Thread: Bosshogg’s Preseason All Americans

First Team Offense

QB: Tim Tebow, Florida
Junior with lots of talent and will be front runner for the Heisman

RB: Knowshon Moreno, Georgia
Sentational talent following in ex-dawg Herschel Walker’s foot-steps

RB: Chris Wells, Ohio State
Big back with all the tools and a very bright future

WR: Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech
Biletnikoff Award winner set freshman records for catches, yards, and TD’s

WR: Percy Harvin, Florida
Versatile athlete can beat you in the running or passing game

TE: Travis Beckum, Wisconsin
Latest of the new generation of vertical-threat, primary target tight ends

OL: Anthony Parker, Tennessee
Vols’ fiercest bodyguard paves way for Big Orange ground game

OL: Duke Robinson, Oklahoma
Nephew of Smokey Robinson who creates his own hits on every snap

OL: Andre Smith, Alabama
Reminds many of Orlando Pace, you can see why watching him pancake people

OL: Michael Oher, Ole Miss
Monster on the offensive line and very talented in his own right, Made smart decision returning back for senior year

C: Jonathan Luigs, Arkansas
Rimington Trophy winner is the centerpiece of the Razorbacks O-line

K: Thomas Weber, Arizona State
First freshman to win Lou Groza Award; scored ASU-record 118 points

P: Kevin Kuber, Cincinnati
Twenty of 57 punts pinned opponents inside the 20-yard line last year

First Team Defense

DE: Maurice Evans, Penn State
Joe Pa’s most disruptive Nittany lineman had 12.5 sacks last year

DE: George Selvie, USF
Bull-rushing end posted 14.5 sacks and 31.5 tackles for a lost in 07.

DT: Terrill Byrd, Cincinnati
Run-stuffer and pocket crusher is a big force for the Bearcats

DT: Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma
Local legend mans the middle of Bob Stoops’ powerful OU stop-unit

LB: James Laurinaitis, Ohio State
Nagurski Award winner turned down millions to return to Columbus

LB: Rey Maualuga, USC
Rose Bowl Defensive MVP terrorizes offenses with relentless effort

LB: Scott Mckillop, Pittsburgh
Hard-nose, blue collar middle linebacker beloved by Steel City fans

CB: Mike Mickens, Cincinnati
One of the cornerstones of Bearcats’ turnover-clawing defense

CB: Alphonso Smith, Wake Forest
Demon Deacon had eight INT’s and four forced fumbles last season

S: Patrick Chung, Oregon
Mistake eraser roams field, lighting up opponents in his neon uniform

S: Taylor Mays, USC
Built like a linebacker, runs like a cornerback, plays like a superstar

KR: A.J. Jefferson, Fresno State
Home run hitter average 35.8 yards per kick return with two TD’s

PR: Jeremy Maclin, Missouri
Electric playmaker set freshman record with 2,776 all-purpose yards.

Excellent list Boss.

Second Team All Americans

QB: Chase Daniel, Missouri
RB: Noel Devine, West Virginia
RB: LeSean McCoy, Pittsburgh
WR: Aaron Kelly, Clemson
WR: Arrelious Benn, Illinois
TE: Chase Coffman, Missouri
OL: Ciron Black, LSU
OL: Jeff Byers, USC
OL: Louis Vasques, Texas Tech
OL: Ryan Stanchek, West Virginia
C: Alex Mack, California

DE: Tyson Jackson, LSU
DE: Greg Middleton, Indiana
DT: Mitch King, Iowa
DT: Vance Walker, Georgia Tech
LB: Darry Beckwith, LSU
LB: Joe Mortensen, Kansas
LB: Brandon Spikes, Florida
CB: Victor Harris, Virginia Tech
CB: Malcomn Jenkins, Ohio State
S: Eric Berry, Tennessee
S: William Moore, Missouri
K: Austin Starr, Indiana
P: Louie Sakoda, Utah
KR: Marcus Herford, Kansas
PR: Brandon James, Florida

Third Team All-Americans

QB: Cullen Harper, Clemson
RB: Javon Ringer, Michigan St.
RB: P.J. Hill, Wisconsin
WR: Darius Heyward-Bey, Maryland
WR: Brandon Gibson, Washington State
TE: Darius Hill, Ball State
OL: Alex Boone, Ohio State
OL: Ray Feinga, BYU
OL: Andrew Gardner, Georgia Tech
OL: Greg Isdaner, West Virginia
C: Max Unger, Oregon

DE: Greg Hardy, Ole Miss
DE: Nick Reed, Oregon
DT: Geno Atkins, Georgia
DT: George Hypolite, Colorado
LB: Brian Crushing, USC
LB: Dannell Ellerbe, Georgia
LB: Rashad Bobino, Texas
CB: Vontae Davis, Illinois
CB: D.J. Moore, Vanderbilt
S: Derek Pegues, Mississippi State
S: Myron Rolle, Florida State
K: Jeff Wolfert, Missouri
P: Chris Miller, Ball State
KR: David Gilreath, Wisconsin
PR: Joe Burnett, UCF

Shouldn't this thread be in high school and college football?

Originally Posted by Dean

Shouldn't this thread be in high school and college football?

Um, no...Boss is our official College Football Writer...

Did Boss have a FLORIDA WR on the 1st team?

Lock the doors and windows... the World is coming to an end!!!

j/k

Originally Posted by MHCBill

Did Boss have a FLORIDA WR on the 1st team?

Lock the doors and windows... the World is coming to an end!!!

j/k

lol, this is college football buddy... not the NFL... if this was a NFL draft watch post you wouldn't see him or Crabtree.

Originally Posted by BOSSHOGG30

Second Team All Americans

QB: Chase Daniel, Missouri
RB: Noel Devine, West Virginia
RB: LeSean McCoy, Pittsburgh
WR: Aaron Kelly, Clemson
WR: Arrelious Benn, Illinois
TE: Chase Coffman, Missouri
OL: Ciron Black, LSU
OL: Jeff Byers, USC
OL: Louis Vasques, Texas Tech
OL: Ryan Stanchek, West Virginia
C: Alex Mack, California

DE: Tyson Jackson, LSU
DE: Greg Middleton, Indiana
DT: Mitch King, Iowa
DT: Vance Walker, Georgia Tech
LB: Darry Beckwith, LSU
LB: Joe Mortensen, Kansas
LB: Brandon Spikes, Florida
CB: Victor Harris, Virginia Tech
CB: Malcomn Jenkins, Ohio State
S: Eric Berry, Tennessee
S: William Moore, Missouri
K: Austin Starr, Indiana
P: Louie Sakoda, Utah
KR: Marcus Herford, Kansas
PR: Brandon James, Florida

O-V-E-R-R-A-T-E-D.

Originally Posted by cswil

O-V-E-R-R-A-T-E-D.

Sorry cswil, but I find this hard to comprehend....

In 2006, Chase Daniel started all 13 games as Missouri earned a berth in the Brut Sun Bowl. He threw for 3,527 yards with a 63.5% completion rate and 28 touchdowns. In 2007, Chase Daniel has improved even more stunningly, throwing for 4,170 yards with a 69.7% completion rate and 33 touchdowns, with only 10 interceptions in 13 games. Chase Daniel has also rushed for a net 284 yards and 3 touchdowns for a Total Offense of 36 touchdowns and 4,454 yards, almost 343 yards per game.

Good list man! Nice work.