TOLEDO, Ohio – Junior Setric Millner Jr., redshirt freshman Ra'Heim Moss, sophomore Ryan Rollins and junior JT Shumate were each recognized on Wednesday morning with the announcement of Mid-American Conference postseason honors. The quartet has helped Toledo capture back-to-back outright league titles for the first time ever, en route to posting a 25-6 overall record, tied for second-most wins in program history.

Rollins led the way for the Rockets by receiving first-team All-MAC honors after garnering MAC Freshman of the Year and honorable-mention status last season. Shumate and Millner were honored for the first time by the league's coaches, earning second- and third-team all-league accolades, respectively. Moss was named to the MAC's All-Freshman Team, marking the fifth straight season a Rocket has been on the squad.
  
A Macomb, Mich. native, Rollins continued the fabulous start to his collegiate career this season by becoming the fourth Rocket ever to score 1,000 points in their first two seasons. Rollins ranks third in the MAC with 19.2 ppg and 1.8 spg and is tied for the team lead with 6.1 rpg. He also is the only player in the nation averaging 19.0 ppg, 6.0 rpg, 3.5 apg and 1.5 spg or more. Rollins leads the conference with 18 20-point outings and has scored in double digits in 29 of 31 contests.

Shumate ranks second in team scoring with 15.7 ppg and is tied with Rollins for the team rebounding lead with 6.1 rpg. The Newark, Ohio native ranks in the MAC's Top 15 in seven statistical categories and emerged as the league's best three-point shooter by posting a league-best 51.2 shooting mark behind the three-point arc. Shumate also leads the conference with 1.6 bpg in league play and scored a season-high 29 points vs. Bowling Green (Jan. 15) and Central Michigan (Feb. 19).

A forward from Little Rock, Ark., Millner ranks third on the team with 15.0 ppg, a 38.5 three-point FG% and an 80.4 free-throw percentage. He scored a career-high 28 points at Western Michigan (Feb. 22) and has scored in double digits in 24 contests. Millner has been red-hot down the stretch and is averaging 21.3 ppg to go along with a 66.7 FG% (32-of-48) and 56.5 three-point FG% (13-of-23) in his last four games.
 
Moss averaged 8.8 ppg, 5.6 rpg and 2.7 apg and started all 31 games in his first season in a Rocket uniform. Moss led the MAC in league play with a 2.78 assist/turnover ratio, scored in double digits on 13 occasions and tallied three double-doubles. The Springfield, Ohio native is the eighth Rocket to earn a spot on the MAC All-Freshman Team in Head Coach Tod Kowalczyk's tenure, joining Julius Brown (2011-12), Nathan Boothe (2012-13), Jonathan Williams (2013-14), Marreon Jackson (2017-18), AJ Edu (2018-19), Keshaun Saunders (2019-20) and Rollins (2020-21).

Toledo will open the 2022 MAC Tournament on Thursday, March 10 at 11:00 a.m. vs. No. 8 seed Central Michigan in Cleveland's Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.
 
Player of the Year (First-Place Votes): Sincere Carry, Kent State (7); Ryan Rollins, Toledo (3); Jeenathan Williams, Buffalo (2)
 
Coach of the Year (First-Place Votes): Rob Senderoff, Kent State (7); Tod Kowalczyk, Toledo (3); Tony Barbee, Central Michigan (1); James Whitford, Ball State (1)
 
Freshman of the Year (First-Place Votes): Payton Sparks, Ball State (8); Kevin Miller, Central Michigan (3); Ra'Heim Moss, Toledo (1)
 
Sixth Man of the Year (First-Place Votes): Justyn Hamilton, Kent State (5), Harrison Henderson, CMU (3); Tommy Schmock, Ohio (2); Mikal Dawson, Akron (1); Isaiah Coleman-Lands, Miami (1)
 
Defensive Player of the Year (First-Place Votes): Enrique Freeman, Akron (7); Malique Jacobs, Kent State (3); Ra'Heim Moss, Toledo (1); Trendon Hankerson, NIU (1)
 
All-MAC First Team
Jeenathan Williams, Sr., F, Buffalo
Sincere Carry, R-Jr., G, Kent State
Mark Sears, So., G, Ohio
Ben Vander Plas, R-Sr., F, Ohio
Ryan Rollins, So., G, Toledo
 
All-MAC Second Team
Ali Ali, So., F, Akron
Enrique Freeman, So., F, Akron
Josh Mballa, Sr., F, Buffalo
Ronaldo Segu, Sr., G, Buffalo
JT Shumate, Jr., F, Toledo
 
All-MAC Third Team
Payton Sparks, Fr., C, Ball State
Daeqwon Plowden, 5th-Sr., G/F, Bowling Green
Jason Carter, 5th-Sr., F, Ohio
Setric Millner Jr., Jr., F, Toledo
Lamar Norman Jr., Jr., G, Western Michigan
 
Honorable Mention
Xavier Castaneda, Jr., G, Akron
Kevin Miller, Fr., G, Central Michigan
Malique Jacobs, R-Jr., F, Kent State
Dae Dae Grant, Jr., G, Miami
Keshawn Williams, So., G, Northern Illinois
 
All-Freshman Team
Payton Sparks, C, Ball State
Jaylin Sellers, G, Ball State
Kevin Miller, G, Central Michigan
Mo Njie, C, Eastern Michigan
Ra'Heim Moss, G, Toledo
 
All-Defensive Team
Enrique Freeman, So., F, Akron
Daeqwon Plowden, 5th-Sr., F, Bowling Green
Josh Mballa, Sr., F, Buffalo
Malique Jacobs, R-Jr., F, Kent State
Sincere Carry, R-Jr., G, Kent State