Three Longhorns, two Jayhawks and a Horned Frog make All-Big 12 Tournament team
Texas forward Dylan Disu got hot in the Big 12 Tournament and never cooled off. He was named the event’s Most Outstanding Player and was joined on the all-tournament team by five players because of a tie in the voting.
Dylan Disu, Texas
In the title game victory over Kansas, Disu led the Longhorns with 18 points. His playing time increased in Kansas City in the absence of injured forward Timmy Allen.
Disu averaged 14.7 points and 8.3 rebounds while shooting 73.9 percent from the floor (17 of 23).
Marcus Carr, Texas
The Longhorns’ leading scorer capped a solid tournament with 17 points against the Jayahwks. He also pitched in five steals in the semifinal victory over TCU.
Sir’Jabari Rice, Texas
Rice, the Big 12 Sixth Man of the Year, started during the tournament and pitched in 12.3 points per game, including 17 against Kansas.
Jalen Wilson, Kansas
Wilson would have been the tournament MOP had the Jayhawks won. He led the tournament in scoring with a 23.7-point average and also contributed 9.0 rebounds per game.
The KU forward scored better than 20 points with 10-plus rebounds in both the Big 12 quarterfinal and semifinal rounds.
Dajuan Harris, Kansas
Harris was excellent in the Jayhawks’ first two games when he averaged 12 points and seven assists. Texas defended him well in the final and Harris finished with six points and four assists.
Both Iowa State’s T.J. Otzelberger and Texas’ Rodney Terry referenced Harris being the key to the Jayhawks’ team.
Mike Miles Jr., TCU
Miles, the Big 12 preseason player of the year, led the Horned Frogs with 22 points in their quarterfinal victory over Kansas State and added 15 in the semifinal loss to Texas.
Big 12 Tournament Most Oustanding Players
2023 Dylan Disu, Texas
2022 Ochai Agbaji, Kansas
2021 Matt Coleman, Texas
2020 no tournament
2019 Marial Shayok, Iowa State
2018 Malik Newman, Kansas
2017 Monte Morris, Iowa State
2016 Devonte Graham, Kansas
2015 Georges Niang, Iowa State
2014 DeAndre Kane, Iowa State
2013 Jeff Withey, Kansas
2012 Kim English, Missouri
2011 Marcus Morris, Kansas
2010, Sherron Collins, Kansas
2009 DeMarre Carroll, Missouri
2008 Brandon Rush, Kansas
2007 Kevin Durant, Texas
2006 Mario Chalmers, Kansas
2005 Joey Graham, Oklahoma State
2004 Tony Allen, Oklahoma State
2003 Hollis Price, Oklahoma
2002 Hollis Price, Oklahoma
2001 Nolan Johnson, Oklahoma
2000 Marcus Fizer, Iowa State
1999 Jeff Boschee, Kansas
1998 Paul Pierce, Kansas
1997 Paul Pierce, Kansas
