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History History 244 Firstall-Americans Team Sn Fwaa Key: Ap T.J HISTORY FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS ARKANSAS STATE Randy Bill Ray Dan Carter Ray Wayne Frank Barnhill Bergey Brown Buckley Crawford Dorton Farella HISTORY Charlie Calvin T.J. Garry Doug Dennis Fredrick Harrell Humphreys Johnson Ken Jones Lowery Meyer Bill Tommy Dan Clovis Jim Richie Phillips Spiers Summers Swinney Wiseman Woit KEY: AP - Associated Press, AFCA - American Football Coaches Association (Kodak),FN - Football News, FWAA - Football Writers Association of America,NAIA - National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, SN - Sporting News,TM - Time Magazine, CFN - CollegeFootballNews.com, WC - Walter Camp Football Foundation Randy Barnhill (OG) Garry Johnson (OT) AP, AFCA, FN 1986 CFN 2002 Bill Bergey (LB) Ken Jones (OG) AP, AFCA 1968 FWAA, TM, SN 1975 Ray Brown (OT) Doug Lowery (OG) FN 1985 AFCA 1973 Dan Buckley (C) Dennis Meyer (DB) AP 1969 AP, AFCA 1971 Carter Ray Crawford (NG) Bill Phillips (OG) AP, AFCA, FN 1984 AP 1970 AP, AFCA, FN 1985 Tommy Spiers (QB) Wayne Dorton (OG) NAIA 1955 AP 1971 Dan Summers (LB) Frank Farella (OG) AP 1964 NAIA 1957 AP 1965 Charlie Fredrick (DT) Clovis Swinney (DT) AP, AFCA, FN 1987 AP, AFCA 1969 Calvin Harrell (RB) Jim Wiseman (C) AFCA 1970 AP, FN 1987 AFCA 1971 Richie Woit (RB) T.J. Humphreys (OG) AP 1953 AP 1976 244 ARKANSAS STATE FOOTBALL >> 2020 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM ALL-AMERICANS ARKANSAS STATE THIS IS A-STATE FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICA COLLEGEFOOTBALLNEWS.COM ASSOCIATED PRESS 2002 Garry Johnson (OG) 1953 Richie Woit (RB) 1964 Dan Summers (LB) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICA 1965 Dan Summers (LB) ASSOCIATED PRESS 1968 Bill Bergey (LB) 1966 Terry Gwin (RB) 1969 Clovis Swinney (DT) 1968 Frank McGuigan (RB) 1970 Bill Phillips (OG) 1969 Jack Smith (OT) 1971 Wayne Dorton (OG) 1970 Calvin Harrell (RB) PLAYERS 1971 Dennis Meyer (DB) 1970 Dennis Meyer (DB) 1976 T.J. Humphreys (OG) 1971 Calvin Harrell (RB) 1984 Carter Ray Crawford (NG) 1973 Doug Lowrey (OG) 1985 Carter Ray Crawford (NG) 1975 Jimmy Lisko (DE) 1986 Randy Barnhill (OG) 1982 Bruce Gartman (P) 1987 Charlie Fredrick (DT) 1982 Mike Morris (LB) STAFF 1987 Jim Wiseman (C) SPORTING NEWS AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION 2019 Omar Bayless (WR) 1968 Bill Bergey (LB) 1969 Clovis Swinney (DT) SPORTS NETWORK 1970 Calvin Harrell (RB) 1987 Charlie Fredrick (DT) REVIEW 1971 Calvin Harrell (RB) 1971 Dennis Meyer (DB) NAIA 1973 Doug Lowrey (OG) 1956 Frank Farella (OG) 1984 Carter Ray Crawford (NG) 1985 Carter Ray Crawford (NG) SENIOR CLASS AWARD 1986 Randy Barnhill (OG) 2012 Ryan Aplin (QB) RESULTS 1987 Charlie Frederick (DT) FOOTBALL NEWS FOOTBALL NEWS 1993 Marquis Williams (FB) 1984 Carter Ray Crawford (NG) 1993 Ed Rufus (NG) 1985 Carter Ray Crawford (NG) 1998 Ron Teat (TE) 1985 Ray Brown (OT) RECORDS 1986 Randy Barnhill (OG) WALTER CAMP FOOTBALL FOUNDATION 1987 Charlie Fredrick (DT) 2019 Omar Bayless (WR) 1987 Jim Wiseman (C) THIRD TEAM ALL-AMERICA FOOTBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATED PRESS 1975 Ken Jones (OG) 1956 Frank Farella (OG) HISTORY 1975 Ken Jones (OG) NAIA 1984 Ed Troutt (C) 1955 Tommy Spiers (QB) 2019 Omar Bayless (WR) 1957 Frank Farella (OG) ATHLON SPORTING NEWS 1998 Todd Frohbieter (OT) MEDIA 1975 Ken Jones (OG) TIME MAGAZINE 1975 Ken Jones (OG) ARKANSAS STATE