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TEXAS FOOTBALL 2020 MEDIA GUIDE ACADEMIC HONORS FIRST-TEAM 2005 2010 2017 ACADEMIC ALL-BIG 12 Xang Chareunsab ________ wide receiver Emmanuel Acho __________linebacker Michael Dickson _____________ punter Dallas Griffin _______________ center Sam Acho ____________defensive end Devin Duvernay _________ wide receiver 1996 Karim Meijer __________ defensive back Dravannti Johnson _______defensive end Jak Holbrook ___________deep snapper Pat Fitzgerald ____________ tight end Christoph Peters ________ wide receiver Dustin Earnest ____________linebacker Chris Nelson _________ defensive tackle Blake Powers ______________ center Cody Stavig __________ defensive back Mark Fisher __________ defensive back Kyle Porter ____________ running back Dusty Renfro _____________linebacker David Thomas ____________ tight end John Gold ________________ punter Mark Schultis ______________ punter Peter Ullman ____________ tight end Marquise Goodwin _______ wide receiver 2018 Richard Walton __________quarterback Calvin Howell ________ defensive tackle Austin Allsup __________ offensive line 2006 Tre’ Newton ___________ running back Cade Brewer _____________ tight end 1997 Scott Derry ______________linebacker Garrett Porter ________ offensive tackle Devin Duvernay _________ wide receiver Phil Dawson ____________place-kicker Adair Fragoso ___________quarterback Greg Smith ______________ tight end Sam Ehlinger ___________quarterback Dusty Renfro _____________linebacker Trevor Gerland _____________ punter Fozzy Whittaker _________ running back Jak Holbrook ___________deep snapper Mark Shultis _______________ punter Dallas Griffin _______________ center Alex Zumberge _________deep snapper Kyle Hrncir ______________linebacker Richard Walton __________quarterback Nate Jones ____________ wide receiver Ryan Zych ____________ wide receiver Philipp Moeller _________ wide receiver Derek Lokey _________ defensive tackle Kyle Porter ____________ running back 1998 Colt McCoy _____________quarterback 2011 Zach Shackelford ________ offensive line Jeff Baker______________place-kicker Mark McCoy ____________quarterback Emmanuel Acho __________linebacker Tim Yoder ____________ running back Greg Brown _____________free safety Brandon McFarling ______ defensive back Jamison Berryhill ___________ fullback Hodges Mitchell _________ running back Mac McWhorter ___________ tight end Michael Cruciani ________defensive end 2019 Dusty Renfro _____________linebacker Chris Ogbonnaya ________ running back Anthony D’Addeo _______ defensive back Cade Brewer _____________ tight end Roger Roesler _________offensive guard Charlie Tanner __________ offensive line Marquise Goodwin _______ wide receiver Ryan Bujcevski _____________ punter Kris Stockton ____________place-kicker Clayton Tefteller ________ wide receiver Jordan Hicks _____________linebacker Cameron Dicker _____________ kicker Richard Walton __________quarterback Adam Ulatoski ________ offensive tackle Trey Hopkins __________offensive guard Devin Duvernay _________ wide receiver Case McCoy ____________quarterback Sam Ehlinger ___________quarterback 1999 2007 D.J. Monroe ___________ running back Russell Hine _____________linebacker Jeff Baker______________place-kicker Ryan Bailey ____________place-kicker John Osborn ___________deep snapper Tope Imade ___________ offensive line Matt Murray _____________linebacker Todd Bondy ______________ fullback Garrett Porter _________offensive guard Cort Jaquess ______________ business Kris Stockton ____________place-kicker Scott Derry ______________linebacker Justin Tucker ________placekicker/punter Collin Johnson __________ wide receiver Dustin Earnest ____________linebacker Sam Walker __________ defensive back Derek Kerstetter _________ offensive line 2000 Dallas Griffin _______________ center Fozzy Whittaker _________ running back Justin Mader ___________deep snapper Robbie Doane __________ offensive line Will Harvey ___________deep snapper Chris Naggar _______________ punter Scott Emley _____________linebacker Stephen Lane __________ running back 2012 Moro Ojomo ___________defensive line Ammanual Metta __________linebacker Derek Lokey _________ defensive tackle Nate Boyer ____________deep snapper Joseph Ossai _____________linebacker Brett Robin ____________ running back Colt McCoy _____________quarterback Josh Cochran _________ offensive tackle Zach Shackelford ________ offensive line Kris Stockton ____________place-kicker Mac McWhorter ___________ tight end Michael Cruciani ________defensive end Caden Sterns __________ defensive back Matt Trissel ___________ running back Ryan Moench _________ defensive back Marquise Goodwin _______ wide receiver Chris Ogbonnaya ________ running back Heath Hohmann ________ running back 2020 2001 Frank Okam _________ defensive tackle Case McCoy ____________quarterback Junior