All Big 12 awards

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Being revealed at the site now.

Link (http://www.big12sports.com/ViewArticle.dbml?&ATCLID=205038561&DB_OEM_ID=10410)

[EatLeadCommie]

Gundy with COY. Well-deserved, IMO.

[EatLeadCommie]

Beal with DL of the year. Way to go, Jeremy!

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Jer-emy! Jer-emy!

:mad: It's pronounced BILL, Kirk. SAY IT! JEREMY BILL!, Not, Beeeeal, BILL! :mad:

[EatLeadCommie]

offensive FOY is Taylor Martinez. No shocker there.

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Notice how they're giving awards to Nebbish and Colorado players on their way out... hmmmm :mad:

:D on the other hand, so far a texas shutout.

[kelloggOUballa]

T-Jeff!!!!!

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TONY JEFFERSON Co-Defensive Froshie of the year! :D:D:D:D

[picasso]

What about Taylor Weeden?

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What about Taylor Weeden?

Only announcing em one at a time. Click the link to follow along. One every five minutes till 11 a.m. (Oklahoma time) then they announce the all-conference teams all at once.

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The score is now Pokes 3, Sooners 2. They had coach, defensive froshie and special teamer. :rolleyes:

[NormanPride]

I have no idea who Shaun Lewis is. Was he good?

[kelloggOUballa]

Five "finalists" for Offensive Player of the Year, IMO, are:

Landry Jones, Ryan Broyles, Brandon Weeden, Justin Blackmon, and Robert Griffin. Who gets the nod? I won't choose between our two Sooners, but I hope one of them gets it!

[CowboyMRW]

I have no idea who Shaun Lewis is. Was he good?

Freshman outside backer. Had the pick 6

[Mad Dog Madsen]

Five "finalists" for Offensive Player of the Year, IMO, are:

Landry Jones, Ryan Broyles, Brandon Weeden, Justin Blackmon, and Robert Griffin. Who gets the nod? I won't choose between our two Sooners, but I hope one of them gets it!

Ryan mother****in' Broyles baby!!!

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LOL @ nebbish kicker not winning the special teams award.

[kelloggOUballa]

Ryan mother****in' Broyles baby!!!

Good choice!

[Boomer.....]

I could see it being Blackmon.

[stoops the eternal pimp]

yay for name recognition awards!

[NormanPride]

Freshman outside backer. Had the pick 6

Ahhh, yes. He's a good one.

Prince Amakamura is one of the most hyped corners I have ever seen. I only see him "almost" make a ton of plays, though...

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OK, Nebbish now has three honorees along with the Pokes' three honorees.

Yes, this means that the Pokes once again did less with more. Two first-rounders last year? No BCS, no conference/division title and NO bowl victory. rofl

[kelloggOUballa]

LOL @ nebbish kicker not winning the special teams award.

I didn't even think about that..wow.

[CowboyMRW]

Prince with DPOY

[ousooner1980]

Prince Amukamara get Def Player of Year

[kelloggOUballa]

F Blackmon...

[bigfatjerk]

Blackmon is offensive player on the year.

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Blackmon, eh? Well, shoot.

[kelloggOUballa]

Broyles better not get screwed for ALL of these awards. He's the best player in the country, IMO.

[Boomer.....]

He will be a first team All Big 12.

[Boomer.....]

2010 All-Big 12 Football First Team OFFENSE
Pos. Player School Class Hometown/Previous School(s)
QB Brandon Weeden Oklahoma State Jr. Edmond, Okla./Santa Fe
RB Kendall Hunter** Oklahoma State Sr. Tyler, Texas/John Tyler
RB DeMarco Murray Oklahoma Sr. Las Vegas, Nev./Bishop Gorman
FB Bryant Ward # Oklahoma State Sr. Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater
WR Ryan Broyles** Oklahoma Jr. Norman, Okla./Norman
WR Justin Blackmon** Oklahoma State So. Ardmore, Okla./Plainview
WR Jeff Fuller Texas A&M Jr. McKinney, Texas/Boyd
TE Michael Egnew Missouri Jr. Plainview, Texas/Plainview
OL Nate Solder # Colorado Sr. Buena Vista, Colo./Buena Vista
OL Tim Barnes Missouri Sr. Longwood, Mo./Pettis County Northwest
OL Levy Adcock Oklahoma State Jr. Claremore, Okla./NEO A&M JC
OL Ricky Henry Nebraska Sr. Omaha, Neb./Burke/North Dakota State College of Science
OL Eric Mensik Oklahoma Sr. Rosenburg, Texas/Terry
PK Dan Bailey Oklahoma State Sr. Mustang, Okla./Southwest Covenant
KR/PR William Powell Kansas State Sr. Duncanville, Texas/Navarro College

