NCAA Division I Football Awards (Award Winners)

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22 SPeCiAl AWArDS Football Championship Subdivision WALTEr PAYTON PLAYEr OF THE YEAr AWArd First presented in 1987 to honor the top Football Championship Subdivision football player by the Sports Network and voted on by Football Championship Subdivision sports information directors. The award is named after Walter Payton, former Jackson State player and the National Football league’s second alltime leading rusher. Year Player, College, Position 1987 Kenny Gamble, Colgate, rB 1988 Dave meggett, Towson, rB 1989 John Friesz, idaho, QB 1990 Walter Dean, Grambling, rB 1991 Jamie martin, Weber St., QB 1992 michael Payton, marshall, QB 1993 Doug Nussmeier, idaho, QB 1994 Steve mcNair, Alcorn St., QB 1995 Dave Dickenson, montana, QB 1996 Archie Amerson, Northern Ariz., rB 1997 Brian Finneran, Villanova, Wr 1998 Jerry Azumah, New Hampshire, rB 1999 Adrian Peterson, Ga. Southern, rB 2000 louis ivory, Furman, rB 2001 Brian Westbrook, Villanova, rB 2002 Tony romo, eastern ill., QB 2003 Jamaal Branch, Colgate, rB 2004 lang Campbell, William & mary, QB 2005 erik meyer, eastern Wash., QB 2006 ricky Santos, New Hampshire, QB 2007 Jayson Foster, Ga. Southern, QB 2008 Armanti edwards, Appalachian St., QB ErNIE dAVIS AWArd First presented in 1992 to honor a Football Championship Subdivision college football player who has overcome personal, athletic or academic adversity and performs in an exemplary manner by the American Sports Wire. The award is named after the late ernie Davis, Syracuse halfback who won the Heisman Trophy in 1961. Year Player, College, Position 1992 Gilad landau, Grambling, PK 1993 Jay Walker, Howard, QB 1994 Steve mcNair, Alcorn St., QB 1995 earl Holmes, Florida A&m, lB 1996 Jason DeCuir, Howard, PK 1997 Demingo Graham, Hofstra, ol 1998 Chris Boden, Villanova, QB 1999 matt Bushart, Southern u., P 2000 Charles roberts, Sacramento St., rB 2001 mark leyenaar, robert morris, ol 2002 Kayode mayowa, Sacred Heart, lB 2003 Steve Baggs, Bethune-Cookman, lB 2004 Jamaal Branch, Colgate, rB 2005 Bruce eugene, Grambling, QB 2006 ricky Santos, New Hampshire, QB 2007 Antwaun molden, eastern Ky., CB 2008 Javarris Williams, Tennessee St., rB BUCK BUCHANAN AWArd First presented in 1995 to the nation’s outstanding Football Championship Subdivision defensive player by The Sports Network. The award is named after Junious “Buck” Buchanan, NAiA All-America defensive lineman at Grambling from 1959 through 1962 and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee after an outstanding 13-year career. Year Player, College, Position 1995 Dexter Coakley, Appalachian St., lB 1996 Dexter Coakley, Appalachian St., lB 1997 Chris mcNeil, N.C. A&T, De 1998 James milton, Western ill., lB 1999 Al lucas, Troy, DT 2000 edgerton Hartwell, Western ill., Dl 2001 Derrick lloyd, James madison, lB Year Player, College, Position 2002 rashean mathis, Bethune-Cookman, DB 2003 Jared Allen, idaho St., De 2004 Jordan Beck, Cal Poly, lB 2005 Chris Gocong, Cal Poly, De 2006 Kyle Shotwell, Cal Poly, lB 2007 Kroy Biermann, montana, De 2008 Greg Peach, eastern Wash., De dAVE rIMINGTON AWArd (FCS) First presented in 2003 to honor the best Football Championship Subdivision center by the Boomer esiason Foundation. The award is named after Dave rimington, a College Football Hall of Fame center from Nebraska and the only player to win the John outland Trophy twice (1981-82). Year Player, College 2003 eugene Amano, Southeast mo. St. 2004 rob Hunt, North Dakota St. 2005 Jeff Bolton, montana St. 2006 Jackie Skipper, Ark.-Pine Bluff 2007 Brennen Carvalho, Portland St. 2008 Scott lemn, James madison division II HArLON HILL TrOPHY First presented in 1986 to honor the best Division ii player by the Harlon Hill Award Committee of Florence, Alabama. The award is named after Harlon Hill, former receiver at North Alabama and the National Football league’s most valuable player for the Chicago Bears in 1955. Year Player, College, Position 1986 Jeff Bentrim, North Dakota St., QB 1987 Johnny Bailey, Tex. A&m-Kingsville, rB 1988 Johnny Bailey, Tex. A&m-Kingsville, rB 1989 Johnny Bailey, Tex. A&m-Kingsville, rB 1990 Chris Simdorn, North Dakota St., QB 1991 ronnie West, Pittsburg St., Wr 1992 ronald moore, Pittsburg St., rB 1993 roger Graham, New Haven, rB 1994 Chris Hatcher, Valdosta St., QB 1995 ronald mcKinnon, North Ala., lB 1996 Jarrett Anderson, Truman, rB 1997 irv Sigler, Bloomsburg, rB 1998 Brian Shay, emporia St., rB 1999 Corte mcGuffey, Northern Colo., QB 2000 Dusty Bonner, Valdosta St., QB 2001 Dusty Bonner, Valdosta St., QB 2002 Curt Anes, Grand Valley St., QB 2003 Will Hall, North