Rufus Gregory	California
1928–29		California
Frank McMillan	Idaho
Harold McClary	Washington
	Stanford
Joel Cofield	California

1930–1939

Season	First team		Ref
	Players	Teams
1929–30	Kent Pursel	California
Henry Swanson	Washington
	USC
John Lehners	USC
	Washington State
1930–31	Dick Linthicum	UCLA
Henry Swanson	Washington
Wilbur Caldwell	USC
Ralph Cairney	Washington
Joel Cofield	California
1931–32	Joe Kintana	California
	USC
Huntley Gordon	Washington State
Ralph Cairney	Washington
Carl Vendt	California
1932–33		USC
Hal Eifert	California
Ed Lewis	Oregon
Julie Bescos	USC
	Washington
1933–34		Washington
Hal Eifert	California
	USC
	Washington
Julie Bescos	USC
1934–35	Jack Hupp	USC
	Washington
	USC
George Hibbard	Oregon State
Bryan Moore	Stanford
1935–36		Stanford
Wally Palmberg	Oregon State
	Washington
Bob Egge	Washington
	USC
1936–37		Stanford
Ed Loverich	Washington
Ivar Nelson	Washington State
	USC
Bryan Moore	Stanford
1937–38		Stanford
	Oregon
	Stanford
Jack Calderwood	Stanford
	Oregon
1938–39		Oregon
	USC
Urgel Wintermute	Oregon
	Washington
Dale Sears	USC

1940–1949

Season	First team		Ref
	Players	Teams
1939–40		USC
	Oregon
Dale Sears	USC
Tom McGarvin	USC
Al Hunter	Oregon State
1940–41	Vic Townsend	Oregon
	Stanford
	Washington State
Ray Sundquist	Washington State
Jen Davidson	Stanford
1941–42	Bob Ormsby	USC
Ray Turner	Idaho
	Oregon State
	Stanford
	Stanford
1942–43		Washington State
	USC
	Washington
	USC
	Washington

Season	North		South		Ref
	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
1943–44		Washington	Dick West	UCLA
Perry Nelson	Washington	John Higgins	California
	Washington	Bob Howard	USC
	Washington	Wayne Hooper	California
Bill Taylor	Washington	Bill Rankin	UCLA
1944–45	Dick Wilkins	Oregon	Gus Mota	California
	Oregon State	Bill Rankin	UCLA
	Washington State		USC
Bob Hamilton	Oregon	Bill Putnam	UCLA
Bob Jorgenson	Washington	Bob Graham	USC
1945–46	Fred Quinn	Idaho	Merv Lafaille	California
	Washington State		California
	Oregon State		USC
Dick Wilkins	Oregon	Chuck Clustka	UCLA
Norm Dalthorp	Washington	Bob Hogeboom	California
1946–47	Bob Sheridan	Washington State		California
	Washington		California
	Oregon State		UCLA
	Oregon State		UCLA
Stan Williamson	Oregon	John Higgins	Stanford
1947–48		Washington		California
	Washington		UCLA
	Washington State	John Higgins	Stanford
Cliff Crandall	Oregon State		USC
Preston Brimhall	Idaho		California
Stan Williamson	Oregon		UCLA
1948–49		Washington State		USC	^[5]
	Washington		UCLA
Roger Wiley	Oregon	Bill Hagler	California
Cliff Crandall	Oregon State		UCLA
Preston Brimhall	Idaho	Dave Davidson	Stanford

