From UGA release...
Seven University of Georgia football players were named Monday to the Associated Press (AP) All-SEC team.
Named to the first team were sophomore wide receiver A.J. Green of Summerville, S.C.; LB Rennie Curran of Snellville; and punter Drew Butler of Duluth.
Named to the All-SEC second team were placekicker Blair Walsh of Boca Raton, Fla.; defensive tackle Geno Atkins of Pembroke Pines, Fla.; offensive tackle Clint Boling of Alpharetta; and defensive end Justin Houston of Statesboro.
Here's the full AP All-SEC team...
First-Team All-SEC Offense
WR: Shay Hodge, Mississippi
WR: A.J. Green, Georgia
OL: Mike Johnson, Alabama
OL: Ciron Black, LSU
OL: Mike Pouncey, Florida
OL: John Jerry, Mississippi
OL: Maurkice Pouncey, Florida
TE: Aaron Hernandez, Florida
QB: Tim Tebow, Florida
RB: Mark Ingram, Alabama
RB: Anthony Dixon, Mississippi St.
K: Leigh Tiffin, Alabama
All-Purpose: Dexter McCluster, Mississippi
All-Purpose: Randall Cobb, Kentucky
First-Team All-SEC Defense
DE: Antonio Coleman, Auburn
DE: Carlos Dunlap, Florida
DT: Terrence Cody, Alabama
DT: Dan Williams, Tennessee
LB: Rolando McClain, Alabama
LB: Eric Norwood, South Carolina
LB: Rennie Curran, Georgia
CB: Javier Arenas, Alabama
CB: Joe Haden, Florida
S: Eric Berry, Tennessee
S: Mark Barron, Alabama
P: Drew Butler, Georgia
Second-Team All-SEC Offense
WR: Joe Adams, Arkansas
WR: Riley Cooper, Florida
WR: Brandon LaFell, LSU
OL: Clint Boling, Georgia
OL: Chris Scott, Tennessee
OL: James Carpenter, Alabama
OL: Mitch Petrus, Arkansas
OL: Ryan Pugh, Auburn
TE: Colin Peek, Alabama
QB: Ryan Mallett, Arkansas
RB: Dexter McCluster, Mississippi
RB: Montario Hardesty, Tennessee
RB: Ben Tate, Auburn
K: Blair Walsh, Georgia
All-Purpose: Derrick Locke
All-Purpose: Javier Arenas
Second-Team All-SEC Defense
DE: Jermaine Cunningham, Florida
DE: Justin Houston, Georgia
DE: Pernell McPhee, Mississippi St.
DT: Geno Atkins, Georgia
DT: Corey Peters, Kentucky
DT: Jerrell Powe, Mississippi
DT: Malcolm Sheppard, Arkansas
LB: Brandon Spikes
LB: Sam Maxwell, Kentucky
LB: Rico McCoy, Tennessee
CB: Patrick Peterson, LSU
CB: Myron Lewis, Vanderbilt
CB: Walt McFadden, Auburn
S: Chad Jones, LSU
S: Chris Culliver, South Carolina
P: Chas Henry, Florida
Honorable Mentions: Zipp Duncan (OL, Kentucky), Trindon Holiday (AP, LSU), Lee Ziemba (OT, Auburn), Ahmad Black (S, Florida), Chris Marve (LB, Vandy), Cliff Matthews (DE, South Carolina).
Offensive Player of the Year: Mark Ingram, RB, Alabama
Defensive Player of the Year: Rolando McClain, LB, Alabama
Coach of the Year: Nick Saban, Alabama
Freshman of the Year: Warren Norman, RB, Vandy
Monday, December 7, 2009
Curran, Butler, Green Make FIrst-Team All-SEC
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8 comments:
Wow . . . No Julio Jones anywhere?
Love it.
Leigh Tiffin over Blair??? My arse. Even if you consider all else to be equal, which I don't, Tiffin missed 3 PAT's this year, including one in the SECCG on Saturday. That's hard for a kicker purported to be a Groza candidate to do.
I'm loving 5'8" "too small" Rennie trumping the eye-gouging-all-world Spikes for First Team ALL-SEC! haha
Tiffin over Blair is just ridiculous!
First Blair should be 1st team.
Second to all you jackholes who said Rennie is too short and wouldn't play for the might Bama or Gators...up your nose with a rubber hose!
I know this is totally unrelated, but have you heard anything Dave about the effect of Martinez' departure on recruiting? Are there any shaky commits, or any changes in direction? That's not really a usual topic here, and I'm usually totally fine with that, but with the coaching shakeup, I'm more curious than usual. I'm also curious about how it impacts coaching for the bowl, but you shed a little light on that a few posts back. Any thoughts?
Reshad Jones got SNUBBED! #9 had a good year, too bad no one noticed
How did Dexter McCluster make the first and second team? I'm on board with him being awesome, and probably should have been the SEC Offensive POY, but that's extreme.
The Blair Walsh snub just proves that many, if not most, voters in these stupid All-SEC teams just vote for the SEC Champion's players. As RC points out, Tiffin missed THREE PAT's! I guess you can forgive a voter for not knowing the stats on kickers in the league, but he missed one in the freaking championship game, which every single voter in the SEC should have been watching! Walsh missed two kicks all year long, and he's one of the biggest reasons we're even going to a bowl game this year. Without him, we don't beat Arizona State, we don't beat Georgia Tech... heck, we may not beat anyone besides Tennessee Tech.
Blair, come on up to Dalton to grab your plaque, you're on my first team All-SEC list.
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