Center Barrett Jones was one of four Alabama players to make the AP All-America team. (Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

The Associated Press released its All-America team on Tuesday, and the results weighed heavily towards the Crimson Tide. Four Alabama players made the cut; no other school had more than one player selected to the team. Among the four Alabama players was senior center Barrett Jones who made the first team for the second time. He was joined by Alabama guard Chance Warmack, linebacker C.J. Mosley and cornerback Dee Milliner.

Texas A&M’s Johnny Manziel became the first freshman to make the team at quarterback shortly after becoming the first freshman to win the Heisman trophy on Saturday. Collin Klein, a Heisman finalist from Kansas State, was the second-team quarterback. The other finalist, linebacker Manti Te’o, also made the team and was Notre Dame’s first defensive player to make the team in 10 years when defensive back Shane Walton did so in 2002.

A panel of 16 AP college football poll voters selected the team.

The National Association of Basketball Coaches released their All-America team selections today.

Only two schools had multiple players represented on the list, North Carolina and Kentucky. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Austin Rivers, and Anthony Davis represented the three freshman selected as All-Americans.

The full results are listed below:

First Team:

Anthony Davis – Kentucky
Draymond Green – Michigan State
Jared Sullinger – Ohio State
Thomas Robinson – Kansas
Doug McDermott – Creighton

Second Team:

Tyler Zeller – North Carolina
Harrison Barnes – North Carolina
Marcus Denmon – Missouri
Kevin Johns – West Virginia
Kris Joseoph – Syracuse

Third Team:

Isaiah Canaan – Murray State
Jae Crowder – Marquette
Michael Kidd-Gilchrist – Kentucky
Damian Lillard – Weber State
Austin Rivers – Duke