1950–1959

Season	North		South		Ref
	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
1949–50	Will Urban	Oregon		USC	^[6]
	Washington State		Stanford
	Washington State	Carl Kraushaar	UCLA
Lou Soriano	Washington		UCLA
Bob Pritchett	Idaho		California
1950–51	Frank Guisness	Washington	Dick Ridgway	UCLA	^[7]
	Oregon	Bill Hagler	California
	Washington	Jim Ramstead	Stanford
	Washington State	Tom Riach	USC
Bob Payne	Oregon State		UCLA
1951–52	Frank Guisness	Washington		UCLA	^[8]
Hartly Kruger	Idaho	Jim Ramstead	Stanford
	Washington		USC
Ken Hunt	Oregon		UCLA
Danny Johnston	Oregon State	Ed Tucker	Stanford
1952–53		Oregon	Ken Flower	USC
Doug McClary	Washington	John Ricksen	California
	Washington		California
	Washington	Bob Matheny	California
Ken Wegner	Oregon		Stanford
1953–54	Ron Bennink	Washington State	Roy Irvin	USC	^[9]
Dean Parsons	Washington		California
	Oregon State	Russ Lawler	Stanford
Cecil Holland	Oregon	Ron Livingston	UCLA
Bob Garrison	Idaho		UCLA
1954–55	Dean Parsons	Washington		UCLA	^[10]
	Oregon		UCLA
	Oregon State		UCLA
Ron Bennink	Washington State		California
Harlan Melton	Idaho		Stanford
		Dick Welsh	USC

Season	First team		Second team		Ref
	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
1955–56		UCLA		Oregon State	^[11]
Larry Beck	Washington State	Earl Robinson	California
	Washington	Jack Dunne	USC
Morris Taft	UCLA	Barry Brown	Stanford
George Selleck	Stanford	Bill Bond	Stanford
1956–57		California	Bill Bond	Stanford	^[12]
	Oregon State	Earl Robinson	California
	Washington	Charlie Franklin	Oregon
Larry Beck	Washington State	Dick Banton	UCLA
Danny Rogers	USC		Washington
1957–58		Oregon State	Earl Robinson	California	^[13]
	Washington		UCLA
Don McIntosh	California		Stanford
Charlie Franklin	Oregon	Monte Gonzales	USC
Gary Simmons	Idaho	Whaylon Coleman	Idaho
1958–59		Washington		Washington	^[14]
	USC	Al Buch	California
	UCLA	Whaylon Coleman	Idaho
	California
	California
	Stanford
Lee Harman	Oregon State

1960–1969

Season	First team		Second team		Ref
	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
1959–60		Washington	Tandy Gillis	California	^[15]
	California	John Werhas	USC
	California	John Berberich	UCLA
	Stanford		UCLA
Earl Shultz	California		USC
1960–61		Washington		Stanford	^[16]
	California	Earl Shultz	California
	USC	John Berberich	UCLA
	UCLA		UCLA
	USC	Clint Names	Washington
1961–62		Stanford		UCLA	^[17]
	USC	Ken Stanley	USC
	Washington	Ed Corell	Washington
	UCLA		UCLA
	USC	Tom Dose	Stanford
1962–63	Gordon Martin	USC	Dale Easley	Washington	^[18]
Ed Correll	Washington		UCLA
Tom Dose	Stanford	Allen Young	USC
	UCLA	Wells Sloniger	USC
Don Clemetson	Stanford	Dick Smith	California
1963–64		UCLA	Dan Wolthers	California	^[19]
Allen Young	USC	Clint Peeples	Washington
Tom Dose	Stanford	Ted Werner	Washington State
	UCLA	Byron Vadset	Washington State
	UCLA	Kent Hinckley	Stanford
		Hollis Moore	Stanford
		Dan Lufkin	California
		Doug Bolcom	USC
1964–65		UCLA	Dan Wolthers	California	^[20]
	Stanford	Kent Hinckley	Stanford
	USC		UCLA
	UCLA		Oregon
	Oregon State	Ted Werner	Washington State
		Allen Young	USC
1965–66	Charlie White	USC		Stanford	^[21]
	UCLA		UCLA
	USC		Oregon State
	Oregon		UCLA
	Stanford		California
		Jim McKean	Washington State
1966–67	Jim McKean	Washington State	Don Griffin	Stanford	^[22]
	USC	Vince Fritz	Oregon State
Lew Alcindor^[23]	UCLA	Gordy Harris	Washington
	California		UCLA
	UCLA		Oregon
1967–68		USC		Stanford	^[24]
Jim McKean	Washington State	Dave Carr	Washington
Lew Alcindor^[25]	UCLA	Bob Presley	California
	California		UCLA
	UCLA	Vince Fritz	Oregon State
1968–69		UCLA		Oregon State	^[26]
Ted Wierman	Washington State		Washington
Lew Alcindor^[27]	UCLA		California
	USC		Oregon
	California	Don Griffin	Stanford

