Central Connecticut Blue Devils men's basketball

Central's first year of competition was the 1934–35 season under coach Harrison J. Kaiser, after whom the athletic building is named. CCSU joined the NCAA Division I ranks in the 1986–87 season, marking 2020–21 as the 35th season at the Division I level. Classification Home court Conference affiliation ==Year by year results==

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NCAA Division I tournament results The Blue Devils have appeared in three NCAA Division I Tournaments. Their combined record is 0–3. NCAA Division II tournament results The Blue Devils have appeared in six NCAA Division II Tournaments. Their combined record is 6–8. NAIA national tournament results The Blue Devils have appeared in 10 NAIB/NAIA National Tournaments at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, Missouri. Their combined record is 1–10. ==NCAA Division I conference awards==

Player of the Year Northeast Conference • 2011 – Ken Horton • 2007 – Javier Mojica • 2004 – Ron Robinson • 2002 – Corsley Edwards • 2000 – Rick Mickens Defensive Player of the Year Northeast Conference • 2008 – Tristan Blackwood • 2007 – Tristan Blackwood • 2000 – Rick Mickens • 2025 – Abdul Momoh East Coast Conference • 1991 – Patrick Sellers Rookie of the Year Northeast Conference • 2012 – Kyle Vinales • 2008 – Shemik Thompson East Coast Conference • 1991 – Bryon Smith All-Conference First Team Northeast Conference • 2013 – Kyle Vinales • 2012 – Ken Horton • 2011 – Ken Horton • 2008 – Tristan Blackwood • 2007 – Tristan Blackwood, Javier Mojica, Obie Nwadike • 2006 – Justin Chiera • 2004 – Ron Robinson • 2003 – Ron Robinson • 2002 – Corsley Edwards • 2001 – Corsley Edwards • 2000 – Rick Mickens Mid-Continent Conference • 1996 – Keith Closs All-Conference Second Team Northeast Conference • 2015 – Matt Mobley • 2009 – Ken Horton • 2002 – Damian Battles, Ricardo Scott • 2001 – John Tice • 2000 – Corsley Edwards, John Tice • 1999 – Rick Mickens, Charron Watson • 1998 – Rick Mickens Mid-Continent Conference • 1997 – Sean Scott All-Rookie Team Northeast Conference • 2020 – Myles Baker • 2019 – Ian Krishnan • 2016 – Austin Nehls • 2014 – Matt Mobley • 2013 – Brandon Peel • 2012 – Kyle Vinales • 2008 – Ken Horton, Shemik Thompson • 2004 – Obie Nwadike • 2003 – Justin Chiera • 2001 – Ron Robinson • 1999 – Corsley Edwards • 1998 – Marijus Kovaliukas Mid-Continent Conference • 1995 – Keith Closs, Bill Langheim Coach of the Year Northeast Conference • Howie Dickenman – 2007, 2006, 2002, 2000 ==Other awards==

All-American Selections First Team • Howie Dickenman – 1969 Second Team • Richard Leonard – 1984 & 1983 • Steve Ayers – 1982 • Bill Reaves – 1971 & 1970 Third Team • Steve Ayers – 1981 Honorable Mention • Ken Horton – 2011 UPI Selection • Eugene Reily – 1966 All-New England selections First Team • Rich Leonard – 1984 • Steve Ayers – 1982 • Bill Reaves – 1971 • Howie Dickenman – 1969 Second Team • Corsley Edwards – 2002 • Rick Mickens – 2000 • Byran Heron – 1989 • Ken Hightower – 1984 • Rich Leonard & Steve Ayers – 1983 • Billy Wendt – 1973 • Howie Dickenman – 1968 • Paul Zajac – 1967 Third Team • Greg Roberts – 1978 • Jere Quinn & Robert Charbonneau – 1977 ==Blue Devils in the NBA==

• Corsley Edwards – 2002 NBA Draft – Round 2, Pick 29 / Sacramento Kings (10 games played) • Keith Closs – 1997 Free Agent / Los Angeles Clippers (130 games played) • Howie Dickenman – 1969 NBA Draft – Round 17, Pick 210 / Phoenix Suns (did not play) ==References==