First Team All-SEC

Second Team All-SEC

All-Freshman Team

Andrew Nembhard

All-Defensive Team

Point guardearned a place on the 2019 SEC All-Freshman Team, the Southeastern Conference announced on Tuesday.Nembhard, who has started every game this season, has handed out 162 assists, the 10th-highest single-season total in Florida history and the No. 2 performance by a freshman, trailing only Nick Calathes' 221 assists in 2007-08.The Aurora, Ontario, native has twice earned SEC Freshman of the Week honors throughout the season and has had several notable performances. In just his seventh collegiate game, Nembhard racked up 11 assists without a turnover against North Florida, becoming the first SEC freshman to have 11 assists and no turnovers in a game since 2004 (Ronald Steele, Alabma).On Feb. 16, Nembhard led the Gators to a win at Alabama with 21 points on a perfect 9-for-9 shooting performance, the first time an SEC player hit nine field goals without a miss in a conference game since 1999 (Isiah Victor, Tennessee).Nembhard has led or co-led the Gators in assists in 26 of the team's 31 games this season and has 10 double-figure scoring games.His 2.4 assist-to-turnover ratio ranks fourth in the SEC and his 5.2 assists per game rate sixth in the league.The Gators open SEC Tournament action in Nashville on Thursday at 1 p.m. Eastern, facing Arkansas on SEC Network.Daniel Gafford, ArkansasPJ Washington, KentuckyTremont Waters, LSUBreein Tyree, Ole MissQuinndary Weatherspoon, Mississippi St.Chris Silva, South CarolinaAdmiral Schofield, TennesseeGrant Williams, TennesseeBryce Brown, AuburnJared Harper, AuburnNicolas Claxton, GeorgiaTyler Herro, KentuckyKeldon Johnson, KentuckySkylar Mays, LSUTerence Davis, Ole MissJordan Bone, TennesseeKira Lewis Jr., AlabamaIsaiah Joe, ArkansasTyler Herro, KentuckyKeldon Johnson, KentuckyNaz Reid, LSUReggie Perry, Mississippi StateA.J. Lawson, South CarolinaDonta Hall, AlabamaDaniel Gafford, ArkansasAshton Hagans, KentuckyTremont Waters, LSUChris Silva, South CarolinaKermit Davis, Ole MissGrant Williams, TennesseeSkylar Mays, LSUKeldon Johnson, KentuckyHassani Gravett, South CarolinaTremont Waters, LSU & Ashton Hagans, Kentucky