1970–1979

Season	First team		Second team		Ref
	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
1969–70		UCLA		UCLA	^[28]
	Washington		UCLA
	Oregon		California
Rick Erickson	Washington State		Washington
	USC		Stanford
1970–71		UCLA		USC	^[29]
	UCLA		Washington
	Oregon		California
	USC		California
	California		Oregon State
			Stanford
			USC
1971–72		California		USC	^[30]
	USC	Joe Mackey	USC
	Washington	John Coughran	California
	UCLA		UCLA
	Oregon State		UCLA
	Stanford
1972–73	Keith Wilkes^[31]	UCLA		USC	^[32]
	Stanford	Clint Chapman	USC
	UCLA	Sam Whitehead	Oregon State
		Oregon	Neal Jurgenson	Oregon State
	Washington	Rickie Hawthorne	California
		Doug Little	Oregon
1973–74		UCLA	Larry Pounds	Washington	^[33]
	UCLA	Ray Price	Washington
	Stanford	Brady Allen	California
		Oregon	Rickie Hawthorne	California
	USC		Washington State
			USC
1974–75		UCLA		Washington State	^[34]
	Oregon State	Ed Schweitzer	Stanford
	Stanford		UCLA
	USC	Rickie Hawthorne	California
		Oregon	Clarence Ramsey	Washington
1975–76		UCLA	Ed Schweitzer	Stanford	^[35]
	Oregon		Washington State
	UCLA	Clarence Ramsey	Washington
	Washington		Washington
	Oregon	Marv Safford	USC
1976–77	Marques Johnson	UCLA		Washington State	^[36]
	Oregon	Harold Rhodes	Washington State
	UCLA	Ray Murry	California
	Washington	Gene Ransom	California
	Stanford		UCLA
	Oregon State
1977–78	David Greenwood	UCLA		Stanford
Rickey Lee	Oregon State		Washington State
	USC		Washington State
	UCLA	Don Carfino	USC
	UCLA	Purvis Miller	USC
1978–79	David Greenwood	UCLA		Washington State
	Oregon State	Joe Nehls	Arizona
	USC		Stanford
	Arizona		Stanford
	UCLA	Purvis Miller	USC
	UCLA		UCLA

