TAYLOR HEINICKE OLD DOMINION TOM YEAGER CAA FOOTBALL 2012 CFPA FCS WATCH LIST
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2 TAYLOR HEINICKE OLD DOMINION TOM YEAGER CAA FOOTBALL 2012 CFPA FCS WATCH LIST
3 OFFENSE 2012 CFPA FCS WATCH LIST TAYLOR HEINICKE OLD DOMINION DENARIUS MCGHEE MONTANA STATE
4 2012 CFPA QUARTERBACK AWARD Returning Recipients: Taylor Heinicke (Old Dominion), Denarius McGhee (Montana State) Deaunte Mason, Alabama A&M Jamal Jackson, Appalachian State Andre Broadous, Cal Poly Aramis Hillary, Coastal Carolina Gavin McCarney, Colgate Sean Brackett, Columbia Jeff Mathews, Cornell Mike Piatkowski, Drake Sean Patterson, Duquesne T.J. Pryor, Eastern Kentucky Colton Chapple, Harvard Kevin Yost, Idaho State Matt Brown, Illinois State Coty Blanchard, Jacksonville State Andrew Shoop, Lafayette Riley Dodge, McNeese State Jordan Johnson, Montana Zach Lewis, Morehead State Casey Brockman, Murray State Brock Jensen, North Dakota State Cary Grossart, Northern Arizona Billy Ragone, Pennsylvania Jeff Sinclair, Robert Morris Brian Bell, Sam Houston State Mason Mills, San Diego Brad Sorensen, Southern Utah Brady Attaway, Stephen F. Austin Kyle Essington, Stony Brook Tre Lamb, Tennessee Tech Grant Enders, Towson Randy Wright, UC-Davis Derek Carr, UT-Martin Chris Polony, Villanova Mike Hoke, Weber State Kurt Hess, Youngstown State
5 SHAKIR BELL INDIANA STATE TERRANCE WEST TOWSON 2012 CFPA FCS WATCH LIST
6 2012 CFPA RUNNING BACK AWARD Returning Recipients: Terrance West (Towson), Shakir Bell (Indiana State) Isaiah Crowell, Alabama State Andrew Smith, Albany Isidore Jackson, Bethune-Cookman Jordan Brown, Bryant Darien Robinson, Citadel Jordan McCord, Colgate Andrew Pierce, Delaware Larry McCoy, Duquesne Matt Denham, Eastern Kentucky Jerodis Williams, Furman Kenny Little, Gardner-Webb Robert Brown, Georgia Southern Dominique Swope, Georgia Southern Dawrence Roberts, Grambling Washaun Ealey, Jacksonville State Dae Quan Scott, JMU Zach Barket, Lehigh Julian Hayes, Monmouth Cody Kirk, Montana State Dontra Peters, New Hampshire Jake Miller, North Dakota Sam Ojuri, North Dakota State Zach Bauman, Northern Arizona David Johnson, Northern Iowa Chuck Dibilio, Princeton Tim Flanders, Sam Houston State Fabian Truss, Samford Kenny James, San Diego Steve Strother, Southern Illinois Kyle Harbridge, St. Francis-PA Marcus Coker, Stony Brook Miguel Maysonet, Stony Brook Trabis Ward, Tennessee State Tevin Barksdale, UT-Martin Dominique Williams, Wagner C.J. Tuckett, Weber State Eric Breitenstein, Wofford Donovan Johnson, Wofford Mordecai Cargill, Yale Jamaine Cook, Youngstown State
7 RICHARD SINCERE SAM HOUSTON STATE 2012 CFPA FCS WATCH LIST AARON MELLETTE ELON
8 2012 CFPA WIDE RECEIVER AWARD Returning Recipients: Aaron Mellette (Elon), Richard Sincere (Sam Houston State) G Alonzo Milton, Alabama A&M Devin Stark, Austin Peay Jordan Harris, Bryant Jesse Grandy, Central Arkansas Nathan Perera, Charleston Southern Kurt Ondash, Cornell Shane Savage, Cornell Luke Tasker, Cornell Lanny Funsten, Davidson Nihja White, Delaware Chris Wright, Eastern Illinois Nicholas Edwards, Eastern Washington Greg Herd, Eastern Washington Albert Wilson, Georgia State Gerald Mistretta, Holy Cross Rodrick Rumble, Idaho State Tyrone Walker, Illinois State Rico Richardson, Jackson State Alan