Ala., QB 2004 Chad Friehauf, Colorado mines, QB 2005 Jimmy Terwilliger, east Stroudsburg, QB 2006 Danny Woodhead, Chadron St., rB 2007 Danny Woodhead, Chadron St., rB 2008 Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, rB dAVE rIMINGTON AWArd (NCAA II) First presented in 2003 to honor the best Division ii center by the Boomer esiason Foundation. The award is named after Dave rimington, a College Football Hall of Fame center from Nebraska and the only player to win the John outland Trophy twice (1981-82). Year Player, College 2003 Kevin Palmer, Tex. A&m-Kingsville 2004 Kevin Burton, Southeastern okla. 2005 lance Ancar, North Ala. 2006 Christian morton, South Dakota 2007 ryan Pope, Shepherd 2008 Sam Collins, Abilene Christian GENE UPSHAW AWArd First presented in 2004 by the manheim (PA) Touchdown Club to the Division ii lineman of the year. The award is named for Gene upshaw, an all-Pro offensive lineman during his 15-year Hall-of-Fame career with the oakland raiders, and the executive director of the National Football league Players Association from 1983 until his death in 2008. Year Player, College 2004 Nathan Baker, Pittsburg St. 2005 mike mcFadden, Grand Valley St. 2006 mike mcFadden, Grand Valley St. 2007 Brandon Barnes, Grand Valley St. 2008 Sam Collins, Abilene Christian Discontinued Awards JIM LANGEr AWArd First presented in 1994 to the top offensive lineman in Division ii by the American Football Coaches Association Division ii membership. The award is named after former South Dakota State standout Jim langer, a five-time NFl all-Pro center and 1987 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee. Year Player, College 1994 Kevin robson, North Dakota 1995 Adam Timmerman, South Dakota St. 1996 Chris Villarrial, indiana (PA) 1997 Andy mazurek, minn. St. mankato 1998 Sean mcNamara, Pittsburg St. 1999 Greg lotyse, North Dakota 2000 Nick o’Brien, Tex. A&m-Kingsville 2001 Brian Crawford, Western ore. 2002 Peter Campion, North Dakota St. 2003 Phillip Bogle, New Haven 2004 Alan Dunn, Tusculum 2005 Nick Hageman, South Dakota division III JOHN GAGLIArdI TrOPHY First presented in 1993 to the nation’s outstanding Division iii player by the St. John’s (minnesota) university J-Club. The award is named after John Gagliardi, St. John’s head coach for 55 seasons and one of only two coaches in college football history to win 400 games. Year Player, College, Position 1993 Jim Ballard, mount union, QB 1994 Carey Bender, Coe, rB 1995 Chris Palmer, St. John’s (mN), Wr 1996 lon erickson, ill. Wesleyan, QB 1997 Bill Borchert, mount union, QB 1998 Scott Hvistendahl, Augsburg, Wr/P 1999 Danny ragsdale, redlands, QB 2000 Chad Johnson, Pacific lutheran, QB 2001 Chuck moore, mount union, rB 2002 Dan Pugh, mount union, rB 2003 Blake elliott, St. John’s (mN), Wr 2004 rocky myers, Wesley, DB 2005 Brett elliott, linfield, QB 2006 Josh Brehm, Alma, QB 2007 Justin Beaver, Wis.-Whitewater, rB 2008 Greg micheli, mount union, QB dAVE rIMINGTON AWArd (NCAA III) First presented in 2003 to honor the best Division iii center by the Boomer esiason Foundation. The award is named after Dave rimington, a College Football Hall of Fame center from Nebraska and the only player to win the John outland Trophy twice (1981-82). Year Player, College 2003 Tom Doyle, Capital 2004 matthew Bush, mary Hardin-Baylor 2005 Damien Ciecwisz, Delaware Valley 2006 Josh Knox, Hardin-Simmons 2007 Brent Allen, Wis.-Whitewater 2008 Josh ostrue, St. Thomas (mN)
SPeCiAl AWArDS 23 Discontinued Awards CLIFF MELBErGEr AWArd First presented in 1993 to the nation’s outstanding Divi sion iii player by the Downtown Wilkes-Barre (PA) Touchdown Club. The award is named after Clifford K. melberger, captain of the 1960 Bucknell football team that won the lambert Cup and a member of the Touchdown Club’s board of directors. Year Player, College, Position 1993 Jim Ballard, mount union, QB 1994 Carey Bender, Coe, rB 1995 Craig Kusick, Wis.-la Crosse, QB 1996 Bill Borchert, mount union, QB 1997 Bill Borchert, mount union, QB 1998 mike Burton, Trinity (TX), QB 1999 Scott Pingel, Westminster (mo), Wr 2000 r.J. Bowers, Grove City, rB 2001 Chuck moore, mount union, rB 2002 Dan Pincelli, Hartwick, QB 2003 Brett Trichilo, Wilkes, rB 2004 Brett Trichilo, Wilkes, rB 2005 Brett elliott, linfield, QB 2006 Chris Sharpe, Springfield, QB 2007 Jason Boltus, Hartwick, QB COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME Established: in 1947, by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, inc. The first class of enshrinement of Division i or major-college players was in 1951. in 1996, the yearly classes elected were expanded to include other than Division i players. Eligibility: A nominated player must be out of college at least 10 years and a first-team All-America selection by a major selector during his career. For divisional (college-division) players, the player must have been a first-team selection on a recognized All-America team in the Football Championship Subdivision, Divisions ii or iii, or the NAiA. Coaches must be retired three years or are eligible immediately after retirement provided they are at least 70 years of age. Active coaches become eligible at 75 years of age. Coaches must have been a head coach for a minimum of 10 years and have coached at least 100 games with a .600 winning percentage. The voting is done by a 12-member panel made up of athletics directors, conference and bowl officials, and media representatives. member players are listed with the final year they played in college, and member coaches are listed with the year they were inducted. ($) indicates collegedivision member. (†) indicates deceased members. (#) indicates dual member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2009 Football Bowl Subdivision Class to be inducted at the 52nd annual awards dinner December 8, 2009, and enshrined at the Hall, in South Bend, ind., in the summer of 2010. Divisional Class to be enshrined during ceremonies at the Hall July 17-18, 2009. FOOTBALL BOWL SUBdIVISION CLASS Player, School Pos. Years Pervis Atkins, New mexico St. HB 1958-60 Tim Brown, Notre Dame .......................... Wr 1984-87 Chuck Cecil, Arizona ...................................DB 1984-87 ed Dyas, Auburn ............................................FB 1958-60 major Harris, West Virginia .......................QB 1987-89 Gordon Hudson, BYu .................................. Te 1980-83 William lewis, Harvard ................................. C 1892-93 Woodrow lowe, Alabama .........................lB 1972-75 Ken margerum, Stanford ......................... Wr 1977-80 Steve mcmichael, Texas ............................. DT 1976-79 Chris Spielman, ohio St. .............................lB 1984-87 larry Station, iowa ........................................lB 1982-85 Pat Swilling, Georgia Tech ........................ De 1982-85 Gino Torretta, miami (Fl) ..........................QB 1989-92 Curt Warner, Penn St....................................rB 1979-82 Grant Wistrom, Nebraska ......................... De 1994-97 Player, College Year Coach, School Years record Dick macPherson, massachusetts............................... 1971-77 Syracuse ...........................................1981-90 John robinson, Southern California ..................... 1976-82 Southern California .....................1993-97 uNlV .............................................1999-2004 111-73-5 132-77-4 dIVISIONAL CLASS (FCS, dIVISIONS II ANd III, NAIA) Player, School Pos. Years roger Brown, md.-east. Shore ................ DT 1956-59 Fred Dean, louisiana Tech ....................... DT 1971-74 Sam mills, montclair St. ..............................lB 1977-80 rod Smith, mo. Southern St. .................. Wr 1988, 90-93 Coach, School Years record Volney Ashford, mo. Valley............ 1937-71 197-55-12 Jim Donnan, marshall ........................................... 1990-95 104-40-0 Georgia .............................................1996-00 PLAYErS Player, College Year † earl Abell, Colgate .......................................................... 1915 † Alex Agase, Purdue/illinois ......................................... 1946 † Harry Agganis, Boston u. ........................................... 1952 Troy Aikman, oklahoma/uClA# .............................. 1988 † Frank Albert, Stanford .................................................. 1941 † Ki Aldrich, TCu .................................................................. 1938 † malcolm Aldrich, Yale .................................................... 1921 marcus Allen, Southern California# ........................ 1981 † Joe Alexander, Syracuse .............................................. 1920 lance Alworth, Arkansas# .......................................... 1961 † Alan Ameche, Wisconsin ............................................. 1954 † Knowlton Ames, Princeton ........................................ 1889 Warren Amling, ohio St. .............................................. 1946 Bob P. Anderson, Army ................................................. 1959 Bobby Anderson, Colorado........................................ 1969 Dick Anderson, Colorado ............................................ 1967 Donny Anderson, Texas Tech .................................... 1965 † Hunk Anderson, Notre Dame.................................... 1921 Jon Arnett, Southern California ................................ 