2014 AP All-America Team, List
The Associated Press All-America team.
FIRST TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback -- Marcus Mariota, junior, 6-foot-4, 219 pounds, Oregon
Running backs -- Melvin Gordon, junior, 6-1, 213, Wisconsin; Tevin Coleman, junior, 6-1, 210, Indiana.
Tackles -- Brandon Scherff, senior, 6-5, 320, Iowa; Spencer Drango, junior, 6-6, 310, Baylor.
Guards -- Tre Jackson, senior, 6-4, 330, Florida State; Laken Tomlinson, senior, 6-3, 320, Duke.
Center -- Reese Dismukes, senior, 6-3, 296, Auburn.
Tight End -- Nick O'Leary, senior, 6-3, 247, Florida State.
Wide receivers -- Amari Cooper, junior, 6-1, 210, Alabama; Rashard Higgins, sophomore, 6-2, 188, Colorado State.
Kicker -- Roberto Aguayo, sophomore, 6-1, 203, Florida State.
All-purpose player -- Shaq Thompson, junior, 6-1, 228, Washington.
DEFENSE
Ends -- Joey Bosa, sophomore, 6-5, 278, Ohio State; Vic Beasley, senior, 6-3, 235, Clemson.
Tackles -- Malcolm Brown, junior, 6-2, 320, Texas; Danny Shelton, junior, 6-2, 339, Washington.
Linebackers -- Scooby Wright III, sophomore, 6-1, 246, Arizona; Hau'oli Kikaha, senior, 6-3, 246, Washington; Paul Dawson, senior, 6-2, 230, TCU.
Cornerbacks -- Senquez Golson, senior, 5-9, 176, Mississippi; Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, senior, 5-10, 195, Oregon.
Safeties -- Landon Collins, junior, 6-0, 222, Alabama; Gerod Holliman, sophomore, 6-2, 213, Louisville.
Punter -- Tom Hackett, junior, 5-11, 187, Utah.
SECOND TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback -- Trevone Boykin, junior, TCU
Running backs -- James Conner, sophomore, Pittsburgh; Ameer Abdullah, senior, Nebraska.
Tackles -- La'el Collins, senior, LSU; Andrus Peat, junior, Stanford.
Guards -- Arie Kouandjio, senior, Alabama; A.J. Cann, senior, South Carolina.
Center -- Hroniss Grassu, senior, Oregon.
Tight End -- Maxx Williams, sophomore, Minnesota.
Wide receivers -- Kevin White, senior, West Virginia; Rashad Greene, senior, Florida State.
Kicker -- Brad Craddock, junior, Maryland.
All-purpose player -- Tyler Lockett, senior, Kansas State.
DEFENSE
Ends -- Shane Ray, junior, Missouri; Nate Orchard, senior, Utah.
Tackles -- Leonard Williams, junior, Southern California; Robert Nkemdiche, sophomore, Mississippi.
Linebackers -- Eric Kendricks, senior, UCLA; Benardrick McKinney, junior, Mississippi State; Jaylon Smith, sophomore, Notre Dame.
Cornerbacks -- Vernon Hargreaves III, sophomore, Florida; Jacoby Glenn, sophomore, Central Florida.
Safeties -- Jalen Ramsey, sophomore, Florida State; Cody Prewitt, senior, Mississippi.
Punter -- JK Scott, freshman, Alabama.
THIRD TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback -- J.T. Barrett, redshirt freshman, Ohio State.
Running backs -- Jay Ajayi, junior, Boise State; Samaje Perine, freshman, Oklahoma.
Tackles -- Cedric Ogbuehi, senior, Texas A&M; Jake Fisher, senior, Oregon.
Guards -- Shaquille Mason, senior, Georgia Tech; Ben Beckwith, senior, Mississippi State.
Center -- Jack Allen, junior, Michigan State.
Tight End -- Clive Walford, senior, Miami.
Wide receivers -- Justin Hardy, senior, East Carolina; Nelson Agholor, junior, Southern California.
Kicker -- Josh Lambert, sophomore, West Virginia.
All-purpose player -- J.J. Nelson, senior, UAB.
DEFENSE
Ends -- Shawn Oakman, junior, Baylor; Randy Gregory, junior, Nebraska.
Tackles -- Michael Bennett, senior, Ohio State; Eddie Goldman, junior, Florida State.
Linebackers -- Denzel Perryman, senior, Miami; Mike Hull, senior, Penn State; Eric Striker, junior, Oklahoma.
Cornerbacks -- Trae Waynes, junior, Michigan State; Kendall Fuller, sophomore, Virginia Tech.
Safeties -- Kurtis Drummond, senior, Michigan State; Su'a Cravens, sophomore, Southern California.
Punter -- Austin Rehkow, sophomore, Idaho.
Copyright 2014 by The Associated Press
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