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bulldogs in the spotlight Records & History NATIONAL HEISMAN Awarded annually to the COACH OF THE outstanding college football YEAR TROPHY player in the United States by the Downtown Athletic Club 1980 – Vince Dooley WINNERS of New York, Inc. (AFCA, FWAA,WC) 1942 – Frank Sinkwich 1982 – Vince Dooley 1982 – Herschel Walker (Chevrolet, WTBS) MAXWELL AWARD National Player of the Year award in honor of Robert W. (Tiny) Maxwell, legendary col- ADDITIONAL TOP-10 1981 – Herschel Walker, 2nd lege player, official and sports FINISHES 1983 – Terry Hoage, 5th columnist. 1941 – Frank Sinkwich, 4th 1992 – Garrison Hearst, 3rd 1946 – Charley Trippi 1946 – Charley Trippi, 2nd 1993 – Eric Zeier, 10th 1982 – Herschel Walker 1966 – George Patton, 10th 1994 – Eric Zeier, 7th 1976 – Ray Goff, 7th 1998 – Champ Bailey, 7th WALTER CAMP FOUNDATION 1980 – Herschel Walker, 3rd 2012 – Jarvis Jones, 10th NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1982 – Herschel Walker ROTARY LOMBARDI AWARD AFCA GOOD WORKS TEAM Awarded by the Houston Rotary Club to the lineman Recognizing outstanding community service “ESPY” PLAYER OF THE YEAR – offense or defense – who, in addition to outstanding 1992 – Alec Millen 2006 – Quentin Moses 1992 – Garrison Hearst performance and ability, best exemplifies the discipline of 1993 – Travis Jones 2007 – Kelin Johnson Vince Lombardi. 1995 – Brian Smith 2009 – Jeff Owens BRONKO NAGURSKI 2004 – David Pollack 1996 – Matt Stinchcomb 2011 – Aron White AWARD 1998 – Matt Stinchcomb 2012 – Aaron Murray National Defensive Player of UPI NATIONAL BACK OF THE YEAR 2000 – Brett Millican 2014 – Chris Conley the Year selected by the Football 1980 – Herschel Walker 2001 – Jon Stinchcomb 2015 -- Malcolm Mitchell Writers Association and the 1982 – Herschel Walker 2003 – David Greene 2016 -- Jeb Blazevich Charlotte TD Club in honor of 2005 – D.J. Shockley the Hall of Famer. TED HENDRICKS AWARD 1998 – Champ Bailey Nation’s top DE in honor of the Hall of Famer. SEC COACH OF THE YEAR 2003 – David Pollack 1942 – Wallace Butts-# 1978 – Vince Dooley-#,& CHUCK 2004 – David Pollack 1946 – Wallace Butts-#,& 1980 – Vince Dooley-# BEDNARIK 1959 – Wallace Butts-# 1997 – Jim Donnan-# AWARD RAY GUY 1966 – Vince Dooley-#,&,% 2002 – Mark Richt-#,& National Defensive Player of AWARD 1968 – Vince Dooley-#,&,% 2005 – Mark Richt-# the Year selected by the Maxwell Nation’s outstanding punter 1976 – Vince Dooley-#,&,% Football Club in honor of the selected by Greater Augusta #-Coaches’; &-AP; %-UPI Hall of Famer. Sports Council in honor of the 2004 – David Pollack Hall of Famer. SEC COACHES’ 2009 – Drew Butler PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1942 – Frank Sinkwich 1980 – Herschel Walker DOAK 1946 – Charley Trippi 1981 – Herschel Walker WALKER 1948 – Johnny Rauch 1982 – Herschel Walker AWARD THE LOTT TROPHY 1968 – Jack Scott 2002 – David Pollack Nation’s outstanding junior Defensive player who had the biggest impact on and off the 1976 – Ray Goff 2004 – David Pollack or senior running back field selected by the Pacific Club in honor 1978 – Willie McClendon selected by the GTE/SMU of the Hall of Famer. Athletic Forum in honor of 2004 – David Pollack AP SEC PLAYER OF THE YEAR the Hall of Famer. 