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All-America Checklist Page 4 ALL-AMERICA OFFENSE LINEMEN Kory Lichtensteiger, Bowling Greg Carr, Florida St. Michael Oher, Ole Miss Green Mario Manningham, Michigan Kregg Lumpkin, Georgia Andre Smith, Alabama Dallas Griffin, Texas Dorien Bryant, Purdue Chris Markey, UCLA Chris Williams, Vanderbilt Sete Aulai, BYU Brian Robiskie, Ohio St. Albert Young, Iowa Will Arnold LSU John Sullivan, Notre Dame Ryan Grice-Mullins, Hawai‘i Mike Hart, Michigan Matt Slauson, Nebraska Steve Justice, Wake Forest Jason Rivers, Hawai‘i Beanie Wells, Ohio St. King Dunlap, Auburn Blake Schueter, TCU Adarius Bowman, Oklahoma St. P.J. Hill, Wisconsin Jamon Meredith, South Carolina Jonathan Luigs, Arkansas Limas Sweed, Texas Yonus Davis, San Jose St. Ryan Clady, Boise St. Brett Helms, LSU Malcolm Kelly, Oklahoma Michael Goodson, Texas A&M Kyle Cunningham, La.-Monroe Antoine Caldwell, Alabama Will Franklin, Missouri Jorvorskie Lane, Texas A&M Franklin Dunbar, Middle Tenn. Todd Blythe, Iowa St. Jamaal Charles, Texas Barry Richardson, Clemson TIGHT ENDS Danny Amendola, Texas Tech Allen Patrick, Oklahoma Gosder Cherilus, Boston College Shawn Nelson, Southern Miss Ryan Wolfe, UNLV Dantrell Savage, Oklahoma. St. Jeff Akeroyd, Houston Cody Slate, Marshall Casey Flair, UNLV Calvin Dawson, La.-Monroe Robby Heos, Rice Craig Stevens, California Brent Casteel, Utah Tyrell Fenroy, La.-Lafayette Jeremy Zuttah, Rutgers Fred Davis, USC Johnny Walker, Colorado St. Marlon Lucky, Nebraska Pedro Sosa, Rutgers Chase Coffman, Missouri Derrek Richards, Utah Rodney Ferguson, New Mexico Ryan Stanchek, West Virginia Dustin Keller, Purdue Percy Harvin, Florida Aaron Brown, TCU Ryan Durand, Syracuse Jacob Tamme, Kentucky Andre Caldwell, Florida Kyle Bell, Colorado St. John Greco, Toledo Andy Boyd, South Carolina Marcus Monk, Arkansas Tony Temple, Missouri Sam Baker, USC Cole Bennett, Auburn Earl Bennett, Vanderbilt Kalvin McRae, Ohio Jeremy Perry, Oregon St. Travis Beckum, Wisconsin DJ Hall, Alabama Shannon Tevaga, UCLA Anthony Harrison, La. Tech Keenan Burton, Kentucky QUARTERBACKS Adam Kraus, Michigan Anthony Hill, North Carolina St. Mohamed Massaquoi, Georgia Colt Brennan, Hawaii Jake Long, Michigan Martin Rucker, Missouri Early Doucet, LSU Brian Brohm, Louisville Kirk Barton, Ohio St. Jermichael Finley, Texas Kenny McKinley, South Carolina Patrick White, West Virginia Alex Boone, Ohio St. Martellus Bennett, Texas A&M Andre Woodson, Kentucky Jordan Grimes, Purdue John Carlson, Notre Dame Omar Haugabook, Troy Jeff Cavender, Boise St. Wade Betschardt, Wyoming RUNNING BACKS Erik Ainge, Tennessee George Robinson, Oklahoma Damion Fletcher, Southern Miss Brandon Cox, Auburn Tony Hills, Texas WIDE RECEIVERS Anthony Aldridge, Houston Paul Smith, Tulsa Kirk Elder, Texas A&M Chris Williams, New Mexico St. Kevin Smith, Central Florida Justin Willis, SMU Robert Conley, Utah Jarett Dillard, Rice Tashard Choice, Georgia Tech Matt Grothe, South Florida Matty Lindner, TCU Duke Calhoun, Memphis C.J. Spiller, Clemson John David Booty, USC Emmanuel Sanders, SMU James Davis, Clemson Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan Davone