Here is the All Big XII list for everyone

by BMC237 on Dec 1, 2009 5:04 PM CST

Coach of the Year	Mack Brown, Texas
Offensive Lineman of the Year	Russell Okung, Oklahoma State
Defensive Lineman of the Year	Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
Offensive Freshman of the Year	Christine Michael, Texas A&M
Defensive Freshman of the Year	Aldon Smith, Missouri
Special Teams Player of the Year	Brandon Banks, Kansas State
Defensive Newcomer of the Year	David Sims, Iowa State
Offensive Newcomer of the Year	Daniel Thomas, Kansas State
Defensive Player of the Year	Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
Offensive Player of the Year	Colt McCoy, Texas

2009 ALL-BIG 12 FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM

Offense
Pos.	Player	School	Class	Hometown/Previous School(s)
QB	Colt McCoy **	Texas	Sr.	Tuscola, Texas/Jim Ned
RB	Daniel Thomas	Kansas State	Jr.	Hilliard, Fla./NW Mississippi CC
RB	Keith Toston	Oklahoma State	Sr.	Angleton, Texas/Angleton
FB	Bryant Ward	Oklahoma State	Jr.	Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater
WR	Jordan Shipley	Texas	Sr.	Burnet, Texas/Burnet
WR	Danario Alexander	Missouri	Sr.	Marlin, Texas/Marlin
WR	Dezmon Briscoe	Kansas	Jr.	Dallas, Texas/Cedar Hill
TE	Jeron Mastrud	Kansas State	Sr.	Beaverton, Ore./Southridge
OL	Russell Okung ^	Oklahoma State	Sr.	Houston, Texas/Bush
OL	Trent Williams ^	Oklahoma	Sr.	Longview, Texas/Longview
OL	Nick Stringer	Kansas State	Sr.	Topeka, Kan./Hayden
OL	Brandon Carter	Texas Tech	Sr.	Longview, Texas/Spring Hill
OL	Nate Solder	Colorado	Jr.	Buena Vista, Colo./Buena Vista
PK	Grant Ressel	Missouri	So.	Jackson, Mo./Jackson
KR/PR	Brandon Banks	Kansas State	Sr.	Garner, N.C./Bakersfield College
Defense
DL	Ndamukong Suh **	Nebraska	Sr.	Portland, Ore./Grant
DL	Gerald McCoy ^	Oklahoma	Jr.	Oklahoma City, Okla./Southeast
DL	Von Miller	Texas A&M	Jr.	DeSoto, Texas/DeSoto
DL	Brandon Sharpe	Texas Tech	Sr.	Lyons, Ga./Fresno City CC
DL	Jared Crick	Nebraska	So.	Cozad, Neb./Cozad
LB	Sean Weatherspoon ^	Missouri	Sr.	Jasper, Texas/Jasper
LB	Jesse Smith	Iowa State	Sr.	Altoona, Iowa/Southeast Polk
LB	Travis Lewis	Oklahoma	So.	San Antonio, Texas/Robert E. Lee
DB	Earl Thomas	Texas	So.	Orange, Texas/West Orange Stark
DB	Perrish Cox	Oklahoma State	Sr.	Waco, Texas/University
DB	Dominique Franks	Oklahoma	Jr.	Tulsa, Okla./Union
DB	Prince Amukamara	Nebraska	Jr.	Glendale, Ariz./Apollo
DB	Larry Asante	Nebraska	Sr.	Alexandria, Va./Hayfield/Coffeyville CC
P	Derek Epperson	Baylor	Jr.	Southlake, Texas/Keller

