Zack Rosen wins Ivy League Player of the Year in unanimous vote
Penn guard Zack Rosen was the unanimous choice for Ivy League player of the year in a vote of the conference's eight coaches.
In theory, there was never any doubt. And in practice, there wasn't any doubt either.
Penn guard Zack Rosen was the unanimous choice for Ivy League player of the year in a vote of the conference's eight coaches.
Rosen is the fourth player to receive the Player of the Year honor in a unanimous vote since 2000. The previous three were Michael Jordan in 2000, Ibrahim Jaaber in 2006 and Ryan Wittman in 2010.
Other players to have been so honored include Jerome Allen, Perry Bromwell, Corky Calhoun, Ron Haigler, Matt Maloney, Keven McDonald, Jeff Neuman and Stan Pawlak.
The Colonia, N.J., native was also a unanimous selection to the Ivy League's all-conference first team.
Here's the full list of this season's Ivy League men's basketball honorees:
First Team
Zack Rosen, Penn (Player of the Year, unanimous selection)
Ian Hummer, Princeton (unanimous selection)
Brian Barbour, Columbia
Chris Wrobleski, Cornell
Kyle Casey, Harvard
Greg Mangano, Yale
Second Team
Honorable Mention
Rookie of the Year
Defensive Player of the Year