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Don Hansen's Football Gazette Don Hansen’s Football Gazette NCAA Division II 2003 All-America Team January 13, 2004 Contact: Dan Wilkes, National Coordinator For Immediate Release (620) 235-4147 or (620) 249-5430 North Alabama’s Hall, Mansfield’s Holland Headline 2003 Football Gazette All-America Team PITTSBURG, Kan. — Harlon Hill Trophy winning quarterback Will Hall from Division II National Semifinalist University of North Alabama and Harlon Hill Trophy finalist linebacker Dan Holland from Mansfield University headline a talented 2003 Don Hansen’s Football Gazette NCAA Division II All-America team. UNA’s Mark Hedspeth, who led the Lions from a 4-7 season in 2002 to a 13-1 record and an NCAA-II semifinalist finish in 2003, was named the National Coach of the Year. Hall and University of Nebraska-Omaha running back Justin Kammrad, who finished 1-3 in the 2003 Harlon Hill Trophy balloting, earned Co-Offensive Back of the Year honors. Ellis Debrow of Delta State University was named the Receiver of the Year, while Tyronne Armstrong of Pittsburg State University earned Offensive Lineman of the Year. Kevin Palmer of Texas A&M University-Kingsville received the inaugural Division II Rimington Award as the division’s top offensive center †. On defense, Aaron McConnell of Pittsburg State University was named Lineman of the Year honors, while Holland earned Linebacker of the Year and Ricardo Colclough of Tusculum College earned Defensive Back of the Year. Kicker David Hendrix of NCAA-II National Champion Grand Valley State University was named Specialist of the Year. Hall, a senior from Amory, Miss., led Division II in passing efficiency (173.3 rating), completing 267 of 372 passes (.718) for 3,531 yards and 30 TDs. He also carried the ball 154 times for 467 yards and five TDs, accumulating 3,998 yards of total offense (285.6 ypg). Individually, Hall ranked 12th nationally in total offense, directing an UNA offense that ranked fifth in Division II in scoring (38.8 ppg) and 16th in total offense (446.3 ypg) as a team. Holland, a senior from Scranton, Pa., recorded 132 tackles (76 solo) with eight tackles-for-loss and 2.0 quarterback sacks. He also blocked three kicks, finishing fourth in the Harlon Hill Trophy balloting – the highest finish for a defensive player since Ronald McKinnon of North Alabama won the award in 1995. Holland ranked in a tie for sixth in Division II in total tackles (12.0 pg), helping Mansfield post an 8-3 overall record. This marks the 16th year Don Hansen’s Football Gazette, a recognized authority on small college football, has selected an NCAA Division II All-America team. The national publication selected All-Region teams with the first-team and second-team All-Region players from each of the four geographic regions (Northeast, South, Midwest, West) making up the national ballot, which was voted upon by a 21-member national panel. A total of 134 players earned some form of Football Gazette All-America honors. Players from 68 of the 148 football- playing schools in Division II earned Football Gazette All-America accolades. National champion Grand Valley State along with three other schools – North Alabama, Tarleton State and Winona State – led the way with five players each named to the Football Gazette All-America teams. FOR MORE INFORMATION please contact Football Gazette National Coordinator Dan Wilkes, Sports Information Director at Pittsburg State University, at 620-235-4147 ([email protected]). The Football Gazette website is located at http://www.donhansen.com. The 2003 Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All-America Team also is available at http:// www.pittstate.edu/athletics/footballgazette. † The Boomer Esiason Foundation, which established the Dave Rimington Trophy in 2000 to honor the outstanding Division I-A center, expanded that award in 2003 to include the top center on each of the Don Hansen’s Football Gazette Division I-AA, II, III and NAIA All-America squads. The Rimington Trophy website is located at http://www.rimingtontrophy.com. Esiason, a high-octane Maryland quarterback, and Rimington, a nonpareil center for Nebraska, were NFL teammates at Cincinnati in the mid-1980s. In 1993, Esiason created the New York City based foundation that bears his name to raise funds for the treatment and research of cystic fibrosis, a genetic disease his 13-year-old son Gunnar has had since infancy. — ADD — 2003 Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All-America Team… page 2 First Team Offense POS NAME HT WT YR SCHOOL HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL QB Will Hall 5-8 184 SR North Alabama Amory, Miss. Amory