** - Unanimous Selection ^ - Repeat first team selection from last season.

2009 ALL-BIG 12 FOOTBALL SECOND TEAM

Offense
Pos.	Player	School	Class	Hometown/Previous School(s)
QB	Jerrod Johnson	Texas A&M	Jr.	Humble, Texas/Humble
RB	Roy Helu Jr.	Nebraska	Jr.	Danville, Calif./San Ramon Valley
RB	DeMarco Murray	Oklahoma	Jr.	Las Vegas, Nev./Bishop Gorman
FB	Jamie McCoy	Texas A&M	Sr.	Midland, Texas/Lee
WR	Ryan Broyles	Oklahoma	So.	Norman, Okla./Norman
WR	Kerry Meier	Kansas	Sr.	Pittsburg, Kan./Pittsburg
WR	Brandon Banks	Kansas State	Sr.	Garner, N.C./Bakersfield College
TE	Riar Geer	Colorado	Sr.	Grand Junction, Colo./Fruita-Monument
OL	J.D. Walton	Baylor	Sr.	Allen, Texas/Allen/Arizona State
OL	Chris Hall #	Texas	Sr.	Irving, Texas/Irving
OL	Kurtis Gregory #	Missouri	Sr.	Blackburn, Mo./Santa Fe
OL	Adam Ulatoski	Texas	Sr.	Southlake, Texas/Carroll
OL	Brody Eldridge	Oklahoma	Sr.	La Cygne, Kan./Prairie View
OL	Lee Grimes	Texas A&M	Sr.	Brownwood, Texas/Brownwood
PK	Alex Henery	Nebraska	Jr.	Omaha, Neb./Burke
KR/PR	Perrish Cox	Oklahoma State	Sr.	Waco, Texas/University
Defense
DL	Sergio Kindle	Texas	Sr.	Dallas, Texas/Woodrow Wilson
DL	Lamarr Houston	Texas	Sr.	Colorado Springs, Colo./Doherty
DL	Jeremy Beal #	Oklahoma	Jr.	Carrollton, Texas/Creekview
DL	Jaron Baston	Missouri	Sr.	Blue Springs, Mo./Blue Springs
DL	Daniel Howard	Texas Tech	Sr.	Wichita, Kan./Butler County CC
LB	Joe Pawelek	Baylor	Sr.	San Antonio, Texas/Smithson Valley
LB	Roddrick Muckelroy	Texas	Sr.	Hallsville, Texas/Hallsville
LB	Phillip Dillard	Nebraska	Sr.	Tulsa, Okla./Jenks
DB	Jamar Wall	Texas Tech	Sr.	Plainview, Texas/Planview
DB	Quinton Carter	Oklahoma	Jr.	Las Vegas, Nev./Cheyenne
DB	Brian Jackson	Oklahoma	Sr.	De Soto, Texas/De Soto
DB	Jordan Lake	Baylor	Sr.	Houston, Texas/Memorial
DB	Cha’pelle Brown	Colorado	Sr.	La Puente, Calif./Los Altos
DB	Trent Hunter	Texas A&M	So.	Katy, Texas/Katy
P	Tress Way	Oklahoma	Fr.	Tulsa, Okla./Union

A tie in voting created an additional second-team offensive line and defensive back spot. # - Repeat second team selection from last season.

2009 ALL-BIG 12 HONORABLE MENTION

Baylor	Justin Akers, TE; David Gettis, WR; Jason Lamb, DL; J.D. Walton, Off. Lmn of Yr.; Kendall Wright, WR
Colorado	Jake Behrens, FB; Jalil Brown, DB; Benjamin Burney, DB; Marquez Herrod, DL; Scotty McKnight, WR; Ryan Miller, OL; Jeff Smart, LB; Jimmy Smith, DB; Rodney Stewart, RB
Iowa State	Michael Brandtner, P; Kelechi Osemele, OL; Paul Rhoads, Coach of Yr.; Alexander Robinson, RB; Reggie Stephens, OL
Kansas	Tanner Hawkinson, OL; Jake Laptad, DL; Todd Reesing, QB; Alonso Rojas, P; Darrell Stuckey, DB
Kansas State	Jeffrey Fitzgerald, DL; Tysyn Hartman, DB; Joshua Moore, DB; Bill Snyder, Coach of Yr
Missouri	Danario Alexander, Off. Ply. of Yr.; Carl Gettis, DB; Jake Harry, P; Dan Hoch, OL; Jared Perry, WR; Kevin Rutland, DB; Jasper Simmons, DB & Def Nwcmr. of Yr.; Aldon Smith, DL; Derrick Washington, RB
Nebraska	Dejon Gomes, DB & Def Nwcmr. of Yr.; Eric Hagg, DB; Alex Henery, P; Jacob Hickman, OL; Mike McNeill, TE; Matt O’Hanlon, DB; Niles Paul, WR; Barry Turner, DL
Oklahoma	Jeremy Beal, Def Ply of Yr.; Chris Brown, RB; Ryan Broyles, PR/KR; Keenan Clayton, LB; Auston English, DL; Landry Jones, Off. Fr. of Yr.; Jonathan Nelson, DB; Gerald McCoy Def. Lmn. of Yr. & Def Ply of Yr.; Ryan Reynolds, LB; Adrian Taylor, DL; Trent Williams, Off. Lmn of Yr
Oklahoma State	Hubert Anyiam, WR; Ugo Chinasa, DL; Patrick Lavine, LB; Swanson Miller, DL; Zac Robinson, QB; Andre Sexton, LB; Quinn Sharp, P
Texas	Emmanuel Acho, LB; Sam Acho, DL; Curtis Brown, DB; Blake Gideon, DB; Kyle Hix, OL; Michael Huey, OL; Sergio Kindle, Def. Lmn. of Yr.; Hunter Lawrence, PK; Alex Okafor, Def. Fr. of Yr.; Keenan Robinson, LB; Jordan Shipley, PR/KR; Charlie Tanner, OL
Texas A&M	Ryan Epperson, P; Jeff Fuller, WR; Cyrus Gray, RB & PR/KR; Michael Hodges Def Nwcmr. of Yr.; Jerrod Johnson, Off. Ply. of Yr.; Patrick Lewis, OL; Kevin Matthews, OL; Jamie McCoy, TE; Von Miller Def. Lmn. of Yr. & Def Ply of Yr.; Uzoma Nwachukwu, WR & Off. Fr. of Yr.; Jordan Pugh, DB; Ryan Tannehill, WR; Garrick Williams, LB
Texas Tech	Baron Batch, RB; Bront Bird, LB; Cody Davis, Def. Fr. of Yr.; Alex Torres, Off. Fr. of Yr.; Colby Whitlock, DL; Marlon Winn, OL

