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1 for over 1,000 yards and was voted the companies in the nation. had a professional career that was Offensive Player of Known in football for being able to take marked by his ability to sustain a hit. the Game after Texas’ win over Colorado. a hit without going down, Campbell He was known for his strength and the The following year was a disappointment continued to push his brand of meat fearlessness of his play. He rose out to the University and Campbell. Earl products while remaining an active of the ashes of poverty to become a suffered a hamstring injury that affected presence at his alma mater. force on the football field. He won the his production and, after a mediocre and restored the season, Coach Royal stepped down. Earl Campbell’s rise out of the small hopes of football fans when East Texas town of Tyler to the National he joined the Oilers in 1978. The new coach, Fred Akers, challenged Football League and beyond, is helped One of four Texas Legends – Campbell to lose weight and increase by his ability to keep moving forward Davy Crockett, Sam Houston, his production. In 1977, he won the despite the many obstacles that lay in Stephen F. Austin, Earl Campbell. Heisman Trophy, racking up an his path. Born March 29, 1955, in Tyler, Texas, impressive 1,744 yards rushing Whether on the football field or in the Campbell was the sixth of eleven and earned a degree in Speech highly competitive food business as children born to Bert and Ann Campbell. Communications. the founder of one of the fastest His father picked roses, worked in a The had the growing food companies in America, convenience store and died when Earl first pick in the 1978 NFL draft but Earl has had success based on his was eleven years old. Raised by his traded the pick to Houston. Houston mother, he was heavily counted on, pure resiliency. along with his siblings, to carry a greater then chose Campbell as their number He remains married to Reuna, the responsibility within the family. one pick. EARL woman he met in the ninth grade, and CHRISTIAN His love for football was discovered The Oilers at the time were a talented has two sons (Tyler and Christian) and in the fifth grade. He was bigger and team that had never lived up to their two grandchildren (Messiah and CAMPBELL faster than the kids that he played with expectations. Campbell soon made a Cheyenne, with one on the way!) and idolized linebacker Dick Butkus. name for himself in Houston and after Campbell’s career landed him in the THE TYLER ROSE a 199-yard night on Monday Night Pro Football Hall of Fame and forever It wasn’t until high school that Campbell Football in 1978, his reputation as in the hearts of many diehard Texas became a running back, a switch he “a great” was solidified. football fans. was unhappy with at first. When his coach promised him he could play both Although he enjoyed his reputation as sides of the ball, Campbell embraced one of the best in the game, Campbell’s HIGHLIGHTS: his new position and led his team to Oilers teams seemed to always fall short. ■ First player taken in 1978 NFL Draft an undefeated season and a state championship in 1973. Campbell spent most of his career in ■ Texas All-American, Heisman Trophy Houston until coach Bum Phillips was winner He went on to the University of Texas fired. Phillips traded for Campbell when ■ NFL rushing champion, Player of the in 1974. During his freshman season, he was hired by the Year, All-Pro, Pro Bowl choice, he rushed for 928 yards and received in 1984. It was in New Orleans that 1978, 1979, 1980 the Newcomer Campbell would retire in 1985 after of the Year Award. He became close Phillips was fired again. ■ Career high 1,934 yards rushing to his coach and mentor, , including four 200-yard rushing and worked as hard academically as After retiring, Campbell returned to games, 1980 Texas and accepted a position with the he did athletically. ■ University of Texas Athletic Department. Career stats: 9,407 yards, 74 TDs “He don’t take no prisoners,” said In 1991, he founded Earl Campbell rushing, 121 receptions, 806 yards. Royal of his star running back’s style. Meat Products, Inc., now one of ■ Played in five Pro Bowls and two Earl Campbell is one of only three Heisman Trophy winners to have also been first overall National Football In his sophomore season, he rushed the fastest growing meat product Division Championship games. 2 League draft pick and a member of both the Pro Football Hall of Fame and Hall of Fame. 3 JAELON DARDEN UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS

