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Pittsburgh Panthers men's basketball
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TROPHY CASE
Tournaments, Championships & Awards Won
Ishmael Leggett, 2023–24
2023–24 · Sixth Man of the Year
SOURCE ↗Jeff Capel, 2022–23
2022–23 · Coach of the Year
SOURCE ↗Nike Sibande, 2022–23
2022–23 · Sixth Man of the Year
SOURCE ↗Cameron Wright, 2013–14
2013–14 · Scholar-Athlete of the Year
SOURCE ↗2010–11: Jamie Dixon won the Sporting News National Coach of the Year award.
2010–11 · National Coach of the Year
SOURCE ↗Brad Wanamaker, 2010–11
2010–11 · Sportsmanship Award
SOURCE ↗Lamar Patterson (2009–2014) 1,392
2009–2014 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗2009–10: Jamie Dixon won the Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year Award.
2009–10 · National Coach of the Year
SOURCE ↗Ashton Gibbs, 2009–10
2009–10 · Most Improved Player
SOURCE ↗Ashton Gibbs (2008–2012) 1,748
2008–2012 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗2008–09: Jamie Dixon won the Naismith Men's College Basketball Coach of the Year as well as the Jim Phelan Mid-season Coach of the Year award.
2008–09 · National Coach of the Year
SOURCE ↗DeJuan Blair (co), 2008–09
2008–09 · Player of the Year
SOURCE ↗DeJuan Blair won the Big East Rebounding Title in the 2008–09 season (12.4 rpg).
2008–09 · Rebounding
SOURCE ↗Levance Fields won the Big East Assist Title in the 2008–09 season (7.5 apg).
2008–09 · Assist
SOURCE ↗Sam Young, Big East 2008
2008 · Tournament MVP
SOURCE ↗DeJuan Blair (co), 2007–08
2007–08 · Rookie of the Year
SOURCE ↗Ronald Ramon (co), 2007–08
2007–08 · Sportsmanship Award
SOURCE ↗Sam Young, 2007–08
2007–08 · Most Improved Player
SOURCE ↗Aaron Gray, 2006–07
2006–07 · Scholar-Athlete of the Year
SOURCE ↗Levance Fields (2005–2009) 1,247
2005–2009 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Sam Young (2005–2009) 1,884
2005–2009 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗Aaron Gray won the Big East Rebounding Title in the 2005–06 season (10.5 rpg).
2005–06 · Rebounding
SOURCE ↗Aaron Gray, 2005–06
2005–06 · Most Improved Player
SOURCE ↗Carl Krauser, 2003–04
2003–04 · Most Improved Player
SOURCE ↗Chris Taft, 2003–04
2003–04 · Rookie of the Year
SOURCE ↗Jamie Dixon, 2003–04
2003–04 · Coach of the Year
SOURCE ↗Jaron Brown, 2003–04
2003–04 · Sportsmanship Award
SOURCE ↗Julius Page, Big East 2003
2003 · Tournament MVP
SOURCE ↗Carl Krauser (2002–2006) 1,642
2002–2006 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗Chevon Troutman (2001–2005) 1,274
2001–2005 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗2001–02: Ben Howland won National Coach of the Year honors from the Associated Press, Naismith, USBWA, ESPN The Magazine, and The Sporting News.
2001–02 · National Coach of the Year
SOURCE ↗Ben Howland, 2001–02
2001–02 · Coach of the Year
SOURCE ↗Brandin Knight (co), 2001–02
2001–02 · Player of the Year
SOURCE ↗Brandin Knight, 2001–02
2001–02 · Most Improved Player
SOURCE ↗Jaron Brown (2000–2004) 1,258
2000–2004 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Julius Page (2000–2004) 1,512
2000–2004 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗Brandin Knight (1999–2003) 1,440
1999–2003 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Brandin Knight · PG · 1999–2003
1999–2003 · Retired numbers
SOURCE ↗Ricardo Greer (co), 1999–00
1999–00 · Most Improved Player
SOURCE ↗Isaac Hawkins won the Big East Rebounding Title in the 1997–98 season (9.7 rpg).
