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  • #16
    I've posted this list before, but it's updated with this year's Bradley All MVC picks (sorry for the lengthy post)
    This year we have 3 All-MVC picks (Childs and Brown 2nd team, and Kennell 3rd team) for the first time since 2004 (Sommerville, Gilbert, Gillingham).
    These are the only seasons Bradley has had 3 or more All-MVC picks- 2004, 1996, 1990. 1987, 1986, 1983, 1982, 1974, 1961, and 1960.
    Note that in 1960 and 1974 Bradley had 4 All-MVC picks, and in 1961 they had 5 All-MVC picks!

    Below is the entire list of All-Time Bradley players named All-MVC-
    In the 60+ seasons from 1949-1951 & 1956-2014 (note that from 1952-1955 Bradley left the MVC and was independent, so there were no All-MVC players those years) there were only 3 MVC seasons without All-MVC players....only 1956, 1970, and 1975.
    But then from 2015-2017 there were 3 straight seasons (thanks primarily to Geno, Joanne, and Mike).
    We now seem back on track with 3 straight seasons with multiple All-MVC players.

    Here is the entire list of All-Time Bradley players named All-MVC- only 1956, 1970, and 1975 did not have All-MVC players until the Geno Ford era when Bradley went from from 2015-2017- 3 straight seasons- without any All-MVC players.
    1949- Gene Melchiorre (1st Team) and Paul Unruh (1st Team)
    1950 - Gene Melchiorre (1st Team) andPaul Unruh (1st Team)
    1951- Elmer Behnke (1st Team) and Gene Melchiorre (1st Team)
    1956- NONE
    1957- Barney Cable (1st Team)
    1958- Bobby Joe Mason (2nd Team) and Shellie McMillon (2nd Team)
    1959- Bobby Joe Mason (1st Team) and Dan Smith (2nd Team)
    1960- Chet Walker (1st Team), Bobby Joe Mason (Hon. Mention), Mike Owens (Honorable Mention), Dan Smith (Honorable Mention)
    1961- Chet Walker (1st Team), Mack Herndon (Hon. Mention), Tim Robinson (Hon. Mention), Al Saunders (Hon. Mention), Ed Wodka (Hon. Mention)
    1962- Chet Walker (1st Team)
    1963- Mack Herndon (1st Team)
    1964- Levern Tart (1st Team)
    1965- Eddie Jackson (1st Team) and Ernie Thompson (2nd Team)
    1966- Joe Allen (2nd Team)
    1967- Joe Allen (1st Team)
    1968- Joe Allen (1st Team) and Al Smith (2nd Team)
    1969- L.C. Bowen (1st Team) and Steve Kuberski (2nd Team)
    1970- NONE
    1971- Al Smith (1st Team)
    1972- Rich Schultz (2nd Team) and Sam Simmons (2nd Team)
    1973- Seymour Reed (2nd Team)
    1974- Seymour Reed (1st Team), Greg Smith (1st Team), Jim Caruthers (2nd Team), Tom Les (2nd Team)
    1975- NONE
    1976- Mike Davis (1st Team) and Jim Caruthers (2nd Team)
    1977- Roger Phegley (1st Team)
    1978- Roger Phegley (1st Team) and Alex Mazeika (2nd Team)
    1979- Mitchell Anderson (2nd Team)
    1980- Mitchell Anderson (1st Team)
    1981- Mitchell Anderson (1st Team) and David Thirdkill (2nd Team)
    1982- Mitchell Anderson (1st Team), Donald Reese (2nd Team), David Thirdkill (2nd Team)
    1983- Barney Mines (2nd Team), Willie Scott (2nd Team), Voise Winters (2nd Team)
    1984- Voise Winters (2nd Team)
    1985- Voise Winters (1st Team)
    1986- Jim Les (1st Team and POY), Hersey Hawkins (1st Team), Mike Williams (2nd Team)
    1987- Hersey Hawkins (1st Team and POY), Anthony Manuel (2nd Team), Donald Powell (Honorable Mention)
    1988- Hersey Hawkins (1st Team and POY) and Anthony Manuel (2nd Team)
    1989- Anthony Manuel (1st Team and POY) and Dion Thurman (2nd Team)
    1990- Curtis Stuckey (1st Team), Andy Bastock (Honorable Mention), Luke Jackson (Honorable Mention)
    1991- Curtis Stuckey (1st Team) and Xanthus Houston (Hon. Mention)
    1992- James Hamilton (2nd Team)
    1993- Deon Jackson (Honorable Mention) and Billy Wright (Honorable Mention)
    1994- Deon Jackson (1st Team) and Billy Wright (2nd Team)
    1995- Anthony Parker (2nd Team)
    1996- Anthony Parker (1st Team and POY), Deon Jackson (1st Team), Billy Wright (2nd Team)
    1997- Anthony Parker (1st Team) and Aaron Zobrist (2nd Team)
    1998- Adebayo Akinkunle (1st Team and DPOY) and Rob Dye (Honorable Mention)
    1999- Rob Dye (1st Team)
    2000- Rob Dye (1st Team) and Eric Roberson (Honorable Mention)
    2001- Jerome Robinson (1st Team and DPOY) and Jeffrey Rabey (Honorable Mention)
    2002- Phillip Gilbert (2nd Team)
    2003- Phillip Gilbert (1st Team) and James Gillingham (2nd Team)
    2004- Marcellus Sommerville (1st Team), James Gillingham (2nd Team), Phillip Gilbert (Honorable Mention)
    2005- Marcellus Sommerville (1st Team)
    2006- Patrick O’Bryant (2nd Team and DPOY), Marcellus Sommerville (2nd Team)
    2007- Will Franklin (2nd Team) and Daniel Ruffin (2nd Team)
    2008- Jeremy Crouch (1st Team) and Daniel Ruffin (Honorable Mention)
    2009- Theron Wilson (1st Team)
    2010- Sam Maniscalco (2nd Team) and Andrew Warren (Hon. Mention)
    2011- Andrew Warren (1st Team)
    2012- Taylor Brown (Hon. Mention)
    2013- Walt Lemon, Jr. (2nd Team) and Dyricus Simms-Edwards (DPOY)
    2014- Walt Lemon, Jr. (2nd Team)
    2015- NONE
    2016- NONE
    2017- NONE
    2018- Donte Thomas (2nd team), Darrell Brown, Jr. (3rd team)
    2019- Darrell Brown (2nd team), Elijah Childs (3rd team)
    2020- Elijah Childs (2nd team), Darrell Brown (2nd team), Nate Kennell (3rd team)- plus Ja'Shon Henry Most-Improved, Ville Tahvanainen (All-Bench)



