Jalen Hurts and Jonah Williams 2016 freshman All-Americans
The full list of SEC freshmen honored by Pro Football Focus includes:
Jalen Hurts, QB, Alabama
Benny Snell, RB, Kentucky
Isaac Nauta, TE, Georgia
Jonah Williams, OT, Alabama
Jawaan Taylor, OT, Florida
David Reese, LB, Florida
Jaylon Jones, CB, Ole Miss
Hurts and Williams are key components in undefeated Alabama’s offense. The Crimson Tide will need them to continue their strong seasons in order to make a run at a second-straight national championship.
HOUSTON (December 14, 2016) – The four finalists for the Rotary Lombardi Award were announced today and for the first time includes a quarterback, along with two defensive ends and a linebacker. The award ceremony, to be held at the Houston hobby Center, Saturday, February 11, 2017, will announce the final winner who best demonstrates outstanding performance and skill in their position and best exemplifies the discipline, virtue and wisdom that defined Vincent Lombardi's exceptional brand of leadership.
Final Four Rotary Lombardi Award Candidates:
Name
Position
University
Jonathan Allen
DE
Alabama Lamar Jackson
QB
Louisville Jabrill Peppers
LB/DB
Michigan Myles Garrett
DE
Texas A & M
That confused the hell out of me. 128 teams, right? 88th in sacks allowed. 124th in total first downs. 121st in total offense. 95th in scoring offense.
That confused the hell out of me. 128 teams, right? 88th in sacks allowed. 124th in total first downs. 121st in total offense. 95th in scoring offense.
That confused the hell out of me. 128 teams, right? 88th in sacks allowed. 124th in total first downs. 121st in total offense. 95th in scoring offense.
I don't know, Ricky. I see this award almost like the big ole boot they give to the winner of the LSU vs Arkansas game--made up rivalry with a useless trophy.
Last year was the first year of the award. Bama won it, was a finalist this season as well, but that has nothing to do with my impression of this award.
Last year Notre Dame was one of the finalist. That caught my eye especially given their four win season. Michigan State was there, Arkasas was as well. Iowa snuck in last year with one or two other teams.
Iowa got it this season largely due to their injuries. They had a different OL starting in 80% of their games as I recall. It's a nice, feel-good story. Bottom line remains they were playing 2's and 3's and their production was piss poor.
I guess it all boils down to what this means:
The award annually recognizes the nation’s Most Outstanding Offensive Line Unit that best displays Toughness, Effort, Teamwork, Consistency, Technique, and “Finishing”.
You know what @TerryP some of these awards that are giving out, I'm like :headscratch: my head wondering why? Thanks for your input, I come here to really get all my news on Bama sports and those other team here first.
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