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Tigers land 5 First Teamers and 8 total.

UGA and Tex both had 11.

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FIRST TEAM
Offense
QB – Trinidad Chambliss, Ole Miss
RB – Kewan Lacy, Ole Miss
RB – Ahmad Hardy, Missouri
WR – Cam Coleman, Texas
WR – Mario Craver, Texas A&M
TE – Trey'Dez Green, LSU
OL – Trevor Goosby, Texas
OL – Cayden Green, Missouri
OL – Jordan Seaton, LSU
OL – Earnest Greene III, Georgia
C – Drew Bobo, Georgia
AP – Mario Craver, Texas A&M

Defense
DL – Colin Simmons, Texas
DL – Dylan Stewart, South Carolina
DL – Princewill Umanmielen, LSU
DL – Will Echoles, Ole Miss
LB – Xavier Atkins, Auburn
LB – Whit Weeks, LSU
LB – Rasheem Biles, Texas
DB – KJ Bolden, Georgia
DB – Bray Hubbard, Alabama
DB – Zabien Brown, Alabama
DB – Ellis Robinson IV, Georgia

Special Teams
PK – Tate Sandell, Oklahoma
P – Grant Chadwick, LSU
RS – Ryan Niblett, Texas
KOS – Tate Sandell, Oklahoma
LS – Ben Anderson, Oklahoma

SECOND TEAM
Offense
QB – Arch Manning, Texas
RB – Jadan Baugh, Florida
RB – Nate Frazier, Georgia
WR – Ryan Coleman-Williams, Alabama
WR – Isaiah Sategna III, Oklahoma
TE – Lawson Luckie, Georgia
OL – Lance Heard, Kentucky
OL – Dontrell Glover, Georgia
OL – Michael Carroll, Alabama
OL – Michael Fasusi, Oklahoma
C – Mark Nabou Jr., Texas A&M
AP – Isaiah Sategna III, Oklahoma

Defense
DL – David Stone, Oklahoma
DL – Taylor Wein, Oklahoma
DL – Quincy Rhodes Jr., Arkansas
DL – Elijah Griffin, Georgia
LB – Raylen Wilson, Georgia
LB – Kip Lewis, Oklahoma
LB – Suntarine Perkins, Ole Miss
DB – Kelley Jones, Mississippi State
DB – Peyton Bowen, Oklahoma
DB – DJ Pickett, LSU
DB – Eli Bowen, Oklahoma

Special Teams
PK – Lucas Carneiro, Ole Miss
P – Grayson Miller, Oklahoma
RS – Isaiah Sategna III, Oklahoma
KOS – Lucas Carneiro, Ole Miss
LS – Brett Le Blanc, Missouri

THIRD TEAM
Offense
QB – Gunner Stockton, Georgia
RB – DeSean Bishop, Tennessee
RB – Hollywood Smothers, Texas
WR – Ryan Wingo, Texas
WR – Nyck Harbor, South Carolina
TE – Willie Rodriguez, Kentucky
OL – David Sanders Jr., Tennessee
OL – Patrick Kutas, Ole Miss
OL – Wendell Moe Jr., Tennessee
OL – Brandon Baker, Texas
C – Braelin Moore, LSU
AP – Ryan Niblett, Texas

Defense
DL – DJ Hicks, Texas A&M
DL – Kam Franklin, Ole Miss
DL – Gabe Harris, Georgia
DL – Jayden Woods, Florida
LB – Arion Carter, Tennessee
LB – Yhonzae Pierre, Alabama
LB – Robert Woodyard Jr., Missouri
DB – Ty Benefield, LSU
DB – Jelani McDonald, Texas
DB – Ty Redmond, Tennessee
DB – Keon Sabb, Alabama

Special Teams
PK – Alex McPherson, Auburn
P – Ethan Pulliam, Mississippi State
RS – Vernell Brown III, Florida
KOS – Terry Bussey, Texas A&M
LS – Trey Dubuc, Texas

How do other SEC schools deal with Heisman "winners" football numbers?


Some past winners and if anyone is wearing their Football numbers:

Danny Wuerffel - 1996 #7 - Currently being worn by player.

Tim Tebow - 2007 #15 - Currently being worn by player.

Mark Ingram Jr. 2009 #22 - 2009 - Currently being worn by player.

Cam Newton - 2010 #2 - 2010 - Not in circulation.

Johnny Manziel - 2012 #2 - Currently being worn by player.

Derrick Henry - 2015 #2 - Currently being worn by player.

Joe Burrow - 2019 #9 - Not in circulation.

Devonta Smith - 2020 #6 - Currently being worn by player.

Bryce Young - 2021 #9 - Currently being worn by player.

If LSU has "disrespected" Daniels by letting someone else wear #5....there is some serious DISRESPECT going on in the SEC.

I know that Les Miles is a great Punchline...dude Coached in the National Championship as an undefeated team a short 7 seasons after Nick Saban left.

I'm sure that Ole Miss would kill to have that kind of carry over.

Blue Jay sure is working hard to convince us how great his life is.

Tell us again Uncle Jay about the money and strip clubs…it all sounds so magical.

The home field advantage died years ago.

The new tradition is leaving early.

It all starts with the Student Section. It starts emptying out around the 3rd quarter. The students have to leave to get to all of the Parties that start at 8:30.

The “on the field product” argument doesn’t hold water. If the Tigers didn’t turn it over and scored TD’s on every possession…those same people would leave because they ain’t staying for No blowout.

People don’t have the attention spans to watch a Football game for 3 hours anymore.

I was hopeful the Offense would be “fixed” going into the season.

We hopefully would be able to run the ball and have some balance.

Now we can’t run block, and we can’t protect.

It is hilarious to think they can fix in two weeks…what they couldn’t change in 9 months.

We are what we are, and this season is the beginning of the END for Kelly.

What Teams do you think could definitely beat Clemson this Saturday?

If you had to name one team that could absolutely...without question...go into Clemson and win this Saturday who would that be?

I think what the Original Poster is saying...is that Clemson could have a really good Defense this year....but they didn't have a really good defense last year.

And this great Defensive Line:

Clemson
2024 Total Sacks - 35 sacks in 14 games
2024 Total TFL - 6.9 per game
Parker - 11 sacks

LSU
2024 Total Sacks - 34 sacks in 13 games
2024 Total TFL - 5.2 per game
Swinson - 8.5 sacks


They might have a great collection of talent, but the numbers don't WOW you.

There are way too many people that are overreacting. The Catastrophe syndrome is alive and well.

They have had six practices and ONE in Full pads. They are constantly shuffling the line...trying to find the best combination. Of course they're going to have issues with all of the moving around.

The Defense is obviously ahead of the Offense at this point.

Here was the Offensive line in the bowl game:

Adams
Mubenga
Chester
Bordelon
Frazier

After the First drive they Subbed in Echols for Bordelon.

They had Bowl practices to get ready to play with two new Tackles.

They passed for 313 yards with no sacks and Ran for 114 yards. They also won the game 44-31 against a decent Dave Aranda defense.

Anderson was held out of 7 on 7 because he is in the concussion protocol from the car accident.

It has nothing to do with last season's injury.

Just tackle him at the line of scrimmage.