DEFENSE
DL Jeremy Beal Oklahoma Sr. Carrollton, Texas/Creekview
DL Sam Acho Texas Sr. Dallas, Texas/St. Mark’s
DL Pierre Allen Nebraska Sr. Denver, Colo./Thomas Jefferson
DL Aldon Smith Missouri So. Raytown, Mo./Raytown
DL Jared Crick # Nebraska Jr. Cozad, Neb./Cozad
LB Von Miller # Texas A&M Sr. DeSoto, Texas/DeSoto
LB Lavonte David Nebraska Jr. Miami, Fla./Northwestern/Fort Scott CC
LB Orie Lemon Oklahoma State Sr. Houston, Texas/Yates
DB Quinton Carter Oklahoma Sr. Las Vegas, Nev./Cheyenne
DB Jimmy Smith Colorado Sr. Colton, Calif./Colton
DB Eric Hagg Nebraska Sr. Peoria, Ariz./Ironwood
DB Prince Amukamara # Nebraska Sr. Glendale, Ariz./Apollo
DB Andrew McGee Oklahoma State Sr. Magee, Miss./Magee/Copiah-Lincoln CC
P Quinn Sharp Oklahoma State So. Mansfield, Texas/Summit
# - Repeat first team selection from last season.
**Unanimous Selection

2010 All-Big 12 Football Second Team OFFENSE
Pos. Player School Class Hometown/Previous School(s)
QB Robert Griffin III Baylor So. Copperas Cove, Texas/Copperas Cove
RB Roy Helu Jr. ^ Nebraska Sr. Danville, Calif./San Ramon Valley
RB Daniel Thomas Kansas State Sr. Hilliard, Fla./NW Mississippi CC
FB Trey Millard Oklahoma Fr. Columbia, Mo./Rock Bridge
WR Kendall Wright Baylor Jr. Pittsburg, Texas/Pittsburg
WR Niles Paul Nebraska Sr. Omaha, Neb./North
WR T.J. Moe Missouri So. O’Fallon, Mo./Fort Zumwalt West
TE Collin Franklin Iowa State Sr. Simi Valley, Calif./Simi Valley/College of the Canyons CC
OL Zach Kendall Kansas State Sr. Peculiar, Mo./Harrisonville
OL Danny Watkins Baylor Sr. Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada/Butte (Calif.) College
OL Matt Allen Texas A&M Sr. Spring, Texas/LSU
OL Lonnie Edwards Texas Tech Jr. Brownsboro, Texas/Brownsboro
OL Ben Lamaak Iowa State Sr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Kennedy
PK Alex Henery ^ Nebraska Sr. Omaha, Neb./Burke
KR/PR Niles Paul Nebraska Sr. Omaha, Neb./North

DEFENSE
DL Colby Whitlock Texas Tech Sr. Noble, Okla./Noble
DL Phil Taylor Baylor Sr. Clinton, Md./Gwynn Park/Penn State
DL Ugo Chinasa Oklahoma State Sr. Richardson, Texas/Berkner
DL Jacquies Smith Missouri Jr. Dallas, Texas/South Oak Cliff
DL Cameron Meredith Nebraska So. Huntington Beach, Calif./Mater Dei
LB Travis Lewis Oklahoma Jr. San Antonio, Texas/Robert E. Lee
LB Jake Knott Iowa State So. Waukee, Iowa/Waukee
LB Emmanuel Acho Texas Jr. Dallas, Texas/St. Mark’s
DB Alfonzo Dennard Nebraska Jr. Rochelle, Ga./Wilcox County
DB Aaron Williams Texas Jr. Round Rock, Texas/McNeil
DB Leonard Johnson Iowa State Jr. Clearwater, Fla./Largo
DB Coryell Judie Texas A&M Jr. Marlin, Texas/Fort Scott CC
DB Ty Zimmerman Kansas State Fr. Junction City, Kan./Junction City
DB Curtis Brown Texas Sr. Gilmer, Texas/Gilmer
P Alex Henery Nebraska Sr. Omaha, Neb./Burke
^ - Repeat second team selection from last season.

