Football: All-LSC South Division Awards announced
RICHARDSON, Texas – Abilene Christian had 12 first-team picks and six individual award winners recognized Wednesday when the annual Lone Star Conference South Division football awards were announced by LSC officials.
The Wildcats, who claimed the LSC and South Division titles, had seven players on the top offense and five more on the first-team defense after recording the first 11-0 regular season mark in program history. ACU added several individual honors with the Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year Royland Tubbs, Offensive Back of the Year Mitchell Gale, Receiver of the Year Edmund Gates, Freshman of the Year Daryl Cantu-Harkless, Defensive Lineman of the Year Aston Whiteside and Coach of the Year Chris Thomsen.
West Texas A&M had 15 players honored on the first- and second-teams with six on offense and nine on defense including Defensive Back of the Year Tae Evans.
Texas A&M-Kingsville put 14 athletes on the top two teams with five on offense and nine on defense plus the Linebacker of the Year Tressor Baptiste.
ACU, Kingsville and WTAMU were each selected for the NCAA Division II playoffs. The Wildcats (11-0) are the top seed in Super Region Four, while the Javelinas (10-1) are the second seed and the Buffaloes (8-3) are No. 5. ACU and Kingsville both earned byes in the first round and will host second round contests on Nov. 27. The Wildcats will play the winner of the WTAMU-Central Missouri match-up, and the Javelinas face the Northwest Missouri-Missouri Western victor. In the first round (Nov. 20), the Buffaloes play at Central Missouri. Kick-off is set for 1 p.m. from Warrensburg, Mo.
Midwestern State, who will represent the league in the Kanza Bowl on December 4th, had six players represented on the first and second squads with five offensive and one defensive. The Mustangs Amini Silatolu shared Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year acclaim.
Tarleton State had one first and one second-teamer, while Angelo State placed two on the first team and five on the second.
Incarnate Word had five honorable mention selections in their first year of LSC competition.
Overall, 111 student-athletes were recognized by the LSC's postseason awards program, with 32 players named to the first team, 31 on the second team and another 48 gaining honorable mention. The all-conference honors were selected by the head coaches of the seven South Division teams.
2010 LSC SOUTH DIVISION FOOTBALL ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
Player Team Pos. Year Hometown
Mitchell Gale Abilene Christian QB So. Alva, Oklahoma
Kelvin Thompson West Texas A&M RB Sr. Mineral Wells, Texas
Evan Robertson Tarleton State RB Jr. Pflugerville, Texas
Emery Dudensing Abilene Christian FB Sr. Rule, Texas
Edmond Gates Abilene Christian WR Sr. Vernon, Texas
Stephon Burton West Texas A&M WR Sr. Lakewood, Calif.
Tyson Williams West Texas A&M WR Jr. Aldine, Texas
David Little Midwestern State WR Jr. Monroe, La.
Ben Gibbs Abilene Christian TE Jr. Abilene, Texas
Royland Tubbs Abilene Christian OG Sr. Angleton, Texas
Hank Gilley Midwestern State OG Sr. Victoria, Texas
Amini Silatolu Midwestern State OT Jr. Tracy, Calif.
Trevis Turner Abilene Christian OT Sr. DeSoto, Texas
Matt Webber Abilene Christian C Jr. Paradise, Texas
Sergio Castillo West Texas A&M PK R-Fr. La Joya, Texas
Garrett Tidwell Angelo State RS Sr. Boyd, Texas
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
Player Team Pos. Year Hometown
Marvin Jones Abilene Christian DT Sr. Vallejo, Calif.
Johnny Tivao Texas A&M-Kingsville DT Jr. Compton, Calif.
Aston Whiteside Abilene Christian DE Jr. Vernon, Texas
Fred Thompson Abilene Christian DE Sr. Houston, Texas
Kyle Thomas West Texas A&M DE Sr. Vista, Calif.
Tressor Baptiste Texas A&M-Kingsville ILB Sr. New York, NY
Kevin Washington Abilene Christian ILB Sr. Houston, Texas
Shad Baichtol West Texas A&M OLB Sr. Mission Viejo, Calif.