1980–1989

Season	First team				Ref
	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
1979–80	Don Collins	Washington State		Oregon State
	Arizona State		Oregon State
	UCLA	Don Carfino	USC
	Stanford	Bryan Rison	Washington State
Doug True	California	Joe Nehls	Arizona
1980–81	Ron Davis	Arizona		Arizona State	^[37]
	UCLA		Oregon State
Andra Griffin	Washington		UCLA
	Arizona State		Oregon State
Maurice Williams	USC		Arizona State
Steve Johnson	Oregon State
1981–82		UCLA		Oregon State
	UCLA	John Revelli	Stanford
Dan Caldwell	Washington	Lester Conner	Oregon State
Maurice Williams	USC		USC
	California		Arizona State
1982–83	Kenny Fields	UCLA		Oregon
Steve Harriel	Washington State		Arizona State
	Oregon State		UCLA
	Arizona State	Jacque Hill	USC
	Oregon State	Keith Jones	Stanford
1983–84	A.C. Green	Oregon State		Oregon
	Washington		Arizona
	Oregon State	Keith Jones	Stanford
	UCLA	Chris Beasley	Arizona State
	USC		UCLA
1984–85	Wayne Carlander	USC		Oregon
	Oregon State		Washington
	Washington		UCLA
Eddie Smith	Arizona	Keith Morrison	Washington State
	Arizona
1985–86		USC	Chris Welp	Washington
Paul Fortier	Washington		California
	UCLA		Arizona
Jerry Adams	Oregon		Stanford
	Oregon State	Keith Morrison	Washington State
1986–87		USC		Washington
	Arizona	Steve Beck	Arizona State
	Stanford		California
	UCLA		UCLA
	Washington		Oregon
José Ortiz	Oregon State
1987–88		Arizona		Stanford
Sean Elliott	Arizona		Oregon State
	UCLA		Washington
	Stanford		UCLA
	Arizona		Oregon
1988–89		Arizona		California
Trent Edwards	Arizona State		Stanford
Sean Elliott	Arizona		Oregon State
	UCLA		Washington
	Stanford		UCLA

1990–1999

Season	First team				Ref
	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
1989–90		Arizona	Gary Payton	Oregon State
	California		Oregon
	Stanford		USC
	UCLA		Washington
	UCLA	Keith Smith	California
1990–91		Oregon State	Ronnie Coleman	USC
	UCLA		California
	UCLA		Stanford
Brian Williams^[38]	Arizona	Terrell Brandon	Oregon
	Arizona State		USC
1991–92		California		Oregon
	Stanford		Arizona
	UCLA		USC
	Arizona		Washington State
	UCLA	Harold Miner	USC
1992–93	Chris Mills	Arizona		UCLA
	California		California
	UCLA		Washington State
	Oregon State		Arizona State
	Washington		Arizona
1993–94		Arizona State	Jason Kidd	California
	California		Arizona
	UCLA		Arizona State
Lorenzo Orr	USC		Arizona
	UCLA	Orlando Williams	Oregon
1994–95		Oregon State		Stanford
	Arizona State	Ed O'Bannon†	UCLA
Dion Cross	Stanford		Arizona
	UCLA	Damon Stoudamire†	Arizona
	Washington State	Orlando Williams	Oregon
1995–96	Shareef Abdur-Rahim	California	J. R. Henderson^[39]	UCLA
	UCLA		Washington State
Dion Cross	Stanford		Stanford
	Arizona		UCLA
	Washington State		Washington
	Arizona
1996–97		UCLA		UCLA
Stais Boseman	USC		UCLA
	Arizona		Washington
	Washington State	Jeremy Veal	Arizona State
Ed Gray	California	Kenya Wilkins	Oregon
	Stanford
1997–98		UCLA		Washington
Mike Bibby	Arizona		Arizona
Carlos Daniel	Washington State	Jeremy Veal	Arizona State
	Arizona	Kris Weems	Stanford
	UCLA		Stanford
1998–99		Arizona State		Stanford
	Arizona		Washington
	UCLA		Stanford
	Arizona State	Deaundra Tanner	Oregon State
Bobby Lazor	Arizona State	Jason Terry	Arizona