Bess, Hawai’i Reggie Campbell, Navy Nate Davis, Ball St. CENTERS Harry Douglas, Louisville Ian Johnson, Boise St. Nate Longshore, California Doug Legursky, Marshall Maurice Purify, Nebraska Patrick Johnson, Louisiana Tech Matt Ryan, Boston College Eric Wood, Louisville Mario Urrutia, Louisville Ray Rice, Rutgers Rudy Carpenter, Arizona St. Alex Mack, California Derek Kinder, Pittsburgh Owen Schmitt, West Virginia Chase Daniel, Missouri Kyle DeVan, Oregon St. Bryan Anderson, Cent. Michigan Steve Slaton,West Virginia Chad Henne, Michigan Antron Harper, Navy Derrick Stewart, Cincinnati Yvenson Bernard , Oregon St. Colt McCoy, Texas Rafael Eubanks, Iowa Sammie Stroughter, Oregon St. Darren McFadden, Arkansas Chase Holbrook, New Mexico St. Tony Brinkhaus, Minnesota DeSean Jackson, California Felix Jones, Arkansas Bobby Reid, Oklahoma St. Ryan Wendell, Fresno St. Patrick Turner, USC BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Ole Miss Graham Harrell, Texas Tech Dominic Green, Nevada Michael Bumpus, Washington St. Anthony Dixon, Mississippi St. Shaun Carney, Air Force Cody Wallace, Texas A&M James Hardy, Indiana Rafael Little, Kentucky Brian Johnson, Utah Left to right: Dwight Lowery, San Jose State; DeSean Jackson, California; Chase Daniel, Missouri, and Glenn Dorsey, LSU. Page 5 CHECKLIST DEFENSE LINEMEN Titus Brown, Mississippi St. Shawn Crable, Michigan Tyrell Johnson, Arkansas St. Albert McClellan, Marshall Quentin Groves, Auburn James Laurinaitis, Ohio St. Damon Nickson, Middle Tennes- Calais Campbell, Miami (Fla.) Tyson Jackson, LSU Dan Connor, Penn St. see Andre Fluellen, Florida St. Eric Norwood, South Carolina Sean Lee, Penn St. DeJuan Tribble, Boston College Chris Long, Virginia Marcus Harrison, Arkansas Jonathan Casillas, Wisconsin Kenneth Fontenette, Houston B.J. Raji, Boston College Antwain Robinson, Arkansas Matt Castelo, San Jose St. Dwight Lowery, San Jose St. Tyler Clutts, Fresno St. Jeff Owens Jr., Georgia Alvin Bowen, Iowa St. Mike Mickens, Cincinnati Terrill Byrd, Cincinnati Jordon Dizon, Colorado Courtney Greene, Rutgers Dan Davis, Connecticut LINEBACKERS Joe Pawelek, Baylor Mike Jenkins, South Florida Eric Foster, Rutgers Brian Raines, Rice Chris Collins, Oklahoma St. Trae Williams, South Florida Jameel McClain, Syracuse Joey Hudson Miami, Ohio Drew Fowler, Air Force Dowayne Davis, Syracuse Keilen Dykes, West Virginia Gerald McGrath, Southern Miss Jason Phillips, TCU Eric Wicks, West Virginia Sedrick Ellis, USC Nelson Coleman, Tulsa Joe Jiannoni, Utah Antoine Cason, Arizona Bruce Davis, UCLA Joe Henderson, UAB Cody Kase, New Mexico Terrell Thomas, USC Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska Vince Hall, Virginia Tech Maurice Crum, Notre Dame Chris Horton, UCLA Lawrence Jackson, USC Bo Ruud, Nebraska Wesley Woodyard, Kentucky Charles Godfrey, Iowa Bryan Mattison, Iowa Xavier Adibi, Virginia Tech Jerod Mayo, Tennessee Jamar Adams, Michigan Vern Gholston, Ohio St. Philip Wheeler, Georgia Tech Jonathan Goff, Vanderbilt Malcolm Jenkins, Ohio St. Matt Shaughnessy, Wisconsin Erin Henderson, Maryland Jasper Brinkley, South Carolina Justin King, Penn St. Ian Campbell, Kansas St. Jolonn Dunbar, Boston