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159 ALL-AMERICANS Consensus First-Team FIRST-TEAM SELECTIONS Selections 1951 Bob Ward G 1952 Dick Modzelewski T Jack Scarbath QB 1953 Stan Jones T 1955 Bob Pellegrini C 1961 Gary Collins E 1974 Randy White DT 1976 Joe Campbell DT 1979 Dale Castro PK 1985 J.D. Maarleveld OT 2001 E.J. Henderson LB Bob Ward Dick Modzelewski Jack Scarbath Stan Jones Bob Pellegrini Gary Collins 2002 E.J. Henderson LB 1979 Dale Castro PK International News Associated Press 1985 J.D. Maarleveld OT First Team Service Second Team First Team 1950 Bob Ward G 1950 Bob Ward G 1951 Bob Ward G 1951 Bob Ward G 1951 Ed Modzelewski FB 1952 Jack Scarbath QB 1952 Jack Scarbath QB 1953 Bernie Faloney QB Dick Modzelewski T Dick Modzelewski T 1955 Mike Sandusky T 1953 Stan Jones T 1953 Stan Jones T Bill Walker E Bernie Faloney QB 1955 Bob Pellegrini C 1973 Paul Vellano DG 1955 Bob Pellegrini C 1973 Randy White DT 1976 Joe Campbell DT 1974 Randy White DT Second Team 2001 E.J. Henderson LB 1952 Tom Cosgrove C 2002 E.J. Henderson LB American Football 1953 Chet Hanulak HB 1955 Ed Vereb HB Randy White Joe Campbell Second Team Coaches Assoc. First Team 1923 Bill Supplee E 1961 Gary Collins E 1928 Gerald Snyder FB 1973 Paul Vellano DG The Sporting News 1949 Ray Krouse T First Team 1974 Randy White DT 1951 Dick Modzelewski T 1951 Bob Ward G 1976 Joe Campbell DT Ed Modzelewski FB 1952 Jack Scarbath QB 1985 J.D. Maarleveld OT 1953 Bernie Faloney QB Dick Modzelewski T 2002 E.J. Henderson LB 1954 Bill Walker E 1953 Stan Jones T 1961 Gary Collins E Bernie Faloney QB 1976 Joe Campbell DT Football News 1955 Bob Pellegrini C 1984 Eric Wilson LB First Team Mike Sandusky T ALL-TIME HONORS 1984 Eric Wilson LB 1974 Randy White DT 2001 E.J. Henderson LB Steve Mike-Mayer PK Walter Camp 2002 E.J. Henderson LB 1976 Joe Campbell DT 1951 Bob Ward G 1979 Dale Castro PK 1952 Dick Modzelewski T Second Team 1984 Kevin Glover C Dale Castro J.D. Maarleveld Jack Scarbath QB 1995 Stephen Ingram OT 1985 J.D. Maarleveld OT 1953 Stan Jones T 1999 LaMont Jordan RB 2001 E.J. Henderson LB 1955 Bob Pellegrini C 2001 Bruce Perry RB 1961 Gary Collins E Brooks Barnard P Second Team 1974 Randy White DT 1976 Ed Fulton OG 1979 Dale Castro PK 1983 Boomer Esiason QB 2001 E.J. Henderson LB Football Writers Ron Solt OG 2002 E.J. Henderson LB Association 2002 E.J. Henderson LB First Team Steve Suter SP UPI 1961 Gary Collins E 2003 Randy Starks DT First Team 1974 Randy White DT 2004 Domonique Foxworth CB 1951 Bob Ward G 1976 Joe Campbell DT Shawne Merriman DE 1952 Jack Scarbath QB 1979 Dale Castro PK Dick Modzelewski T 2001 E.J. Henderson LB Third Team 1953 Stan Jones T 2002 E.J. Henderson LB 1999 LaMont Jordan RB 1955 Bob Pellegrini C Lewis Sanders DB 1961 Gary Collins E 2002 Matt Crawford OT E.J. Henderson 1974 Randy White DT Madieu Williams FS 160 OUTSTANDING AWARD WINNERS Walter Camp UPI Lineman of the (Bobby Dodd) Postseason MVP Memorial Trophy Year 2001 Ralph Friedgen Honors (Player of the Year) 1955 Bob Pellegrini C (Blue-Gray Game) 1955 Bob Pellegrini C 1974 Randy White DT (Eddie Robinson/FWAA) 1971 Guy Roberts E 2001 Ralph Friedgen 1986 Chuck Faucette LB Heisman Trophy Butkus Award (Football News) 1998 Eric Ogbogu DE (Outstanding Player) (Outstanding Linebacker of the Year) 2001 Ralph Friedgen (Coaches All-America Game) 1952 Jack Scarbath QB 2002 