1997–98 · Rebounding
SOURCE ↗Ricardo Greer (1997–2001) 1,753
1997–2001 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗Isaac Hawkins (1996–2001) 1,127
1996–2001 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Vonteego Cummings (1996–1999) 1,581
1996–1999 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗Orlando Antigua was selected as the USBWA Most Courageous Athlete in 1994.
1994 · Other awards
SOURCE ↗Darren Morningstar, 1992
1992 · NCAA Postgraduate scholarship winners
SOURCE ↗Darren Morningstar, 1991–92
1991–92 · Scholar-Athlete of the Year
SOURCE ↗Jerry McCullough (1991–1996) 1,342
1991–1996 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Darelle Porter won the Big East Assist Title in the 1989–90 season (7.6 apg).
1989–90 · Assist
SOURCE ↗Brian Shorter, 1988–89
1988–89 · Rookie of the Year
SOURCE ↗Brian Shorter (1988–1991) 1,633
1988–1991 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗Charles Smith, 1987–88
1987–88 · Player of the Year
SOURCE ↗Sean Miller, 1987–88
1987–88 · Rookie of the Year
SOURCE ↗Sean Miller (1987–1992) 1,282
1987–1992 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Bobby Martin (1987–1991) 1,282
1987–1991 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Jason Matthews (1987–1991) 1,840
1987–1991 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗Jerome Lane won the Big East Rebounding Titles in both the 1986–87 (14.0 rpg) and 1987–88 (11.6 rpg) seasons.
1986–87, 1987–88 · Rebounding
SOURCE ↗Joey David, 1986
1986 · Academic All-Americans
SOURCE ↗Joseph David, 1986
1986 · NCAA Postgraduate scholarship winners
SOURCE ↗Jerome Lane (1985–1988) 1,217
1985–1988 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Charles Smith, 1984–85
1984–85 · Rookie of the Year
SOURCE ↗Joe David, 1984–85
1984–85 · Scholar-Athlete of the Year
SOURCE ↗Charles Smith (1984–1988) 2,045
1984–1988 · 2,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Charles Smith · PF · 1984–1988
1984–1988 · Retired numbers
SOURCE ↗Demetreus Gore (1984–1988) 1,555
1984–1988 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗Curtis Aiken (1983–1987) 1,200
1983–1987 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Clyde Vaughan won the Big East Scoring Title in the 1982–83 season (22.0 ppg).
1982–83 · Scoring
SOURCE ↗Clyde Vaughan, Eastern 8 1982
1982 · Tournament MVP
SOURCE ↗Dwayne Wallace won the Eastern 8 Assist Title in the 1981–82 season (6.2 apg).
1981–82 · Assist
SOURCE ↗Lennie McMillian, Eastern 8 1981
1981 · Tournament MVP
SOURCE ↗Clyde Vaughan (1980–1984) 2,033
1980–1984 · 2,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Sam Clancy won the Eastern 8 Rebounding Titles in both the 1978–79 (12.8 rpg) and 1979–80 (11.1 rpg) seasons.
1978–79, 1979–80 · Rebounding
SOURCE ↗Peter Strickland, 1978
1978 · Academic All-Americans
SOURCE ↗Sam Clancy (1977–1981) 1,671
1977–1981 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗Larry Harris won the Eastern 8 Scoring Title in the 1976–77 season (22.9 ppg).
1976–77 · Scoring
SOURCE ↗Thomas Richards, 1976
1976 · NCAA Postgraduate scholarship winners
SOURCE ↗Larry Harris (1974–1978) 1,914
1974–1978 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗Billy Knight (1971–1974) 1,731
1971–1974 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗Billy Knight · SG · 1971–1974
1971–1974 · Retired numbers
SOURCE ↗Kent Scott (1969–1972) 1,143
1969–1972 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Don Hennon · PG · 1956–1959 · 1968
1956–1959, 1968 · Retired numbers
SOURCE ↗Don Hennon (1956–1959) 1,841
1956–1959 · 1,500+ points
SOURCE ↗Bob Lazor (1954–1957) 1,175
1954–1957 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗John Riser (1954–1957) 1,164
1954–1957 · 1,000+ points
SOURCE ↗Don Hennon, two-time All-American (with one being a Consensus All American), led Pitt to two NCAA Tournament bids.
Hall of Fame inductees
SOURCE ↗BRAIN STORAGE
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