Courtney Lane Abilene Christian OLB Sr. Houston, Texas
Tae Evans West Texas A&M CB Sr. Amarillo, Texas
Caleb Randolph West Texas A&M CB Jr. Crosby, Texas
Corey Robertson Texas A&M-Kingsville S Sr. Denison, Texas
Curtis Jefferson West Texas A&M S Jr. Houston, Texas
DeIra Glover Texas A&M-Kingsville S Sr. Hempstead, Texas
George Shamblin Angelo State P Jr. Miles, Texas
Dan Sherwood West Texas A&M DS Sr. Amarillo, Texas
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
Player Team Pos. Year Hometown
Zach Eskridge Midwestern State QB Sr. Rowlett, Texas
Lester Bush Midwestern State RB Jr. Houston, Texas
Jonathan Woodson Texas A&M-Kingsville RB So. Missouri City, Texas
John Norcott Angelo State FB Sr. Norton, Mass
Dakari Pecikonis Angelo State WR So. Allen, Texas
Ryan Lincoln Texas A&M-Kingsville WR Sr. Bastrop, Texas
Kendrick Johnson Abilene Christian WR Sr. Mexia, Texas
Brittan Golden West Texas A&M WR Jr. Denver City, Texas
Nate Bayless Angelo State TE Jr. Burkburnett, Texas
Colby Lowrie Texas A&M-Kingsville OG Sr. Sweeny, Texas
Austin Summerall Angelo State OG So. Katy, Texas
Neal Tivis Abilene Christian OT Jr. Sanger, Texas
Trent Perkins Texas A&M-Kingsville OT Sr. Alice, Texas
Hector Rodriquez West Texas A&M C Jr. San Antonio, Texas
Christian Brom Texas A&M-Kingsville PK Sr. McAllen, Texas
Kendrick Johnson Abilene Christian RS Sr. Mexia, Texas
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
Player Team Pos. Year Hometown
Donald Moore Abilene Christian DT Jr. Houston, Texas
Dishon Robertson West Texas A&M DT Jr. Brownsville, Tenn.
Jamaal Steamer Tarleton State DE Sr. Temple Texas
Matt Romig Texas A&M-Kingsville DE So. Bells, Texas
Marcus Sanders Texas A&M-Kingsville ILB Jr. Houston, Texas
Kyle Voss West Texas A&M ILB So. Belton, Texas
Austin McDaniel Midwestern State OLB Sr. Kaufman, Texas
Brandon Mayes Angelo State OLB Sr. Killeen, Texas
James Williams Abilene Christian CB Sr. Hallsville, Texas
Derrick Thomas II Texas A&M-Kingsville CB Jr. San Antonio, Texas
Darien Williams Abilene Christian S Jr. Vernon, Texas
Jordan Smith West Texas A&M S So. Killeen, Texas
Kendrick Matthews Texas A&M-Kingsville S Jr. Houston, Texas
Mark Sprague Abilene Christian P Sr. Dickinson, Texas
Derek Tesch Texas A&M-Kingsville DS R-Fr. Blanco, Texas
SPECIAL AWARDS
Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year: Royland Tubbs, Abilene Christian and
Amini Silatolu, Midwestern State
Offensive Back of the Year: Mitchell Gale, Abilene Christian
Receiver of the Year: Edmund Gates, Abilene Christian
Freshman of the Year: Daryl Cantu-Harkless, Abilene Christian
Defensive Lineman of the Year: Aston Whiteside, Abilene Christian
Linebacker of the Year: Tressor Baptiste, Texas A&M-Kingsville
Defensive Back of the Year: Tae Evans, West Texas A&M
Coach of the Year: Chris Thomsen, Abilene Christian
HONORABLE MENTION
Player Team Pos. Year Hometown
Josh Neiswander Angelo State QB Sr. Winnsboro, Texas
Taylor Harris West Texas A&M QB Sr. Whitesboro, Texas
Nick Stephens Tarleton State QB Sr. Flower Mound, Texas
Daryl Richardson Abilene Christian RB Jr. Vernon, Texas
Daryl Cantu-Harkless Abilene Christian RB R-Fr. Austin, Texas
Trent Rios Incarnate Word RB So. Spring Branch, Texas
Donald Geis Incarnate Word FB Jr. San Antonio, Texas
Robert Armstrong Texas A&M-Kingsville WR R-Fr. Cuero, Texas
Sherman Batiste Texas A&M-Kingsville WR So. Fort Bend, Texas
Andrew Mocio Incarnate Word TE So. Waco, Texas
Isaiah Lewis West Texas A&M OG Sr. Meridian, Mississippi
Josh Perez Abilene Christian OG R-Fr. Rio Hondo, Texas
Bubba Wagner Tarleton State OG Sr. San Antonio, Texas
Ty Warnasch Incarnate Word OG So. Stockdale, Texas
Dan Sherwood West Texas A&M OT Sr. Amarillo, Texas
Conner Cook Angelo State OT Jr. San Antonio, Texas
Ricki Gomez Midwestern State OT So. Miami, Fla.