E.J. Henderson LB 1974 Louis Carter TB (runner-up) (Walter Camp Foundation) National Coach of 2001 Ralph Friedgen (Liberty Bowl) 1974 Randy White DT Chuck Bednarik the Year (CNN/SI) Award (The Sporting News) 2001 Ralph Friedgen (Gator Bowl) (Outstanding Def. Player of the Year) 1953 Jim Tatum 1975 Steve Atkins RB 2002 E.J. Henderson LB 1974 Jerry Claiborne 2004 Scott McBrien 2004 2001 Ralph Friedgen (Sun Bowl) Outland Trophy 1984 Rick Badanjek RB (Lineman of the Year) (Washington Touchdown Club) 1952 Dick Modzelewski T 1982 Bobby Ross (Cherry Bowl) 1974 Randy White DT (Associated Press) 1985 Stan Gelbaugh QB Scott Schankweiler LB 2001 Ralph Friedgen 2001 National Lombardi Trophy Coach of the (Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl) (ESPN/Home Depot) (Lineman of the Year) Year Ralph 2002 E.J. Henderson (Def. MVP) LB 1974 Randy White DT 2001 Ralph Friedgen Friedgen Scott McBrien (Off. MVP) QB Guy Roberts Chuck Faucette Eric Ogbogu Louis Carter Steve Atkins Rick Badanjek Stan Gelbaugh Scott Schankweiler HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICANS 1931 Jess Krajcovic G John Irvine C 1965 Bob Sullivan DB Charlie Wysocki TB Bruce Mesner DG Ray Poppelman QB George Palahunik G 1969 Ralph Sonntag OT 1980 Lloyd Burruss DB 1986 Chuck Faucette LB 1934 Ed Minion T Bob Pellegrini G 1970 Guy Roberts DE Marlin Van Horn DG Bruce Mesner DG Norwood Sothoron FB Ronnie Waller HB 1972 Bob Smith DB Charlie Wysocki TB Keeta Covington DB Vic Willis E Bill Walker E Paul Vellano DG 1982 Jess Atkinson PK Ferrell Edmunds TE 1935 Bill Guckeyson, HB 1955 Jack Davis G 1973 Louis Carter TB Mark Duda OT 1987 Ferrell Edmunds TE Vic Willis E Ed Heuring T Bob Smith DB Boomer Esiason QB Kevin Walker LB 1936 Bill Guckeyson HB Mike Sandusky T Randy White DT Dave Pacella OT 1988 Matt D’Amico LB 1937 Jim Meade HB Frank Tamburello QB 1974 Louis Carter TB John Tice TE Ben Jefferson OT 1940 Ralph Albarano T 1956 Gene Alderton C Steve Mike-Mayer PK 1983 Jess Atkinson PK Dan Plocki PK Bob Smith C Jack Davis G Stan Rogers OT Clarence Baldwin DB Warren Powers DT 1942 Paul Flick C Mike Sandusky T Bob Smith DB Boomer Esiason QB Scott Saylor LB Tommy Mont QB 1957 Gene Alderton C Harry Walters LB Pete Koch DT 1989 Larry Webster DT 1947 Lu Gambino HB Rod Breedlove G Walter White TE Ron Solt OG 1990 Barry Johnson WR Gene Kinney C Ed Cooke E 1975 Kevin Benson LB Eric Wilson LB 1992 Marcus Badgett WR 1948 Ray Krouse T 1958 Rod Breedlove G Jim Brechbiel DB 1984 Rick Badanjek RB 1993 Scott Milanovich P Elmer Wingate E Fred Cole T Paul Divito DG Al Covington DB 1994 Stephen Ingram OT 1950 Ed Modzelewski FB Ben Scotti E LeRoy Hughes DE Ferrell Edmunds TE 1995 Jermaine Lewis WR 1951 Dave Cianelli FB 1959 Rod Breedlove G 1976 Brad Carr LB Chuck Faucette LB 1998 Eric Barton LB Tom Cosgrove C Gary Collins E Ed Fulton OG Kevin Glover C 1999 Brian Kopka PK Joe Petruzzo HB Tom Gunderman G Mark Manges QB Greg Hill WR 2000 Brooks Barnard P Jack Scarbath QB Jim Joyce FB Ken Roy DB Len Lynch OG 2002 Brooks Barnard P 1952 Stan Jones T Kurt Schwarz T Tom Schick OT Bruce Mesner DG Nick Novak PK 1953 Ralph Felton FB 1960 Dale Betty QB Larry Seder DG 1985 Rick Badanjek FB Steve Suter PR Chet Hanulak HB Gary Collins E 1977 Ted Klaube DG Al Covington DB 2004 D’Qwell Jackson LB John Irvine C 1961 Bob Hacker C 1978 Steve Atkins TB Keeta Covington DB Shawne Merriman DE