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1957 NCAA Men's Basketball All-Americans

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The consensus 1957 College Basketball All-American team, as determined by aggregating the results of six major All-American teams. To earn 'consensus' status, a player must win honors from a majority of the following teams: the Associated Press, the USBWA, The United Press International, the National Association of Basketball Coaches, the Newspaper Enterprise Association (NEA), and the International News Service.

1957 Consensus All-America team

Player	Position	Class	Team
Wilt Chamberlain	C	Sophomore	Kansas
Chet Forte	G	Senior	Columbia
Rod Hundley	G/F	Senior	West Virginia
Jim Krebs	F/C	Senior	Southern Methodist
Lennie Rosenbluth	F	Senior	North Carolina
Charlie Tyra	C	Senior	Louisville

Player	Position	Class	Team
Elgin Baylor	F	Sophomore	Seattle
Frank Howard	F	Junior	Ohio State
Guy Rodgers	G	Junior	Temple
Gary Thompson	G	Senior	Iowa State
Grady Wallace	F	Senior	South Carolina

Individual All-America teams

All-America Team	First team	Second team	Third team	Player	School	Player
Associated Press	Wilt Chamberlain	Kansas	Elgin Baylor	Seattle	Jim Ashmore	Mississippi State
Chet Forte	Columbia	Frank Howard	Ohio State	Archie Dees	Indiana
Rod Hundley	West Virginia	Jim Krebs	Southern Methodist	Bill Ebben	Detroit
Lennie Rosenbluth	North Carolina	Charlie Tyra	Louisville	Larry Friend	California
Gary Thompson	Iowa State	Grady Wallace	South Carolina	Guy Rodgers	Temple
USBWA/Look Magazine	Elgin Baylor	Seattle	No second or third teams (10-man first team)
Wilt Chamberlain	Kansas
Chet Forte	Columbia
Frank Howard	Ohio State
Rod Hundley	West Virginia
Jim Krebs	Southern Methodist
Guy Rodgers	Temple
Lennie Rosenbluth	North Carolina
Gary Thompson	Iowa State
Charlie Tyra	Louisville
NABC	Wilt Chamberlain	Kansas	Elgin Baylor	Seattle	Bruno Boin	Washington
Rod Hundley	West Virginia	George Bon Salle	Illinois	Archie Dees	Indiana
Jim Krebs	Southern Methodist	Chet Forte	Columbia	Frank Howard	Ohio State
Lennie Rosenbluth	North Carolina	Guy Rodgers	Temple	Ron Kramer	Michigan
Charlie Tyra	Louisville	Gary Thompson	Iowa State	Dick O'Neal	Texas Christian
UPI	Wilt Chamberlain	Kansas	Elgin Baylor	Seattle	Jim Ashmore	Mississippi State
Chet Forte	Columbia	Joe Gibbon	Mississippi	Johnny Cox	Kentucky
Rod Hundley	West Virginia	Jim Krebs	Southern Methodist	Archie Dees	Indiana
Lennie Rosenbluth	North Carolina	Gary Thompson	Iowa State	Frank Howard	Ohio State
Grady Wallace	South Carolina	Charlie Tyra	Louisville	Guy Rodgers	Temple
NEA	Wilt Chamberlain	Kansas	Elgin Baylor	Seattle	No third team
Frank Howard	Ohio State	Chet Forte	Columbia
Jim Krebs	Southern Methodist	Rod Hundley	West Virginia
Guy Rodgers	Temple	Jimmy Smith	Steubenville
Charlie Tyra	Louisville	Bennie Swain	Texas Southern
International News Service	Elgin Baylor	Seattle	Chet Forte	Columbia	No third team
Wilt Chamberlain	Kansas	Rod Hundley	West Virginia
Jim Krebs	Southern Methodist	Guy Rodgers	Temple
Lennie Rosenbluth	North Carolina	Gary Thompson	Iowa State
Grady Wallace	South Carolina	Charlie Tyra	Louisville

AP Honorable Mention:

Harold Alcorn, Saint Louis
Dick Banton, UCLA
Larry Beck, Washington State
Bruno Boin, Washington
Bill Bond, Stanford
Barney Cable, Bradley
Vinnie Cohen, Syracuse
Boo Ellis, Niagara
Dick Gaines, Seton Hall
Dave Gambee, Oregon State
Joe Gibbon, Mississippi
Johnny Green, Michigan State
Vernon Hatton, Kentucky
Don Hennon, Pittsburgh
Johnny Lee, Yale
Lee Marshall, Washington and Lee
Don Medsker, Iowa State
Mike Moran, Marquette
Jack Murdock, Wake Forest
Hank Nowak, Canisius
Jack Parr, Kansas State
Hub Reed, Oklahoma City
Dave Ricketts, Duquesne
Al Rochelle, Vanderbilt
Lloyd Sharrar, West Virginia
Doug Smart, Washington
Win Wilfong, Memphis State

References

[http://web1.ncaa.org/web_files/stats/m_basketball_RB/2009/Award.pdf NCAA Record Book - Award Winners] p.137. Accessed 2009-05-05. 2009-05-04.
[https://www.basketball-reference.com/awards/all_america.html AP All-America Teams]
"USBWA Men's All-Americans".
"NABC Division I All-America Teams". NABC.
[http://www.ncaapublications.com/Uploads/PDF/m_basketball_finesta2ccdb4e-d86f-4abf-a138-5bb24fd77472.pdf 2005 NCAA Basketball's Finest - All-Americans (UPI, NEA & International News Service)] {{webarchive. link. (2009-07-21 p.208)
(7 March 1957). "Two little men make AP All-America club". The Lawton Constitution.

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