2000–2009

Season	First team				Ref
	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
1999–2000		Arizona		Stanford
Eddie House	Arizona State		USC
	Stanford		Oregon
	UCLA		Arizona
	California		Arizona
2000–01		Arizona		Stanford
	Oregon		UCLA
	USC	Sean Lampley	California
	Stanford		UCLA
	Stanford		Arizona
2001–02		Stanford		UCLA
Sam Clancy	USC	Chad Prewitt	Arizona State
	Arizona		Oregon
	Stanford		Arizona
	Oregon	Doug Wrenn	Washington
2002–03	Julius Barnes	Stanford	Philip Ricci	Oregon State
	Arizona State	Luke Ridnour	Oregon
	Arizona		California
	Oregon		California
	UCLA		Arizona
2003–04	Josh Childress	Stanford		Arizona
	Arizona State		Oregon
	USC	David Lucas	Oregon State
	Arizona		California
Chris Hernandez	Stanford		Washington
2004–05	Ike Diogu	Arizona State	David Lucas	Oregon State	^[40]
	Arizona		Washington
	Stanford		Washington
Chris Hernandez	Stanford		Arizona
	Washington State		UCLA
2005–06		Arizona		California
	UCLA		USC
	UCLA	Brandon Roy	Washington
	Stanford		California
Chris Hernandez	Stanford		USC
2006–07	Arron Afflalo	UCLA		Washington State
	Washington		Washington State
	Oregon		Arizona
	UCLA		USC
Lawrence Hill	Stanford

Season	First team		Second team		Third team		Ref
	Players	Teams	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
2007–08		California		Arizona		Arizona
	Arizona State		Washington		USC
	Stanford		UCLA		Washington State
Kevin Love	UCLA		Oregon	Jeff Pendergraph^[41]	Arizona State
	USC		Washington State		UCLA

Season	First team				Second team		Ref
	Players	Teams	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
		Washington	James Harden	Arizona State		USC
	Arizona		Arizona		USC
	California		Arizona State		UCLA
	UCLA		California		Washington
	Washington		Washington State		Arizona

2010–2019

Season	First team				Second team		Ref
	Players	Teams	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
	Ty Abbott	Arizona State		UCLA		California	^[42]
	California		Washington	Jeremy Green	Stanford
	Stanford		Washington State	Calvin Haynes	Oregon State
	Washington		Arizona	Theo Robertson	California
Jerome Randle	California		Arizona		USC
2010–11		Washington		UCLA	DeAngelo Casto	Washington State	^[43] ^[44]
Jeremy Green	Stanford		Washington		Oregon
	California		Washington State		Oregon State
	UCLA		USC	Harper Kamp	California
	UCLA	Derrick Williams	Arizona		Arizona State
2011–12	Allen Crabbe	California	Devoe Joseph	Oregon		Colorado	^[45]
Jared Cunningham	Oregon State	Brock Motum	Washington State	Lazeric Jones	UCLA
Kyle Fogg	Arizona		Colorado	Harper Kamp	California
Jorge Gutierrez	California	Terrence Ross	Washington	Josh Owens	Stanford
Solomon Hill	Arizona	Tony Wroten	Washington	E. J. Singler	Oregon
2012–13		Arizona State		Arizona		UCLA	^[46]
Allen Crabbe	California		UCLA		California
	Colorado		Stanford		Arizona State
	UCLA		Colorado		Washington State
	Arizona		Oregon		Washington
2013–14		UCLA	Nick Johnson	Arizona		Arizona State	^[47]
Kyle Anderson	UCLA		Stanford		Arizona
	Arizona State		Stanford	Roberto Nelson	Oregon State
	California		Colorado		Washington
	Arizona		Utah		Oregon
2014–15		Arizona		UCLA		Colorado	^[48]
	Arizona		Stanford		Oregon
	Washington State		California		UCLA
	Arizona		Utah	Brandon Taylor	Utah
	Oregon State	Joe Young	Oregon		Washington
2015–16		Stanford		Oregon		UCLA	^[49]
	Arizona		USC		Washington
	Washington		Oregon State		California
	Oregon	bgcolor=#cfecec	Jakob Poeltl ^[50]	Utah		Arizona
	California		Colorado		Arizona
2016–17	Bryce Alford	UCLA	T. J. Leaf	UCLA	Kadeem Allen	Arizona	^[51]
Lonzo Ball	UCLA	Lauri Markkanen	Arizona	Jordan Bell	Oregon
Dillon Brooks	Oregon	Ivan Rabb	California	Josh Hawkinson	Washington State
Markelle Fultz	Washington	Reid Travis	Stanford	Chimezie Metu	USC
Kyle Kuzma	Utah	Derrick White	Colorado	Allonzo Trier	Arizona
2017–18	Deandre Ayton	Arizona	Jordan McLaughlin	USC	David Collette	Utah	^[52]
	Justin Bibbins	Utah	Chimezie Metu	USC	George King	Colorado
	Noah Dickerson	Washington	Tres Tinkle	Oregon State	Payton Pritchard	Oregon
	Tra Holder	Arizona State	Reid Travis	Stanford	Dušan Ristić	Arizona
	Aaron Holiday	UCLA	Allonzo Trier	Arizona	Thomas Welsh	UCLA
2018–19	Sedrick Barefield	Utah	Jaylen Nowell	Washington	Luguentz Dort	Arizona State	^[53]
	Tyler Bey	Colorado	KZ Okpala	Stanford	Jaylen Hands	UCLA
	Bennie Boatwright	USC	Matisse Thybulle	Washington	Remy Martin	Arizona State
	Zylan Cheatham	Arizona State	Tres Tinkle	Oregon State	Stephen Thompson Jr.	Oregon State
	Robert Franks	Washington State	McKinley Wright IV	Colorado	Kris Wilkes	UCLA

