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THE LUTE OLSON AWARD
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The 2019 Award will be presented at the College Insider awards event in April in Minneapolis, site of the men's division I national championship. |
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Jan. 9, 2019
MID-SEASON WATCH LIST
BOSTON, MA -- The 2018-19 Lute Olson Award Watch Mid-Season Watch List was announced on Wednesday.
The Lute Olson Award is presented annually to the nation's top Division I player in College Basketball. Incoming freshman and transfers are not eligible for the preseason watch list.
Lute Olson won 780 games in 34 seasons, 24 of which were spent at the University of Arizona. During that stretch he led the Wildcats to 11 Pac-10 Conference titles, 23 consecutive NCAA Tournaments, four Final Four appearances and a National Championship in 1997.
The 2019 Lute Olson Award will be presented at the College Insider awards event in April at the site of the men’s division I national championship in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
2018-19 LUTE OLSON AWARD MID-SEASON WATCH LIST
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Nickeil Alexander-Walker |
6-5 |
So. |
Virginia Tech |
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R.J. Barrett |
6-7 |
Fr. |
Duke |
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Yoeli Childs |
6-8 |
Jr. |
BYU |
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Chris Clemons |
5-9 |
Sr. |
Campbell |
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Jarrett Culver |
6-6 |
So. |
Texas Tech |
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Jarron Cumberland |
6-5 |
Jr. |
Cincinnati |
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Mike Daum |
6-9 |
Sr. |
South Dakota State |
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Carsen Edwards |
6-1 |
Jr. |
Purdue |
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Rui Hachimura |
6-8 |
Jr. |
Gonzaga |
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Ethan Happ |
6-8 |
Sr. |
Wisconsin |
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Jared Harper |
5-11 |
Jr. |
Auburn |
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Markus Howard |
5-11 |
Jr. |
Marquette |
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De’Andre Hunter |
6-8 |
So. |
Virginia |
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Ty Jerome |
6-5 |
Jr. |
Virginia |
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Dedric Lawson |
6-9 |
Jr. |
Kansas |
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Caleb Martin |
6-7 |
Sr. |
Nevada |
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C.J. Massinburg |
6-3 |
Sr. |
Buffalo |
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Charles Matthews |
6-6 |
Sr. |
Michigan |
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Luke Maye |
6-8 |
Sr. |
North Carolina |
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Ja Morant |
6-3 |
So. |
Murray State |
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James Palmer |
6-6 |
Sr. |
Nebraska |
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Shamorie Ponds |
6-1 |
Jr. |
St. John's |
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Myles Powell |
6-2 |
Jr. |
Seton Hall |
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Grant Riller |
6-3 |
Jr. |
Charleston |
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Reid Travis |
6-8 |
Sr. |
Kentucky |
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Lagerald Vick |
6-5 |
Sr. |
Kansas |
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Grant Williams |
6-7 |
Jr. |
Tennessee |
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Zion Williamson |
6-7 |
Fr. |
Duke |
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Cassius Winston |
6-1 |
Jr. |
Michigan State |
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Justin Wright-Foreman |
6-2 |
Sr. |
Hofstra |
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