Alabama stars dominate All-SEC offensives with Cooper top
Amari Cooper of Alabama voted offensive player of the year by AP, with Missouri’s Shane Ray earning defensive honors and Mississippi State’s Dan Mullen named coach of the year. Nick Chubb of Georgia is top freshman. First team lists include Dak Prescott, Laremy Tunsil and Evan Engram among others, highlighting standout performances across the conference.
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Mississippi State
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Auburn
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Cooper Helps USC Star Pharoh Shine Despite Bowl Bid
South Carolina wide receiver Pharoh Cooper delivered a spectacular season highlight while Bud Sasser and Amari Cooper earned SEC receiving honors. Clemson-style commentary notes Cooper’s 60 catches for 966 yards and 1,320 total offense as USC heads to the Dec 27 Independence Bowl in Shreveport.
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South Aiken JV Tops Silver Bluff 42–35 Ings Special
South Aiken High School junior varsity boys beat Silver Bluff 42 to 35 led by Dra Patterson with 11 points. Kerri Leverette and Justin Chandler added seven each as SA will play Greenbrier next.
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Schofield Middle School
Maison Hall
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Heisman finalists named led by Mariota Gordon and Cooper
Marcus Mariota, Marcus Gordon and Amari Cooper emerged as top Heisman finalists as Oregon, Wisconsin and Alabama players highlighted the race. Gordon set rushing records and Cooper broke receiving marks while Winston faced scrutiny over off field issues and missed finalist standing.
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Michigan
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Indiana
Tevin Coleman
Winston
NFL
Bucky Brooks
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