Pick of Litter: UK & UNC Remain Atop List of Schools With Most All-Americans
June 3rd, 2013 - 21:15
Kentucky and North Carolina didn't supply an All-American last season but they still rank 1-2 for most honorees over the years.
Illinois, Notre Dame and Purdue never have won an NCAA championship despite all three schools ranking among the top 10 in supplying the most All-Americans. Iowa (13) is closing in on becoming the eighth Big Ten Conference member among the top 20 universities boasting the most All-Americans since 1928-29 (AP, Converse, NABC, UPI and USBWA).
Rank School (Different Individuals) Rank School (Total # of All-Americans) T1. Kentucky (41) 1. North Carolina (70) T1. North Carolina (41) 2. Kentucky (66) 3. Indiana (40) 3. Duke (58) 4. Duke (34) 4. Indiana (55) 5. Kansas (32) 5. Kansas (50) T6. Illinois (31) 6. UCLA (47) T6. UCLA (31) 7. Ohio State (45) 8. Ohio State (28) 8. Notre Dame (42) 9. Notre Dame (24) 9. Illinois (36) 10. Purdue (20) 10. Purdue (30) T11. Marquette (19) 11. Michigan (28) T11. Michigan (19) 12. Utah (25) T13. Michigan State (18) T13. Marquette (24) T13. Syracuse (18) T13. Michigan State (24) T15. Louisville (17) T13. North Carolina State (24) T15. North Carolina State (17) T13. Syracuse (24) T15. St. John's (17) T17. Louisville (23) 18. Utah (16) T17. Maryland (23) T19. Maryland (14) T17. Minnesota (23) T19. Minnesota (14) T17. St. John's (23) T19. Oregon State (14) 21. Tennessee (21) T19. Tennessee (14) 22. Georgetown (19)