| Offense |
Defense |
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QB: Colt McCoy Jr., Texas He completed 77.6 percent of his throws and notched 4,021 total yards. |
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DE: Jerry Hughes Jr., TCU The speedy end led the nation with 14 sacks, including four against BYU. |
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RB: Donald Brown Jr., Connecticut The Huskies' workhorse led the country in rushing with 1,822 yards. |
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DT: Terrence Cody Jr., Alabama "Mount Cody" singlehandedly disrupted opponents' rushing attacks. |
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RB: Shonn Greene Jr., Iowa The Doak Walker Award winner surpassed 100 yards in all 12 games. |
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DT: Gerald McCoy So., Oklahoma Constantly in opposing backfields, McCoy notched 10 tackles for loss. |
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WR: Dez Bryant So., Oklahoma State Bryant hauled in 74 passes for 1,313 yards and 18 touchdowns. |
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DE: Brian Orakpo Sr., Texas The Lombardi winner posted 10.5 sacks, including two against OU. |
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WR: Michael Crabtree So., Texas Tech Crabtree scored 18 TDs, including the game-winner against Texas. |
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LB: Aaron Curry Sr., Wake Forest The Butkus Award winner notched 101 tackles, 15 of them for loss. |
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TE: Jermaine Gresham Jr., Oklahoma He caught 22 passes for 425 yards and four TDs against four ranked foes. |
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LB: Brian Cushing Sr., USC The playmaker helped stop both run and pass for the nation's No. 1 D. |
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C: Antoine Caldwell Sr., Alabama 'Bama's co-captain anchored one of the game's most dominant O-lines. |
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LB: Brandon Spikes Jr., Florida The heart of UF's top-10 D posted 87 tackles and four interceptions. |
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OL: Phil Loadholt Sr., Oklahoma Sam Bradford had plenty of time to throw thanks to his key protector. |
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CB: D.J. Moore Jr., Vanderbilt His six interceptions and two offensive TDs sealed Vandy's first bowl since '82. |
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OL: Rylan Reed Sr., Texas Tech The 6-foot-7 tackle keyed a Red Raiders line that allowed just 11 sacks. |
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S: Eric Berry So., Tennessee Berry led the nation with 265 return yards (and two TDs) on seven picks. |
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OL: Duke Robinson Sr., Oklahoma He's considered the nation's top guard and a cog in OU's prolific offense. |
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S: Taylor Mays Jr., USC Versatile star can man up receivers while also tricking QBs on the blitz. |
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OL: Andre Smith Jr., Alabama A potential No. 1 draft pick, the Tide's left tackle allowed just one sack. |
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CB: Victor "Macho" Harris Sr., Virginia Tech His six picks and two forced fumbles led the Hokies to another ACC title. |
| Specialty Players |
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K: Louie Sakoda Sr., Utah He made 21 of 23 field goals, including the game-winner against Oregon St. |
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RETURNS: Joe Burnett Sr., UCF He ranked 7th in kick-return average (28.7), 11th in punt returns (14.5). |
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P: Kevin Huber Sr., Cincinnati He averaged 44.9 yards and pinned 21 of his 56 kicks inside the 20-yard line. |
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ALL-PURPOSE: Jeremy Maclin So., Missouri His 203.5 all-purpose yards per game (including 93.9 receiving) led America. |
| Second Team |
| QB |
Sam Bradford, So., Oklahoma |
DE |
Nick Reed, Sr., Oregon |
| RB |
Kendall Hunter, So., Oklahoma State |
DT |
Mitch King, Sr., Iowa |
| RB |
LeSean McCoy, So., Pittsburgh |
DT |
Peria Jerry, Sr., Ole Miss |
| WR |
Austin Collie, Jr., BYU |
DE |
Aaron Maybin, So., Penn State |
| WR |
Jarett Dillard, Sr., Rice |
LB |
James Laurinaitis, Sr., Ohio State |
| TE |
Rob Gronkowski, So., Arizona |
LB |
Scott McKillop, Sr., Pittsburgh |
| OL |
Michael Oher, Sr., Ole Miss |
LB |
Rey Maualuga, Sr., USC |
| OL |
Jason Smith, Sr., Baylor |
CB |
Alphonso Smith, Sr., Wake Forest |
| OL |
Max Unger, Sr., Oregon |
S |
Rashad Johnson, Sr., Alabama |
| OL |
A.Q. Shipley, Sr., Penn State |
S |
Morgan Burnett, So., Georgia Tech |
| OL |
Phil Trautwein, Sr., Florida |
CB |
Malcolm Jenkins, Sr., Ohio State |
| K |
Graham Gano, Sr., Florida State |
Returns |
Kyle Wilson, Jr., Boise State |
| P |
T.J. Conley, Sr., Idaho |
AP |
Percy Harvin, Jr., Florida |
| Honorable Mention |
QB: Chase Clement, Rice; Chase Daniel, Missouri; Nate Davis, Ball State; Max Hall, BYU; Graham Harrell, Texas Tech; David Johnson, Tulsa; Case Keenum, Houston; Kellen Moore, Boise State; Zac Robinson, Oklahoma State; Mark Sanchez, USC; Tim Tebow, Florida.