Bobby Parsons Midwestern State C Sr. Irving, Texas
Timothy Byerly Texas A&M-Kingsville C Sr. Victoria, Texas
Mike Hernandez Tarleton State C Sr. Smithson Valley
Morgan Lineberry Abilene Christian PK So. Dallas, Texas
Jose Martinez Midwestern State PK Sr. Wichita Falls, Texas
Spencer Covey Abilene Christian PK R-Fr. Colleyville, Texas
Arron Fisher Texas A&M-Kingsville RS Jr. Orlando, Fla.
Jonathon Woodson Texas A&M-Kingsville RS So. Missouri City, Texas
Tommy Hampton West Texas A&M RS Jr. Bronx, NY
Brandon Lowery Tarleton State RS Fr. Sasche, Texas
Cody Smith Angelo State DT Sr. Athen, Texas
Dondi Cooks II Texas A&M-Kingsville DT Sr. Dallas, Texas
J.D. Corcoran Midwestern State DT Sr. Lake Arrowhead, Calif.
Kevin Birdow Midwestern State DE Jr. Palestine, Texas
Devin McDonald Angelo State DE Sr. Rockwall, Texas
Jacob Rowe Tarleton State DE Sr. Alvarado, Texas
Rashad Sanders West Texas A&M DE Jr. Flower Mound, Texas
Austin Benson Angelo State ILB So. Del Rio, Texas
Eric Edwards Abilene Christian ILB Sr. Stephenville, Texas
Damian Perkins Tarleton State ILB Jr. Hallsville, Texas
Dakota Mawyer Incarnate Word ILB So. Spring Branch, Texas
Bryson Lewis Abilene Christian OLB Sr. Dallas, Texas
Kevin McCluskey West Texas A&M OLB So. Waxahachie, Texas
Brandon Johnson Tarleton State CB Sr. Giddings Texas
Markeith Jones Angelo State CB Sr. Dallas, Texas
LB Suggs Abilene Christian S So. Cedar Hill, Texas
Lonnie Buchanan Tarleton State S Sr. Greenville, Miss.
Richard Havins Abilene Christian S Jr. Round Rock, Texas
Alvin Johnson Angelo State S So. Houston, Texas
Brent Schroeder Abilene Christian DS Fr. Abilene, Texas
Avery Rigg Angelo State DS Jr. Crane, Texas
All-LSC North Division Football honors announced
RICHARDSON, Texas – Eastern New Mexico had 11 first-team selections and two individual award winners recognized Wednesday when the annual Lone Star Conference North Division football awards were announced by LSC officials.
ENMU had the most first-teamers with five offensive and six defensive selections including Co-Offensive Back of the Year Wes Wood and Defensive Back of the Year Tillman Stevens.
Northeastern State, who earned a share the North Division title, collected 11 first- and second-team picks with six on offense and five on defense. Trey McVey was the Receiver of the Year and Johnny Evans was named Linebacker of the Year for the RiverHawks.
East Central added nine players to the top two teams after winning a share of their first divisional title. Three individual awards went to the Tigers including Offensive Lineman of the Year Carlos Savala, Defensive Lineman of the Year Armonty Bryant and Coach of the Year Tim McCarty.
Central Oklahoma had 12 first- and second-teamers plus Freshman of the Year Josh Birmingham.
Southeastern Oklahoma totaled eight choices with seven of those on the first team plus Co-Offensive Back of the Year Baylen Laury.
Southwestern Oklahoma had seven picks, while Texas A&M-Commerce had three.
Overall, 103 student-athletes were recognized by the LSC's postseason awards program, with 33 players named to the first team, 33 on the second team and 37 earning honorable mention. The all-conference honors were selected by the head coaches of the seven North Division teams.
2010 LSC NORTH DIVISION FOOTBALL ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE
Player Team Pos. Year Hometown
Wes Wood Eastern New Mexico QB So. Muleshoe, Texas
Baylen Laury Southeastern Oklahoma RB Sr. Forney, Texas
Josh Birmingham Central Oklahoma RB Fr. Luther, Okla.
Darrin Reeves Southeastern Oklahoma FB Sr. St. Jo, Texas
Jessie Poku Eastern New Mexico WR Sr. Murphy, Texas
Trey McVey Northeastern State WR Jr. Muskogee, Okla.
