SEC
Bests, Worsts, and CFN's Team MVP
Choices
SEC
Player
of the Year
Darren McFadden, RB Arkansas
Was there a more breathtaking player in
college football? McFadden did a little
bit of everything rushing for 1,558
yards and 14 touchdowns, catching 11
passes for 149 yards and a score,
returning eight kicks with a touchdown
against Mississippi State and completing
six of eight passes for 72 yards and
three touchdowns with an interception.
He changed around the SEC and national
title race with a brilliant 145-yard,
one score day in the win over Auburn,
and finished up with four 180-plus-yard
rushing games.
Defensive
Player of the Year -
Ole Miss LB Patrick Willis
Finally getting the national recognition
he deserved last year, Willis had
another phenomenal season leading the
SEC in tackles helped by a whopping 87
solo stops. While he was good against
the pass and occasionally got into the
backfield, but his real worth was
against the run with double-digit
tackles against everyone but Georgia.
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2006 Collegefootballnews.com
All-SEC Team |
Offense
QB
- JaMarcus Russell, Jr. LSU
RB -
Felix Jones, Soph. Arkansas
RB - Darren McFadden, Soph. Ark.
WR -
Keenan Burton, Kentucky
WR - Robert Meachem, Jr. Tenn.
TE - Jacob Tamme, Jr. Kentucky
OL -
Ben Grubbs, Sr. Auburn
OL -
Daniel Inman, Sr. Georgia
OL -
Stephen Parker, Sr. Arkansas
OL - Arron Sears, Sr. Tennessee
OL -
Tony Ugoh, Sr. Arkansas
PK -
John Vaughn, Sr. Auburn
KR - Tristan Davis, Soph. Auburn |
Defense
DL -
Jamaal Anderson, Arkansas
DL -
Glenn Dorsey, Jr. LSU
DL -
Quentin Groves, Jr. Auburn
DL -
Charles Johnson, Sr Georgia
LB -
Jasper Brinkley,
Jr. So. Car.
LB -
Quinton Culberson,
Sr. MSU
LB - Patrick Willis, Sr. Ole Miss
DB -
Tra Battle, Sr. Georgia
DB -
Jonathan Hefney, Jr. Tenn.
DB -
LaRon Landry, Sr. LSU
DB -
Reggie Nelson, Jr. Florida
P -
Britton Colquitt, Soph. Tenn.
PR - Derek Pegues, Soph. Miss St |
Top
30 players regardless of position
Based on
the season the player had
1. RB Darren McFadden, Soph. Ark.
2. LB Patrick Willis, Sr. Ole Miss
3. WR Robert Meachem, Jr. Tenn.
4. OT Arron Sears, Sr. Tennessee
5. SS Reggie Nelson, Jr. Florida
6. QB JaMarcus Russell, Jr. LSU
7. DT
Glenn Dorsey, Jr. LSU
8. DE
Quentin Groves, Jr. Auburn
9. LB
Jasper Brinkley,
Jr. So. Car.
10. QB
Andre Woodson, Jr. Kent.
11.
DE
Jamaal Anderson, Jr. Ark.
12. QB
Erik Ainge, Jr. Tennessee
13. S
LaRon Landry, Sr. LSU
14. WR
Keenan Burton, Jr. Kent.
15. OT
Tony Ugoh, Sr. Arkansas
16. WR
Earl Bennett, Soph. Vandy
17. LB
Quinton Culberson,
Sr. MSU
18. DE
Charles Johnson, Sr. Ga
19. WR
D.J. Hall, Jr. Alabama
20. DT
Turk McBride, Sr. Tennessee
21. QB
Chris Leak, Sr. Florida
22. WR
Marcus Monk, Jr. Arkansas
23. S Jonathan Hefney, Jr. Tenn.
24. RB
Felix Jones, Soph. Arkansas
25. LB
Wesley Woodyard, Jr. Kent.
26.
OT
Daniel Inman, Sr. Georgia
27. WR Dwayne Bowe, Sr. LSU
28. RB B.
Green-Ellis, Jr. Ole Miss
29. QB
Chris Nickson, Soph. Vand.
30. DE Titus Brown, Jr. Miss State |
Top
Quarterbacks
1. JaMarcus Russell, LSU
2. Andre Woodson, Kentucky
3. Erik Ainge, Tennessee
4. Chris Leak, Florida
5. Chris Nickson, Vanderbilt
Top Running Backs
1. Darren McFadden, Arkansas
2. Felix Jones, Arkansas
3. BenJarvus Green-Ellis, Ole Miss
4. Kenny Irons, Auburn
5. Cory Boyd, South Carolina
Top Wide Receivers
1. Robert Meachem, Tennessee
2. Keenan Burton, Kentucky
3. Earl Bennett, Vanderbilt
4. D.J. Hall, Alabama
5. Marcus Monk, Arkansas
Top Offensive Linemen
1. Arron Sears, Tennessee
2. Tony Ugoh, Arkansas
3. Daniel Inman, Georgia
4. Ben Grubbs, Auburn
5. Stephen Parker, Arkansas
Top Defensive Linemen
1. Glenn Dorsey, LSU
2. Quentin Groves, Auburn
3. Jamaal Anderson, Arkansas
4. Charles Johnson, Georgia
5. Turk McBride, Tennessee
Top
Linebackers
1. Patrick Willis, Ole Miss
2. Jasper Brinkley, South Carolina
3. Quinton Culberson, Miss State
4. Wesley Woodyard, Kentucky
5. Earl Everett, Florida
Top Defensive Backs
1. Reggie Nelson, Florida
2. LaRon Landry, LSU
3. Jonathan Hefney, Tennessee
4. Tra Battle, Georgia
5. Simeon Castille, Alabama
Top
Kickers
1. P Britton Colquitt, Tennessee
2. PK John Vaughn, Auburn
3. PK James Wilhoit, Tennessee
4. P Eric Wilbur, Florida
5. PK Ryan Succop, South Carolina |
SEC
Bests, Worsts, and CFN's Team MVP
Choices
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