WSU’s Scott Nagy was named Co-Coach of the Year.
The Raiders’ Bill Wampler, Cole Gentry, Tanner Holden and Grant Basile also were honored by the league.
Wampler, a 6-6 forward, is a second-team selection, while Gentry, a 5-10 guard, is a third-team pick.
Holden, a 6-6 guard, and Basile, a 6-9 forward, were named to the all-freshman team.
Love was joined on the first team by Antoine Davis of Detroit, JayQuan McCloud of Green Bay, Xavier Hill-Mais of Oakland and Wayne graduate Darius Quisenberry of Cleveland State. Nagy shared coach of the year honors with Cleveland State’s Dennis Gates.
Green Bay’s Amari Davis, a Trotwood-Madison grad, is the Horizon League Freshman of the Year.
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