College Prince Hall, Alabama Anthony Scirrotto, Penn St. Matt Hines, Nevada Jeremy Jones, UTEP Ali Highsmith, LSU Stanley Franks, Idaho Frank Okam, Texas Paul Igboeli, Utah St. Danny Beckwith, LSU Marty Tadman, Boise St. Derek Lokey, Texas Ezra Butler, Nevada Jamar Chaney, Mississippi St. Barry Church, Toledo Chris Harrington, Texas A&M David Vobora, Idaho Brandon Miller, Georgia Jack Ikegwuonu, Wisconsin Red Bryant, Texas A&M Corey Smith, Cincinnati Reggie Smith, Oklahoma Tommy Blake, TCU Malik Jackson, Louisville DEFENSIVE BACKS Aquib Talib, Kansas Chase Ortiz, TCU Ben Moffitt, South Florida Quintin Demps, UTEP Terrence Wheatley, Colorado Jesse Nading, Colorado St. Rey Maualuga, USC Will Dunbar, UAB Steve Tate, Utah Tyler Donaldson, New Mexico Keith Rivers, USC Brandon Flowers, Virginia Tech Quinn Gooch, BYU Larry English, Northern Illinois Derrick Doggett, Oregon St. Kenny Phillips, Miami (Fla.) Klint Kubiak, Colorado St. Brandon Thompson, Army J Leman, Illinois Jamal Lewis, Georgia Tech Tom Zbikowski, Notre Dame Glenn Dorsey, LSU Mike Klinkenborg, Iowa Tony Carter, Florida St. Caleb Campbell, Army Derrick Harvey, Florida Mike Humpal, Iowa FWAA ALL-AMERICA SPECIALISTS COMMITTEE PUNTERS Connor Barth, North Carolina Thomas Morstead, SMU Garrett Hartley, OU ►Bob Holt, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Matt Fodge, Oklahoma St. Chris Manfredini, TCU Pat McAfee, West Virginia Chris Nenduck, Northern Illinois [email protected] (SEC, Sun Belt) Jared Armstrong, Purdue Brandon Coutu, Georgia ►Bob Clark, Eugene Register-Guard Ken DeBauche, Wisconsin Ryan Succop, South Carolina [email protected] (Pacific 10) Zoltan Mesko, Michigan Arthur Carmody, Louisville ►Buddy Davis, Ruston Leader Waylon Prather, San Jose St. RETURNERS Jimmie Kaylor, Colorado St. [email protected] (WAC) Derrick Stewart, Cincinnati Louie Sakoda, Utah ►Steve Irvine, Birmingham News DeSean Jackson, California Durant Brooks, Georgia Tech Sammie Stroughter, Oregon St. [email protected] (Conference USA) Geoff Price, Notre Dame Michael Bumpus, Wash. St. ►Michael Lewis, Salt Lake City Tribune Britton Colquitt, Tennessee Marcus Thigpen, Indiana Ryan Succop, South Carolina [email protected] (Mountain West) Patrick Jackson, La. Tech Chris Miller, Ball State ►Matt Markey, Toledo Blade Felix Jones, Arkansas Andrew Larson, California Rafael Little, Kentucky [email protected] (Big Ten) KICKERS Mikey Henderson, Georgia ►Brett McMurphy, Tampa Tribune Jarod Tracy, Tulsa Derek Pegues, Mississippi St. [email protected] (Big East) Jeremy Ito, Rutgers Dwayne Sanders, Nevada ►Robbi Pickeral, Raleigh News & Observer Pat McAfee, West Virginia Perrish Cox, Oklahoma St. Alexis Serna, Oregon St. Brian Bonner, TCU [email protected] (ACC) Brett Swenson, Michigan St. Darrell Blackmon, NC St. ►Chip Brown, Dallas Morning News Taylor Mehlhaff, Wisconsin Damon Nickson, Middle Tenn. [email protected] (Big12) Aaron Pettrey, Ohio St. Brice McCain, Utah ►Dennis Dodd, CBS SportsLine Jared Strubeck, San Jose St. Chris Garnett, Ohio Dan Kelly, Hawai‘i Jeremy Trimble, Army [email protected] (MAC, Independents) Sam Swank, Wake Forest .
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