Quinten Post Earns a Pair of All-ACC Honors
March 11, 2024 | Men's Basketball
The 7-foot standout was named to the 2023-24 All-ACC Second and All-Defensive Teams
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — Quinten Post earned a pair of ACC postseason honors, it was announced live this afternoon on ACC PM on the ACC Network. Post was named to both the 2023-24 All-ACC Second Team and the league's All-Defensive team.
The standout from Amsterdam is the only major conference player in the nation to average 16.6 points, 7.9 boards, 2.8 assists, and 1.8 blocks per game. The last ACC player to post that season stat line: Wake Forest's Tim Duncan in 1996-97. The elite 7-footer is one of two players to rank among the top 10 in the ACC in scoring, rebounding, blocks, and field goal percentage this season. This season, Post leads BC in scoring, rebounding, blocks, field goal percentage, free throw percentage, 3-point percentage and is second in assists and steals.
Post is one of only three players nationally to register a 50/40/80 line of percentages this season - at 51.5 FG%, 43.6 3FG%, and 80.7 FT%. Since arriving at BC in 2021-22, Post has registered nearly a 50/40/80 shooting line - .517 FG; .417 3FG; .793 FT - while averaging 13.4 points per game in 80 contests. He is the only active player (min. 10.0 ppg) to post such shooting lines since the start of the 2021-22 season.
Defensively, Post has established himself as one of the top rim protectors in the country. He ranks second in the ACC - and 46th nationally - averaging 1.8 blocked shots per game. Post's 54 total blocks are second-most in the ACC and ranks as the seventh-highest single season total in BC history. His block percentage - calculated as total blocks/opponent FGA - of 6.3% ranks 105th in the country.
This marks the second consecutive year that Post has been honored by the ACC. Last year, he was named the conference's Most Improved Player while also earning honorable mention all-league accolades. Post is the first Boston College player to earn All-ACC Second Team honors since Ky Bowman in 2018-19. He also becomes the third Eagle to be recognized as part of the All-ACC Defensive team, joining Tyrelle Blair in 2007-08 and Steffon Mitchell in 2019-20.
2023-24 ALL-ACC TEAM
FIRST TEAM
Name School Points
RJ Davis North Carolina 373
PJ Hall Clemson 363
Kyle Filipowski Duke 346
Hunter Sallis Wake Forest 292
Blake Hinson Pitt 280
SECOND TEAM
Armando Bacot North Carolina 271
Reece Beekman Virginia 263
Judah Mintz Syracuse 219
Norchad Omier Miami 172
Quinten Post Boston College 135
THIRD TEAM
DJ Horne NC State 109
Harrison Ingram North Carolina 91
Jeremy Roach Duke 85
Markus Burton Notre Dame 69
Sean Pedulla Virginia Tech 62
HONORABLE MENTION
Joseph Girard III Clemson 54
Jamir Watkins Florida State 47
Jared McCain Duke 29
Ian Schieffelin Clemson 24
Miles Kelly Georgia Tech 16
Carlton Carrington Pitt 12
Brandon Huntley-Hatfield Louisville 10
Ryan Dunn Virginia 10
Note: All-ACC Team points are determined on a 5-3-1 system (five points for first team, three points for second team, one point for third team).
Player of the Year
RJ Davis North Carolina 68 votes
Kyle Filipowski Duke 3
PJ Hall Clemson 2
Armando Bacot North Carolina 1
Quinten Post Boston College 1
Defensive Player of the Year
Reece Beekman Virginia 43 votes
Ryan Dunn Virginia 19
Armando Bacot North Carolina 4
Maliq Brown Syracuse 4
Quinten Post Boston College 2
Jaeden Zackery Boston College 1
Jack Clark Clemson 1
Quadir Copeland Syracuse 1
Rookie of the Year
Markus Burton Notre Dame 46 votes
Jared McCain Duke 20
Carlton Carrington Pitt 5
Baye Ndongo Georgia Tech 2
Caleb Foster Duke 1
Kyshawn George Miami 1
Most Improved Player
Ian Schieffelin Clemson 30 votes
Hunter Sallis Wake Forest 18
Lynn Kidd Virginia Tech 12
Harrison Ingram North Carolina 5
Brandon Huntley-Hatfield Louisville 3
Maliq Brown Syracuse 3
Devin McGlockton Boston College 3
Isaac McKneely Virginia 1
Sixth Man Of the Year
Ishmael Leggett Pitt 33 votes
Quadir Copeland Syracuse 20
Seth Trimble North Carolina 6
Kyle Sturdivant Georgia Tech 5
Mason Madsen Boston College 4
Primo Spears Florida State 4
Caleb Foster Duke 3
Coach of the Year
Hubert Davis North Carolina 49 votes
Jeff Capel Pittsburgh 12
Adrian Autry Syracuse 6
Micah Shrewsberry Notre Dame 3
Jon Scheyer Duke 2
Damon Stoudamire Georgia Tech 1
Brad Brownell Clemson 1
Tony Bennett Virginia 1
All-Defensive Team
Reece Beekman Virginia 73 votes
Ryan Dunn Virginia 65
Maliq Brown Syracuse 48
Armando Bacot North Carolina 26
Quinten Post Boston College 21
All-Rookie Team
Markus Burton Notre Dame 73 votes
Jared McCain Duke 73
Carlton Carrington Pitt 65
Baye Ndongo Georgia Tech 60
Elliot Cadeau North Carolina 39
The standout from Amsterdam is the only major conference player in the nation to average 16.6 points, 7.9 boards, 2.8 assists, and 1.8 blocks per game. The last ACC player to post that season stat line: Wake Forest's Tim Duncan in 1996-97. The elite 7-footer is one of two players to rank among the top 10 in the ACC in scoring, rebounding, blocks, and field goal percentage this season. This season, Post leads BC in scoring, rebounding, blocks, field goal percentage, free throw percentage, 3-point percentage and is second in assists and steals.