2020–present

Season	First team				Second team		Ref
	Players	Teams	Players	Teams	Players	Teams
	Oscar da Silva	Stanford	Payton Pritchard	Oregon	Timmy Allen	Utah	^[54]
CJ Elleby	Washington State	Chris Smith	UCLA	Tyler Bey	Colorado
Remy Martin	Arizona State	Isaiah Stewart	Washington	Matt Bradley	California
Zeke Nnaji	Arizona	Tres Tinkle	Oregon State	Nico Mannion	Arizona
Onyeka Okongwu	USC	McKinley Wright IV	Colorado	Jonah Mathews	USC
	James Akinjo	Arizona	Remy Martin	Arizona State	Isaac Bonton	Washington State	^[55]
Timmy Allen	Utah	Evan Mobley	USC	Matt Bradley	California
Tyger Campbell	UCLA	Eugene Omoruyi	Oregon	Tahj Eaddy	USC
Oscar da Silva	Stanford	Ethan Thompson	Oregon State	Jaime Jaquez Jr.	UCLA
Chris Duarte	Oregon	McKinley Wright IV	Colorado	Johnny Juzang	UCLA
2021–22	Terrell Brown Jr.	Washington	Bennedict Mathurin	Arizona	Evan Battey	Colorado	^[56]
Tyger Campbell	UCLA	Isaiah Mobley	USC	Branden Carlson	Utah
Jaime Jaquez Jr.	UCLA	Drew Peterson	USC	Michael Flowers	Washington State
Johnny Juzang	UCLA	Ąžuolas Tubelis	Arizona	Jalen Graham	Arizona State
Christian Koloko	Arizona	Jabari Walker	Colorado	Will Richardson	Oregon
2022–23	Oumar Ballo	Arizona	Boogie Ellis	USC	Keion Brooks Jr.	Washington	^[57]
Tyger Campbell	UCLA	Mouhamed Gueye	Washington State	Desmond Cambridge Jr.	Arizona State
Branden Carlson	Utah	Jaime Jaquez Jr.	UCLA	Jaylen Clark	UCLA
N'Faly Dante	Oregon	Drew Peterson	USC	Spencer Jones	Stanford
Tristan da Silva	Colorado	Ąžuolas Tubelis	Arizona	K. J. Simpson	Colorado
2023–24	Oumar Ballo	Arizona	Isaac Jones	Washington State	Jermaine Couisnard	Oregon	^[58]
	Adem Bona	UCLA	Caleb Love	Arizona	Tristan da Silva	Colorado
	Keion Brooks Jr.	Washington	Myles Rice	Washington State	Boogie Ellis	USC
	Branden Carlson	Utah	K. J. Simpson	Colorado	Pelle Larsson	Arizona
	N'Faly Dante	Oregon	Jaylon Tyson	California	Maxime Raynaud	Stanford

Selections per School

First Team

From 1943−1955 they selected teams for North/South Divisions.
Starting in the 1979–80 season,
10 players for first team.