Jaelon Darden finished his career as the program’s all-time • Finished with 74 catches for 1,190 yards and 19 leader in career receptions (230), receiving yards (2,782) , all team highs, while starting all nine and receiving touchdowns (38), he is the program record games this season holder for single-season receiving touchdowns (19 in 2020), • Had team-highs with eight catches for 173 yards and a ranks second in total (receiving/rushing/returns) career career-high four touchdowns (the ninth multi- touchdowns (39) and second in single-season receiving game of his career), became the program leader in career yards (1,190 in 2020). He had nine career multi-touchdown receptions (230) and receiving yards (2,782) while also games and six career three-touchdown games, with four taking over second-place all-time in single season receiving coming in 2020. yards with 1,190 and total career touchdowns (rushing/ receiving/returns) with 39 in the win vs. UTEP on 12/11 Besided being named a finalist for the 2020 Earl Campbell • Named the Conference USA Co-Offensive Player of the Tyler Rose Award, Darden was also a semifinalist for the Week after having team-highs with eight catches for 135 2020 Biletnikoff Award. yards and three touchdowns (the fifth three-touchdown game of his career) and becoming the program leader He ranked second in the nation in receiving touchdowns in career touchdown catches (34) and single-season (19), third in receiving yards (1,190) and fourth in touchdowns (15) vs. Louisiana Tech on 12/3 receptions (74) during the 2020 season as of 1/4/2021. • Had a team-high eight catches for 143 yards and a touchdown (which tied the career program record) at 2020: UTSA on 11/28 • Named an ESPN All-American • Had a team-high four catches for 50 yards and a • Named a First Team All-American by Pro Football touchdown (the 30th of his career) in the win vs. Rice Focus and the Football Writers Association of America on 11/21 • Named a Second Team All-American by the Associated • Had a team-high 10 catches for 204 yards and a Press, Sporting News, the Coaches touchdown in the win at Middle Tennessee on 10/17 Association and The Athletic • Had a team-high 13 tied his career-high with 13 catches • Named the Conference USA Most Valuable Player and for a career-high 244 yards and three touchdowns vs. earned First Team All-Conference Honors Charlotte on 10/10 • Named the Pro Football Focus Conference USA Player • Had a team-high and tied his career-high with 13 catches of the Year for 104 yards and a touchdown vs. Southern Miss on 10/3 • Named the Dave Campbell's Texas Football Texas • Caught a team-high five passes for 66 yards and two College Offensive Player of the Year touchdowns vs. SMU on 9/19 • Preseason Conference USA selection • Caught five passes for 71 yards and three touchdowns • On the preseason watch list for the Maxwell, Biletnikoff in the season-opening win vs. HBU on 9/5 and Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Awards while also featured • Major: Integrative Studies on the Reese’s Senior Bowl Top 250 list • Parents: Tamishe Darden and the late Manya Darden 4 5 D’ERIQ KING UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI

2020 (Redshirt Senior): Named one of four team captains of season against Tigers…Tossed season-high prior to season…Started all 11 games at quarterback and four touchdown passes in win over Pittsburgh (Oct. 17)… helped lead Hurricanes to 8-2 record in regular season, Finished with 222 yards on 16-for-31 passing with two including 7-2 mark in Atlantic Coast Conference play… interceptions in start against Panthers…Threw for 322 yards Earned All-ACC Honorable Mention recognition…Named in win over Virginia (Oct. 24)…Had one touchdown pass and semifinalist for , Davey O’Brien Award and completed 21 of 30 pass attempts in start versus Cavaliers… Johnny Unitas Award…Threw for 2,686 yards with 23 300-yard game was second of season and eighth of career… touchdown passes compared to just five interceptions in Had historic performance in come-from-behind win over NC regular season…Completed eye-popping 64.1 percent of State (Nov. 6), becoming first Miami quarterback to rush for passes (211 of 329 in regular season…Set standard for 100 yards (105) and becoming only third quarterback in ACC single-season rushing yards by Miami quarterback, rushing history with more than 400 yards passing (430) and 100 for 538 yards on 130 carries, averaging 4.1 yards per carry… yards rushing in single game, joining Lamar Jackson and Scored four rushing touchdowns…Named ACC Quarterback Tajh Boyd…Threw for five touchdowns in win over Wolfpack, of the Week after three of 10 starts…Made first start of Miami becoming second Miami QB to ever throw for more than 400 Hurricanes career in season opener against UAB (Sept. 10), yards and five TDs in one game…The performance marked totaling 144 passing yards and 83 rushing yards in win… only the 13th 400-yard passing game in school history and Finished 16-for-24 with one passing touchdown and scored the seventh-most passing yards in single game ever at Miami… one rushing touchdown on 12-yard run…Extended own FBS Helped lead Miami to another road win in start at Virginia record with at least one rushing score and one passing score Tech (Nov. 14), finishing 24-for-38 for 255 passing yards with to 16 straight games…Had long pass of 25 yards and long one passing touchdown…Added 54 rushing yards on 18 rush of 31 yards…Delivered dominant effort in road win over carries with 10-yard rushing score…Delivered another strong top-20 Louisville (Sept. 19), throwing for 325 yards on outing in road win at Duke (Dec. 5), totaling 248 passing 18-for-30 passing with three touchdown passes…FBS record yards and three touchdowns on 16-for-24 passing…Rushed of 16 straight games with at least one rushing TD and one for 46 yards on 11 carries, including 11-yard touchdown run, passing TD came to an end versus Cardinals…Named ACC in victory over Blue Devils…Named semifinalist for Johnny Quarterback of the Week, Maxwell Award Player of the Week, Unitas Golden Arm Award, Maxwell Award and Davey O’Brien Manning Award Star of the Week, Davey O’Brien “Great 8” Award in early December…Threw for two touchdowns and and Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Player of the Week for 239 passing yards with one in finale against performance versus Louisville…Repeated as ACC Quarterback North Carolina (Dec. 12)…Led team with 53 rushing yards in of the Week in romp of rival Florida State (Sept. 26), throwing game against Tar Heels…Started 2020 Cheez-It Bowl against for 267 yards on 29-for-40 passing with two touchdowns… Oklahoma State (Dec. 29), finishing 10-for-13 for 113 passing Added game-high 65 rushing yards on just eight carries in win yards and one touchdown. Currently enrolled in the Master over Seminoles…Started Miami’s game at No. 1 Clemson of Arts in Liberal Studies program (MALS)….Parents are (Oct. 10) and finished with 121 passing yards and 84 Cassandra King and the late Eric King. rushing yards, including one rushing score…Threw first two 6 7 SINCERE MCCORMICK RUNNING BACK UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT

2020 Honors • FWAA Second Team All-American • Phil Steele Second Team All-American • Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award finalist • semifinalist • Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Texas College Player of the Year • Dave Campbell’s Texas Football All-Texas College First Team • Conference USA Offensive Player of the Year • First Team All-Conference USA • Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award National Player of the Week (10/27) • Four-time C-USA Offensive Player of the Week

2020 (Sophomore) Rushed for 1,467 yards and 11 touchdowns on 249 carries, all UTSA single-season records… led Conference USA and ranks second in the FBS in rushing yards as of Jan. 2… set the UTSA single-season mark with 133.4 rushing yards per game, currently good for sixth nationally… averaged 5.9 yards per carry… caught 20 passes for 131 yards… broke his own UTSA single-season all-purpose yardage record with 1,598 yard… logged a conference-best seven 100-yard rushing games, including five of 150-plus yards… registered the top two and five of the top 10 rushing games in C-USA… four-time C-USA Offensive Player of the Week… became UTSA’s all-time rushing yardage leader after piling up 122 yards on 23 carries against No. 16 Louisiana in the SERVPRO First Responder Bowl, as he has racked up 2,450 yards and 19 touchdowns on 426 attempts in only 23 career contests… eclipsed his own UTSA single-game standard with 251 rushing yards and two TDs on 23 totes in the 49-17 victory against North Texas (11/28)… named Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award National Player of the Week on Oct. 27 after tallying 165 yards and three scores on a school-record 37 carries in the win over Louisiana Tech (10/24)… posted 173 yards and a pair of touchdowns on 32 rushes in the 23-20 road win over Southern Miss (11/21)… opened his sophomore season with a then-school-record 197 yards and a TD on 29 carries in the 51-48 double-overtime triumph over Texas State (9/12)… carried 22 times for 150 yards and a score versus UAB (10/3)… piled up 133 yards on 18 attempts against Army (10/17). Major: Kinesiology… Parents are Precious Thompson and Anthony McCormick. 8 Photo courtesyPhoto of Jeff Huehn/UTSA Athletics 9 QUARTERBACK TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

