11/20/09- Joe Long, rSo, Wayne State (MI), 6-5, 307 2009 ALL-GLIAC HONORABLE MENTION: Joe Long (RSo./OL), has been selected All-Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Honorable Mention for the 2009 college football season in balloting conducted by the league’s head coaches. - GLIAC football
11/20/09- Ryan Jonik, Sr, Wayne State (MI), 6-3, 308 2009 ALL-GLIAC SECOND TEAM: OL Ryan Jonik, Wayne State, Sr., has been selected All-Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Second Team for the 2009 college football season in balloting conducted by the league’s head coaches. - GLIAC football
11/20/09- Nick McDonald, rSr, Grand Valley State, 6-4, 308 2009 ALL-GLIAC FIRST TEAM: OL Nick McDonald, Grand Valley State, Sr., has been selected All-Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference First Team for the 2009 college football season in balloting conducted by the league’s head coaches. - Grand Valley State football
11/20/09- Cameron Bradfield, rJr, Grand Valley State, 6-5, 298 2009 ALL-GLIAC FIRST TEAM: OL Cameron Bradfield, Grand Valley State, Jr., has been selected All-Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference First Team for the 2009 college football season in balloting conducted by the league’s head coaches. - Grand Valley State football
11/20/09- Josh Oglesby, rSo, Wisconsin, 6-7, 330 Wisconsin sophomore offensive tackle Josh Oglesby, who suffered an injury to his left knee on Nov. 7 at Indiana and did not play last week against Michigan, is set to undergo surgery no later than Monday and could be sidelined until UW's bowl game. "We thought he could play with it and it looks like that's probably not going to be the case," UW coach Bret Bielema said after practice Thursday night. "We might get him in (surgery) tomorrow but probably Monday." Junior Jake Bscherer, who started in place of Oglesby against Michigan, is set to start Saturday when UW (8-2, 5-2 Big Ten Conference plays at Northwestern (7-4, 4-3). Redshirt freshman Ricky Wagner will back up both tackle spots. "He might get some time depending on how Jake is handling four quarters of football," Bielema said of Wagner. According to Bielema, Oglesby hopes to be ready to play by UW's regular-season finale Dec. 5 at Hawaii. "Certain kids can come back from that situation quicker than later," he said. "It's a two-to-four-week deal." - Jeff Potrykus, the Journal Sentinel
11/19/09- Michael Yoder, Fr, Northeastern State (OK), 6-5, 280 LONE STAR CONFERENCE NORTH DIVISION FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Michael Yoder, Northeastern State, has been selected Freshman of the Year for the 2009 college football season in voting by the North Division coaches. Northeastern State placed 12 on the first and second teams with with offensive lineman Mike Yoder named the Freshman of the Year. Yoder is a 6-5, 280-pound freshman from Kingwood, Texas, where he was a two-year starter, while earning all-district honors. - Northeastern State football
11/19/09- Tony Washington, Sr, Abilene Christian, 6-6, 305 LONE STAR CONFERENCE SOUTH DIVISION OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR: Tony Washington, Abilene Christian, has been selected Offensive Lineman of the Year for the 2009 college football season in voting by the South Division coaches. The Wildcats' 10 first-team selections are the third-highest total in program history, while the 21 overall selections are tied for the second-most in program history. Over the last four seasons the Wildcats lead the LSC with 47 first-team selections and 86 overall selections. "I'm really proud of our players for the hard work they've put in over the last 10 months to prepare themselves for the season, and our success is proof of that hard work," ACU head coach Chris Thomsen said. "Our coaching staff deserves a lot of credit as well for the hours they put in to get our guys ready to play. I'm very lucky to be able to work with such great coaches." - Abilene Christian football
11/19/09- R.J. Brisbon, Sr, Texas AM-Commerce, 6-5, 298 LONE STAR CONFERENCE NORTH DIVISION CO-OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR: R.J. Brisbon, Texas A&M-Commerce, has been selected Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year for the 2009 college football season in voting by the North Division coaches. Also earning individual recognition in the North Divison was Brisbon, who was selected as the co-Offensive Lineman of the Year, Green as the Defensive Lineman of the Year and Whitfield as the Linebacker of the Year. Plus, Head Coach Guy Morriss was selected as the Coach of the Year. The recognition by Morriss is the first time since Eddie Vowell was honored in 1990. It also marks the third-straight year that the Lions have had the Defensive Lineman of the Year. It is the second-straight year that Brisbon has earned recognition as the Offensive Lineman of the Year. The Lions won its first outright divisional title since 1990 with a perfect 5-0 record in the LSC North. - Texas A&M-Commerce football
11/18/09- Andrew West, rSr, Buffalo, 6-6, 302 Senior right tackle Andrew West will not play at Miami (Ohio) for disciplinary reasons. West was ejected from the Ohio game following an unsportsmanlike like conduct penalty for blocking below the knees. Sophomore Matt Ostrowski will start in place of West and is the only significant change on the Bulls' two deep. Four tailbacks seniors Ike Nduka and Mario Henry, junior Brandon Thermilus and true freshman Jeffvon Gill are listed on the depth chart with Nduka as the starter.
