Yearly awards in men’s basketball were announced by the Mountain West Conference Tuesday morning, and only one CSU player was honored.

The conference’s Player of the Year award was given to Fresno State’s Marvelle Harris, who led the Bulldogs to a second-place 13-5 MW record. Harris lead the conference in assists (4.5 per game), steals (2.6) and also contributed 22.7 points per game (third in MW).

Harris edged out Wyoming’s Josh Adams for the Player of the Year award, even though Adams was the more electric scorer of the two, averaging a league-best 24.9 points per game. But the Cowboys went just 7-11 in the conference for a ninth-place standing, which likely factored into Harris receiving the nod.

The conference’s Coach of the Year award went to San Diego State’s Steve Fisher, who led the Aztecs to a third straight MW regular season title. This is the coach’s fourth MW Coach of the Year award in his 16 seasons with the Aztecs.

San Diego State also featured the MW Defensive Player of the Year in Skylar Spencer, who won the award for the second straight season Monday.

Senior guard Antwan Scott was the sole Ram to earn distinction, with a second-team All-Mountain West selection. The 6-foot-2 guard out of Wylie, Texas averaged 17.6 points per game in MW play as well as 4.2 rebounds.

Scott’s season was much improved from last year, which was cut short by a foot injury just four games in. Health was a concern coming into this season, but Scott did not run into any more trouble. He averaged 30.2 minutes per game, the third most minutes for the Rams, and started in every MW game.

Scott’s atypical college basketball career began in 2010 when he entered Ranger College, a junior college in his home-state of Texas. Since then, Scott has been apart of three Div. I programs, including Grambling State, from where he transferred to CSU two years ago.

This year, Scott’s production noticeably increased after the injury of senior guard Gian Clavell.

Scott will look to post his fifth consecutive 15-plus point game when the sixth-seeded Rams play the 11th-seeded San Jose State Spartans in Las Vegas in the first round of the Mountain West Tournament at 5 p.m. MT on Wednesday.

CSU has already beaten San Jose State twice this season. If CSU is able to pull out a third victory against the Spartans, it will match up against three-seed Boise State. The Rams have played Boise State hard this year, winning a controversial game and losing a nail-biter against the Broncos.

2015-16 INDIVIDUAL HONORS
Name	Cl.	Pos.	Institution
Player of the Year: Marvelle Harris	Sr.	G	Fresno State
Defensive Player of the Year: Skylar Spencer	Sr.	F	San Diego State
Freshman of the Year: Jeremy Hemsley	Fr.	G	San Diego State
Newcomer of the Year: Elijah Brown	So.	G	New Mexico
Sixth Man of the Year: Brandon Clarke	Fr.	G	San José State
Coach of the Year: Steve Fisher			San Diego State

2015-16 ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM
FIRST TEAM ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST
Name	Cl.	Pos.	Institution
Josh Adams	Sr.	G	Wyoming
Elijah Brown	So.	G	New Mexico
Marvelle Harris	Sr.	G	Fresno State
Trey Kell	So.	G	San Diego State
James Webb III	Jr.	F	Boise State

SECOND TEAM ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST
Name	Cl.	Pos.	Institution
Marqueze Coleman	Sr.	G	Nevada
Patrick McCaw	So.	G	UNLV
Antwan Scott	Sr.	G	Colorado State
Winston Shepard	Sr.	F	San Diego State
Tim Williams	Jr.	F	New Mexico

THIRD TEAM ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST
Name	Cl.	Pos.	Institution
Jeremy Hemsley	Fr.	G	San Diego State
Jalen Moore	Jr.	W	Utah State
Cameron Oliver	Fr.	F	Nevada
Chris Smith	Sr.	G	Utah State
Mikey Thompson	Sr.	G	Boise State

HONORABLE MENTION ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST
Name	Cl.	Pos.	Institution
Hayden Graham	Jr.	F	Air Force
Jason McManamen	Jr.	G	Wyoming

2015-16 ALL-DEFENSIVE TEAM
Name	Cl.	Pos.	Institution
Marvelle Harris	Sr.	G	Fresno State
Patrick McCaw	So.	G	UNLV
Cameron Oliver	Fr.	F	Nevada
Winston Shepard	Sr.	F	San Diego State
Skylar Spencer	Sr.	F	San Diego State