2010 All-Big 12 Honorable Mention
Baylor: Philip Blake, OL; Art Briles, Coach of the Yr.; Derek Epperson, P; Robert Griffin III, Off. Ply. of the Yr.; Jay Finley, RB; Antonio Johnson, LB; Aaron Jones, PK; Byron Landor, DB.

Colorado: B.J. Beatty, LB; Jalil Brown, DB; Ryan Deehan, TE; Josh Hartigan, DL; Scotty McKnight, WR; Ryan Miller, OL; Will Pericak, DL; Paul Richardson, Off. Fr. of the Yr.

Iowa State: Kirby Van Der Kamp, P & Def. Fr. of the Yr.; A.J. Klein, LB; Jake Knott, Def. Ply. of the Yr.; Jake Lattimer, DL; Kelechi Osemele, OL; Paul Rhoads, Coach of the Yr.; David Sims, DB
Kansas: DJ Beshears, P/KR; Jake Laptad, DL; Alonso Rojas, P.

Kansas State: Josh Cherry, PK; Stephen Harrison, DB; Aubrey Quarles, WR; Terrance Sweeney, DB; Ty Zimmerman, Def. Fr. of the Yr.

Missouri: Tim Barnes, Off. Lmn. of the Yr.; Elvis Fisher, OL; Blaine Gabbert, QB; Andrew Gachkar, LB & Def. Ply. of the Yr.; Zaviar Gooden, LB; Jarrell Harrison, DB; Dan Hoch, OL; Brad Madison, DL; Gary Pinkel, Coach of the Yr.; Grant Ressel, PK & Sp. Tms. Ply. of the Yr.; Terrell Resonno, DL; Kevin Rutland, DB; Jacquies Smith, Def. Lmn. of the Yr.; Austin Wuebbels, OL.

Nebraska: Rex Burkhead, RB; Mike Caputo, OL & Off. Lmn. of the Yr.; Jared Crick, Def. Lmn. of the Yr.; DeJon Gomes, DB; Alex Henery, Sp. Tms. Ply. of the Yr.; Ricky Henry, Off. Lmn. of the Yr.; Taylor Martinez, QB; Baker Steinkuhler, DL; Keith Williams, OL.

Oklahoma: Jeremy Beal, Def. Ply. of the Yr.; Ryan Broyles, Off. Ply. of the Yr.; Landry Jones, QB; Jamell Fleming, DB; Tony Jefferson, Def. Fr. of the Yr.; Jonathan Nelson, DB; Kenny Stills, WR & Off. Fr. of the Yr.; Bob Stoops, Coach of the Yr.; Tress Way, P;

Oklahoma State: Levy Adcock, Off. Lmn. of the Yr.; Grant Garner, OL; Shaun Lewis, Def. Fr. of the Yr.; Joseph Randle, Off. Fr. of the Yr.; Quinn Sharp, Sp. Tms. Ply. of the Yr.; Lane Taylor, OL; Johnny Thomas, DB; Brandon Weeden, Off. Ply. of the Yr.

Texas: Sam Acho, Def. Lmn. of the Yr.; Blake Gideon, DB; Jordan Hicks, Def. Fr. of the Yr.; Michael Huey, OL; Jackson Jeffcoat, Def. Fr. of the Yr.; Kheeston Randall, DL; Keenan Robinson, LB.