School	Total
UCLA	129
Washington	99
USC	92
California	89
Stanford	89
Oregon	74
Arizona	72
Oregon State	62
Washington State	52
Arizona State	34
Colorado	12
Utah	9

Second Team

The Pac-10/12 started Second team All Conference in the 1955−56 season.

School	Total
UCLA	32
California	31
USC	27
Stanford	24
Washington	23
Washington State	18
Oregon	14
Oregon State	12
Arizona	11
Arizona State	7
Colorado	7
Utah	4

Third Team

The Pac-10/12 only had third team All Conference during 2007−08.

School	Total
Arizona	1
Arizona State	1
UCLA	1
USC	1
Washington State	1
Washington	0
California	0
Colorado	0
Oregon	0
Oregon State	0
Stanford	0
Utah	0

See also

• List of All-Pac-12 Conference women's basketball teams

External links

• All-Pac-12 Conference Winner at Sports-Reference.com

Notes and References

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3. News: Gimino . Anthony . Gimino: Budinger Pac-10′s top frosh . March 6, 2007 . Tucson Citizen . https://web.archive.org/web/20141011075302/http://tucsoncitizen.com/morgue/2007/03/06/43960-gimino-budinger-pac-10-s-top-frosh/ . October 11, 2014 . dead .
4. Web site: Pac-12 Conference 2011–12 Men's Basketball Media Guide . 5 . . 2011 . February 9, 2012. 2011mg.
5. [#2011mg|Pac-12 Conference 2011]
6. News: Cougars, UCLA Place Two Players on All-Star Team. March 9, 1950. Alameda Times Star. 13. Newspapers.com. September 25, 2024.
7. News: 2 Bruins, 1 SC cager win honors. March 8, 1951. Daily News. 30. Newspapers.com. September 25, 2024.
8. News: Two Stanford Cagers on PCC Coaches' team. March 5, 1952. Oakland Tribune. D39. May 30, 2021. Newspapers.com.
9. News: Coaches Pick All-Divisional PCC Teams. March 5, 1954. Telegram-Tribune. UP. 6. Newspapers.com. October 16, 2024.
10. News: Moore, Naulls, Bragg Names On All-Southern Division Team; Halbook All-Northern. March 4, 1955. Gazette-Times. Corvallis, Oregon. 12. May 31, 2021. Newspapers.com.
11. News: PCC All-Star Team Named. March 14, 1956. Medford Mail Tribune. 8. Newspapers.com. December 25, 2018.
12. News: Cal's Friend on PCC Coaches' All Star Five. March 13, 1957. The San Francisco Examiner. Sec. II, p. 10. Newspapers.com. December 25, 2018.
13. News: Coaches' Team. March 14, 1958. Herald and News. 9. Newspapers.com. December 25, 2018.
14. News: UCLA Star Paces All-PCC Selections. March 13, 1959. The Daily Sun. C-3. Newspapers.com. December 2, 2018.
15. News: Cal Dominates All-Big Five. March 8, 1960. The San Bernardino Daily Sun. A-11. AP. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
16. News: 2 Trojans on 'Big 5'. March 15, 1961. Press Democrat. UPI. 21. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
17. News: Rudometkin repeats as scoring king. March 15, 1962. Redlands Daily Facts. 11. UPI. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
18. News: Washington players win AAWU berths. March 23, 1963. Port Angeles Evening News. AP. 5. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
19. News: Wolthers Makes No. 2 All-Loop. March 20, 1964. The San Bernardino Daily Sun. C-4. UPI. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
20. News: Gail Unanimous All-AAWU Pick. March 14, 1965. Los Angeles Times. D-9. UPI. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
21. News: Troy's Block on Coaches' AAWU Team. March 18, 1966. Los Angeles Times. Part III, p. 9. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
22. News: Bruins Dominate Pacific-8 Statistics and Star Picks. March 16, 1967. Capital Journal. AP. Sec. 4, p. 40. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