• Senior QB Kellen Mond holds the all-time record at (1992-95) as the school record holder with 40 career Texas A&M in career total offense, passing touchdowns, QB starts (33-6-1). passing yards, completions and attempts... He is tied • Mond has rushed and passed for a touchdown in for first in touchdowns responsible for and is in second the same game 18 times in his career, which leads all on the all-time career QB victories lists. SEC ... He did so most recently in the • Mond became the 12th player in SEC history to 34-13 win at Tennessee, taking the ball in himself on surpass the 10,000 total yards mark and has been a 5-yard score and later sending a 4-yard pass to climbing the league’s all-time career lists, ranking Ainias Smith in the end zone just before the half. in the top 20 in passing yards and top 15 in TDs • In the win at Tennessee this season, Mond went responsible for. 26-for-32, good for a career-best 81.3 completion • At Auburn, Mond became just the third quarterback percentage... He has thrown for 70-percent-or-better in SEC history to throw for over 9,000 yards and rush 10 times in his career. for over 1,500 more in their careers... The only players • Mond has surpassed the 300-passing yard mark in SEC history to do so are Florida’s and seven times in his career, most recently with 338 Mississippi State’s Dak Prescott... Mond also became against Florida this season... Only (12), the fourth SEC QB to throw 60 touchdown passes (10) have tallied more 300-yard games. and rush for 20 more, joining Tebow, Prescott and • Mond garnered a number of preseason accolades A&M’s Johnny Manziel. as he was named to the Davey O’Brien Award, • Mond is among the winningest quarterbacks in Maxwell Award, and Manning Award Texas A&M history, boasting a 31-13 career record... Watch Lists prior to his final season. The win over Arkansas gave him sole possession of • In the offseason, Mond was selected to represent second all-time at A&M. student-athletes, Texas A&M Athletics and members • Mond is the only player in school history to tally of the student body on Texas A&M President over 10,000 yards of total offense, and joined Johnny Michael K. Young’s Commission on Diversity, Equity Manziel as the only Aggies in program history to throw and Inclusion. for over 7,000 yards and rush for over 1,000 yards. • As a high schooler, Mond set the IMG Academy • Mond is just the third Aggie quarterback with 400+ season records in 2016 for passing touchdowns carries in their career as he joined Reggie McNeal and rushing touchdowns as a senior... He passed (411 from 2002-05) and David Walker (407 from for 1,936 yards and 20 TDs and rushed for 775 yards 1973-77). and 18 scores. • Mond has made 44 career starts, which is the • Mond’s major is Sport Management and his parents most by a QB in school history, passing Corey Pullig are Leticia and Kevin Mond.

10 11 QUARTERBACK UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

Kyle Trask threw for 4,283 yards and 43 touchdowns this season as he led one of the most explosive offenses in the country in the Florida Gators.

The Manvel, Texas native led the FBS this season in total touchdowns (46) and touchdown passes, while ranking second in passing yards.

Trask’s three touchdown passes against Alabama in the Southeastern Conference Championship Game made him the ninth player in FBS history to throw at least 43 touchdown passes through the first 11 games of a season. Of those nine, Trask is one of three to accomplish the feat with fewer than 50 attempts per game.

Trask set a single-season school record with five 400-yard passing games; he was one of two FBS players this year and one of two SEC players () since at least 1996 with five such games in a season.

Trask was responsible for 46 touchdowns (43 passing, 3 rushing), which is second on UF’s single season record list to Tim Tebow’s 55 (32 pass, 23 rush) from his 2007 Heisman-winning campaign. His 46 touchdowns are also tied with Texas A&M’s Johnny Manziel (2013) for sixth on the SEC single-season record list.

Trask also broke the single-season school record for passing yards per game (356.9), narrowly finishing ahead of Rex Grossman’s 2001 season (354.2).

