Keeping Kansas State off the glass is a high priority for Utah State.

"They really hit the glass," Utah State guard Brockeith Pane said of the Wildcats. "They're top five in the country in offensive rebounding. They go to the glass every time with three or four guys. You can't scout that; that is something you have to see for yourself, and we'll go out there and do a good job at it."

USU head coach Stew Morrill made offensive rebounding an extra incentive for the scout team in preparation for the Aggies' first round matchup with K-State.

"You know what we did with our scout squad is we told them that if they got an offensive rebound we'd buy them a milkshake," Morrill joked. "We don't have the athletes on our scout squad like K-State has, but we just tried for several days to emphasize how hard they were going to go to the boards. Normally you have three guys go to the offensive boards in preparation — we had five."

Utah State defeated Boise State by a final of 77-69 in the title game of the 2011 WAC Tournament.

Brockeith Pane was named Tournament MVP and was joined on the All-Tournament Team by teammates Tai Wesley and Nate Bendall, Adrian Oliver (San Jose State) and La'Shard Anderson (Boise State).

Ohio State is the No. 1 overall seed in the 2011 NCAA Tournament and will be placed in the East Region.

Joining the Buckeyes No. 1 seeds is Kansas in the Midwest, Pittsburgh in the Southeast and Duke in the West.

Pitt is the only No. 1 seed to not win their conference tournament, losing to eventual champion Connecticut in the quarterfinals.

San Diego State, North Carolina, Notre Dame and Florida are the No. 2 seeds, while Syracuse, Purdue, Connecticut and BYU are the No. 3 seeds. Kentucky, Louisville, Texas and Wisconsin are the No. 4 seeds.

Kansas and Duke were also No. 1 seeds in the 2010 NCAA Tournament, while Ohio State was a No. 2 and Pitt was a No. 3.

The Final Four will be held in Houston on April 2nd and 4th.

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Utah State senior Tai Wesley won Player of the Year honors in the Western Athletic Conference.

Nevada's Deonte Burton won Freshman of the Year.

Joining Wesley on the All-Conference First Team is teammate Brockeith Pane, Adrian Oliver (San Jose State), Troy Gillenwater (New Mexico State) and La'Shard Anderson (Boise State).

On the Second Team are Greg Smith (Fresno State), Jeff Ledbetter (Idaho), Dario Hunt (Nevada), Brian Green (Utah State) and Bill Amis (Hawaii).

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