2002 – David Greene (O) 2012 – Jarvis Jones (D) 1992 – Garrison Hearst, TB PAUL HORNUNG 2004 – David Pollack (D) AWARD SEC OUTLAND Nation’s most versatile player as ROOKIE / FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR TROPHY selected by the Louisville Sports 1968 – Mike Cavan-@ 1992 – R. Godfrey (D)-^ Nation’s outstanding interi- Commission in honor of the Hall or line man selected by the of Famer 1975 – Kevin McLee-@ 1998 – Quincy Carter-# Foot ball Writers 2011 – Brandon Boykin 1978 – Lindsay Scott-@ 2001 – David Greene-# Association of America. 1980 – H. Walker-@ 2007 – K. Moreno-# 1968 – Bill Stanfill 1981 – Kevin Butler-@ 2008 – A. J. Green-# 1990 – G. Hearst (O)-^ 2011 – I. Crowell-& 1991– Eric Zeier-^ 2014 – Nick Chubb-&# @-Jax. Journal (1968-85); ^-Knox. News-Sentinel (1986-98); #-Coaches (1999-present); &-AP www.georgiadogs.com 2017 Georgia Bulldogs Media Guide georgia 199 Records & History bulldogs in the spotlight JACOBS AWARD WINNERS Circle of Honor Student-athletes and coaches who have brought honor to the University and have contributed Given annually to the outstanding blocker to the tradition of the Georgia Bulldogs. Inductees (year inducted) and sport follow. in the SEC, based on a poll of coaches 1968 – Brad Johnson, FB 1975 – Randy Johnson, OG Peter Anderson (2015), Football; Kim Arnold (2009), Kelly Miller (2016), Women’s Basketball; Zippy Mo- 1980 – Nat Hudson, OT 1985 – Peter Anderson, C Gymnastics; George Bezecny (2006), Men’s Tennis; rocco (2002), Football, Men’s Basketball; Liz Murphey Matias Boeker (2015), Tennis; Zeke Bratkowski (2006), (2001), Women’s Golf Coach, SWA; Brent Noon (2009), 1971 – Royce Smith, OG 1998 – Matt Stinchcomb, OT Football; Leah Brown (2015), Gymnastics; John Carson Track & Field; Priscilla Pacheco (2006), Volleyball; Al 1983 – Guy McIntyre, OT (2003), Football; Mike Castronis (2003), Football, UGA Parker (2001), Men’s Tennis; Reid Patterson (1997), Fr. & JV FB Coach; Marisa Catlin (2014), Women’s Men’s Swimming; George Patton (2002), Football; Billy SEC MOST VALUABLE SENIOR Tennis; Spurgeon Chandler (2000), Baseball; Lisa Coole Payne (2012), Football; Stephanie Yarem Ransom (2014), 1978 – Willie McClendon (1999), Women’s Swimming; Maritza Correia (2015), Soccer; John Rauch (2001), Football; Sauida Roundtree 1980 – Scott Woerner Women’s Swimming; Dick Copas (2006), Men’s Golf (2013), Women’s Basketball; Cindy Schreyer (2003), 1984 – Kevin Butler Coach; Vince Dooley (2004), Hall of Fame FB Coach Women’s Golf; Courtney Shealy (2012), Women’s Swim- (1964-88), Director of Athletics (1979-2004), Six SEC FB ming; Frank Sinkwich (1996), Football, 1942 Heisman Teresa Edwards Royce Smith Vernon SEC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD Titles, 1980 FB National Champions; Trophy Winner; (2007), Football; (1996),Women’s Basketball; Pat Dye (2014), Football; “Catfish” Smith (1998), Football; Hope Spivey (2007) 2004 – David Greene (coaches) Debbie Ferguson (2010), Track; Steve Greer (2014), Foot- Gymnastics; Herb St. John (2004), Football; Bill Stanfill ball; Janet Harris (2002), Women’s Basketball; William (2000), Football, 1968 Outland Trophy winner; Heather SEC COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAM Hartman (1999), Football; Terry Hoage (2001), Football; Stepp (2006), Gymnastics; Jon Stinchcomb (2013), 1998 – Matt Stinchcomb 2007 – Kelin Johnson Alec Kessler (2000), Men’s Basketball; Kristy Kowal Football; Matt Stinchcomb (2009), Football; Lori Strong 1999 – Brett Millican 2008 – Mo. Massaquoi (2012), Women’s Swimming; Angela Lettiere (2005), (2014); Gymnastics; Sheila Taormina (2004), Women’s 2000 – Labrone Mitchell 2009 – Jeff Owens Women’s Tennis; Karin Lichey (2013), Gymnastics; Swimming; Fran Tarkenton (1998), Football; Forrest 2001 – Jon Stinchcomb 2010 – Kris Durham John Little (2016), Football; Bernadette Locke (2009), “Spec” Towns (1997), Track; Charley Trippi (1996), Women’s Basketball; Dr. Tom Lyons (1999), Football; Ka- Football and 1946 Maxwell Award winner; Lucy Wener 2002 – Ben Watson 2011 – Drew Butler trina McClain (1998), Women’s Basketball; Dan Magill (2000), Gymnastics; Stefanie Williams (2016), Women’s 2003 – David Greene 2012 – Aaron Murray (1996), Men’s Tennis Coach, Sports Information Director, Swimming; Jim Wilson (2005), Football; Scott Woerner 2004 – David Pollack 2013 – Chris Burnette Bulldog unparalled; Bob McWhorter (1996) Football; (2003), Football; Corrine Wright (2005), Gymnastics; 2005 – D.J. Shockley 2014 – Chris Conley Terri Moody (1997), Women’s Golf; Allen Miller (1998), Suzanne Yoculan (2014), Gymnastics; Eric Zeier (2010), 2006 – Quentin Moses 2015 – Malcolm Mitchell Men’s Tennis; Coco Miller (2016), Women’s Basketball; Football; Ben Zambiasi (2007) Football. ATLANTA SPORTS AWARDS SEC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 2014 Season – T. Gurley College Athlete of the Year 1985 Season O. Gary vs. Ole Miss 2007 Season J. Little vs. Clemson F. Velasco vs. Okla. State vs. Clemson; A. Herrera 1999 Season vs. Clemson; T. Gurley vs. G. Waters vs. UK R. Seymour vs. S. Carolina J. Owens vs. W. Carolina 2006 – D.J. Shockley K. Henderson vs. Florida T. Brown vs. Ole Miss Tennessee; D. Swann vs. C. Grant vs. UK Arkansas; N. Chubb vs. 2009 – Knowshon Moreno G. Waters vs. Florida Q. Carter vs. Ole Miss K. Moreno vs. Florida 1986 Season F. Velasco vs. Auburn Arkansas; I. McKenzie vs. UK; 2012 – Jarvis Jones (left) 2000 Season L. Carter vs. UK S. Boswell vs. Auburn R. Seymour vs. Tennessee G. Atkins vs. UK 2015 Season 2013 – Jarvis Jones L. Tate vs. Ga. Tech T. Wansley vs. Vanderbilt 2008 Season J. Jenkins (Def.) vs. Vandy 2014 – Aaron Murray 1987 Season M. Smith vs. Ole Miss K. Moreno vs. C. Michigan G. Lambert (Off.) vs. USC L. Tate vs. Virginia 2001 Season R. Curran vs. S. Carolina M. Morgan (ST) vs. Mizzou R. Tardits vs. S. Carolina D. Greene vs. Tennessee C. Boling vs. Tennessee I. McKenzie (ST) vs. Auburn R. Hampton vs. Ole Miss J. Phillips vs. Ole Miss K. Moreno vs. Vanderbilt T. Webster vs. UK 2002 Season K. Moreno vs. LSU 2016 Season B. Smith vs. Florida B. Bailey vs. Clemson D. Gamble vs. LSU N. Chubb (Off) vs. UNC R. Blankenship (ST) vs. UK ATLANTA TD CLUB AWARDS 1988 Season D. Pollack vs. S. Carolina B. Jones vs. UK R. Hampton vs. Tennessee B. Bennett vs. Alabama 2009 Season M. Smith (Def.) vs. Auburn Back of the Year T. Worley vs. Miss. State B. Bennett vs. Tennessee B. Boykin vs. S. Carolina SEC FRESHMEN 1941 – Frank Sinkwich 1981 – Buck Belue T. Worley vs. Ole Miss T. Edwards vs. UK C. Boling vs. S. Carolina T. Worley vs. Florida M. Johnson vs. Auburn J. Cox vs. Arkansas OF THE WEEK 1946 – Charley Trippi 1982 – Herschel Walker D. Douglas vs. Florida S. Jones vs. Auburn A.J. Green vs. Arizona St. 1948 – John Rauch Terry Hoage 1989 Season 2003 Season J. Houston vs. Arizona St. 2006 Season R. Hampton vs. UK T. Davis vs. Clemson G. Atkins vs. Vanderbilt J. Cox vs. Colorado 1952 – Zeke Bratkowski 1983 – Terry Hoage B. Smith vs. UK Ely-Kelso vs. S. Carolina M. Robinson vs. Tenn. Tech M. Stafford vs.
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