Kentucky guard Jodie Meeks made the first team all-Southeastern Conference team and teammate Patrick Patterson made the second team.
That’s the media’s all-league teams, as sponsored by The Associated Press.
Here’s the release by UK:
Jodie Meeks and Patrick Patterson were both named All-SEC performers by the Associated Press as announced by the conference office on Monday.
Meeks, who was named First Team All-SEC, leads the SEC and ranks fifth in the country in scoring averaging 24.2 ppg. He set the school record for points in a game (54 at Tennessee) and three-pointers in a season (108) while also shooting 89.4 percent from the free throw line.
Patterson, who was named Second Team All-SEC, is the only player in the SEC to rank in the top five in scoring (fourth – 18.2 ppg) and rebounding (third – 9.4 rpg). He leads the league and ranks 10th nationally in field goal percentage (60.5).
Meeks is the first Wildcat to be named AP first team since Chuck Hayes in the 2005 season.
Both players were named First Team All-SEC by league coaches last week.
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Pretty interesting that the AP didnt put them both on the first team, but coaches whos teams actually had to play against them, put them both on the first team. Just another example of how the national media will do anything to make Kentucky look bad.
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