Kenzee Jackson Texas A&M-Commerce WR Fr. Arlington, Texas
Daniel Morrell Central Oklahoma WR Jr. Blanchard, Okla.
Darian Dale Eastern New Mexico WR Jr. Bay City, Texas
Ryan Shelly Southeastern Oklahoma TE So. Irving, Texas
Colton Ables Northeastern State OG Jr. Mesquite, Texas
Ryan Sullivan Southeastern Oklahoma OG Jr. Durant, Okla.
Travis Kincheloe Southeastern Oklahoma OT So. Georgetown, Texas
Adam Robinson Eastern New Mexico OT Jr. Lubbock, Texas
Chris Cherry Northeastern State OT Jr. Tulsa, Okla.
Sean Taglialatela Southeastern Oklahoma C Sr. Ponca City, Okla.
Taylor Cannon Eastern New Mexico PK Jr. Los Lunas, NM
Nate Robinson Northeastern State RS Jr. Rockingham, NC
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE
Player Team Pos. Year Hometown
Billy Blackard Northeastern State DT Sr. Claremore, Okla.
Bracy McCoy Eastern New Mexico DT So. Freeport, Texas.
Armonty Bryant East Central DE So. Wichita Falls, Texas
Matt Kalisch Eastern New Mexico DE Sr. Harker Heights, Texas
Johnny Evans Northeastern State ILB Sr. Chandler, Okla.
Nathan Uland Eastern New Mexico ILB Sr. Denton, Texas
Devin Sweet Eastern New Mexico OLB Sr. Clovis, Texas
Danny Mason Texas A&M-Commerce OLB So. Louisville, Ky.
Dontea Smith East Central CB Jr. Deland, Fla.
Nate Robinson Northeastern State CB Jr. North Carolina
Tillman Stevens Eastern New Mexico S Sr. Baytown, Texas
Jonathan Darby Southwestern Oklahoma S Jr. San Diego, Calif.
Steven Harris Southeastern Oklahoma S Jr. Carrollton, Texas
Cody Lentz Northeastern State P Jr. Houston, Texas
Karlton Graves Eastern New Mexico DS Sr. Brownwood, Texas
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE
Player Team Pos. Year Hometown
Ethan Sharp Central Oklahoma QB So. Eufaula, Okla.
Marcus Graham Texas A&M-Commerce RB Jr. Round Rock, Texas
Charles Opeseyitan East Central RB Jr. Allen, Texas
Marshall Fraley Southwestern Oklahoma FB Sr. Bixby, Okla.
Zack Patterson East Central WR Jr. Lucas, Texas
Tucker Holland Central Oklahoma WR So. Edmond, Okla.
Dolphin Davis Central Oklahoma WR So. Tulsa, Okla.
Carl Bouldin Eastern New Mexico WR Jr. San Antonio, Texas
Logan Cawyer Northeastern State TE Sr. Commerce, Okla.
T.J. Cleavinger Eastern New Mexico OG Sr. Garland, Texas
Stephen Speer Southwestern Oklahoma OG Jr. Arlington, Texas
Jake Kessen Central Oklahoma OT Sr. Crescent, Okla.
Karlton Graves Eastern New Mexico OT Sr. Brownwood, Texas
Cody Ellett Central Oklahoma C Sr. Broken Arrow, Okla.
Chris Robbs Central Oklahoma PK So. Dallas, Texas
Drew Patton Northeastern State PK Fr. Fayetteville, Ark.
Bruce Hatton Southwestern Oklahoma RS Jr. Dallas, Texas
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE
Player Team Pos. Year Hometown
Henry Niutei Southwestern Oklahoma DT Sr. Eules, Texas
Dexter Elliot Southeastern Oklahoma DT Sr. Mt. Pleasant, Texas
Travis Buchanan East Central DE Sr. Riverside, Calif.
Travis Boswell Northeastern State DE Jr. Tahlequah, Okla.
Tucker Cason Central Oklahoma ILB Jr. Oklahoma City, Okla.
Jaron Burgess Southwestern Oklahoma ILB Sr. Norman, Okla.
Tyler McGrew East Central OLB So. Bixby, Okla.
Jameel Whitney East Central OLB Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla.
Marvin Tribble Southwestern Oklahoma CB Jr. Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Creadell Pennon Central Oklahoma CB So. Altus, Okla.
Keno Meadows Central Oklahoma S So. Del City, Okla.
Norris Wrenn East Central S So. Lawton, Okla.