Angilau __________ offensive line Trey Bates _________ offensive lineman Luke Tiemann _____________ fullback Garrett Porter ____ offensive guard/center Tristan Bennett _________defensive line Jason Glynn _______________ center Freddy Torres ___________quarterback Cade Brewer _____________ tight end Bradford Hermes _______ defensive back Adam Ulatoski ________ offensive tackle 2013 Jett Bush _______________linebacker Cullen Loeffler __________deep snapper Nate Boyer ____________deep snapper Cameron Dicker _____________ kicker Brett Robin ____________ running back 2008 Lane Fife _____________ wide receiver Sam Ehlinger ___________quarterback Sam Acho ____________defensive end Devin Huffines _________ defensive back Tope Imade ___________ offensive line 2002 Ryan Bailey ____________place-kicker Shawn Izadi _____________linebacker Keaontay Ingram ________ running back Will Allen _________________ center Quan Cosby ___________ wide receiver Case McCoy ____________quarterback Cort Jaquess _____________linebacker Trey Bates ___________offensive guard Dustin Earnest ____________linebacker M.J. McFarland ___________ tight end Roschon Johnson ________ running back Robbie Doane ________ offensive tackle John Gold ________________ punter Garrett Porter ____ offensive guard/center Derek Kerstetter _________ offensive line Jason Glynn _______________ center Chris Hall _________________ center Brayden Liebrock __________ tight end Richard Hightower _______ wide receiver Will Harvey ___________deep snapper 2014 Justin Mader ___________deep snapper Brett Robin ____________ running back Chad Kugler _____________linebacker Nate Boyer ____________deep snapper Kai Money ____________ wide receiver Tien Van Nguyen _______ defensive back Drew Marcantonio __________ fullback Michael Davidson ____ punter/place-kicker Moro Ojomo ___________defensive line Corey Weideman __________linebacker Colt McCoy _____________quarterback Dominic Espinosa ____________ center Jake Smith ____________ wide receiver Mac McWhorter ___________ tight end Dylan Haines _______________ safety Caden Sterns __________ defensive back 2003 Cory Michner __________defensive end Jordan Hicks _____________linebacker Casey Thompson _________quarterback Trey Bates ___________offensive guard Chris Ogbonnaya ________ running back Devin Huffines _________ defensive back Jordan Whittington ______ wide receiver Jason Glynn _______________ center Daniel Orr ____________ wide receiver M.J. McFarland ___________ tight end Robert Mitchell __________quarterback Alex Spears ___________ running back Jake Raulerson ______ offensive lineman Yomi Odunsi ___________ wide receiver Luke Tiemann _____________ fullback Ryan Roberts ___________ cornerback Brett Robin ____________ running back Adam Ulatoski ________ offensive tackle Jaxon Shipley __________ wide receiver Nick Schroeder _________deep snapper Ty Templin ____________ wide receiver Jason Tran ___________ defensive back 2009 Chris Terry ______________ tight end Emmanuel Acho __________linebacker 2004 Sam Acho ____________defensive end 2015 Trey Bates ___________offensive guard Ryan Bailey ____________place-kicker John Bonney ____________ cornerback Scott Derry ______________linebacker Dustin Earnest ____________linebacker Dominic Cruciani ___________ fullback Jason Glynn _______________ center John Gold ________________ punter Trey Gonzalez ____________linebacker Dallas Griffin _______________ center Chris Hall _________________ center Logan Mille _____________ tight end Steven Hogan ____________ tight end William Harvey _________deep snapper Jake Raulerson _________ offensive line Richmond McGee ____________ punter Colt McCoy _____________quarterback Karim Meijer __________ defensive back Mac McWhorter ___________ tight end 2016 Brad Poronsky ________ offensive tackle Drew Oldis ___________offensive guard Michael Dickson _____________ punter Nick Schroeder _________deep snapper Jordan Shipley __________ wide receiver Dylan Haines _______________ safety Stevie Stigall _____________linebacker Greg Smith ______________ tight end Jak Holbrook ___________deep snapper David Thomas ____________ tight end David Snow __________offensive guard Ryan Roberts __________ wide receiver Adam Ulatoski ________ offensive tackle Johnny Tseng ____________linebacker Trevor Walker ___________quarterback Connor Williams _____ offensive lineman Fozzy Whittaker _________ running back 223 HISTORY & HONORS TEXAS FOOTBALL 2020 MEDIA GUIDE ACADEMIC & MISCELLANEOUS HONORS ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS PLAYBOY ANSON MOUNT NCAA POSTGRADUATE THE HOUSTON POST SCHOLAR-ATHLETE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS SWC MVP TROPHY FIRST TEAM YEAR _PLAYER _________ POSITION YEAR _PLAYER _________ POSITION YEAR _ PLAYER ________ POSITION YEAR _PLAYER _________
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