Clemson guard Marcquise Reed was named to the All-ACC Basketball Team as a second-team selection, the Atlantic Coast Conference announced Sunday.
Guard Gabe DeVoe was named as an honorable mention selection, while center Elijah Thomas was named to the All-ACC Defensive team.
Clemson head coach Brad Brownell was the runner-up to Coach of the Year honors to Virginia’s Tony Bennett. The Tigers just finished the program’s best regular season in 10 years with a 22-8 overall record and a program-best 11 ACC wins.
The Tigers finished tied for third in the ACC standings, the best under Brownell. Clemson will be the No. 4 seed in next week’s ACC Basketball Tournament which begins on Tuesday in Brooklyn, N.Y. The Tigers get a double-bye and automatic qualifier to the quarterfinals.
Reed led the Tigers by averaging 16.4 points per game, and scored 20 or more points six times. He closed the season with back-to-back 20-plus point games against Florida State and Syracuse. He was also second on the team in assists and averaged 4.7 rebounds per game.
Reed was also named to the league’s most improved players list.
Thomas led Clemson with 69 blocks. He also averaged 10.7 points and 7.8 rebounds per game and had 28 assists. He finished the regular season with 20 assists.
2018 Atlantic Coast Conference Post-Season Honors
All-ACC
First Team
Marvin Bagley III, Duke, 280*
Jerome Robinson, Boston College, 273
Luke Maye, North Carolina, 246
Joel Berry II, North Carolina, 223
Kyle Guy, Virginia, 168
Second Team
Tyus Battle, Syracuse, 159
Marcquise Reed, Clemson, 143
Devon Hall, Virginia, 129
Wendell Carter, Jr., Duke, 126
Justin Robinson, Virginia Tech, 123
Third Team
Grayson Allen, Duke, 119
Matt Farrell, Notre Dame, 89
Ty Jerome, Virginia, 67
Josh Okogie, Georgia Tech, 57
Omer Yurtseven, NC State, 54
Honorable Mention
Deng Adel, Louisville, 51
Ky Bowman, Boston College, 37
Lonnie Walker, Miami (FL), 30
Bryant Crawford, Wake Forest, 23
Markell Johnson, NC State, 21
Ray Spalding, Louisville, 19
Allerik Freeman, NC State, 18
Theo Pinson, North Carolina, 14
Terance Mann, Florida State, 12
Gabe DeVoe, Clemson, 12
All-Freshman Team
Marvin Bagley III, Duke, 57*
Wendell Carter, Jr., Duke, 56
Lonnie Walker, Miami, 51
De’Andre Hunter, Virginia, 33
Oshae Brissett, Syracuse, 33
All-Defensive Team
Isaiah Wilkins, Virginia, 49
Anas Mahmoud, Louisville, 37
Elijah Thomas, Clemson, 34
Devon Hall, Virginia, 32
Ben Lammers, Georgia Tech, 25
Player of the Year
Marvin Bagley III, Duke, 37
Jerome Robinson, Boston College, 14
Luke Maye, North Carolina, 5
Devon Hall, Virginia, 1
Rookie of the Year
Marvin Bagley III, Duke, 56
De’Andre Hunter, Virginia, 1
Coach of the Year
Tony Bennett, Virginia, 47
Brad Brownell, Clemson, 8
Kevin Keatts, NC State, 2
Defensive Player of the Year
Isaiah Wilkins, Virginia, 42
Anas Mahmoud, Louisville, 7
Elijah Thomas, Clemson, 3
Devin Wilson, Virginia Tech, 2
Jack Salt, Virginia, 1
Rex Pflueger, Notre Dame, 1
Wendell Carter Jr., Duke, 1
Most Improved Player
Luke Maye, North Carolina, 26
Frank Howard, Syracuse, 5
Omer Yurtseven, NC State, 5
Martinas Geben, Notre Dame, 5
Doral Moore, Wake Forest, 5
Kyle Guy, Virginia, 3
Marcquise Reed, Clemson, 3
Phil Cofer, Florida State, 2
Dewan Huell, Miami, 2
Ty Jerome, Virginia, 1
Sixth Man of the Year
De’Andre Hunter, Virginia, 39
Chris Clarke, Virginia Tech, 7
Chris Lykes, Miami, 5
Keyshawn Woods, Wake Forest, 3
Trent Forrest, Florida State, 2
Marques Bolden, Duke, 1
* – Unanimous selection