RB Justin Kammrad 6-0 205 SR Nebraska-Omaha Council Bluffs, Iowa Thomas Jefferson RB Tyler Paul 5-10 200 SR Emporia State Enterprise, Kan. Chapman WR Ellis Debrow 6-3 223 JR Delta State Pensacola, Fla. Woodham WR Richie Ross 6-4 205 SO Nebraska-Kearney Lincoln, Neb. Lincoln TE Devon Stewart 6-2 220 SR Arkansas-Monticello Las Vegas, Nev. Valley C Kevin Palmer 6-3 250 SR Texas A&M-Kingsville Pleasanton, Texas Pleasanton OG Tyronne Armstrong 6-4 318 SR Pittsburg State Chetopa, Kan. Chetopa OG Cole Beane 6-3 310 SR Catawba Dallas, N.C. N. Gaston OT Mark Barron 6-3 250 SR Delta State Laurel, Miss. Crestview OT Alan Dunn 6-7 315 SR Tusculum Chattanooga, Tenn. Boyd Buchanan AP Kegan Coleman 5-8 195 JR Central Mo. State Lee’s Summit, Mo. Lee’s Summit North PK David Hendrix 5-10 170 SR Grand Valley State Stevensville, Mich. Lakeshore First Team Defense POS NAME HT WT YR SCHOOL HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL DG/DT Troy Bowers 6-0 290 SR Clarion Columbus, Ohio Westerville South DG/DT Aaron McConnell 6-3 303 SR Pittsburg State Midwest City, Okla. Midwest City DE Khanis Hubbard 6-3 250 SR Catawba Raleigh, N.C. Enloe DE Russ Rabe 6-3 235 JR Minnesota Duluth Lake Holcombe, Wis. Lake Holcombe LB Dan Holland 6-1 225 SR Mansfield Scranton, Pa. Bishop O’Hara LB Jason Ocean 5-11 220 SR Livingstone Clio, S.C. Marlboro County LB Deric Sieck 6-3 235 SR Winona State Fayette, Iowa Fayette CB Ricardo Colclough 6-0 185 SR Tusculum Sumter, S.C. Sumter CB Evan Oglesby 6-0 180 JR North Alabama Tasccoa, Ga. Stephens County S Scott Mackey 5-11 185 SR Grand Valley State Bay City, Mich. Central S Pierre Thomas 5-11 175 SR Missouri Western Lee’s Summit, Mo. Lee’s Summit North RS Ricardo Colclough 6-0 185 SR Tusculum Sumter, S.C. Sumter P Chris Miller 6-3 200 JR Texas A&M-Commerce Plano, Texas Plano Second Team Offense POS NAME HT WT YR SCHOOL HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL QB Keith Heckendorf 6-0 205 SR St. Cloud State Mosinee, Wis. Mosinee RB John Kuhn 6-1 247 JR Shippensburg York, Pa. Dover RB Earnest McNeal 5-7 195 FR Mansfield Orlando, Fla. Lake Highland WR Nik Lewis 6-0 190 SR Southern Arkansas Jacksboro, Texas Jacksboro WR Chris Samp 6-3 215 SR Winona State Green Bay, Wis. Preble TE Cole Drussa 6-2 230 JR Missouri-Rolla Springfield, Mo. Glendale C Felix Perez 6-1 290 SR Tusculum Lancaster, Calif. Silverado County OG Reggie Perkins 6-2 250 JR Carson-Newman Rome, Ga. Rome OG Kert Turner 6-4 320 SR Tarleton State Hamshire-Fannett, Texas Hamshire-Fannett OT Sherwin Lyons 6-2 305 SR North Alabama Fort Valley, Ga. Peach County OT Ben Olson 6-7 320 SR North Dakota Windom, Minn. Windom AP Nik Lewis 6-0 190 SR Southern Arkansas Jacksboro, Texas Jacksboro PK Travis Snyder 6-2 184 JR Western State Cheyenne, Wyo. Cheyenne Central Second Team Defense POS NAME HT WT YR SCHOOL HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL DG/DT Whitney Bell 6-2 265 JR Ferris State Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. Sault Area DG/DT Anthony Maddox 6-2 308 SR Delta State Funston, Ga. Monroe DE Eric McDowell 6-1 229 SR Missouri Western Savannah, Mo. Savannah DE Dedrick Roper 6-2 245 SR Northwood Milpitas, Calif. Milpitas LB Digger Anderson 6-0 222 SO North Dakota Coon Rapids, Minn. Coon Rapids LB Adam McGurk 6-1 200 SO Adams State Longmont, Colo. Longmont LB Kevin Myers 5-11 210 JR Ferris State Midland, Mich. Midland CB Jordan Babineaux 6-2 202 SR Southern Arkansas Port Arthur, Texas Abraham Lincoln CB Toure Carter 5-10 183 SR Ashland Cleveland, Ohio Rhoades S Scott Connot 6-2 210 SR South Dakota State Spencer, Neb. Spencer-Naper S Jared Ziemke 6-4 238 SR Minnesota State-Mankato Janesville, Minn. Waterville-Elysian-Morristown RS Brent Grimes 5-10 174 SO Shippensburg Philadelphia, Pa. Northeast P Joe Smith 6-2 183 SR Central Washington Enumclaw, Wash. Enumclaw — ADD — 2003 Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All-America Team… page 3 Third Team Offense POS NAME HT WT YR SCHOOL HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL QB Mark Radlinsky 6-3 230 JR Saginaw Valley State Caledonia, Mich. G.R. Catholic RB Michael Tennessee 5-9 205 JR Grand Valley State Sterling Heights, Mich. Stevenson RB Larry Williams 5-9 215 JR Texas A&M-Kingsville San Antonio, Texas Brackenridge WR Joe Bennett 6-5 215 JR Mansfield Horseheads, N.Y. Notre Dame WR Antonio Carter 6-1 180 JR Glenville State Jonesboro, Ga. Oak Ridge TE Pat Cain 6-4 235 SR Gannon New Castle, Pa. New Castle C Andy Bandstra 6-1 265 SR Emporia State Belton, Mo. Belton OG Khiawatha Downey 6-4 320 SR Indiana (Pa.) Charlotte, N.C. Northern Nash OG Bryan Stoffel 6-2 296 SR Bemidji State St. Paul, Minn.
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