1956 Doug Atkins, Tennessee# ............................................ 1952 Bob Babich, miami (oH) .............................................. 1968 † everett Bacon, Wesleyan (CT) .................................... 1912 † reds Bagnell, Penn......................................................... 1950 Johnny Bailey, Tex. A&m-Kingsville ($) .................. 1989 † Hobey Baker, Princeton ............................................... 1913 † John Baker, Southern California ............................... 1931 † moon Baker, Northwestern ........................................ 1926 Terry Baker, oregon St. ................................................ 1962 Jim Ballard, Wilmington (oH)/mount union($) .......... 1993 † Harold Ballin, Princeton ............................................... 1914 † Bill Banker, Tulane ........................................................... 1929 Vince Banonis, Detroit .................................................. 1941 mike Barber, marshall ($) ............................................. 1988 † Stan Barnes, California .................................................. 1921 † Charles Barrett, Cornell ................................................ 1915 † Bert Baston, minnesota................................................ 1916 † Cliff Battles, West Va. Wesleyan# .............................. 1931 † Sammy Baugh, TCu# ..................................................... 1936 maxie Baughan, Georgia Tech .................................. 1959 Kirk Baumgartner, Wis.-Stevens Point ($) ............. 1989 † James Bausch, Wichita St./Kansas ........................... 1930 ron Beagle, Navy ............................................................ 1955 Terry Beasley, Auburn ................................................... 1971 Gary Beban, uClA .......................................................... 1967 Hub Bechtol, Texas Tech/Texas ................................. 1946 † ray Beck, Georgia Tech ................................................ 1951 † John Beckett, oregon ................................................... 1916 Chuck Bednarik, Penn# ................................................ 1948 Forrest Behm, Nebraska .............................................. 1940 Bobby Bell, minnesota# ............................................... 1962 † ricky Bell, Southern California .................................. 1976 Joe Bellino, Navy ............................................................. 1960 † marty Below, Wisconsin ............................................... 1923 † Al Benbrook, michigan................................................. 1910 Cornelius Bennett, Alabama ...................................... 1986 Jeff Bentrim, North Dakota St. ($) ............................ 1986 † Charlie Berry, lafayette ................................................ 1924 Angelo Bertelli, Notre Dame ..................................... 1943 † Jay Berwanger, Chicago .............................................. 1935 Player, College Year † lawrence Bettencourt, St. mary’s (CA) .................. 1927 Fred Biletnikoff, Florida St.# ....................................... 1964 Bennie Blades, miami (Fl) ........................................... 1987 † Doc Blanchard, Army .................................................... 1946 Tony Blazine, ill. Wesleyan ($) .................................... 1934 † Al Blozis, Georgetown .................................................. 1941 † ed Bock, iowa St. ............................................................ 1938 † lynn Bomar, Vanderbilt................................................ 1924 † Douglas Bomeisler, Yale ............................................... 1912 † Albie Booth, Yale ............................................................. 1931 George Bork, Northern ill. ($) .................................... 1963 † Fred Borries, Navy ........................................................... 1934 Bruce Bosley, West Virginia ......................................... 1955 Don Bosseler, miami (Fl) ............................................. 1956 † Vic Bottari, California ..................................................... 1938 murry Bowden, Dartmouth ....................................... 1970 † Ben Boynton, Williams .................................................. 1920 Terry Bradshaw, louisiana Tech# ($) ....................... 1969 Tom Brahaney, oklahoma .......................................... 1972 † Charles Brewer, Harvard .............................................. 1895 † Johnny Bright, Drake .................................................... 