Curtis Jackson Eastern New Mexico S Jr. College Station, Texas
Ryan Massengale East Central P Sr. Norman, Okla.
Taylor Cannon Eastern New Mexico P Jr. Los Lunas, NM
Bryce Davis Central Oklahoma DS Jr. Duncan, Okla.
SPECIAL AWARDS
Offensive Lineman of the Year: Carlos Savala, East Central
Co-Offensive Back of the Year: Wes Wood, Eastern New Mexico and
Baylen Laury, Southeastern Oklahoma
Receiver of the Year: Trey McVey, Northeastern State
Freshman of the Year: Josh Birmingham, Central Oklahoma
Defensive Lineman of the Year: Armonty Bryant, East Central
Linebacker of the Year: Johnny Evans, Northeastern State
Defensive Back of the Year: Tillman Stevens, Eastern New Mexico
Coach of the Year: Tim McCarty, East Central
HONORABLE MENTION
Player Team Pos. Year Hometown
Tyler Vanderzee East Central QB Jr. Chino, Calif.
Logan Turner Southeastern Oklahoma QB So. Springtown, Texas
Kenny Davis Northeastern State QB Jr. Adair, Okla.
Tony Valenzuela Eastern New Mexico RB Sr. Seagraves, Texas
Brandon DeFrance Southeastern Oklahoma WR Fr. Colleyville, Texas
Chase Kyser Eastern New Mexico WR So. Roswell, NM
Ryan Corbin Southwestern Oklahoma TE So. Newcastle, Okla.
Cody Nall East Central TE Fr. Ardmore, Okla.
Bryce Davis Central Oklahoma TE Jr. Duncan, Okla.
Desmond Farris East Central OG Jr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.
Jon Ramos East Central OG Sr. Los Angeles, Calif.
Carlos Savala East Central OT Jr. Fontana, Calif.
Kane Bryen Southwestern Oklahoma OT So. Thomas, Okla.
Chad Roark East Central C Sr. Ada, Okla.
Ryan Torres Eastern New Mexico C Sr. Fort Worth, Texas
Matt Berrey East Central PK Jr. Purcell, Okla.
Markell Walker East Central RS Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla.
Herbert Byrd Central Oklahoma DT Jr. Okmulgee, Okla.
Tevin Moore Texas A&M-Commerce DT Fr. Dallas, Texas
Sam Moses Central Oklahoma DT So. Broken Arrow, Okla.
Lonnell Rice East Central DT Jr. Moreno Valley, Calif.
Derrick Joslin Southeastern Oklahoma DT Jr. Douglasville, Ga.
Alex Moore Southeastern Oklahoma DE Sr. Rowlett, Texas
Cash Johnson Southwestern Oklahoma DE R-Fr. Kingfisher, Okla.
Caom Hansen Northeastern State DE Sr. Mountain Home, Idaho
Perrin Sellers Eastern New Mexico ILB Jr. Lamarque, Texas
Preston Margain Southwestern Oklahoma ILB Jr. Los Angeles, Calif.
Kerel James East Central ILB Jr. Los Angeles, Calif.
Turner Troup Central Oklahoma ILB So. Norman, Okla.
Airieus Ervin East Central ILB So. Lawton, Okla.
Langston Jones Northeastern State OLB Fr. Calisburg, Texas
Austin Daniels East Central CB Jr. Pasadena, Calif.
Rodney Mitchell Eastern New Mexico CB Sr. Sarasota, Fla.
Nick Dobler Northeastern State S Sr. Topeka, Kan.
Markell Walker East Central S Fr. Oklahoma City, Okla.
Dalton Wortham East Central DS Fr. Marlow, Okla.
Colton Dickinson Southwestern Oklahoma DS So. Tulsa, Okla.
LSC Football Academic Honors announced
RICHARDSON, Texas – Eastern New Mexico offensive tackle Karlton Graves and Midwestern State quarterback Zack Eskridge headlined the 2010 Lone Star Conference football academic awards, which were announced by league officials on Wednesday.
Graves, a senior from Brownwood, Texas, was selected as the LSC North Academic Player of the Year with a 3.94 grade point average in political science. This year, he blocked for the Greyhounds spread offense, which ranks 4th in the league and 16th in the nation in passing. Graves and the offensive line helped ENMU average 431 yards per game, including 302 passing yards and 129 rushing yards.