Trask earned a Master’s Degree in Sport Management. His parents are Melissa Charba and Michael Trask.

12 13 BRIAN JONES EMCEE

Former NFL linebacker, Brian Jones is a college football studio analyst for CBS Sports and CBS Sports Network. He brings a wealth of football knowledge to the Network, and is featured in a variety of studio shows, including “COLLEGE FOOTBALL TODAY” on the CBS Television Network and “INSIDE COLLEGE FOOTBALL” on CBS Sports Network. Jones is also co-host of “Better Man Show,” a men’s lifestyle, health and fitness show. The Better Man Show airs nationally via syndication.

After a five year NFL career spent with the (1991) and New Orleans Saints (1995-98), Jones returned to Texas to begin his sports broadcasting career. He hosted a daily radio show on Sports Radio 1300-AM The Zone, served as the Longhorn Sports Network’s sideline reporter for all UT football games and hosted Longhorn Sports Center with and Rick Barnes. Jones also spent two years with Fox Sports Southwest. Jones spent five years with CBS Sports Radio as co-host of national morning program “Gio and Jones,” with Gregg Giannotti and national evening program “MOJO,” with Chris Moore. The shows were heard weekdays on CBS Sports Radio, nation’s largest 24/7 major-market radio network

Jones graduated with a degree in Corporate Communications from the University of Texas-Austin. At Texas, he was an All-Southwest Conference Linebacker during his senior year in 1990. That season, Jones led the Longhorns with 116 tackles (71 solo) and five forced fumbles, helping Texas to a 10-2 record. Jones grew up in Lubbock, Texas and currently resides in Wellington, Florida.

JACOB BEAUMONT EARL CAMPBELL TYLER ROSE AWARD SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT

In high school Beaumont was active on the UIL math, science, calculator, and number sense teams, participating in many UIL events. He was also a member of Key Club, and National Honor Society. He was a four-year member of the Whitehouse tennis team and was a member of the marching band and concert band. Jacob also spent time as a volunteer for his church youth group. He was selected as the Rotary Club Whitehouse Male Student of the Year.

“It is a great honor to be the recipient of the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Scholarship. I am very thankful to the Campbell family for allowing me the opportunity to go to school without money being a big burden on me. I have had a great first semester at Texas A&M. I am involved in my church, my Bible study, and my Christian Engineering Leaders (CEL) Organization. I cannot wait to get even more involved this upcoming semester, and I am very grateful for this opportunity. Thank you!”