Bonner, Jacksonville State Mark Ross, Lafayette Ryan Spadola, Lehigh Donte Sawyer, Morehead State R.J. Harris, New Hampshire Xavier Boyce, Norfolk State Ryan Smith, North Dakota State Jace Davis, Northern Colorado Dominic Gunn, Northern Colorado Larry Pinkard, Old Dominion Justin Monahan, Portland State Spencer Nelson, Prairie View A&M Kelsey Pope, Samford Will Powell, South Dakota Aaron Rollin, South Dakota State Gralyn Crawford, Stephen F. Austin Cordell Roberson, Stephen F. Austin Quentin Sims, UT-Martin Norman White, Villanova Shaydon Kehano, Weber State
9 KYLE JUSZCZYK HARVARD 2012 CFPA FCS WATCH LIST COLIN ANDERSON FURMAN
10 2012 CFPA TIGHT END AWARD Returning Recipients: Colin Anderson (Furman) & Kyle Juszczyk (Harvard) Matt Jenson, Butler Fayshal Shafaat, Chattanooga David Duran, Coastal Carolina Hamilton Garner, Columbia Kevin Marshall, Drake Sam Hendricks, Eastern Illinois Von Wise, Eastern Illinois Matt Lengel, Eastern Kentucky Dan Light, Fordham Emmanuel Ogbuehi, Georgia State Josh Hauser, Holy Cross Josh Hill, Idaho State Brian Barlow, James Madison Quintin Davis, Jacksonville Payden McVey, Lamar Jamel Haggins, Lehigh Justin Perillo, Maine Anthony Calcagni, Marist Matt Thayer, Missouri State Tyler George, Monmouth Greg Hardy, Montana Nick Scelfo, Nicholls State Garrett Bruhn, North Dakota State Dejzon Walker, Northern Arizona Darion Howard, Northern Iowa Kalua Noa, Portland State Joe Migliarese, Rhode Island Kevin Finney, Richmond Zeke Walters, Samford MyCole Pruitt, Southern Illinois James Oboh, Towson Ben Everett, UT-Martin Mario Thompson, VMI Joe Sidaras, Wagner Nolan Kearney, William & Mary Will Shaw, Youngstown State
11 DEFENSE MARCUS WILLIAMS NORTH DAKOTA STATE
12 2012 CFPA DEFENSIVE END AWARD 2012 CFPA DEFENSIVE TACKLE AWARD Damien Wilson, Alcorn State Sullivan Grosz, Cal Poly Joshua Williams, Chattanooga Chris Billingslea, Citadel Derek Douglas, Citadel Josh Martin, Columbia Brannon Dunn, Dayton Brandon Coleman, Drake Padric Scott, Florida A&M Justin Yancey, Fordham Josh Lynn, Furman Preston Pemasa, Gardner-Webb Brent Russell, Georgia Southern Jomarcus Savage, Grambling Shelby Harris, Illinois State Nate Palmer, Illinois State Ben Obaseki, Indiana State Joseph LeBeau, Jackson State Mike Mayoral, Jacksonville Michael Cole, Maine Terrence Fede, Marist Brad Daly, Montana State Zach Minter, Montana State Kevin Robinson, Murray State Tony Mashburn, N.C. A&T Ross Brenneman, North Dakota Cole Jirik, North Dakota State Brandon Copeland, Pennsylvania Caraun Reid, Princeton James Timmins, Rhode Island Nolan Nearhoof, Robert Morris J.T. Cleveland, Sam Houston State LeRoy Cummings, Savannah State Blake Oliaro, San Diego Kenneth Boatright, Southern Illinois Kayon Swanson, Southern Illinois Cody Larsen, Southern Utah Willie Jefferson, Stephen F. Austin Malcolm Mattox, Stephen F. Austin Frank Beltre, Towson Montori Hughes, UT-Martin
13 MATT EVANS NEW HAMPSHIRE