23. Later known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
24. News: Star Team Is Named By PAC-8. March 15, 1968. The Oregon Statesman. Sec. III, p. 18. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
25. Later known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
26. News: Stars Picked In Pacific-8 By Coaches. March 12, 1969. Capital Journal. Sec. 4, p. 27. UPI. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
27. Later known as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
28. News: UCLA Forward Only Unanimous Team Pick. March 12, 1970. The Daily Chronicle. 11. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
29. News: Wicks, Rowe On All-Pac-8 Team. March 17, 1971. Kingport Times. 2-C. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
30. News: Bill Walton, Boyd Lead All-Pac-8. March 15, 1972. The Times-Standard. 16. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
31. Later known as Jamaal Wilkes.
32. News: Cards' Kelley Named to Pac-8 All-Conference. March 14, 1973. San Francisco Examiner. 65. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
33. News: All-Pacific-8 Conference Teams. March 14, 1974. The Billings Gazette. 22. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
34. News: Pac-8 coaches tap Lee, Shelton. March 13, 1975. Albany Democrat-Herald. 24. AP. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
35. News: Ducks' Lee makes All-Pac-8 again. March 11, 1976. Honolulu Advertiser. D-4. UPI. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
36. News: Johnson, Greenwood All-Pac-8. March 9, 1977. The Sun-Telegram. Associated Press. B-7. Newspapers.com. December 26, 2018.
37. [#2011mg|Pac-12 Conference 2011]
38. Later known as Bison Dele.
39. Later known as J. R. Sakuragi.
40. [#2011mg|Pac-12 Conference 2011]
41. Later known as Jeff Ayres.
42. [#2011mg|Pac-12 Conference 2011]
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45. http://pac-12.org/SPORTS/BasketballM/Tabid/1449/Article/147312/Pac-12-Mens-Basketball-Honors-Announced.aspx Pac-12 Men's Basketball Honors Announced
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49. 2015–16 Pac-12 Men's Basketball All-Conference Honors. March 7, 2016. Pac-12.
50. This player's native last name is Pöltl; "Poeltl" is the standard English rendering.
51. 2016–17 Pac-12 Men's Basketball All-Conference Honors . March 6, 2017 . Pac-12 . https://web.archive.org/web/20170308173205/http://pac-12.com/article/2017/03/06/2016-17-pac-12-mens-basketball-all-conference-honors . March 8, 2017 . live .
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53. Web site: Pac-12 announces 2018–19 Men's Basketball All-Conference Teams. https://web.archive.org/web/20190718001246/https://pac-12.com/article/2019/03/10/pac-12-announces-2018-19-mens-basketball-all-conference-teams. dead. July 18, 2019.
54. Web site: 2019-20 Pac-12 Men's Basketball All-Conference awards announced. https://web.archive.org/web/20200326010600/https://pac-12.com/article/2020/03/08/2019-20-pac-12-mens-basketball-all-conference-awards-announced. dead. March 26, 2020.
55. Web site: 2020-21 Pac-12 Men's Basketball All-Conference honors and Annual Performance Awards, presented by Nextiva.
56. Web site: 2021-22 Pac-12 Men's Basketball All-Conference honors and Annual Performance Awards, presented by Nextiva .
57. Web site: 2022-23 Pac-12 Men's Basketball All-Conference honors and Annual Performance Awards, presented by Nextiva .
58. Web site: 2023-24 Pac-12 Men's Basketball All-Conference honors and Annual Performance Awards, presented by Nextiva .