11/18/09- Nick McDonald, rSr, Grand Valley State, 6-4, 308 2009 GREAT LAKES INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR: Nick McDonald (Sr, OT, Grand Valley State) anchored a Grand Valley State offensive line that ranked third among Division II programs and led the GLIAC in QB sacks allowed (6) in 11 games. In addition, McDonald was a key contributor to a GVSU offense that ranked first in the GLIAC in rushing (237.8 ypg), third in passing (227.4 ypg), first in total offense (465.2 ypg) and second in scoring (36.9). Grand Valley State is 48-3 during McDonald’s playing career. - GLIAC football
11/18/09- Shea Carr, Jr, Truman State, 6-4, 298 2009 ALL-MIAA HONORABLE MENTION: Shea Carr, Jr., OL, has been selected All Mid-America Conference Honorable Mention for the 2009 college football season. Junior Shea Carr (Washington, Mo./St. Francis Borgia) was an anchor on the offensive line for the Bulldogs and started all 11 games at left tackle. As a team, Truman’s offensive line surrendered just 2.2 sacks per game. - Truman football
11/18/09- Bill Boyer, rJr, Washburn, 6-4, 312 2009 ALL-MIAA HONORABLE MENTION: Bill Boyer, Jr., OL, has been selected All Mid-America Conference Honorable Mention for the 2009 college football season. - Washburn football
11/18/09- Bryan Bulaga, Jr, Iowa, 6-6, 312 Hawkeye offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga said Tuesday he would consider leaving school early, if he was a likely first-round pick in next spring’s NFL draft. “I think it’s foolish if you go out and you’re not going to be a top guy,” he said. “When you get taken in the first round, that says a lot about you and a lot about how you’ve played.” The 6-foot-6, 312-pound junior is rated as the No. 2 tackle nationally, according to draft projections by CBSSportsline.com. “Right now, my parents are taking care of all that kind of stuff,” Bulaga said. “I’m staying out of it.” Bulaga said at some point he and his family will meet with coach Kirk Ferentz to discuss his future. “The guy who’s going to know most is coach Ferentz,” Bulaga said. “He’s going to be the guy who knows all the stuff, and that’s the one guy I’m going to go to. That’s going to be the main source of information.” Bulaga missed three games this season with a thyroid condition, but said he wasn’t sure how that might impact how scouts view him. “No matter if it’s this year or next year, they’re going to look at it,” Bulaga said. “But from what I know, it’s under control. I feel fine.” - Andrew Logue, The Des Moines Register
11/18/09- Brian Folkerts, So, Washburn, 6-4, 285 2009 ALL-MIAA SECOND TEAM: OL: Brian Folkerts, So., Washburn, has been selected All Mid-America Conference Second Team for the 2009 college football season. Folkerts helped the Ichabods set a new single-season team scoring record with 449 points averaging 40.8 points per game while averaging 473.5 yards per game in total offense. - Washburn football
11/18/09- Colby McKinney, Jr, Fort Hays State, 6-4, 315 2009 ALL-MIAA HONORABLE MENTION: Colby McKinney, Jr., OL, has been selected All Mid-America Conference Honorable Mention for the 2009 college football season. McKinney, a junior from Arvada, Colo., earned his first all-conference nod as an honorable mention selection on the offensive line. McKinney was the starting right tackle for FHSU throughout the entire 2009 season. - Fort Hays State football
11/17/09- Todd Shelton, Sr, Missouri Western, 6-4, 285 2009 ALL-MIAA SECOND TEAM: OL: Todd Shelton, Sr., Missouri Western, has been selected All Mid-America Conference Second Team for the 2009 college football season. Shelton has had an outstanding career in the black and gold playing in 46 of 47 possible games. Shelton has helped the Griffons offense average 421.1 yards per contest which is on pace to break the MWSU record of 407.5 (2004). He has helped the Griffons quarterbacks pass for 2,938 which is just 49 yards shy of the old record 2,987 set in 2000. - Missouri Western football
11/17/09- Wesley Yarbough, Sr, Fort Hays State, 6-4, 310 2009 ALL-MIAA FIRST TEAM: OL: Wes Yarbough, Sr., Fort Hays State, has been selected All Mid-America Conference First Team for the 2009 college football season. Yarbough earned his second-consecutive all-conference nod. The Missouri City, Texas senior was an honorable mention selection on the offensive line last year. - Fort Hays State football