14 2012 CFPA LINEBACKER AWARD Returning Recipients: Matt Evans (New Hampshire) & Keith Pough (Howard) Jeremy Kimbrough, Appalachian State Beau Traber, Bucknell Jordan Ridley, Butler Wes Dothard, Chattanooga Andrae Jacobs, Coastal Carolina Brett Buehler, Cornell Paul Worrilow, Delaware Brandon Harvey, Delaware State Tyler Moorehead, Drake Anthony Brown, Eastern Kentucky Blake Thompson, Elon Mitch McGrath, Furman Robert McCabe, Georgetown Alexander Norman, Harvard Mike Tucker, Holy Cross Evan Frierson, Illinois State Aaron Archie, Indiana State Stephon Robertson, James Madison Dan Sullivan, Monmouth Jody Owens, Montana State Qua Huzzie, Murray State Jamal Giddens, Norfolk State Clarence Bumpas, Northern Colorado Derek Rose, Northwestern State Craig Wilkins, Old Dominion Ian Sluss, Portland State Doug Johnson, Rhode Island Dave Zocco, Rhode Island Todd Davis, Sacramento State Niko Sierra, Sacred Heart Tyler Starr, South Dakota Blake Peiffer, Southeast Missouri Ricky Irvin, Southeastern Louisiana Jayson DiManche, Southern Illinois Ryan Epperson, Stephen F. Austin Anthony Bowman, St. Francis (PA) Marcus Edwards, Tennessee Tech Dante Cook, William & Mary Jabrel Mines, William & Mary Alvin Scioneaux, Wofford
15 KEITH POUGH HOWARD
16 2012 CFPA DEFENSIVE BACK AWARD Returning Recipients: Marcus Williams (North Dakota State) & Kevin Fogg (Liberty) Saeed Lee, Alabama State Kejuan Riley, Alabama State Demetrius McCray, Appalachian State Ryan Shaw, Arkansas Pine-Bluff A.J. Cruz, Brown Steth Monroe, Campbell Jestin Love, Central Arkansas Charles James, Charleston Southern D.J. Key, Chattanooga Mike Armiento, Colgate Travis Hawkins, Delaware Serge Kona, Duquesne Devontae Johnson, Florida A&M Jeremy Moore, Georgetown Donovan Henley, Idaho State Pierre Warren, Jacksonville State Darius Safford, Lafayette Bryan Andrews, Lehigh Walt Aikens, Liberty Malcolm Bronson, McNeese State Pat Gray, Monmouth Kenneth Ridley, Morgan State Chris Houston, New Hampshire Colten Heagle, North Dakota State Garrett Scott, Northern Iowa Jamaal White, Northwestern State Eriq Lewis, Old Dominion Alvin Hines II, Samford Dax Swanson, Sam Houston State Darnell Taylor, Sam Houston State Darius Drummond, South Carolina State Winston Wright, South Dakota State Tylor Brock, Southeast Missouri Robert Alford, Southeastern Louisiana Davonte Anderson, Stony Brook Torian Phillips, Wagner Kieron James, Western Illinois B.W. Webb, William & Mary
17 SPECIAL TEAMS ZACH BROWN PORTLAND STATE
18 2012 CFPA PLACEKICKER AWARD Returning Recipients: Zach Brown (Portland State) Chance Wilson, Alabama A&M Drew Stewart, Appalachian State Stephen Stansell, Austin Peay Sean Baner, Delaware Charlie Leventry, Duquesne Adam Shreiner, Elon Trever Austin, Gardner-Webb John Macomber, Holy Cross Brendon Garcia, Idaho State Cameron Starke, James Madison Jason Myers, Marist Eric Spillane, Monmouth Rainer Duzan, Morehead State Mike MacArthur, New Hampshire Andrew Dolan, Nicholls State Everett Goldberg, Norfolk State Oleg Parent, North Carolina Central Zeb Miller, North Dakota Tyler Sievertsen, Northern Iowa John Shaughnessy, Northwestern State Jarod Brown, Old Dominion Wil Kamin, Richmond Greg Langer, Robert Morris Chris Rogers, Sacred Heart Cameron Yaw, Samford Kevin Robb, South Dakota Colton Cook, Southern Utah Josh Thiel, St. Francis (PA) Jordan Wiggs, Stephen F. Austin Wesley Skiffington, Stony Brook Jamin Godfrey, Tennessee State D.J. Soven, Towson Cody Sandlin, UT-Martin Mark Hamilton, Villanova Drake Kuhn, William & Mary Christian Reed, Wofford
19 PATRICK MURRAY FORDHAM
