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Haralson Named All-ACC Honorable Mention

His 17.4 ppg in ACC play ranked 9th overall, 5th amongst league rookies

CHARLOTTE – The Atlantic Coast Conference released its 2025-26 Men’s Basketball end-of-season awards on Monday evening. Amongst the list and top players of the ACC was none other than Notre Dame’s freshman sensation Jalen Haralson. The 6-7 guard out of Anderson, Indiana, was named All-ACC Honorable Mention.

Haralson was dominant in league play down the final stretch of the season. He recorded five 20-point games over his last eight games played: 20 vs. Virginia, 26 at Syracuse, 23 at SMU, 25 vs. NC State & 21 at Boston College.

Haralson ultimately averaged 17.4 points per game in ACC play, which ranked 9th overall and fifth amongst ACC rookies:

  • Ebuka Okorie (23.3)
  • Cameron Boozer (22.7)
  • Caleb Wilson (20.1)
  • Mikel Brown Jr (18.1)
  • Jalen Haralson (17.4)
  • Thijs De Ridder (16.3).

Haralson also shot a prolific 53.6% from the field, which ranked 5th in the league.

Some of the top Haralson moments in ACC play include:

  • An electric 2nd half in the NC State win — Haralson scored 20 points on 7-9 shooting, 6-6 from stripe in the 2nd half alone. He tallied 14 of the team’s final 20 points in regulation. He finished the game with 25 points, one shy of his career best. 9-10 from FT line.
  • Win at home vs. Boston College — Haralson recorded 11 of his 17 points in the second half and finished 8-13 overall on the night.
  • At Syracuse –  finished with a career-high 26 points, with 19 points coming in the second half on 6-7 shooting. He was 9-12 from the floor on the night and went 8-11 from the charity stripe.

2025-26 ACC AWARDS

Player of the Year – Cameron Boozer, Fr., F, Duke

Defensive Player of the Year – Maliq Brown, Sr., F, Duke

Rookie of the Year – Cameron Boozer, F, Duke

Most Improved Player – Juke Harris, So., G, Wake Forest

Sixth Man of the Year – Maliq Brown, Sr., F, Duke

Coach of the Year – Jon Scheyer, Duke

2025-26 ALL-ACC TEAM

 

FIRST TEAM

Name, School, Points

Cameron Boozer, Duke, 425

Caleb Wilson, North Carolina, 410

Ebuka Okorie, Stanford, 356

Malik Reneau, Miami, 344

Thijs De Ridder, Virginia, 302

SECOND TEAM

Boopie Miller, SMU, 293

Juke Harris, Wake Forest, 237

Henri Veesaar, North Carolina, 215

Tre Donaldson, Miami, 204

Ryan Conwell, Louisville, 201

THIRD TEAM

Isaiah Evans, Duke, 151

Mikel Brown Jr., Louisville, 147

Quadir Copeland, NC State, 98

Robert McCray V, Florida State, 90

Dai Dai Ames, California, 51

HONORABLE MENTION

Jaron Pierre Jr., SMU, 45

Donnie Freeman, Syracuse, 36

RJ Godfrey, Clemson, 32

Amani Hansberry, Virginia Tech, 29

Seth Trimble, North Carolina, 27

Patrick Ngongba II, Duke, 26

Justin Pippen, California, 18

Darrion Williams, NC State, 16

Jalen Haralson, Notre Dame, 15

B.J. Edwards, SMU, 15

 

Note: All-ACC Team points are determined on a 5-3-1 system (five points for first team, three points for second team, one point for third team).

 

Player of the Year

Cameron Boozer, Duke, 84 votes

Ebuka Okorie, Stanford, 1

Thijs De Ridder, Virginia, 1

 

Defensive Player of the Year

Maliq Brown, Duke, 25

Dame Sarr, Duke, 15

Ugonna Onyenso, Virginia, 13

Cameron Boozer, Duke, 10

B.J. Edwards, SMU, 8

Ernest Udeh Jr., Miami, 4

William Kyle III, Syracuse, 3

Patrick Ngongba II, Duke, 2

Caleb Wilson, North Carolina, 2

Quadir Copeland, Syracuse 2

Johann Grünloh, Virginia, 2

 

Rookie of the Year

Cameron Boozer, Duke, 82 votes

Ebuka Okorie, Stanford, 3

Caleb Wilson, North Carolina, 1

 

Sixth Man Of the Year

Maliq Brown, Duke, 38

Jacari White, Virginia, 20

Tru Washington, Miami, 19

Adrian Wooley, Louisville, 5

Jeremy Dent-Smith, Stanford, 2

Nojus Indrusaitis, Pitt, 1

Cayden Boozer, Duke, 1

Most Improved Player

Juke Harris, Wake Forest, 55 votes

Dai Dai Ames, California, 8

Isaiah Evans, Duke, 6

Cole Certa, Notre Dame, 5

Malik Reneau, Miami, 3

B.J. Edwards, SMU, 3

Fred Payne, Boston College, 2

Paul McNeil, Jr., NC State, 1

Ugonna Onyenso, Virginia, 1

Ben Hammond, Virginia Tech, 1

Patrick Ngongba II, Duke, 1

 

Coach of the Year

Jon Scheyer, Duke, 51 votes

Jai Lucas, Miami, 19

Ryan Odom, Virginia, 9

Luke Loucks, Florida State, 4

Brad Brownell, Clemson, 2

Mark Madsen, California, 1

 

All-Defensive Team

Maliq Brown, Duke, 63 votes

Ugonna Onyenso, Virginia, 58

B.J. Edwards, SMU, 55

Dame Sarr, Duke, 48

Ernest Udeh Jr., Miami, 40

All-Rookie Team

Cameron Boozer, Duke, 84 votes

Caleb Wilson, North Carolina, 84

Ebuka Okorie, Stanford, 82

Mikel Brown Jr., Louisville, 64

Thijs De Ridder, Virginia, 62

86 total votes

Note: Coaches cannot vote for their players