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LSU had three players named to the AP All-American teams on Monday.

Quarterback Jayden Daniels and wide receiver Malik Nabers were named to the first team. Wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. was named to the third team.

The AP All-America team was selected by a panel of 18 college Top 25 poll voters.

FIRST TEAM (OFFENSE)
QB — Jayden Daniels, fifth-year, LSU.
RB — Ollie Gordon II, second-year, Oklahoma State; Cody Schrader, sixth-year, Missouri.
OT — Joe Alt, third-year, Notre Dame; Olu Fashanu, fourth-year, Penn State.
OG — Cooper Beebe, fifth-year, Kansas State; Zak Zinter, fourth-year, Michigan.
C — Jackson Powers-Johnson, third-year, Oregon.
TE — Brock Bowers, third-year, Georgia.
WR — Malik Nabers, third-year, LSU; Marvin Harrison Jr., third-year, Ohio State; Rome Odunze, fourth-year, Washington.
AP — Travis Hunter, second-year, Colorado.
PK — Graham Nicholson, third-year, Miami (Ohio).

FIRST TEAM (DEFENSE)
EDGE — Laiatu Latu, fifth-year, UCLA; Jalen Green, fifth-year, James Madison.
IL — T’Vondre Sweat, fifth-year, Texas; Jer’Zahn Newton, fourth-year, Illinois.
LB — Payton Wilson, sixth-year, North Carolina State; Edgerrin Cooper, fourth-year, Texas A&M; Dallas Turner, third-year, Alabama.
CB — Cooper DeJean, third-year, Iowa; Kool-Aid McKinstry, third-year, Alabama.
S — Malaki Starks, second-year, Georgia; Xavier Watts, fourth-year, Notre Dame.
DB — Terrion Arnold, third-year, Alabama.
P — Tory Taylor, fourth-year, Iowa.

SECOND TEAM (OFFENSE)
QB — Michael Penix Jr., sixth-year, Washington.
RB — Audric Estime, third-year, Notre Dame; Omarion Hampton, second-year, North Carolina.
OT — Taliese Fuaga, fourth-year, Oregon State; JC Latham, third-year, Alabama.
OG — Tate Ratledge, fourth-year, Georgia; Clay Webb, fifth-year, Jacksonville State.
C — Sedrick Van Pran, fourth-year, Georgia.
TE — Dallin Holker, fifth-year, Colorado State.
WR — Troy Franklin, third-year, Oregon; Malik Washington, fifth-year, Virginia; Luther Burden III, second-year, Missouri.
AP — Ashton Jeanty, second-year, Boise State.
PK — Jose Pizano, third-year, UNLV.

SECOND TEAM (DEFENSE)
EDGE — Jonah Elliss, third-year, Utah; Jared Verse, fourth-year, Florida State.
IL — Byron Murphy II, third-year, Texas; Howard Cross III, fifth-year, Notre Dame.
LB — Jeremiah Trotter Jr., third-year, Clemson; Jason Henderson, third-year, Old Dominion; Jay Higgins, fourth-year, Iowa.
CB — Quinyon Mitchell, fourth-year, Toledo; Beanie Bishop Jr., sixth-year, West Virginia.
S — Tyler Nubin, fifth-year, Minnesota; Caleb Downs, first-year, Alabama.
DB — Kris Abrams-Draine, fourth-year, Missouri.
P — Matthew Hayball, sixth-year, Vanderbilt.

THIRD TEAM (OFFENSE)
QB — Bo Nix, fifth-year, Oregon.
RB — Blake Corum, fourth-year, Michigan; Kimani Vidal, fourth-year, Troy.
OT — Javon Foster, sixth-year, Missouri; Troy Fautanu, fifth-year, Washington.
OG — Christian Haynes, sixth-year, UConn; Luke Kandra, fourth-year, Cincinnati.
C — Zach Frazier, fourth-year, West Virginia.
TE — Ben Sinnott, fourth-year, Kansas State.
WR — Ricky White, fourth-year, UNLV; Brian Thomas Jr., third-year, LSU; Tetairoa McMillan, second-year, Arizona.
AP — Xavier Worthy, third-year, Texas.
PK — Will Reichard, fifth-year, Alabama.

THIRD TEAM (DEFENSE)
EDGE — Chop Robinson, third-year, Penn State; Bralen Trice, fifth-year, Washington.
IL — Kris Jenkins, fourth-year, Michigan; Braden Fiske, sixth-year, Florida State.
LB — Nathaniel Watson, sixth-year, Mississippi State; Edefuan Ulofoshio, sixth-year, Washington; Danny Stutsman, third-year, Oklahoma.
CB — Ricardo Hallman, third-year, Wisconsin; T.J. Tampa, fourth-year, Iowa State.
S — Trey Taylor, fifth-year, Air Force; Dillon Thieneman, first-year, Purdue.
DB — Sebastian Castro, fifth-year, Iowa.
P — James Ferguson-Reynolds, second-year, Boise State.
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drdrfaulkner1929 months
Brian Thomas, Jr., third team?
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LSU_Legz29 months
Leads the country in TDs but only good enough for 3rd team. Bogus. Tells you everything you need to know about these.
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tigersbb29 months
Happy for the three All Americans but no linemen from teh nation's most prolific offense?
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Ghost of Colby29 months
There’s eventually going to be multiple high NFL draft picks from the OL. That’s their true validation.
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lsugerberbaby29 months
Perkins not being listed is terrible.

That's icing on the cake, House.
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Ghost of Colby29 months
There’s a whole lot of fourth, fifth and sixth year players.
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