Texas A&M: Eddie Brown, DL; Randy Bullock, PK; Ryan Epperson, P; Terrence Frederick, DB; Cyrus Gray, RB; Dustin Harris, DB; Michael Hodges, LB; Trent Hunter, DB; Tony Jerod-Eddie, DL; Luke Joeckel, OL & Off. Fr. of the Yr. & Off. Lmn. of the Yr.; Coryell Judie, P/KR & New. of the Yr.; Michael Lamothe, FB; Patrick Lewis, OL; Jake Matthews, OL; Kenric McNeal, P/KR; Von Miller, Def. Ply. of the Yr.; Lucas Patterson, DL; Mike Sherman, Coach of Yr; Ryan Swope, WR; Ryan Tannehill, QB; Brian Thomas, OL; Garrick Williams, LB.

Texas Tech: Baron Batch, RB; Bront Bird, LB; Cody Davis, DB; Brian Duncan, DL; DJ Johnson, DB; Lyle Leong, WR; Detron Lewis, WR; Eric Stephens, P/KR; LaAdrian Waddle, OL; Colby Whitlock, Def. Lmn. of the Yr.

[Rocko]

It's a numbers game. Blackmon has bigger numbers, and unfortunately that's what counts in the WR position. However, I wish we could see the number of drops each had throughout the year because I'm quite confident that Broyles would have less than Blackmon.

I honestly cannot believe Landry didn't make it. No worries though, he has two more years, and he's on the right track.

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Landry was hosed!

[kelloggOUballa]

Seriously, Landry should have been First Team! Hopefully the media is smarter than the idiot coaches.

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Landry was hosed!

Honorable mention's nothing to sneeze at... unless you have the flu

[3rdgensooner]

- Oklahoma has won the most major awards in the 14-year history of the Big 12 with 25. Well, yes.


Landry was hosed!Agree.

[Widescreen]

Honorable mention's nothing to sneeze at... unless you have the flu

soonerus is poster of the year. But you're honorable mention.

How does that feel? ;)

[stoops the eternal pimp]

has to be the first time texas didn't have 1 single first team offensive player

[jkm, the stolen pifwafwi]

not one unanimous selection on defense. that is rare.

[CowboyMRW]

Looks like I was almost correct at most positions yesterday. TLew was the biggest surprise to me

[stoops the eternal pimp]

not for me

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soonerus is poster of the year. But you're honorable mention.

How does that feel? ;)

He starts more threads than I do, but I post more words, so it's understandable. Plus, the threads he starts actually get star treatment, whereas most of mine are unworthy of stars (like this one).

As with Landry, it's an honor to just be mentioned :D

[jkm, the stolen pifwafwi]

Looks like I was almost correct at most positions yesterday. TLew was the biggest surprise to me

we always have one guy who gets awards he doesn't earn.

[CowboyMRW]

not for me

I'll bet you the media switches him and Orie. The media is all about names. I thought Orie really deserved it but not many people knew of him outside of Stillwater and everyone knows who Lewis is

[stoops the eternal pimp]

you are probably right..the post season awards more often than not disappoint me with their selections...

and Orie Lemon deserves 1st team IMO

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PASSING AVG/GAME Team Cl G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Avg/G
1. Jones, Landry OU SO 8 358 239 7 66.8 2726 25 340.8
2. Weeden, Brandon OSU JR 8 322 214 9 66.5 2711 16 338.9
3. Griffin III, Robert BU SO 8 286 199 6 69.6 2224 13 278.0


LJ had a better completion percentage, more yards, more TDs, and less interceptions.

[EatLeadCommie]

Blackmon getting it over Broyles is no surprise. He will likely get the Biletnikoff over Broyles as well. Blackmon's numbers are flat-out ridiculous and he is deserving of the award.

Not surprised that Weeden or Griffin ended up with all BXII honors considering what their teams did this year. Honestly, I have a hard time thinking that either couldn't post numbers as good as Landry at OU. And this year's OU offense, along with last year's, has lived up to the "gimmick offense" label that so undeservedly thrust upon it when Jason and Sam were running it. The offense all year (and last year w/out Sam) has been designed around bubble screens and YAC. If the pundits all thought we were running a gimmick O with Jason and Sam, what must they think this year?

We should keep in mind that we often get awards simply because we're Oklahoma, or that the talent level at OU allows other players to thrive. I don't mind if voters every now and then want to vote for a Griffin or Weeden based on what they had to work with.

[usaosooner]

love the list.. have no real problem with it besides Millard

[Jacie]

Whorns had one player from their offense earn a Big XII postseason award, Michael Huey, OL got Honorable Mention.