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SO FUNNY!

TWO OU OFFENSIVE LINEMEN ON THE ALL BIG 12 TEAM!!

by TexasGarcia37 on Dec 1, 2009 7:22 PM CST reply actions

Good For Texas HS Football

Of the 26 first team Big XII – excluding special teamers – half are from the state of Texas. Incredible.

by realmccoy on Dec 1, 2009 7:55 PM CST reply actions

this is exactly what I was looking at. It is amazing how much talent our state produces year in and year out. I can only imagine if we had unlimited scholarships and every Texas player would stay in state.

by juarez1729 on Dec 1, 2009 8:28 PM CST up reply actions

May Have to Amp Up the OL Recruiting

7 of 11 OL named on first and second teams played their HS ball in Texas. We only got 1.

by realmccoy on Dec 1, 2009 9:06 PM CST up reply actions

Some Real Stunning Disappointments

Leaving Aaron Williams, Sam Acho, Emmanuel Acho, and Hunter Lawrence off the first 2 units was really unfair. Guess it doesn’t matter that much anyway.

by realmccoy on Dec 1, 2009 7:58 PM CST reply actions

No Kidding

What was the standard if neither Acho or LaHou didn’t make first team?

by orangetower on Dec 1, 2009 8:42 PM CST reply actions

Furthermore

I want to see the 2 DB’s from NU that rate higher than Aaron Williams.

by orangetower on Dec 1, 2009 8:44 PM CST reply actions

Aaron WIlliams didnt even get an honorable mention

And you will get your chance to see those 2 NU DB’s on Saturday, against the 1st Team QB and a 1st Team WR no less!!

To all Houston sports fans, Houston is the 4th biggest city in America, there will be traffic on the way to your respective sports game. Come Early, Be Loud, Stay Late.

by TexasHoosier on Dec 1, 2009 10:13 PM CST up reply actions

You'd think Texas didn't just mow through the conference schedule

Okay, I get leaving off Williams for the Nebraska boys and perhaps some others, but leaving off Sam Acho AND Lamarr Houston is just absurd.

You know, I find it amazing that Texas gets this few all-conference selections, yet is not only the sole undefeated program in the conference, but also the only team in the conference with less than two conference losses and three total losses.

by burntorangehorn on Dec 1, 2009 11:13 PM CST reply actions

and OU has all those selections w/ how many losses?..nt

by vy til i die on Dec 2, 2009 12:00 AM CST up reply actions

No matter: just take it personally

Let it put a chip on each shoulder, and play like Heisman-snubbed Vince.

by burntorangehorn on Dec 2, 2009 7:09 AM CST reply actions

I am not surprised

Actually I am not surprised. 8 players in all Big XII is something to be proud of. Texas A&M has only 6 (we are catching up on you). But I totally agree with OU having 11. Looking at the score line of our loss against OU and comparing it to tu, I would say OU deserves more selections.

by YUMC on Dec 2, 2009 9:39 AM CST reply actions

You also only won 3 conference games

Texas won 8. It is a joke that you have 6 players and Texas only has 8. An utter joke. It is not about talent or who deserves what. That much is clear.

by bassale47 on Dec 2, 2009 10:00 AM CST up reply actions

Looking at the scoring line for OU's losses and comparing them to UT's losses...