Jacob Beaumont TAMU Class of 2024

14 15 THE EARL CAMPBELL TYLER ROSE AWARD VOTING COMMITTEE 2020

Co-Chairs Kirk Bohls, Austin Statesman and Phil Hicks, Tyler Morning Telegraph THE EARL CAMPBELL Award Namesake TYLER ROSE AWARD Earl Campbell COMMITTEE 2020 Zach Barnett, Football Scoop Earl Campbell , Previous Award Winner 2014 /TCU Gil Brandt, NFL.com Christian Campbell Chip Brown, Horns247.com Tyler Campbell Travis Brown, Fort Worth Star Telegram Jimmy Burch, Freelance Sports Writer Henry Bell Howard Patterson Christian Campbell, Earl Campbell Sausage Ed Broussard Chris Simons Tyler Campbell, Earl Campbell Sausage Ken Capps, Fox Sports SW Nelson Clyde Cindy Smoak Chuck Carlton, Morning News Tim Drain Craig Smoak Bo Carter, National Football Foundation Ted Gangi Richard Solomon J.K. Dobbins, Previous Award Winner 2019 / Ohio State / Martin Heines Walter Wilhelmi Brian Estridge, TCU Sports Network Chris Fallica, ESPN College Game Day Neal Farmer, Touchdown Club of Houston Ian Fitzsimmons, ESPN Dallas D’Onta Foreman, Previous Award Winner 2016 / University of Texas / Tennessee Titans THE EARL CAMPBELL John Forsyth, Sports Writer at 538.com TYLER ROSE AWARD Cedric Golden, Austin Statesman CRITERIA Chip Howard, KXNE Radio – College Station, Texas Shehan Jeyarajah, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Brian Jones, CBS College Football Today /CBS Inside College Football / CBS National Sports Radio Host The Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award, announced in 2012 by the Tyler Chamber Rudy Klancnik, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football and SPORTyler, recognizes the top offensive player in Division I football who also Joel Klatt, Fox College Football Lead Analyst exhibits the enduring characteristics that define Earl Campbell: Michael Konradi, AT&T integrity, performance, teamwork, sportsmanship, drive, community and tenacity; specifically tenacity to persist and determination to overcome adversity Walter W. Manley, II, The Biletnikoff Award /Founding Trustee and Chairman and injury in pursuit of reaching goals. Alex Marvez, Fox Sports , Previous Award Winner 2017 /University of Oklahoma/ In addition, the nominee must meet one or more of the following criteria: John Morris, Baylor Bears Announcer / IMG Sports Network born in Texas and /or graduated from a Texas High School and /or played at a , Previous Award Winner 2018/University of Oklahoma/Arizona Cardinals Texas-based junior college or four year college. The winner is selected by broadcasters, Paul Myerberg, College Football USA Today commentators, journalists, fans and former winners. Travis Normand, OnePointSafety.com Max Olson, ESPN.com HornsNation By the end of his professional football career, Earl Campbell had amassed 9,407 yards rushing, , University of Houston 806 yards receiving, 74 total touchdowns, and 10,213 total yards. He ranks tenth on the all-time rushing Ted Pardee yards in the NFL and has appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated six times. , Previous Award Winner 2013 Matthew Postins, RoadTripSports.com Brant Ringler, Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl David Smoak, SicEm365 Radio – Waco, Texas Phil Steele, Phil Steele Football Preview Magazine , Jr., Previous Award Winner 2015 /University of Houston / 16 17 THE EARL CAMPBELL This is the eighth year for the award. TYLER ROSE AWARD Previous finalists and winners are listed below. 2020 “WATCH LIST” 2013 Finalists Blake Aragon...... Texas State McKade Mettauer...... California Jace Amaro, Texas Tech University, TE, Junior – San Antonio, TX (MacArthur HS) TE, Soph. OL, Soph. Mike Evans, Texas A&M University, WR, Sophomore – Galveston, TX (Ball HS) Taye Barber ...... TCU Kellen Mond...... Texas A&M James Franklin, , QB, Senior – Corinth, TX (Lake Dallas, HS) WR, Jr. QB, Sr. Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M University, QB, Sophomore – Kerrville, TX (Tivy HS) B.J. Baylor...... Oregon State Quintin Morris...... Bowling Green *Bryce Petty, , QB, Junior – Midlothian, HS (Midlothian HS) TE, Sr. RB, R-Jr. 2014 Finalists Logan Bonner ...... Arkansas State Kene Nwangwu ...... Iowa State RB, Sr. Jay Ajayi, RB, Boise State University, Junior – Plano, Texas (Frisco Liberty HS) QB, Jr. J. T. Barrett, QB, Ohio State University, RS Freshman – Wichita Falls, Texas (Rider HS) Mackenzie Nworah...... Indiana University Alan Bowman...... Texas Tech *Trevone Boykin, QB, TCU, Junior – Dallas, Texas (West Mesquite HS) OL, Sr. QB, Jr. Samaje Perine, RB, University of Oklahoma, Freshman – Pflugerville, Texas (Hendrickson HS) Charleston Rambo...... Oklahoma Rakeem Boyd...... Arkansas Bryce Petty, QB, Baylor University, Senior – Midlothian, Texas (Midlothian HS) WR, R-Jr. RB, Sr. Reggie Roberson, Jr...... SMU 2015 Finalists Charlie Brewer...... Baylor WR, Sr. Trevone Boykin, TCU, QB, Senior – Dallas, Texas (West Mesquite HS) QB, Sr. Zach Smith ...... Tulsa Corey Coleman, Baylor University, WR, Junior – Richardson, Texas (Pearce HS) Shane Buechele ...... SMU QB, Sr. , TCU, WR, Senior – Mansfield, Texas (Legacy HS) QB, Grad. Student Nick Starkel...... San Jose State Baker Mayfield, University of Oklahoma, QB, Junior – Austin, Texas (Lake Travis HS) Bryson Carroll...... New Mexico QB, Grad. Student *Greg Ward, Jr., University of Houston, QB, Junior – Tyler, Texas (John Tyler HS) RB, Jr. Marquez Stevenson...... Houston 2016 Finalists Beau Corrales...... North Carolina WR, Sr. WR, Sr. *D’Onta Foreman, University of Texas, RB, Junior – Texas City, TX (Texas City HS) Keylon Stokes...... Tulsa , University of Alabama, QB, Freshman – Channelview, TX (Channelview HS) Jaelon Darden...... North Texas WR, Sr. Patrick Mahomes, II, Texas Tech University, QB, Junior – Whitehouse, TX (Whitehouse HS) WR, Sr. CT Thomas...... Boise State Baker Mayfield, University of Oklahoma, QB, Junior – Austin, Texas (Lake Travis HS) Jarret Doege ...... West Virginia WR, Sr. , University of Oklahoma, WR, Senior – Cameron, TX (Cameron Yoe HS) QB, R-Jr. SaRodorick Thompson ...... Texas Tech 2017 Finalists Max Duggan ...... TCU RB, Jr. QB, Soph. Austin Trammell ...... Rice J.T. Barrett, Ohio State University, QB, Graduate – Wichita Falls, TX (Rider HS) Ronald Jones, II, USC, TB, Junior – McKinney, TX (McKinney North HS) ...... Texas WR, Sr. QB, Sr. Kyle Trask...... Florida *Baker Mayfield, University of Oklahoma, QB, Senior – Austin, TX (Lake Travis HS) QB, R-Sr. , Auburn University, QB, Sophomore – Stephenville, TX (Stephenville HS) Alex Fontenot...... Colorado James Washington, Oklahoma State University, WR, Senior – Stamford, TX (Stamford HS) RB, Jr. De’Montre Tuggle...... Ohio University RB, Sr. Kaylon Geiger...... Troy 2018 Finalists WR, Sr. Jaylen Waddle...... Alabama Eno Benjamin, Arizona State University, RB, Sophomore – Wylie, TX (Wylie East HS) WR, Jr. Kylen Granson...... SMU D’Eriq King, University of Houston, QB, Junior – Manvel, TX (Manvel HS) TE, Sr. Quardraiz Wadley...... UTEP Greg Little, University of Mississippi, OL, Junior – Allen, TX (Allen HS) RB, R-Sr. *Kyler Murray, University of Oklahoma, QB, Junior – Allen, TX (Allen HS) Amare Jones...... Tulane Tylan Wallace...... Oklahoma State RB, Jr. Tylan Wallace, Oklahoma State University, WR, Sophomore – Ft. Worth, TX (South Hills HS) WR, Sr. Trayveon Williams, Texas A&M University, RB, Junior – Houston, TX (C.E. King HS) D’Eriq King ...... Miami Keric Wheatfall...... Fresno State QB, R-Sr. 2019 Finalists WR, Sr. Malik Knowles ...... Kansas State Charlie Brewer, Baylor University, QB, Junior – Austin, TX (Lake Travis HS) CJ Williams...... Navy Shane Buechele, SMU, QB, Junior-Graduate Transfer – Arlington, TX (Lamar HS) WR, Soph. SB, Sr. *J.K. Dobbins, Ohio State University, RB, Junior – LaGrange, TX (LaGrange HS) Brant Kuithe ...... Utah Garrett Wilson...... Ohio State Jalen Hurts, Oklahoma, QB, Senior – Houston, TX (Channelview HS) TE, Jr. WR, Soph. CeeDee Lamb, University of Oklahoma, WR, Junior – Richmond, TX (Foster HS) Sincere McCormick...... UTSA Brock Wright...... Notre Dame RB, Soph. TE, Sr. *Denotes winner Ken Marks ...... Louisiana Jared Wyatt ...... New Mexico State OL, R-Sr. WR, R-Sr. 18