NCAA Basketball Tournament Most Outstanding Player

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At the conclusion of the NCAA men's and women's Division I basketball championships (the "Final Four" tournaments), the Associated Press selects a Most Outstanding Player. The MOP need not be, but almost always is a member of the Championship team, especially since the third-place game was eliminated after 1981. The last man to win the award despite not being on the Championship team was Akeem Olajuwon in 1983. Dawn Staley was the only woman to do so, when she won the award in 1991.




Contents






  • 1 Past winners


    • 1.1 NCAA Men's Division I MOP Award


    • 1.2 NCAA Women's Division I MOP Award




  • 2 External links





Past winners


An asterisk (*) next to a player's name indicates they did not play for the championship team. Howard Porter of Villanova won the award in 1971 and did not play for the championship team, but his MOP award was later vacated.



NCAA Men's Division I MOP Award





  • 1939 – Jimmy Hull, Ohio State*


  • 1940 – Marvin Huffman, Indiana


  • 1941 – John Kotz, Wisconsin


  • 1942 – Howie Dallmar, Stanford


  • 1943 – Ken Sailors, Wyoming


  • 1944 – Arnie Ferrin, Utah


  • 1945 – Bob Kurland, Oklahoma A&M


  • 1946 – Bob Kurland, Oklahoma A&M


  • 1947 – George Kaftan, Holy Cross


  • 1948 – Alex Groza, Kentucky


  • 1949 – Alex Groza, Kentucky


  • 1950 – Irwin Dambrot, CCNY


  • 1951 – Bill Spivey, Kentucky


  • 1952 – Clyde Lovellette, Kansas


  • 1953 – B. H. Born, Kansas*


  • 1954 – Tom Gola, La Salle


  • 1955 – Bill Russell, San Francisco


  • 1956 – Hal Lear, Temple*


  • 1957 – Wilt Chamberlain, Kansas*


  • 1958 – Elgin Baylor, Seattle*


  • 1959 – Jerry West, West Virginia*


  • 1960 – Jerry Lucas, Ohio State


  • 1961 – Jerry Lucas, Ohio State*


  • 1962 – Paul Hogue, Cincinnati*


  • 1963 – Art Heyman, Duke*


  • 1964 – Walt Hazzard, UCLA


  • 1965 – Bill Bradley, Princeton*


  • 1966 – Jerry Chambers, Utah*


  • 1967 – Lew Alcindor, UCLA


  • 1968 – Lew Alcindor, UCLA


  • 1969 – Lew Alcindor, UCLA


  • 1970 – Sidney Wicks, UCLA


  • 1971 – Vacated (Howard Porter, Villanova – later ruled ineligible)


  • 1972 – Bill Walton, UCLA


  • 1973 – Bill Walton, UCLA


  • 1974 – David Thompson, NC State


  • 1975 – Richard Washington, UCLA


  • 1976 – Kent Benson, Indiana


  • 1977 – Butch Lee, Marquette


  • 1978 – Jack Givens, Kentucky


  • 1979 – Earvin Johnson, Michigan State


  • 1980 – Darrell Griffith, Louisville


  • 1981 – Isiah Thomas, Indiana


  • 1982 – James Worthy, North Carolina


  • 1983 – Akeem Olajuwon, Houston*


  • 1984 – Patrick Ewing, Georgetown


  • 1985 – Ed Pinckney, Villanova


  • 1986 – Pervis Ellison, Louisville


  • 1987 – Keith Smart, Indiana


  • 1988 – Danny Manning, Kansas


  • 1989 – Glen Rice, Michigan


  • 1990 – Anderson Hunt, UNLV


  • 1991 – Christian Laettner, Duke


  • 1992 – Bobby Hurley, Duke


  • 1993 – Donald Williams, North Carolina


  • 1994 – Corliss Williamson, Arkansas


  • 1995 – Ed O'Bannon, UCLA


  • 1996 – Tony Delk, Kentucky


  • 1997 – Miles Simon, Arizona


  • 1998 – Jeff Sheppard, Kentucky


  • 1999 – Richard Hamilton, Connecticut


  • 2000 – Mateen Cleaves, Michigan State


  • 2001 – Shane Battier, Duke


  • 2002 – Juan Dixon, Maryland


  • 2003 – Carmelo Anthony, Syracuse


  • 2004 – Emeka Okafor, Connecticut


  • 2005 – Sean May, North Carolina


  • 2006 – Joakim Noah, Florida


  • 2007 – Corey Brewer, Florida


  • 2008 – Mario Chalmers, Kansas


  • 2009 – Wayne Ellington, North Carolina


  • 2010 – Kyle Singler, Duke


  • 2011 – Kemba Walker, Connecticut


  • 2012 – Anthony Davis, Kentucky


  • 2013 – Luke Hancock, Louisville


  • 2014 – Shabazz Napier, Connecticut


  • 2015 – Tyus Jones, Duke


  • 2016 – Ryan Arcidiacono, Villanova


  • 2017 – Joel Berry II, North Carolina


  • 2018 – Donte DiVincenzo, Villanova




NCAA Women's Division I MOP Award




  • 1982 – Janice Lawrence, Louisiana Tech

  • 1983 – Cheryl Miller, Southern California

  • 1984 – Cheryl Miller, Southern California

  • 1985 – Tracy Claxton, Old Dominion

  • 1986 – Clarissa Davis, Texas

  • 1987 – Tonya Edwards, Tennessee

  • 1988 – Erica Westbrooks, Louisiana Tech

  • 1989 – Bridgette Gordon, Tennessee

  • 1990 – Jennifer Azzi, Stanford

  • 1991 – Dawn Staley, Virginia*

  • 1992 – Molly Goodenbour, Stanford

  • 1993 – Sheryl Swoopes, Texas Tech

  • 1994 – Charlotte Smith, North Carolina

  • 1995 – Rebecca Lobo, Connecticut

  • 1996 – Michelle Marciniak, Tennessee

  • 1997 – Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee

  • 1998 – Chamique Holdsclaw, Tennessee

  • 1999 – Ukari Figgs, Purdue

  • 2000 – Shea Ralph, Connecticut

  • 2001 – Ruth Riley, Notre Dame

  • 2002 – Swin Cash, Connecticut

  • 2003 – Diana Taurasi, Connecticut

  • 2004 – Diana Taurasi, Connecticut

  • 2005 – Sophia Young, Baylor

  • 2006 – Laura Harper, Maryland

  • 2007 – Candace Parker, Tennessee

  • 2008 – Candace Parker, Tennessee

  • 2009 – Tina Charles, Connecticut

  • 2010 – Maya Moore, Connecticut

  • 2011 – Danielle Adams, Texas A&M

  • 2012 – Brittney Griner, Baylor

  • 2013 – Breanna Stewart, Connecticut

  • 2014 – Breanna Stewart, Connecticut

  • 2015 – Breanna Stewart, Connecticut

  • 2016 – Breanna Stewart, Connecticut

  • 2017 – A'ja Wilson, South Carolina

  • 2018 – Arike Ogunbowale, Notre Dame




External links




  • Final Four - Most Outstanding Player from Basketball.com


  • NCAA Basketball Tournament Most Outstanding Players History from InsideHoops.com


  • NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Players: Where Are They Now? from LostLettermen.com













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