Hulls named Indiana's Mr. Basketball

IU commit Jordan Hulls, currently a senior at Bloomington South, is Indiana's Mr. Basketball.

The Indianapolis Star made the announcement Sunday morning. Hulls had been the long-thought front-runner for the award after leading South to a Class 4A state championship last month.

Hulls will join the Hoosiers next season as a freshman.

Here's a list of all Indiana Mr. Basketball recipients with their high schools. IU players are bolded:

2009-Jordan Hulls, Bloomington South
2008-Tyler Zeller, Washington
2007-Eric Gordon, Indianapolis North Central
2006-Greg Oden, Lawrence North
2005-Luke Zeller, Washington
2004-A.J. Ratliff, Indianapolis North Central
2003-Justin Cage, Indianapolis Pike
2002-Sean May, Bloomington North
2001-Chris Thomas, Indianapolis Pike
2000-Jared Jeffries, Bloomington North
1999-Jason Gardner, Indianapolis North Central
1998-Tom Coverdale, Noblesville
1997-Luke Recker, DeKalb
1996-Kevin Ault, Warsaw
1995-Damon Frierson, Indianapolis Ben Davis
1994-Bryce Drew, Valparaiso
1993-Kojak Fuller, Anderson
1992-Charles Macon, Michigan City Elston
1991-Glenn Robinson, Gary Roosevelt
1990-Damon Bailey, Bedford North Lawrence
1989-Pat Graham, Floyd Central
1988-Woody Austin, Richmond
1987-Jay Edwards and Lyndon Jones, Marion
1986-Mark Jewell, Lafayette Jeff
1985-Jeff Grose, Warsaw
1984-Delray Brooks, Michigan City Rogers, and Troy Lewis, Anderson
1983-Steve Alford, New Castle
1982-Roger Harden, Valparaiso
1981-Dan Palombizio, Michigan City Rogers
1980-Jim Master, Fort Wayne Harding
1979-Steve Bouchie, Washington
1978-Dave Magley, South Bend LaSalle
1977-Ray Tolbert, Anderson Madison Heights
1976-Dave Colescott, Marion
1975-Kyle Macy, Peru
1974-Steve Collier, Southwestern, and Roy Taylor, Anderson
1973-Kent Benson, New Castle
1972-Phil Cox, Connersville
1971-Mike Flynn, Jeffersonville
1970-Dave Shepherd, Carmel
1969-George McGinnis, Indianapolis Washington
1968-Billy Shepherd, Carmel
1967-Willie Long, Fort Wayne South
1966-Rick Mount, Lebanon
1965-Bill Keller, Indianapolis Washington
1964-Dennis Brady, Lafayette Jeff
1963-Rick Jones, Muncie Central
1962-Larry Humes, Madison
1961-Tom and Dick Van Arsdale, Indianapolis Manual
1960-Ron Bonham, Muncie Central
1959-Jimmy Rayl, Kokomo
1958-Mike McCoy, Fort Wayne South
1957-John Coalmon, South Bend Central
1956-Oscar Robertson, Indianapolis Attucks
1955-Wilson Eison, Gary Roosevelt
1954-Bobby Plump, Milan
1953-Hallie Bryant, Indianapolis Attucks
1952-Joe Sexson, Indianapolis Tech
1951-Tom Harrold, Muncie Central
1950-Pat Klein, Marion
1949-Dee Monroe, Madison
1948-Bob Masters, Lafayette
1947-Bill Garrett, Shelbyville
1946-Johnny Wilson, Anderson
1945-Tom Schwartz, Kokomo
1944-No award, World War II
1943-No award, World War II
1942-Bud Brown, Muncie Burris
1941-John Bass, Greenwood
1940-Ed Scheinbein, Southport
1939-George Crowe, Franklin