Eskridge, a senior from Rowlett, Texas, picked up his second straight LSC South Academic Player of the Year award with a 3.56 GPA in radiology. His honors include CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District first team member, Harlon Hill Finalist, D2Football.com All-America Honorable mention, Daktronics Super Region 4 Offensive Player of the Year and Daktronics All-Super Region 4 First Team in 2009. Eskridge set records in completions (550), passing yards (6747) and passing touchdowns (52) during his career as a Mustang. His overall record as a starting quarterback for MSU is 21-10.
The two topped the list of 23 players named to the LSC All-Academic Teams, which recognize both academic and athletic achievement.
The All-Academic Team is selected by the league's sports information directors, who vote on the basis of both academic and athletic achievement. To be eligible for LSC academic honors, student-athletes must have played in at least 50 percent of team’s contests, reached sophomore athletic and academic standing (true freshmen and redshirt freshmen are not eligible), completed at least one full academic year at the nominating institution, and have a minimum 3.30 cumulative grade point average based on the 4.0 system for his/her entire collegiate career.
The North Division All-Academic team included four players from Eastern New Mexico, three representing Central Oklahoma, two each from Southwestern Oklahoma and Southeastern Oklahoma and one from Northeastern State.
West Texas A&M led the South Division All-Academic team with four selections, while Incarnate Word and Angelo State each earned two, and Tarleton State, Midwestern State and Abilene Christian rounded out the squad with one apiece.
With Graves on the North Division All-Academic team was teammates Nathan Uland, Stefan Mills and Chase Kyser, UCO’s Chris Robbs, Tucker Holland and Tucker Cason, SWOSU’s Cody Gragg and Stephen Speer, SOSU’s Travis Kincheloe and Welton Johnson and NSU’s Nick Dobler.
In addition to Eskridge, the South Division All-Academic team was comprised of ACU’s Emery Dudensing, UIW’s Charles Segura and Trent Rios, ASU’s Josh Neiswander and Ryan Merryman, WTAMU’s John McSheffery, Curtis Jefferson, Dan Sherwood and Aaron Mullane and Tarleton’s Brandon Johnson.
2010 Lone Star Conference Football All-Academic Awards
North Division All-Academic Team
Player, Pos. Team Year Major Hometown
Karlton Graves, OT Eastern New Mexico Sr. Political Science Brownwood, Texas
Chris Robbs, K Central Oklahoma So. Nursing Dallas, Texas
Cody Gragg, WR Southwestern Oklahoma Sr. Technology Waukomis, Okla.
Nick Dobler, S Northeastern State Sr. Health & Human Performance Topeka, Kansas
Nathan Uland, LB Eastern New Mexico Sr. Finance (Business Management) Denton, Texas
Tucker Holland, WR Central Oklahoma So. Chemistry Edmond, Okla.
Tucker Cason, LB Central Oklahoma Jr. Kinesiology Oklahoma City, Okla.
Welton Johnson, CB Southeastern Oklahoma Sr. Health, Physical Educ. and Rec. Ashdown, Ark.
Travis Kincheloe, OL Southeastern Oklahoma So. Undecided Georgetown, Texas
Stephen Speer, OL Southwestern Oklahoma Jr. Accounting Arlington, Texas
Stefan Mills, RB Eastern New Mexico So. Mathematics Clovis, N.M.
Chase Kyser, WR Eastern New Mexico So. Education Roswell, N.M.
North Division Special Recognition
Academic Player of the Year: Karlton Graves, Eastern New Mexico
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South Division All-Academic Team
Player, Pos. Team Year Major Hometown
Zack Eskridge, QB Midwestern State Sr. Radiology Rowlett, Texas
Emery Dudensing, FB Abilene Christian Sr. Mathematics Rule, Texas
Charles Segura, OG Incarnate Word Jr. Accounting San Antonio, Texas
Josh Neiswander, QB Angelo State Grad school Business Administration Winnsboro, Texas
Aaron Mullane, OL West Texas A&M So. Biology Amarillo, Texas
Ryan Merryman, C Angelo State Jr. Math Marlin, Texas
Dan Sherwood, OL West Texas A&M Grad school Sports & Exercise Sciences Amarillo, Texas
Curtis Jefferson, DB West Texas A&M Jr. Sports & Exercise Sciences Houston, Texas
John McSheffery, LB West Texas A&M Jr. Sports & Exercise Sciences Sulphur Springs, Texas
Trent Rios, RB Incarnate Word So. Business Management Spring Branch, Texas
Brandon Johnson, DB Tarleton State Sr. Kinesiology Giddings, Texas
South Division Special Recognition
Academic Player of the Year: Zack Eskridge, Midwestern State
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