[bigfatjerk]

I have a problem with Landry not getting QB. Look at the conference numbers. He has the best QB Rating. Thrown 25 TDs 7 INTs only Robert Griffin has thrown fewer INTs than Landry in conference play. Weeden threw 10.

Landry had more yards, by far more TDs, and threw few INTs and had a higher completion percentage and had better QB Rating and in the face to face game he beat Weeden. I don't get Weeden and Griffin over Landry.

[CowboyMRW]

love the list.. have no real problem with it besides Millard

Millard will win it the next 3 years. It was going to be hard to unseat Ward since he was returning 1st team, not to discredit Millard as that guy is a beast

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Did ya'll notice that for a league that is allegedly tex-centric, there were a lot of non-texas player honorees this time around? Sure, there's still plenty of texas high school recruits, but a lot of honorees started elsewhere.

[OUmillenium]

It was posted earlier but I'm stickin it again...

Oklahoma has won the most major awards in the 14-year history of the Big 12 with 25. Texas is next with 22 winners, followed by Kansas State (16); Nebraska (14), Oklahoma State (10), Colorado (7), Iowa State (7), Texas Tech (7), Kansas (6), Missouri (6), Texas A&M (5) and Baylor (2).

[SoonerPr8r]

He starts more threads than I do, but I post more words, so it's understandable. Plus, the threads he starts actually get star treatment, whereas most of mine are unworthy of stars (like this one).

As with Landry, it's an honor to just be mentioned :D

That "Delete Me" thread you started got the big 5 star treatment :D :pop:

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That "Delete Me" thread you started got the big 5 star treatment :D :pop:

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[Dwight]

I have a problem with Landry not getting QB. Look at the conference numbers. He has the best QB Rating. Thrown 25 TDs 7 INTs only Robert Griffin has thrown fewer INTs than Landry in conference play. Weeden threw 10.

Landry had more yards, by far more TDs, and threw few INTs and had a higher completion percentage and had better QB Rating and in the face to face game he beat Weeden. I don't get Weeden and Griffin over Landry.

Yeah. Landry should've won

[OK2U]

Perhaps T. Lewis not getting first team honors will humble him enough to realize he's got some things to work on and should come back for his senior year to improve his draft stock.

[meoveryouxinfinity]

Blackmon getting it over Broyles is no surprise. He will likely get the Biletnikoff over Broyles as well. Blackmon's numbers are flat-out ridiculous and he is deserving of the award.

Not surprised that Weeden or Griffin ended up with all BXII honors considering what their teams did this year. Honestly, I have a hard time thinking that either couldn't post numbers as good as Landry at OU. And this year's OU offense, along with last year's, has lived up to the "gimmick offense" label that so undeservedly thrust upon it when Jason and Sam were running it. The offense all year (and last year w/out Sam) has been designed around bubble screens and YAC. If the pundits all thought we were running a gimmick O with Jason and Sam, what must they think this year?

We should keep in mind that we often get awards simply because we're Oklahoma, or that the talent level at OU allows other players to thrive. I don't mind if voters every now and then want to vote for a Griffin or Weeden based on what they had to work with.

If that's the case, give it to Griffin. Give the Heisman to D. Robinson at Michigan.

[fwsooner22]

No real problem with any of that except that the only * mention should have been Acho. Nothing else.

[Okie35]

Fleming should've got 2nd team over one of *'s players. His numbers are better than Aaron Williams and Curtis Brown and he doesn't muff punts.

[soonerbub]

Little (pleasantly) surprised about Mensik
unpleasantly surprised about Landry

[Mad Dog Madsen]

Yeah. Landry should've won

You put some deep thought into that one huh? :D

[Soonerfan88]

I honestly thought Habern would at least get Honorable mention at center but I guess that's what happens when your line can't get the RB into the end zone after 1000 tries at aTm.

Congrats to all Sooners.

[bigfatjerk]

I honestly thought Habern would at least get Honorable mention at center but I guess that's what happens when your line can't get the RB into the end zone after 1000 tries at aTm.

Congrats to all Sooners.

How many times has he snapped over Landry Jones this year? There's been at least 4 or 5 this year.