FOOTBALL >> 2020 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 245 ALL-AMERICANS ARKANSAS STATE HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICA SPORTS ILLUSTRATED ASSOCIATED PRESS 2013 Qushaun Lee (LB) 1951 Carl Greenwald (FB) 2013 J.D. McKissic (WR) 1951 John Koldus (E) 1951 Richie Woit (HB) COLLEGEFOOTBALLNEWS.COM 1952 Richie Woit (HB) 2007 Tyrell Johnson (S) HISTORY 1953 James Petroff (T) 1953 Dan Spensieri (E) PRO FOOTBALL FOCUS 1957 Frank Farella (G) 2019 Omar Bayless (WR) 1957 Eddie Romeo (HB) 1959 Bill Caldwell (QB) FOOTBALL NEWS 1966 Trumann Moore (LB) 1993 Marquis Williams (FB) 1970 Gary Cleve (LB) 1993 Ed Rufus (NG) 1970 Wayne Dorton (OG) 1998 Ron Teat (TE) 1974 John Manatt (OT) 1975 Dennis Bolden (TB) SPORTING NEWS 1975 Jerry Muckensturm (LB) 1976 Leroy Harris (FB) 1976 Leroy Harris (RB) 1976 T.J. Humphreys (OG) 1976 Joel Mullins (OG) 1978 Doug Dobbs (K) 1976 Roy Painter (DB) 1978 Danny Garrison (TE) NAIA 1978 Larry Lawrence (TB) 1956 Tommy Spiers (QB) 1978 Wesley Williams (LB) 1979 Jerry Castor (OT) WILLIAMSON 1979 Ron Smith (LB) 1953 Richie WoitMVP (RB) 1981 Leveren Tillman (DT) 1956 Tommy Spiers (QB) 1982 Rick Fishback (CB) 1957 Howard Cissell (HB) 1983 Jerome Sims (CB) 1957 Frank Farella (G) 1984 Randy Barnhill (OG) 1958 Tommy Davis (C) 1984 Michael Cline (DT) 1959 Alfred Bentley (E) 1984 Mavin Neloms (DE) 1959 Bill Caldwell (QB) 1984 Farrell Wilson (OT) 1960 Jerry Arant (T) 1985 Randy Barnhill (OG) 1960 Alfred Bentley (E) 1985 Ray Brown (OT) 1960 Jim McMurray (QB) 1985 Michael Cline (DT) 1960 Jack Snodgrass (G) 1985 Rickey Jemison (FB) 1961 Jim McMurray (QB) 1985 Greg Lee (CB) 1961 Larry Peebles (C) 1985 Mavin Neloms (DE) 1961 Frank Smith (T) 1986 Michael Adams (CB) 1962 Dick Martillo (FB) 1986 Fred Barnes (DT) 1962 Sammy Weir (QB) 1986 Vincentt Barnett (FS) 1986 Dwane Brown (QB) 1986 Charlie Fredrick (NG) 1986 Rickey Jemison (FB) 1986 Greg lee (CB) 1986 Marvin Neloms (DE) 1986 Scott Roper (K) 1986 John Suskie (OT) 1986 Jim Wiseman (C) 1987 Dwane Brown (QB) 1987 Greg Lee (CB) 246 ARKANSAS STATE FOOTBALL >> 2020 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM ALL-AMERICANS ARKANSAS STATE THIS IS A-STATE FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA FWAA SCRIPPS 2006 Reggie Arnold (RB) 2012 J.D. McKissic (WR) 2014 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (DE) SPORTING NEWS 2004 Josh Williams (LB) 2006 Josh Arauco (K) PLAYERS 2006 Reggie Arnold (RB) COLLEGEFOOTBALLNEWS.COM 2004 Tyrell Johnson (S) 2004 Josh Williams (LB) 2010 Amos Draper (DL) STAFF SCOUT 2014 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (DE) SOPHOMORE ALL-AMERICA COLLEGEFOOTBALLNEWS.COM REVIEW 2010 Ryan Aplin (QB) 2010 Allen Muse (WR) ATHLON SPORTS 2013 J.D. McKissic (WR) RESULTS RECORDS HISTORY MEDIA ARKANSAS STATE FOOTBALL >> 2020 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 247 WATCH LIST HONOREES ARKANSAS STATE BEDNARIK AWARD JASON WHITTEN COLLEGIATE MAN OF THE YEAR 2013 Ryan Carrethers 2017 Blaise Taylor (Semifinalist) 2016 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 2017 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones JIM THORPE AWARD 2007 Tyrell Johnson BILETNIKOFF AWARD 2014 Sterling Young 2011 Dwayne Frampton 2014 Rocky Hayes HISTORY 2013 J.D. McKissic 2016 Cody Brown 2019 Omar Bayless (Semifinalist) 2017 Justin Clifton 2019 Kirk Merritt 2018 Justin Clifton 2019 Darreon Jackson BRONKO NAGURSKI TROPHY 2019 Jerry Jacobs 2007 Tyrell Johnson 2016 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones