The Consensus 1990 College Basketball All-American team, as determined by aggregating the results of four major All-American teams.
NCAA Record Book - Award Winners
p.137 To earn "consensus" status, a player must win honors from a majority of the following teams: the Associated Press
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, the USBWA, The United Press International
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and the National Association of Basketball Coaches
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.
1990 Consensus All-America team
Individual All-America teams
AP Honorable Mention:
*Greg Anthony
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, UNLV
* Stacey Augmon, UNLV
* Anthony Bonner, Saint Louis
* Jud Buechler, Arizona
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* Willie Burton, Minnesota
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* David Butler, UNLV
* Elden Campbell, Clemson
* Cedric Ceballos, Cal State Fullerton
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* Bimbo Coles, Virginia Tech
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* John Crotty, Virginia
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* Dale Davis, Clemson
* William Davis, Oklahoma
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* Todd Day, Arkansas
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* LaPhonso Ellis, Notre Dame
* Keith Gailes, Loyola (IL)
* Gerald Glass, Ole Miss
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* Litterial Green, Georgia
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* Boo Harvey, St. John's
* Nadav Henefeld, Connecticut
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* Skeeter Henry, Oklahoma
* Carl Herrera, Houston
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*Tyrone Hill
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, Xavier
* Keith Jennings, East Tennessee State
* Alec Kessler, Georgia
* Negele Knight, Dayton
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*Christian Laettner
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, Duke
* Marcus Liberty, Illinois
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* Mark Macon, Temple
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* Kirk Manns, Michigan State
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* Lee Mayberry, Arkansas
* Travis Mays, Texas
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* Eric McArthur, UC Santa Barbara
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* Mike Mitchell, Colorado State
* Rodney Monroe, NC State
*Dikembe Mutombo
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, Georgetown
* Brian Oliver, Georgia Tech
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*Shaquille O'Neal
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, LSU
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*Billy Owens
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, Syracuse
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* Anthony Peeler, Missouri
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*Kevin Pritchard
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, Kansas
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* Chris Smith, Connecticut
* LaBradford Smith, Louisville
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* Tony Smith, Marquette
* Bryant Stith, Virginia
* Felton Spencer, Louisville
* Ed Stokes, Arizona
* Mark Tillmon, Georgetown
* Stephen Thompson, Syracuse
* Clarence Weatherspoon, Southern Miss
References
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All-Americans
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