Here are the stats for those named to the Lou Henson mid-major All-America team, with one addition.*

*Siena's Ryan Rossiter who ranks 9th in scoring and 1st overall in rebounding, of the 25 players chosen, was left off of the team.

If Rossiter, isn't chosen as an All-American by another publication, that is a mistake, in my opinion.

What else could he do (his team's average record notwithstanding)?

Edwin Ubiles (15.3 points per game) was named to the team after the 2009-10 season.

Kenny Hasbrouck (14.6 points per game) was an Associated Press honorable mention All-American after the 2008-09 season.

Ubiles (17.0 ppg) and Hasbrouck (16.1 ppg) were named to the CollegeInsider.com's mid-major All-America team after the 2007-08 season.

Points per game
Devon Beitzel, Northern Colorado - 21.5
Orlando Johnson, UC Santa Barbara - 21.1
Kevin Foster, Santa Clara - 20.7
Cameron Jones, Northern Arizona - 20.1
Dominique Morrison, Oral Roberts - 19.5
Gilberto Clavell, Sam Houston State - 19.3
John Holland, Boston University - 19.2
Casper Ware, Long Beach State - 19.1
Ryan Rossiter, Siena - 18.7
Mike Smith, ETSU - 17.9
Mike Glover, Iona - 17.9
Denzel Bowles, James Madison - 17.6
Matt Howard, Butler - 16.8
Mickey McConnell, St. Mary's - 16.4
Kwame Morgan, Hampton - 16.1
Kyle Weems, Missouri State - 16.0
D.J. Cooper, Ohio - 15.8
Shelvin Mack, Butler - 15.6
Demonte Harper, Morehead State - 15.5
Justin Greene, Kent State - 15.4
Cam Long, George Mason - 15.1
Frank Hassell, Old Dominion - 15.1
Keith Wright, Harvard - 14.8
Kwazdo Ahelegbe, Northern Iowa - 14.1
Juan Pattillo, Western Kentucky - 13.7
Scott Machado, Iona - 13.4

Rebounds per game
Ryan Rossiter, Siena - 13.2
Mike Glover, Iona - 10.1
Frank Hassell, Old Dominion - 9.4
Juan Pattillo, Western Kentucky - 9.1
Denzel Bowles, James Madison - 8.8
Justin Greene, Kent State - 8.3
Keith Wright, Harvard - 8.3
Matt Howard, Butler - 7.8
Gilberto Clavell, Sam Houston State - 7.3
Mike Smith, ETSU - 6.9
Kyle Weems, Missouri State - 6.9
Orlando Johnson, UC Santa Barbara - 6.2
John Holland, Boston University - 5.8
D.J. Cooper, Ohio - 5.0 (7.5 assists per game)
Demonte Harper, Morehead State - 5.0 (3.4 assists per game)
Dominique Morrison, Oral Roberts - 5.0
Cam Long, George Mason - 4.7 (2.9 assists per game)
Cameron Jones, Northern Arizona - 4.6 (3.2 assists per game)
Kwame Morgan, Hampton - 4.5
Shelvin Mack, Butler - 4.3 (3.6 assists per game)
Scott Machado, Iona - 3.8 (7.5 assists per game)
Devon Beitzel, Northern Colorado - 3.3
Kwazdo Ahelegbe, Northern Iowa - 3.2 (3 assists per game)
Kevin Foster, Santa Clara - 2.8 (3.6 assists per game)
Mickey McConnell, St. Mary's - 2.5 (6.1 assists per game)
Casper Ware, Long Beach State - 1.8 (3.5 assists per game)