Post is one of only three players nationally to register a 50/40/80 line of percentages this season - at 51.5 FG%, 43.6 3FG%, and 80.7 FT%. Since arriving at BC in 2021-22, Post has registered nearly a 50/40/80 shooting line - .517 FG; .417 3FG; .793 FT - while averaging 13.4 points per game in 80 contests. He is the only active player (min. 10.0 ppg) to post such shooting lines since the start of the 2021-22 season.
Defensively, Post has established himself as one of the top rim protectors in the country. He ranks second in the ACC - and 46th nationally - averaging 1.8 blocked shots per game. Post's 54 total blocks are second-most in the ACC and ranks as the seventh-highest single season total in BC history. His block percentage - calculated as total blocks/opponent FGA - of 6.3% ranks 105th in the country.
This marks the second consecutive year that Post has been honored by the ACC. Last year, he was named the conference's Most Improved Player while also earning honorable mention all-league accolades. Post is the first Boston College player to earn All-ACC Second Team honors since Ky Bowman in 2018-19. He also becomes the third Eagle to be recognized as part of the All-ACC Defensive team, joining Tyrelle Blair in 2007-08 and Steffon Mitchell in 2019-20.
2023-24 ALL-ACC TEAM
FIRST TEAM
Name
RJ Davis North Carolina 373
PJ Hall Clemson 363
Kyle Filipowski Duke 346
Hunter Sallis Wake Forest 292
Blake Hinson Pitt 280
SECOND TEAM
Armando Bacot North Carolina 271
Reece Beekman Virginia 263
Judah Mintz Syracuse 219
Norchad Omier Miami 172
Quinten Post Boston College 135
THIRD TEAM
DJ Horne NC State 109
Harrison Ingram North Carolina 91
Jeremy Roach Duke 85
Markus Burton Notre Dame 69
Sean Pedulla Virginia Tech 62
HONORABLE MENTION
Joseph Girard III Clemson 54
Jamir Watkins Florida State 47
Jared McCain Duke 29
Ian Schieffelin Clemson 24
Miles Kelly Georgia Tech 16
Carlton Carrington Pitt 12
Brandon Huntley-Hatfield Louisville 10
Ryan Dunn Virginia 10
Note: All-ACC Team points are determined on a 5-3-1 system (five points for first team, three points for second team, one point for third team).
Player of the Year
RJ Davis North Carolina 68 votes
Kyle Filipowski Duke 3
PJ Hall Clemson 2
Armando Bacot North Carolina 1
Quinten Post Boston College 1
Defensive Player of the Year
Reece Beekman Virginia 43 votes
Ryan Dunn Virginia 19
Armando Bacot North Carolina 4
Maliq Brown Syracuse 4
Quinten Post Boston College 2
Jaeden Zackery Boston College 1
Jack Clark Clemson 1
Quadir Copeland Syracuse 1
Rookie of the Year
Markus Burton Notre Dame 46 votes
Jared McCain Duke 20
Carlton Carrington Pitt 5
Baye Ndongo Georgia Tech 2
Caleb Foster Duke 1
Kyshawn George Miami 1
Most Improved Player
Ian Schieffelin Clemson 30 votes
Hunter Sallis Wake Forest 18
Lynn Kidd Virginia Tech 12
Harrison Ingram North Carolina 5
Brandon Huntley-Hatfield Louisville 3
Maliq Brown Syracuse 3
Devin McGlockton Boston College 3
Isaac McKneely Virginia 1
Sixth Man Of the Year
Ishmael Leggett Pitt 33 votes
Quadir Copeland Syracuse 20
Seth Trimble North Carolina 6
Kyle Sturdivant Georgia Tech 5
Mason Madsen Boston College 4
Primo Spears Florida State 4
Caleb Foster Duke 3
Coach of the Year
Hubert Davis North Carolina 49 votes
Jeff Capel Pittsburgh 12
Adrian Autry Syracuse 6
Micah Shrewsberry Notre Dame 3
Jon Scheyer Duke 2
Damon Stoudamire Georgia Tech 1
Brad Brownell Clemson 1
Tony Bennett Virginia 1
All-Defensive Team
Reece Beekman Virginia 73 votes
Ryan Dunn Virginia 65
Maliq Brown Syracuse 48
Armando Bacot North Carolina 26
Quinten Post Boston College 21
All-Rookie Team
Markus Burton Notre Dame 73 votes
Jared McCain Duke 73
Carlton Carrington Pitt 65
Baye Ndongo Georgia Tech 60
Elliot Cadeau North Carolina 39
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