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    • #17
      Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
      Might be easier to list these-
      1st Team-
      Javon Freeman-Liberty- Valparaiso
      A.J. Green- UNI
      Tyreke Key- Indiana State
      Cameron Krutwig- Loyola
      Austin Phyfe- UNI

      2nd Team-
      Darrell Brown- Bradley
      Elijah Childs- Bradley
      Keandre Cook- MIssouri State
      Marcus Domask- SIU
      Liam Robbins- Drake

      3rd Team-
      Jordan Barnes- Indiana State
      Tate Hall- Loyola
      Nate Kennell- Bradley
      Gaige Prim- Missouri State
      Roman Penn- Drake

      Congratulations to Darrell Brown (should have been 1st team), Elijah Childs (would have been 1st team if not injured and missed 12 games), and Nate Kennell!
      I would bet a pretty good buck - that each of these award winners as well as 2020 MVC Coach of the Year Ben Jacobson would gladly give up their awards for what Bradley now has.

      Bradley - 2020 MVC "TEAM OF THE YEAR" ...

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      • #18
        Thanks Da Coach for posting all the Braves MVC awards. Boy, do those names bring back some wonderful memories of my watching Bradley basketball. We have such a storied past that needs to be remembered, and our future looks so bright I can hardly wait for the next chapter to begin. GO BRAVES!!!

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Go_Braves View Post

          Bradley - 2020 MVC "TEAM OF THE YEAR" ...
          NO DOUBT!!! LOVE It GoBraves!

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          • #20
            No shame in your game, DC.

            It's lengthy, but it's awesome.
            Greatly appreciate you digging that up for us Braves fans!

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