1951 John Brodie, Stanford ................................................... 1956 † George Brooke, Swarthmore/Penn ........................ 1895 Al Brosky, illinois .............................................................. 1952 Bob Brown, Nebraska# ................................................. 1963 † Dave Brown, michigan ................................................. 1974 George Brown, Navy/San Diego St. ...................... 1947 † Gordon Brown, Yale ....................................................... 1900 Jim Brown, Syracuse# ................................................... 1956 † John Brown Jr., Navy ..................................................... 1913 † Johnny mack Brown, Alabama ................................. 1925 † Tay Brown, Southern California ................................ 1932 Tom Brown, minnesota ................................................ 1960 ross Browner, Notre Dame ........................................ 1977 Tel Bruner, Centre ($) ..................................................... 1985 † Buck Buchanan, Grambling# ($) .............................. 1962 Brad Budde, Southern California ............................. 1979 † Paul Bunker, Army .......................................................... 1902 Chris Burford, Stanford ................................................. 1959 Kurt Burris, oklahoma .................................................. 1954 † ron Burton, Northwestern ......................................... 1959 Dick Butkus, illinois# ...................................................... 1964 † robert Butler, Wisconsin ............................................. 1913 Kevin Butler, Georgia .................................................... 1984 † George Cafego, Tennessee ......................................... 1939 † red Cagle, la.-lafayette/Army ................................. 1929 † John Cain, Alabama ....................................................... 1932 Brad Calip, east Central ($) .......................................... 1984 ed Cameron, Wash. & lee ........................................... 1924 † David Campbell, Harvard ............................................ 1901 earl Campbell, Texas# ................................................... 1977 Billy Cannon, lSu ............................................................ 1959 † Jack Cannon, Notre Dame .......................................... 1929 John Cappelletti, Penn St. .......................................... 1973 † Frank Carideo, Notre Dame ........................................ 1930 † Charles Carney, illinois.................................................. 1921 J.C. Caroline, illinois........................................................ 1954 Bill Carpenter, Army ....................................................... 1959 † Hunter Carpenter, Virginia Tech/North Carolina 1905 Charles Carroll, Washington ....................................... 1928 Harry Carson, South Carolina St.# ($) ..................... 1975 Anthony Carter, michigan........................................... 1982 Tommy Casanova, lSu ................................................. 1971 † edward Casey, Harvard ................................................ 1919 Tony Casillas, oklahoma .............................................. 1985 rod Cason, Angelo St. ($) ............................................ 1971 Howard Cassady, ohio St. .......................................... 1955 † Guy Chamberlin, Neb. Wesleyan/Nebraska# ..... 1915 Sam Chapman, California ........................................... 1937 Bob Chappuis, michigan ............................................. 1947 † Paul Christman, missouri ............................................. 1940 Joe Cichy, North Dakota St. ($) ................................. 1970 † Dutch Clark, Colorado Col.# ....................................... 1929 Paul Cleary, Southern California............................... 1947 † Zora Clevenger, indiana ............................................... 1903 Jack Cloud, William & mary ........................................ 1949 † Gary Cochran, Princeton ............................................. 1897 † Josh Cody, Vanderbilt ................................................... 1919 Don Coleman, michigan St. ...................................... 1951 † Charlie Conerly, mississippi ........................................ 1947 † George Connor, Holy Cross/Notre Dame# .......... 1947 Bill Cooper, muskingum ($) ........................................ 1960 † William Corbin, Yale ....................................................... 1888 AWArd WINNErS
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