11/17/09- Paul Duncan, Sr, Notre Dame, 6-7, 315 11/17/09 NFL DRAFT SCOUT FALLER: Paul Duncan, OT, Notre Dame: Time after time this season, Duncan has proven himself unable to handle pass protection against top talent. Pittsburgh's junior defensive end Greg Romeus, a probable first-round pick in 2010 or 2011, continually beat Duncan on the edge or used a bull rush to get under the pads of the 6-7, 315-pound senior tackle. With the Irish trying to take the lead late in the game, Romeus pressured junior QB Jimmy Clausen twice, forcing a fumble that basically ended the game, with Duncan getting no help. Clausen's talent and head coach Charlie Weis' decided schematic advantage makes little difference without the proper protection. - Chad Reuter, The SportsXchange, NFLDraftScout.com
11/16/09- Jason Wiseman, Jr, Northwest Missouri State, 6-4, 278 2009 ALL-MIAA FIRST TEAM: OL: Jason Wiseman, Jr., Northwest Missouri, has been selected All Mid-America Conference First Team for the 2009 college football season. Northwest’s line helps boast the nation’s second-highest scoring team (44.6 ppg) with the fourth-best average of total offense (493.7 ypg). Northwest’s passing attack ranks seventh nationally. The Bearcats have allowed 18 sacks in 11 games. - Northwest Missouri football
11/14/09- Alejandro Villanueva, Sr, Army, 6-10, 283 Patrick Mealy ran 16 times for 136 yards and a touchdown to lead Army to a 22-17 victory over Virginia Military Institute on Saturday. Alejandro Villanueva caught seven passes for 119 yards and a TD in front of 32,109 at Michie Stadium. Army lost four of its five fumbles, including one when Trent Steelman mishandled a snap on the VMI 27-yard line with 2:47 remaining and the Black Knights clinging to their 22-17 lead. The Keydets drove to the Army 34 with less than 25 seconds remaining, but couldn’t get any closer. The Black Knights (4-6) ended a three-game skid and reached four wins in a season for the first time since they went 4-7 in 2005. Howard Abegesah led VMI (2-8), a Football Championship Subdivision squad, with 24 carries for 111 yards and a score. - AP Sports
11/10/09- Jarvis Jones, rSo, Oklahoma, 6-7, 298 The Oklahoma Sooners have lost three more players for the season. Coach Bob Stoops said Tuesday that starting offensive lineman Jarvis Jones will miss the rest of the year with a fractured heel suffered during a 10-3 loss at Nebraska on Saturday. Jones is the fifth starter the Sooners (5-4, 3-2 Big 12) have lost for the season. Defensive end Auston English was scheduled to have surgery on an injured ankle tendon Tuesday and team captain Brody Eldridge is out the rest of the year with a neck injury. Stoops had initially described it as a shoulder sprain. Heisman Trophy winner Sam Bradford and star tight end Jermaine Gresham had season-ending surgeries earlier this year. - AP Sports
11/09/09- Jason Fox, Sr, Miami, 6-6, 314 ACC WEEK 10 OFFENSIVE LINEMEN OF THE WEEK: Jason Fox, Miami, OT: Miami senior offensive tackle Jason Fox’s second Offensive Lineman of the Week honor came after he helped anchor an offensive line that made space for a Hurricane offense that piled up season-highs of 515 yards and 268 rushing yards in Miami’s 52-17 win over visiting Virginia. Fox graded out at 98 percent, had five pancake blocks, and did not allow a sack. - ACC football
11/09/09- Aaron Douglas, rFr, Tennessee, 6-6, 282 SEC WEEK 10 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK: Aaron Douglas, Tackle, Tennessee, made his sixth consecutive start at right tackle as Tennessee defeated Memphis, 56-28. The Vols compiled 566 yards of total offense, including 429 passing on 38 attempts with just one sack, while holding the ball for more than 32 minutes in the game. In 71 offensive plays, the Vols had just six lost rushing yards. The Vols are 4-2 since Douglas was moved into starting lineup. - SEC football
11/09/09- Bobby Massie, Fr, Mississippi, 6-7, 345 SEC WEEK 10 OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE: OT BOBBY MASSIE (Ole Miss) - Credited with eight knockdowns, 15 finishes and a pancake block against Northern Arizona. - SEC football
11/06/09- David Mims, Jr, Virginia Union, 6-7, 332 2009 ALL-CIAA FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM: OL David Mims, Virginia Union, JR, 6'8, 335, Charlotte, NC, has been selected First Team All-Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association for the 2009 college football season as voted by the CIAA Sports Information Directors’ Association. Offensive Linemen David Mims and Chauncey Perry, helped the Panthers to break the school rushing record with 490 yards against Virginia State University. They also helped VUU to be ranked no. 1 in rushing, ranked no. 4 for total offense averaging 332.0 per game and ranked no.1 in 3rd Down Conversions in the CIAA. - Virginia Union football
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