…I’d say UT deserves more selections.

rolling eyes

by burntorangehorn on Dec 2, 2009 10:01 AM CST up reply actions

Classic

Thank you for posting this. Hillarious work.

Looking at the score line of our loss against OU and comparing it to tu, I would say OU deserves more selections.

And in your next post, below:

Also notice that statistics does (sic) not matter.

A whole 8 minutes apart.

by GoHorns on Dec 2, 2009 3:42 PM CST up reply actions

If number of players on the All Big 12 team...

Was based on performance against A&M, the entire first team would be Kansas State.

Go back to your shanty.

"Stats are for losers, I like winning games."

by SuperBentley on Dec 2, 2009 4:57 PM CST up reply actions 1 recs

OSOL

Means, “Oh Sh1t out loud.”

by burntorangehorn on Dec 2, 2009 5:14 PM CST up reply actions

Ha haha

Outstanding.

by tblog123 on Dec 4, 2009 12:58 AM CST up reply actions

Go back to your silo, agro.

"We don't freestyle Texas Fight, big boy." - Coach Brown

by TXStampede on Dec 2, 2009 5:17 PM CST up reply actions

Statistics do not matter

Also notice that statistics does not matter. A&M defense had the 107th ranked defense in the country , yet we have as many selections in the Big XII defense first team as does Texas.

by YUMC on Dec 2, 2009 9:47 AM CST reply actions

It is political

It always is with the coaches. See last year’s BCS debacle. These guys can’t beat us on the field, so they’ll find another way to stick it to us.

by bassale47 on Dec 2, 2009 9:57 AM CST reply actions

Texas is running out of reasons to keep supporting the Big 12 with its appeal and money

by burntorangehorn on Dec 2, 2009 10:01 AM CST up reply actions

I wouldn't be against going independent

if we could get the same kind of TV deal Notre Dame has. We’d be practically guaranteed a BCS bowl every year, and we wouldn’t have to split the money with all the lame-ass programs in the Big 12 who don’t carry their weight.

by bassale47 on Dec 2, 2009 10:06 AM CST up reply actions

Scheduling would be interesting

Obviously UT would want to keep some annual games, like the RRS, atm, and probably Tech, but it’d be easier to fit in Ark, TCU, and Houston. The one I’d most like to see UT play annually is LSU. I’m trying to think of some other teams whom it would make sense to regularly schedule.

by burntorangehorn on Dec 2, 2009 10:18 AM CST up reply actions

Leave the Big 12

Texas carries the Big 12 in so many ways (financially, bowl game wins, consistent great teams, fan support, tv ratings, facilities….) It’s really sad that most of the Big 12 has such an immature “little brother” complex.

The other Big 12 teams do not offer consistently good competition for Texas and most of them do not play in a respectful way (continually running up scores). A realignment needs to be done or Texas should seriously consider other options.

by Rashad1914 on Dec 2, 2009 11:37 AM CST up reply actions

Just a Dying Clique of Coaches Striking Out

Right now there is a clique of coaches that have worked together that include Stoops, Mangino, Leach, Snyder, Briles. Right now, Mack does not have that same network – but I think he will develop that. Mangino will be gone next year, Snyder the year after – Leach a real wild card that can go anywhere.

by realmccoy on Dec 2, 2009 10:23 AM CST up reply actions

Snyder?

I really don’t see how he belongs on that list. Stoops was under him, but he hasn’t really shown any tendency to be a stoopsbag.

by burntorangehorn on Dec 2, 2009 12:32 PM CST up reply actions

Note to Snubbed Longhorns

Congrats to a great season, and BigXII selection means nothing in the larger scheme of NFL opportunities and Conference/National Championships.

As a suggested response, 4 years ago Vince Young felt snubbed for the Heisman Award. He responded by shoving up the collective USC and media arses with horse sized thrusts. I suggest you do the same.

by realmccoy on Dec 2, 2009 10:32 AM CST reply actions