JOHN MACKEY AWARD 2017 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 2014 Darion Griswold 2018 Justin Clifton 2015 Darion Griswold 2017 Blake Mack BURLSWORTH TROPHY 2019 Javonis Isaac 2019 Blake Grupe JOHNNY UNITAS AWARD BUTKUS AWARD 2009 Corey Leonard 2007 Koby McKinnon 2012 Ryan Aplin 2008 Ben Owens 2015 Fredi Knighten 2017 Justice Hansen (Top 20) CAMPBELL TROPHY 2018 Justice Hansen 2017 Blaise Taylor (Finalist) 2019 Cody Grace (Semifinalist) LOMBARDI TROPHY 2001 Garry Johnson DAVEY O’BRIEN AWARD 2002 Garry Johnson 2007 Corey Leonard (Semifinalist) 2006 Tanner Jenkins 2012 Ryan Aplin 2008 Matt Mandich 2015 Fredi Knighten 2009 Alex Carrington 2017 Justice Hansen (Top 20) 2011 Demario Davis 2018 Justice Hansen 2014 Qushaun Lee 2014 Bryce Giddens DOAK WALKER AWARD 2015 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 2000 Jonathan Adams 2015 Chris Stone 2001 Jonathan Adams 2007 Reggie Arnold LOTT TROPHY 2008 Reggie Arnold 2009 Alex Carrington 2009 Reggie Arnold 2013 David Oku LOU GROZA AWARD 2014 Michael Gordon 1994 Jeff Caldwell (Semifinalist) 2015 Michael Gordon 2008 Josh Arauco (Finalist) 2016 Warren Wand 2009 Josh Arauco 2017 Warren Wand 2012 Brian Davis (Semifinalist) 2018 Warren Wand 2013 Brian Davis (Semifinalist) 2019 Marcel Murray 2019 Blake Grupe (Semifinalist) DRADDY TROPHY MANNING AWARD 2007 Matt Reibe (Semifinalist) 2009 Corey Leonard 2012 Ryan Aplin EARL CAMPBELL AWARD 2015 Fredi Knighten 2019 Logan Bonner 2018 Justice Hansen 248 ARKANSAS STATE FOOTBALL >> 2020 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM WATCH LIST HONOREES ARKANSAS STATE THIS IS A-STATE MAXWELL AWARD WALTER CAMP AWARD 2015 Fredi Knighten 2012 Ryan Aplin 2018 Justice Hansen 2014 Qushaun Lee 2019 Kirk Merritt 2018 Justice Hansen OUTLAND TROPHY WUERFFEL TROPHY 2002 Garry Johnson 2015 Fredi Knighten 2008 Matt Mandich 2016 Blaise Taylor 2013 Ryan Carrethers 2017 Blaise Taylor (Finalist) PLAYERS 2018 Lanard Bonner 2018 Justice Hansen 2019 Tajhea Chambers PAUL HORNUNG AWARD 2014 J.D. McKissic 2017 Blaise Taylor 2019 Kirk Merritt RAY GUY AWARD STAFF 2000 Andy Shatley 2008 Brett Shrable 2014 Luke Ferguson 2015 Luke Ferguson 2017 Cody Grace (Semifinalist) 2018 Cody Grace (Semifinalist) REVIEW 2019 Cody Grace RIMINGTON TROPHY 2006 Tanner Jenkins 2011 Tom Castilaw 2013 Bryce Giddens RESULTS 2014 Bryce Giddens 2014 Tyler Greve 2016 Devin Mondie 2019 Jacob Still SENIOR BOWL RECORDS 2012 Ryan Aplin 2012 Josh Jarboe 2014 Qushaun Lee 2014 Sterling Young 2015 Tres Houston 2015 J.D. McKissic 2017 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones HISTORY 2018 Ronheen Bingham 2018 Justice Hansen 2019 Dahu Green 2019 Kirk Merritt TED HENDRICKS AWARD MEDIA 2009 Alex Carrington 2016 Chris Odom 2016 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 2017 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 2019 William Bradley-King ARKANSAS STATE FOOTBALL >> 2020 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 249 HONORS & AWARDS ARKANSAS STATE COACH OF THE YEAR 68-71 Dennis Meyer (DB) AFCA National Coach of the Year 68-71 Bill Phillips (OG) 1970 Bennie Ellender 67-69 Clovis Swinney (DT) Grant Teaff Southland Conference Senior Spirit Award 2019 Blake Anderson 1978 Larry Lawrence (TB) HISTORY Capital One Orange Bowl All-Southland Conference First Team FWAA Courage Award 1964 Bill Pagano (DE) 2019 Blake Anderson 1964 Dan Summers (OG) 1965 Mike Berta (LB) AFCA Region 5 1965 H.K.
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