Patric Young Nominated to 2014 Allstate NABC Good Works Team
Tuesday, December 3, 2013 | Men's Basketball
Senior center Patric Young has been nominated to the 2014 Allstate National Association of Basketball Coaches Good Works Teams as announced by the committees this morning.
In its second annual year, the NABC and WBCA (Women's Basketball Coaches Association) recognizes college basketball student-athletes for their commitment to volunteerism. The committee honors players at all levels of college basketball who represent the sport's finest in the areas of leadership and charitable achievements amongst peers. The student-athletes nominated for this prestigious award embody the true spirit of teamwork and giving back.
In all, 118 NABC nominees and 84 WBCA nominees have been chosen. Special voting panels will select two 10-member teams comprised of five student-athletes from the NCAA Division I level and five student-athletes from NCAA Divisions II, III and NAIA. The final roster of 20 award recipients will be unveiled in February.
2014 Allstate NABC Good Works Team NCAA® Division I Nominees
Appalachian State University – Michael Obacha
Arizona State University – Dave Whitmore
Boston College – Ryan Anderson
Brigham Young University – Tyler Haws
Brown University – Rafael Maia
Butler University – Erik Fromm
Central Michigan University – Chris Fowler
Cleveland State University – Ludovic Ndaye
College of Charleston – Willis Hall
College of William and Mary – Tim Rusthoven
Creighton University – Ethan Wragge
Eastern Kentucky University – Deverin Muff
Florida State University – Okaro White
George Washington University – John Kopriva
Georgia State University – R.J. Hunter
Gonzaga University – Drew Barham
Hampton University – Deron Powers
Illinois State University – Nick Zeisloft
Indiana State University – Lucas Eitel
Iowa State University – Melvin Ejim
Kansas State University – Will Spradling
Mercer University – Langston Hall
New Mexico State University – Kevin Aronis
North Carolina State University – Tyler Lewis
Northwestern State University – Gary Stewart
Northwestern University – Drew Crawford
Oakland University – Travis Bader
Ohio State University – Aaron Craft
Ohio University – Nick Kellogg
Quinnipiac University – Ousmane Drame
Rice University – Austin Ramljak
Rider University – Emerson Bursis
Saint Joseph's University – Chris Wilson
Saint Louis University – Jake Barnett
Seattle University – Jarell Flora
Seton Hall University – Patrik Auda
Southern Methodist University – Shawn Williams
South Dakota State University – Marcus Heemstra
St. John's University (N.Y.) – God'sgift Achiuwa
Stephen F. Austin State University – Desmond Haymon
Tennessee State University – Patrick Miller
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi – Jake Kocher
The Citadel – Dylen Setzekorn
Towson University – Timajh Parker-Rivera
Troy University – Jeffrey Mullahey
U.S. Military Academy (Army) – Maxwell Lenox
University of Alabama at Birmingham – Jordan Swing
University of North Carolina-Wilmington – Tanner Milson
University at Albany – David Wiegmann
University of Arizona – Nick Johnson
University of Arkansas – Kikko Haydar
University of Colorado – Chris Jenkins
University Detroit Mercy – Evan Bruinsma
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA – Patric Young
University of Houston – Mikhail McLean
University of Kansas – Perry Ellis
University of Kentucky – Jarrod Polson
University of Maryland Eastern Shore – Ishaq Pitt
University of Massachusetts – Trey Davis
University of Memphis – Joe Jackson
University of Michigan – Jordan Morgan
University of Notre Dame – Tom Knight
University of Pennsylvania – Dau Jok
University of Pittsburgh – James Robinson
University of Tennessee, Knoxville – D'Montre Edwards
University of Texas – Javan Felix
University of the Pacific – Trevin Harris
University of Tulsa – Nick Wood
University of Vermont – Luke Apfeld
University of Virginia – Joe Harris
Utah State University – Danny Berger
Wake Forest University – Aaron Rountree III
West Virginia University – Kevin Noreen
University of Wisconsin – Zach Bohannon
Youngstown State University – Mike Podolsky