20 2012 CFPA PUNTER AWARD Returning Recipients: Patrick Murray (Fordham) Bobby Wenzig, Alabama State Paul Layton, Albany Sam Martin, Appalachian State Paul Hundley, Cal Poly Cass Couey, Citadel Rauley Zaragoza, Delaware Scott Weatherford, Eastern Illinois Jordan Berry, Eastern Kentucky Jake Miller, Eastern Washington Matt Hubbard, Georgia State Fabian Carter, Grambling Jordan Stovall, Hampton Jacob Dombrowski, Harvard Patrick Wright, Illinois State Lucas Hileman, Indiana State David Skahn, James Madison Ethan Swerdlow, Lafayette Kollin Kahler, Lamar Cory Kemps, Nicholls State Brett Cameron, North Dakota Kyle Bernard, Northern Iowa Nic Russo, Northwestern State Jonathan Plisco, Old Dominion Thomas Duyndam, Portland State Patrick Morgano, Presbyterian Joe Cloud, Princeton Matt Foster, Sam Houston State Greg Peranich, Samford Ernest Collins, San Diego Cole Zwiefelhofer, South Dakota Matt McCormick, Southeastern Louisiana Brock Miller, Southern Utah Colton Schmidt, UC Davis Greg Wood, Valparaiso Mark Hamilton, Villanova Nick Liste, Youngstown State
21 KEVIN FOGG LIBERTY
22 2012 CFPA KICKOFF RETURNER AWARD / 2012 CFPA ALL-PURPOSE AWARD Returning Recipients: Kevin Fogg (Liberty) & Richard Sincere (Sam Houston State) Terrance Lewis, Alcorn State A.J. Cruz, Brown Mark Kachmer, Brown Tyler Smith, Bucknell Jesse Grandy, Central Arkansas Chaz Moore, Chattanooga Gary Hunter, Dayton Travis Hawkins, Delaware Travis Tarpley, Delaware State Brandon Kaufman, Eastern Washington Jeremy Moore, Georgetown Dominique Swope, Georgia Southern Darren McCray, Georgia State Albert Wilson, Georgia State Seitu Smith II, Harvard Andrew Zitnik, Holy Cross Colby Walden, Jacksonville Torrian Warren, N.C. A&T Dontra Peters, New Hampshire Arthur Goforth, North Carolina Central Jamaal Perkins, Northern Arizona Carlos Anderson, Northern Iowa Colby Goodwyn, Old Dominion Fabian Truss, Samford Kenny James, San Diego Tim Flanders, Sam Houston State Zach Zenner, South Dakota State Jordan Wells, Southeastern Louisiana Steve Strother, Southern Illinois Virgil Williams, Southern University Gralyn Crawford, Stephen F. Austin Miguel Maysonet, Stony Brook Kyle Harbridge, St. Francis (PA) Derrick Joseph, Towson Jamal Abdur-Rahman, Villanova Dominique Williams Wagner George Richardson, Western Carolina Chris Smith, Yale
23 PAT DEVLIN DELAWARE
24 2012 CFPA PUNT RETURNER AWARD Ryan Kirchner, Albany Terrance Lewis, Alcorn State Tee Howell, Austin Peay Jordan Brown, Bryant Charles James, Charleston Southern Niccolo Mastromatteo, Coastal Carolina Toms Bernhards-Callahan, Davidson Tyler Hujik, Dayton Rob Jones, Delaware Justin Bell, Eastern Kentucky Ricky Rhodes, Gardner-Webb Kevin Macari, Georgetown Darreion Robinson, Georgia Southern Albert Wilson, Georgia State Donovan Harden, Illinois State D Andre Randle, Jacksonville Alan Bonner, Jacksonville State Darius Carey, McNeese State Mitchell Pollard, Monmouth Patrick Robertson, Murray State Joey Orlando, New Hampshire Marcus Cooperwood, Norfolk State Erik Mersereau, North Dakota Ryan Smith, North Dakota State Taylor Malenfant, Northern Arizona Reid Evans, Old Dominion Robert Shaw, Sam Houston State Sam Hoekstra, San Diego Darius Drummond, South Carolina State Steven Murphy, South Carolina State Virgil Williams, Southern University Jordan Aubrey, Stephen F. Austin Gralyn Crawford, Stephen F. Austin Weldon Garlington, Tennessee State Caleb Mitchell, Tennessee Tech Trent White, VMI
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