A pair of Florida Gators earned All-SEC honors on Tuesday ahead of the conference tournament. SEC coaches named sophomore guard Tre Mann to the first team and junior forward Colin Castleton to the second team.
Mann is Florida’s leading scorer at 15.0 points per game. He raised his scoring average by 9.7 points per game since his freshman season after scoring just 5.3 in 2019-20. He earned SEC Player of the Week honors on March 1 for his outstanding performances at Auburn and Kentucky.
Castleton was named SEC Player of the Week twice in his first season at Florida. Castleton and Mann are Florida’s leading rebounders at 5.7 per game and Castleton comes in just behind in scoring at 12.7 points per game. Castleton also ran away as the Gators’ top shot blocker with 45 so far this season.
Despite losing Preseason SEC Player of the Year Keyontae Johnson early in the season, Florida managed to put together a 13-8 regular season record and produce multiple All-SEC honorees for the second consecutive season.
The Gators will take on the winner of the Texas A&M-Vanderbilt game to open the SEC Tournament on Thursday. Florida defeated the Commodores twice this season but has yet to face the Aggies due to cancellation.
The full list of All-SEC selections can be found below:
First Team All-SEC
Herbert Jones, Alabama
John Petty Jr., Alabama
Moses Moody, Arkansas
Tre Mann, Florida
Cameron Thomas, LSU
Devontae Shuler, Ole Miss
Dru Smith, Missouri
Scotty Pippen Jr., Vanderbilt
Second Team All-SEC
Jaden Shackelford, Alabama
Colin Castleton, Florida
Sahvir Wheeler, Georgia
Javonte Smart, LSU
Trendon Watford, LSU
D.J. Stewart Jr., Mississippi State
Jeremiah Tilmon, Missouri
AJ Lawson, South Carolina
All-Freshman Team
Joshua Primo, Alabama
Moses Moody, Arkansas
Sharife Cooper, Auburn
KD Johnson, Georgia
Isaiah Jackson, Kentucky
Cameron Thomas, LSU
Keon Johnson, Tennessee
Jaden Springer, Tennessee
All-Defensive Team
Herbert Jones, Alabama
Isaiah Jackson, Kentucky
Abdul Ado, Mississippi State
Dru Smith, Missouri
Yves Pons, Tennessee
Coach of the Year: Nate Oats, Alabama
Player of the Year: Herbert Jones, Alabama
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Dylan Disu, Vanderbilt
Freshman of the Year: Moses Moody, Arkansas
Sixth-Man of the Year: JD Notae, Arkansas
Defensive Player of the Year: Herbert Jones, Alabama