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C Spire Conerly Trophy 1996 Tregnel Thomas Delta State University Finalists Marchant Kenney (USM) & Kris Mangum (UM) 1997 Stewart Patridge Ole Miss Finalists John Avery (UM) & Patrick Surtain (USM) 1998 J. J. Johnson Mississippi State University Finalists Rufus French (UM) & Sherrod Gideon (USM) 1999 Deuce McAllister Ole Miss Ashley Cooper (MSU) & Adalius Thomas (USM) 2000 Josh Bright Delta State University Finalists Dicenzo Miller (MSU) & Fred Smoot (MSU) 2001 Eli Manning Ole Miss Finalists Robert Kent (JSU) & T.C. Taylor (JSU) 2002 Rod Davis University of Southern Mississippi Finalists Robert Kent (JSU) & Eli Manning (UM) 2003 Eli Manning Ole Miss Finalists Rod Davis (USM) & Scott Eyster (DSU) 2004 Michael Boley University of Southern Mississippi Finalists Scott Eyster (DSU) & Jerious Norwood (MSU) 2005 Jerious Norwood Mississippi State University Finalists Scott Eyster (DSU) & Patrick Willis (UM) 2006 Patrick Willis Ole Miss Scott Eyster (DSU) & Damion Fletcher (USM) 2007 Damion Fletcher University of Southern Mississippi Finalists Anthony Dixon (MSU) & Titus Brown (MSU) 2008 Juan Joseph Millsaps College Finalists Peria Jerry (UM) & Michael Oher (UM) 2009 Anthony Dixon Mississippi State University Finalists Dexter McCluster (UM) & Adam Shaffer (MC) 2010 Chris White Mississippi State University Finalists Austin Davis (USM) & Casey Therriault (JSU) 2011 Austin Davis University of Southern Mississippi Finalists Johnthan Banks (MSU) Charles Sawyer (UM) Casey Therriault (JSU) Micah Davis (DSU) Terrence Lewis (ASU) Justin Gaines (BU) Jarrad Craine (MC) Paul Cox (MVSU) Jason O’Rear (Millsaps) 2012 Bo Wallace Ole Miss Finalists Johnthan Banks (MSU) Jamie Collins (USM) Cornelius Brown (ASU) Kendall Hunter (DSU) Garrett Pinciotti (Millsaps) Robert Simpson (MVSU) Keith Villafranco (MC) Isiah Wiley (BU) Rico Richardson (JSU) 2013 Gabe Jackson Mississippi State University Finalists Bo Wallace (UM) Clayton Moore (JSU) Khyri Thornton (USM) Mike Barthelemy (Millsaps) Ricky Hunt (DSU) Jonathon Redd (MC) Avery Boykin (MVSU) Matt Hall (BU) Arnold Walker (ASU) 2014 Dak Prescott Mississippi State University Finalists: John Gibbs, Jr. (ASU) Greg Livingston (BU) Tyler Sullivan (DSU) Daniel Williams (JSU) Zach Bell (Millsaps) Dylan Klibert (MC) Julian Stafford (MVSU) Senquez Golson (UM) Dasman McCullum (USM) 2015 Dak Prescott Mississippi State University Finalists: Darryan Ragsdale (ASU) Isaiah Swopes (BU) Jarvis York (DSU) Javancy Jones (JSU) Hector Sandoval (Millsaps) Marcel Newsome (MC) Marquia Green (MVSU) Laquon Treadwell (UM) Nick Mullens (USM) .

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