Bob Morgan T 1962 Tom Brown HB Lloyd Burruss DB Ferrell Edmunds TE Bill Walker E Walter Rock G Charles Johnson DT Chuck Faucette LB 1954 Dick Bielski FB Dick Shiner QB Bruce Palmer DG Len Lynch OG Jack Bowersox G Roger Shoals T 1979 Larry Stewart OT J.D. Maarleveld OT 161 ACC HONORS Special Honors PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1953 Bernie Faloney B 1955 Bob Pellegrini C 1974 Randy White DT 2001 E.J. Henderson LB OFF. PLAYER OF THE YEAR Bernie Faloney Bob Pellegrini Randy White E.J. Henderson Bruce Perry Ralph Friedgen 2001 Bruce Perry RB ALL-ACC SELECTIONS DEF. PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1979 Larry Stewart, OT 2004 C.J. Brooks, OG 2001 E.J. Henderson LB First Team Charlie Wysocki, TB D’Qwell Jackson, LB 2002 E.J. Henderson LB 1953 Jack Bowersox, G 1980 Lloyd Burruss, DB Shawne Merriman, DE Bernie Faloney, B Marlin Van Horn, DG COACH OF THE YEAR Charlie Wysocki, TB 1953, 55 Jim Tatum Chester Hanulak, B Second Team 1982 Jess Atkinson, PK 1973, 75, 76 Jerry Claiborne Stan Jones, T 1953 Ralph Felton, B 1982 Bobby Ross 1954 Dick Bielski, B Mark Duda, DT Bob Morgan, T 2001 Ralph Friedgen Bill Walker, E Dave Pacella, OT Bill Walker, E Ronnie Waller, B 1983 Clarence Baldwin, DB 1954 John Irvine, C JACOBS BLOCKING AWARD 1955 Jack Davis, G Pete Koch, DT Bob Pellegrini, G 1955 Bob Pellegrini C Bob Pellegrini, C Ron Solt, OG 1955 Russell Dennis, E 1969 Ralph Sonntag OT Mike Sandusky, T Eric Wilson, LB Frank Tamburello, B 1982 Dave Pacella OT Ed Vereb, B 1984 Al Covington, S Bill Walker, E 1956 Jack Davis, G Kevin Glover, C 1957 Gene Alderton, C BRIAN PICCOLO AWARD Mike Sandusky, T Greg Hill, WR 1961 Roger Shoals, T 1972 Al Neville QB 1957 Rod Breedlove, G Bruce Mesner, DG Bill Kirchiro, T 1974 David Visaggio DG Ed Cooke, E Eric Wilson, LB 1963 Dick Shiner, QB 1984 J.D. Maarleveld OT 1960 Gary Collins, E 1985 Al Covington, S 1964 Olaf Drozdov, DT 1989 Mike Anderson RB 1961 Gary Collins, E Keeta Covington, CB Tom Hickey, B 2001 Matt Crawford OT Bob Hacker, C Chuck Faucette, LB 1989 Larry Webster, DT 1962 Tom Brown, B Bruce Mesner, DG 1991 Frank Wycheck, TE JIM TATUM AWARD Walter Rock, G 1986 Keeta Covington, CB Mitch Suplee, C 1997 Jonathan Claiborne S Dick Shiner, QB Chuck Faucette, LB Dan DeArmas, PK 2004 Nick Novak PK 1963 Dick Shiner, QB Bruce Mesner, DG Mike Webster, DL 1964 Jerry Fishman, G 1987 Ferrell Edmunds, E Mike Jarmolowich, LB 1965 Bob Sullivan, B Kevin Walker, LB 1992 Mike Jarmolowich, LB 1966 Dick Absher, E 1988 Dan Plocki, PK 1993 Jermaine Lewis, WR 1969 Ralph Sonntag, OT Warren Powers, DT 1994 Geroy Simon, WR 1970 Guy Roberts, E 1990 Barry Johnson, WR Scott Milanovich, QB 1971 Dan Bungori, E 1992 Marcus Badgett, WR 1995 Eric Ogbogu, LB 1972 Bob Smith, S 1993 Scott Milanovich, P Andreal Johnson, DB Paul Vellano, DG 1994 Stephen Ingram, OT 1998 LaMont Jordan, RB 1973 Louis Carter, TB 1995 Jermaine Lewis, WR ALL-TIME HONORS 1999 Brad Messina, OT Bob Smith, S 1998 Eric Barton, LB John Waerig, TE Jim Tatum Al Neville Paul Vellano, DG 1999 Delbert Cowsette, NT Jamie Wu, OG Randy White, DT LaMont Jordan, RB 2000 Kris Jenkins, DT 1974 Louis Carter, TB Lewis Sanders, DB LaMont Jordan, RB Steve Mike-Mayer, PK 2001 Brooks Barnard, P 2001 Matt Crawford, OT Stan Rogers, OT Melvin Fowler, C Guilian Gary, WR Bob Smith, S E.J.
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