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  • I-AA AP All-American Team

    Unless I overlooked it, I didn't see any UNI guys on any of the teams.

    I bolded all the guys from the Gateway that made it. If I missed any, I apologize.




    AP Division I-AA All-America Team


    December 16, 2004

    FIRST TEAM

    OFFENSE
    Quarterback -- Lang Campbell, William & Mary, senior.
    Running backs -- Charles Anthony, Tennessee State, senior; Clifton Dawson, Harvard, sophomore.
    Wide receivers -- DaVon Fowlkes, Appalachian State, senior; Vincent Jackson, Northern Colorado, senior.
    Tight end -- Adam Bergen, Lehigh, senior.
    Linemen -- Ben Bainbridge, Furman, senior; Eric Deutsch, Wofford, senior; Buster Ashley, Western Kentucky, senior; Elmer McDaniel, Southern Illinois, senior; Matt Magerko, James Madison, junior.
    All-purpose -- Jerome Mathis, Hampton, senior
    Kicker -- Jon Scifres, Southwest Missouri State, junior.

    DEFENSE
    Linemen -- Brady Forsmark, Weber State, junior; Harold Wells, Gardner-Webb, senior; Chris Gocong, Cal Poly, junior; Lee Basinger, Wofford, senior.
    Linebackers -- Boomer Grigsby, Illinois State, senior; Jamall Johnson, Northwestern State, senior; Liam Ezekiel, Northeastern, senior.
    Defensive backs -- Tad Kornegay, Fordham, senior; Shannon James, Massachusetts, junior; Kenny Chicoine, Cal Poly, sophomore; Ahmad Treaudo, Southern, senior.
    Punter -- Paul Ernster, Northern Arizona, senior.

    SECOND TEAM

    OFFENSE
    Quarterback -- Dustin Long, Sam Houston State, senior.
    Running backs -- Oscar Bonds, Jacksonville State, senior; Jamal Branch, Colgate, senior.
    Wide receivers -- David Ball, New Hampshire, sophomore; Dominique Thompson, William & Mary, senior.
    Tight end -- Ray Goodson, Southeast Missouri, senior.
    Linemen -- Jeff Bolton, Montana State, junior; Chad Motte, Georgia Southern, junior; Adam Bourget, Northeastern, senior; Cory Procter, Montana, senior; Mike Roos, Eastern Washington, senior.
    All-purpose -- Eric Kimble, Eastern Washington, junior
    Kicker -- Craig Coffin, Southern Illinois, sophomore.

    DEFENSE
    Linemen -- Tom Alfsen, Lehigh, senior; Sean Conover, Bucknell, junior; Mike Murphy, Montana, sophomore; Marcus Lorick, Eastern Illinois, senior.
    Linebackers -- Jordan Beck, Cal Poly, senior; Kevin Talley, Norfolk State, senior; Gian Villante, Hoftsra, sophomore.
    Defensive backs -- Pierre Wright, Eastern Kentucky, senior; Alexis Moreland, Southern Illinois, senior; Sidney Haugabrook, Delaware, senior; Tony LeZotte, James Madison, freshman.
    Punter -- David Simonhoff, Southeast Missouri, sophomore.

    THIRD TEAM

    OFFENSE
    Quarterbacks -- Erik Meyer, Eastern Washington, junior.
    Running backs -- Travis Glasford, Western Illinois, junior; Scott Phaydavong, Drake, freshman.
    Wide receivers -- Felton Huggins, Southeastern Louisiana, junior; Jarrod Fuller, Sam Houston State, senior.
    Tight end -- Wade Fletcher, Columbia, senior.
    Linemen -- Albert Turner, Georgia Southern, senior; Dustin Bayer, Rhode Island, senior; Jelani Clement, Hampton, senior; John Pettus, Jacksonville State, senior; Chris Louvier, Sam Houston State, senior.
    All-purpose -- Brian Edwards, Harvard, senior.
    Kicker -- Greg Kuehn, William & Mary, junior.

    DEFENSE
    Linemen -- Roy Ravenell, Furman, sophomore; Tom Parks, Delaware, junior; Jamil Butler, Villanova, senior; Adam Connor, William & Mary, junior.
    Linebackers -- William Freeman, Furman, junior; Roger Cooper, Montana State, senior; Nick DiPadova, Southern Utah, senior.
    Defensive backs -- Darren Barnett, Southwest Missouri State, junior; A.J. Bryant, Georgia Southern, junior; Nick Collins, Bethune-Cookman, senior; Reed Doughty, Northern Colorado, junior.
    P -- Brian Claybourn, Western Kentucky, senior.
    "And immediately, (P'Allen Stinnett's) Facebook status was spouting vulgarities towards the university."

  • #2
    Dustin Long from Sam Houston State is quite the class act. After thier loss at Montana he left the field before the customary handshake and blew off an espn post game he agreed too. apparently he only acts appropriately if they win.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by RobFromCedarFalls
      Dustin Long from Sam Houston State is quite the class act. After thier loss at Montana he left the field before the customary handshake and blew off an espn post game he agreed too. apparently he only acts appropriately if they win.

      Typical Southland Conference mentality. A bunch of "overlooked" Texas football players who think they are Gods gift to football. Everytime I watched their teams play, they just cheap shot and talk smack all game. They have no discipline or class and this is no exception. F*** the Southland.

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      • #4
        I don't know if you watched the game, but my uncle from missoula was in town yesterday on his way to Chattanooga, and he said the SHS were complaining that their wide reciever got injured running into a cannon that is out the back of the end zone. if anyone saw the play, the reciever dove head first, landed a few feet from the cannon, and to top it off, hurt his ankle. i think some of the discussion is on egriz.com. hilarious stuff though. i'm glad none of us whine like that.

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        • #5
          I think Long was a A&M transfer......
          "We're not an ordinary school," said Fort. "We have tradition. We have a good team year after year. We rebuild, and it doesn't matter who we have coming back."

          dti

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          • #6
            yeah, he was a transfer at A&M..he lost his starting job for the aggies last season and wanted playing time.

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