FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas' Moses Kingsley picked up a pair of individual accolades from the Southeastern Conference on Tuesday.
Kingsley was named second-team all-SEC and to the league's all-defensive team. He was the only Razorbacks player to receive a postseason honor from the conference.
The junior is averaging 16.1 points and 9.2 rebounds per game, and has blocked 75 shots. His 15 double-doubles are second in the SEC.
Kingsley has increased his scoring output by 12.1 points per game and rebounds by 6.8 per game over last season.
Kentucky's Tyler Ulis was named SEC player of the year and defensive player of the year. He was one of two Wildcats on the first-team all-SEC along with guard Jamal Murray.
Other first-team selections include Ole Miss guard Stefan Moody; Alabama guard Retin Obasohan; LSU forward Ben Simmons; South Carolina forward Michael Carrera; Texas A&M guard Jalen Jones; and Vanderbilt center Damian Jones.
Texas A&M's Billy Kennedy was named the league's coach of the year and Simmons was named freshman of the year.