RB: Jahvid Best, Cal; Glen Coffee, Alabama; Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech; MiQuale Lewis, Ball State; Knowshon Moreno, Georgia; Javon Ringer, Michigan State; Jacquizz Rodgers, Oregon State; James Starks, Buffalo; Vai Taua, Nevada; Chris Wells, Ohio State.
WR: Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas; Kenny Britt, Rutgers; Eric Decker, Minnesota; Casey Fitzgerald, North Texas; Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati; A.J. Green, Georgia; Julio Jones, Alabama; Aldrick Robinson, SMU; Naaman Roosevelt, Buffalo; Jamarko Simmons, Western Michigan.
TE: James Casey, Rice; Chase Coffman, Missouri; Mark Hafner, Houston; Dennis Pitta, BYU; D.J. Williams, Arkansas; Eddie Williams, Idaho.
OL: Robert Conley, Utah; Jon Cooper, Oklahoma; Ray Feinga, BYU; Andrew Gardner, Georgia Tech; Herman Johnson, LSU; Jonathan Luigs, Arkansas; Alex Mack, Cal; Eugene Monroe, Virginia; Russell Okung, Oklahoma State; Seth Olsen, Iowa; Louis Vasquez, Texas Tech.
DL: Connor Barwin, Cincinnati; Everette Brown, Florida State; Brandon Graham, Michigan; Phillip Hunt, Houston; Michael Johnson, Georgia Tech; Jammie Kirlew, Indiana; Paul Kruger, Utah; B.J. Raji, Boston College; Brandon Williams, Texas Tech; Corey Wootton, Northwestern.
LB: Nick Bellore, Central Michigan; Zack Follett, Cal; Mark Herzlich, Boston College; Frantz Joseph, Florida Atlantic; Sergio Kindle, Texas; Brit Miller, Illinois; Jason Phillips, TCU; Quan Sturdivant, North Carolina; Michael Tauiliili, Duke; Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri.
DB: Ahmad Black, Florida; Trimane Goddard, North Carolina; Michael Hamlin, Clemson; Darcel McBath, Texas Tech; Mike Mickens, Cincinnati; Nic Harris, Oklahoma; Derrick Richardson, New Mexico State; Kevin Sanders, UAB; Syd'Quan Thompson, Cal; Otis Wiley, Michigan State.
K: Josh Arauco, Arkansas State; Matt Bosher, Miami; Kai Forbath, UCLA; Matt Harmon, Navy; Ryan Harrison, Air Force; Conor Lee, Pittsburgh; Nathan Parseghian, Miami (OH).
P: Bryan Anger, Cal; Justin Brantly, Texas A&M; Matt Dodge, East Carolina; Rob Long, Syracuse; Tim Masthay, Kentucky; Pat McAfee, West Virginia; Jacob Richardson, Miami (OH).
RETURNS: Javier Arenas, Alabama; Antonio Brown, Central Michigan; Perrish Cox, Oklahoma State; Michael Ray Garvin, Florida State; Brandon James, Florida; Phillip Livas, Louisiana Tech; Michael Thomas, Arizona.
ALL-PURPOSE: T.Y. Hilton, Florida International; DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma; Jordan Shipley, Texas; C.J. Spiller, Clemson; Sammie Stroughter, Oregon State; Derrick Williams, Penn State. |
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