Another great news for our Keith Langford. This season’s winner of the Alphonso Ford Top Scorer Trophy, was named into the All-Euroleague first-team as a guard, with Sergio Rodriguez (Real Madrid), Rudy Fernandez (Real Madrid), Sonny Weems (CSKA Moscow) and Ante Tomic (FC Barcelona).

Langford, 30, not only led the competition in scoring (17.6 ppg.), but thanks to his all-around contributions, also had the highest average performance index rating (17.7) among all Euroleague players. Langford led the league in fouls drawn (163), free throws attempted (156) and made (119) and was second on his team in assists (2.9 apg.). His calling card, though, was scoring. He recorded three of the 10 best scoring games in the league this season – a trio of 29-point performances. Langford scored in the 20s nine times, five of which came on the road. He scored in double figures in every Top 16 and playoffs game in which he played and led the Euroleague in scoring in both of those phases. For Langford, who has averaged more points than any other Euroleague player over the past five seasons, this is his first All-Euroleague selection.

The All-Euroleague second team was formed by Vassilis Spanoulis (Olympiacos Piraeus), Ricky Hickman (Maccabi), Viktor Khryapa (CSKA Moscow), Nikola Mirotic (Real Madrid) and Stephane Lasme (Panathinaikos Athens).