MAC Reporter Online continues its roundup of college football award watch lists with the Outland Trophy Watch List.
Seventy standout interior linemen from all 10 FBS conferences are represented on the 2016 Outland Trophy Watch, which was announced by the Football Writers Association of America.
The SEC (12) led all conferences, followed by the Big Ten (11), ACC (10), Pac-12 (10), Big 12 (6), American Athletic (4), Conference USA (4), Independents (4), Mountain West (4), Mid-American (3) and Sun Belt (2).
The list includes . . .
Seventy standout interior linemen from all 10 FBS conferences are represented on the 2016 Outland Trophy Watch, which was announced by the Football Writers Association of America.
The SEC (12) led all conferences, followed by the Big Ten (11), ACC (10), Pac-12 (10), Big 12 (6), American Athletic (4), Conference USA (4), Independents (4), Mountain West (4), Mid-American (3) and Sun Belt (2).
The list includes . . .
. . . 22 offensive tackles, 20 offensive guards, 17 defensive tackles and 11 centers. It can be trimmed or enlarged during the regular season as players emerge or drop out of play.
Mid-American Conference players on the list are:
Treyvon Hester (DT, Toledo)
Storm Norton (OT, Toledo)
Taylor Moton (OT, Western Michigan)
The complete list is as follows:
DT Montravius Adams - Auburn
C Brian Allen - Michigan State
OT Zach Banner - USC
OT Adam Bisnowaty - Pittsburgh
G Chris Borrayo - California
C J.T. Boyd - East Carolina
OT Orlando Brown - Oklahoma
C Mason Cole - Michigan
G Parker Collins - Appalachian State
OT Austin Corbett - Nevada
OT Tyrell Crosby - Oregon
G Tyrone Crowder - Clemson
OT Dion Dawkins - Temple
OT J.J. Dielman - Utah
G Pat Elflein - Ohio State
G Dan Feeney - Indiana
C Kyle Fuller - Baylor
OT Antonio Garcia - Troy
DT Will Geary - Kansas State
OT Avery Gennesy - Texas A&M
DT Davon Godchaux - LSU
C Jay Guillermo - Clemson
DT Darius Hamilton - Rutgers
OT Jon Heck - North Carolina
DT Treyvon Hester - Toledo
G Daniel Isidora Miami
G Martez Ivey - Florida
OT Roderick Johnson - Florida State
G Dorian Johnson - Pittsburgh
DT Jaleel Johnson - Iowa
DT Jarron Jones - Notre Dame
G Alex Kozan - Auburn
OT Forrest Lamp - Western Kentucky
G Ului Lapuaho - BYU
C Nick Linder - Miami
DT Lowell Lotulelei - Utah
OT Erik Magnuson - Michigan
G Damien Mama - USC
OT Conor McDermott - UCLA
DT Malik McDowell - Michigan State
OT Mike McGlinchey - Notre Dame
OT Taylor Moton - Western Michigan
OT Storm Norton - Toledo
DT Larry Ogunjobi - Charlotte
C Tyler Orlosky - West Virginia
C Ethan Pocic - LSU
G Billy Price - Ohio State
G Greg Pyke - Georgia
DT Jake Replogle - Purdue
OT Cam Robinson - Alabama
G Chase Roullier - Wyoming
G Nico Siragusa - San Diego State
OT Dan Skipper - Arkansas
DT Tashon Smallwood - Arizona State
DT Tanzel Smart - Tulane
G Braden Smith - Auburn
G Chris Taylor - Tulane
DT Vincent Taylor - Oklahoma State
G Wyatt Teller - Virginia Tech
C Cameron Tom - Southern Miss
C Jon Toth - Kentucky
DT Travis Tuiloma - BYU
OT Clint Van Horn - Marshall
DT Eddie Vanderdoes - UCLA
C Dan Voltz - Wisconsin
DT Carlos Watkins - Clemson
OT Chad Wheeler - USC
G Dylan Wiesman - Tennessee
OT Connor Williams - Texas
G Fred Zerblis - Colorado State
The Outland Trophy winner is chosen from three finalists who are a part of the annual FWAA All-America Team. The FWAA All-America Committee, after voting input from the entire membership, selects a 26-man first team and eventually the three Outland finalists. Committee members, then by individual ballot, select the winner. Only interior linemen on offense or defense are eligible for the award; ends are not eligible.
Mid-American Conference players on the list are:
Treyvon Hester (DT, Toledo)
Storm Norton (OT, Toledo)
Taylor Moton (OT, Western Michigan)
The complete list is as follows:
DT Montravius Adams - Auburn
C Brian Allen - Michigan State
OT Zach Banner - USC
OT Adam Bisnowaty - Pittsburgh
G Chris Borrayo - California
C J.T. Boyd - East Carolina
OT Orlando Brown - Oklahoma
C Mason Cole - Michigan
G Parker Collins - Appalachian State
OT Austin Corbett - Nevada
OT Tyrell Crosby - Oregon
G Tyrone Crowder - Clemson
OT Dion Dawkins - Temple
OT J.J. Dielman - Utah
G Pat Elflein - Ohio State
G Dan Feeney - Indiana
C Kyle Fuller - Baylor
OT Antonio Garcia - Troy
DT Will Geary - Kansas State
OT Avery Gennesy - Texas A&M
DT Davon Godchaux - LSU
C Jay Guillermo - Clemson
DT Darius Hamilton - Rutgers
OT Jon Heck - North Carolina
DT Treyvon Hester - Toledo
G Daniel Isidora Miami
G Martez Ivey - Florida
OT Roderick Johnson - Florida State
G Dorian Johnson - Pittsburgh
DT Jaleel Johnson - Iowa
DT Jarron Jones - Notre Dame
G Alex Kozan - Auburn
OT Forrest Lamp - Western Kentucky
G Ului Lapuaho - BYU
C Nick Linder - Miami
DT Lowell Lotulelei - Utah
OT Erik Magnuson - Michigan
G Damien Mama - USC
OT Conor McDermott - UCLA
DT Malik McDowell - Michigan State
OT Mike McGlinchey - Notre Dame
OT Taylor Moton - Western Michigan
OT Storm Norton - Toledo
DT Larry Ogunjobi - Charlotte
C Tyler Orlosky - West Virginia
C Ethan Pocic - LSU
G Billy Price - Ohio State
G Greg Pyke - Georgia
DT Jake Replogle - Purdue
OT Cam Robinson - Alabama
G Chase Roullier - Wyoming
G Nico Siragusa - San Diego State
OT Dan Skipper - Arkansas
DT Tashon Smallwood - Arizona State
DT Tanzel Smart - Tulane
G Braden Smith - Auburn
G Chris Taylor - Tulane
DT Vincent Taylor - Oklahoma State
G Wyatt Teller - Virginia Tech
C Cameron Tom - Southern Miss
C Jon Toth - Kentucky
DT Travis Tuiloma - BYU
OT Clint Van Horn - Marshall
DT Eddie Vanderdoes - UCLA
C Dan Voltz - Wisconsin
DT Carlos Watkins - Clemson
OT Chad Wheeler - USC
G Dylan Wiesman - Tennessee
OT Connor Williams - Texas
G Fred Zerblis - Colorado State
The Outland Trophy winner is chosen from three finalists who are a part of the annual FWAA All-America Team. The FWAA All-America Committee, after voting input from the entire membership, selects a 26-man first team and eventually the three Outland finalists. Committee members, then by individual ballot, select the winner. Only interior linemen on offense or defense are eligible for the award; ends are not eligible.
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