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https://pac-12.com/article/2019/12/09/pac-12-football-all-conference-honors-announced

 

Offensive Player of the Year: Zack Moss, Utah
Pat Tillman Defensive Player of the Year: Evan Weaver, California
Freshman Offensive Player of the Year: Kedon Slovis, USC
Freshman Defensive Player of the Year: Kayvon Thibodeaux, Oregon
Coach of the Year: Kyle Whittingham, Utah

2019 ALL-PAC-12 CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAM

 
  First Team Offense     Second Team Offense
QB Tyler Huntley, Sr., Utah QB Anthony Gordon, Sr., Washington State
RB Eno Benjamin, Jr., Arizona State (1)   RB Joshua Kelley, Sr., UCLA
RB Zack Moss, Sr., Utah   RB CJ Verdell, So., Oregon
WR Brandon Aiyuk, Sr., Arizona State   WR Isaiah Hodgins, Jr., Oregon State
WR Michael Pittman Jr., Sr., USC   WR Laviska Shenault, Jr., Jr., Colorado
TE Hunter Bryant, Jr., Washington   TE Brant Kuithe, So., Utah
      TE Colby Parkinson, Jr., Stanford
OL Trey Adams, Sr., Washington (1)   OL Blake Brandel, R-Sr., Oregon State
OL Nick Harris, Sr., Washington (1)   OL Cohl Cabral, Sr., Arizona State
OL Austin Jackson, Jr., USC   OL Drew Dalman, Jr., Stanford
OL Darrin Paulo, Sr., Utah   OL Shane Lemieux, Sr., Oregon
OL Penei Sewell, So., Oregon   OL Abe Lucas, So., Washington State
      OL Alijah Vera-Tucker, R-So., USC
         
 
  First Team Defense     Second Team Defense
DL Bradlee Anae, Sr., Utah (1)   DL Ryan Bowman, Jr., Washington
DL Leki Fotu, Sr., Utah (1)   DL Drake Jackson, Fr., USC
DL Levi Onwuzurike, Jr., Washington   DL John Penisini, Sr., Utah
DL Jay Tufele, R-So., USC   DL Joe Tryon, So., Washington
LB Francis Bernard, Sr., Utah   LB Troy Dye, Sr., Oregon
LB Nate Landman, Jr., Colorado   LB Hamilcar Rashed Jr., R-Jr., Oregon State
LB Evan Weaver, Sr., California   LB Casey Toohill, Sr., Stanford
DB Paulson Adebo, Jr., Stanford   DB Myles Bryant, Sr., Washington
DB Julian Blackmon, Sr., Utah   DB Camryn Bynum, Jr.,, California
DB Jaylon Johnson, Jr., Utah   DB Ashtyn Davis, Sr., California
DB Elijah Molden, Jr., Washington   DB Talanoa Hufanga, So., USC
         
 
  First Team Specialists     Second Team Specialists
PK Blake Mazza, So., Washington State   PK Peyton Hentry, So., Washington
P Michael Turk, R-So., Arizona State   P Alex Kinney, Sr., Colorado
RS Brandon Aiyuk, Sr., Arizona State   RS Velus Jones Jr., R-Jr., USC
AP/ST Brady Breeze, Jr., Oregon   AP/ST Travion Brown, Fr., Washington State
AP/ST Case Hatch, Fr., Arizona State   AP/ST Michael Pittman Jr., Sr., USC

 

ALL-PAC-12 HONORABLE MENTION

ARIZONA: DB Lorenzo Burns, RJr.; OL Cody Creason, RSr.; LB Colin Schooler, Jr.; RB J.J. Taylor, RJr.; Jace Whittaker, RSr.

ARIZONA STATE: WR Frank Darby, RJr.;  DB Jack Jones, RJr.; LB Khaylan Kearse-Thomas, RSr.; DL Jermayne Lole, So.; OL Dohnovan West, Fr.; DB Kobe Williams, Sr.

CALIFORNIA:  OL Jake Curhan, Jr.; LB Kuony Deng, Jr.; LB Cameron Goode, Jr.; DB Jaylinn Hawkins, Sr.; DL Zeandae Johnson, Sr.

COLORADO:  WR Tony Brown, Sr.; OL Arlington Hambright, Grad.; LB Davion Taylor, Sr.

OREGON:  DB Thomas Graham Jr., Jr.; OL Jake Hanson, Sr.; QB Justin Herbert, Sr.; DB Jevon Holland, So.; DB Deommodore Lenoir, Jr.; DL Jordon Scott, Jr.; DL Kayvon Thibodeaux, Fr.; OL Calvin Throckmorton, Sr.; RS Mykael Wright, Fr.   

OREGON STATE:  OL Brandon Kipper, RSo.; QB Jake Luton, RSr.; TE Noah Togiai, RSr.

STANFORD: DL Thomas Booker, So.; LB Curtis Robinson, Sr.; OL Foster Sarell, Jr.; RS Connor Wedington, Jr.

UCLA:  TE Devin Asiasi, Jr.; LB Krys Barnes, Sr.; DB Darnay Holmes, Jr.; P Wade Lees, Grad.,

USC: DB Olaijah Griffin, So.; LB John Houston Jr., RSr.; PK Chase McGrath, RSo.; WR Amon-Ra St. Brown, So.; QB Kedon Slovis, Fr.; WR Tyler Vaughns, RJr.

UTAH: DB Terrell Burgess, Sr.; OL Nick Ford; DB Javelin Guidry, Jr..; LB Devin Lloyd, So.; OL Simi Moala, RFr.; DL Mika Tafua, So.; OL Orlando Umana, Jr.

WASHINGTON: RB Salvon Ahmed, Jr.; DB Kyler Gordon, RFr.; P Joel Whitford, Sr.

WASHINGTON STATE: RB Max Borghi, So.; OL Josh Watson, RJr.; WR Easop Winston, Sr.; LB Jahad Woods, RJr.

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2 minutes ago, glduck said:

My initial reaction would be: Cristobal probably should have won COTY, given that he won the conference with what the rest of the PAC-12 deemed a fairly pedestrian group?

Utah put 8 on the first-team alone (plus 2 on the second team) yet got beat handily by what apparently are a bunch of scrubs on the Ducks.  

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Pretty terrible. If Cristobal isn't the coach of the year because Whit did more with less, why does Oregon have just a single 1st teamer, (and don't give me that all purpose ST garbage). Also, how is Kayvon Thibodeaux the defensive freshman of the year, but doesn't make either squad while fellow true frosh Drake Jackson does? Wtf?

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12 hours ago, Chile_Ute said:

Can’t argue with it to be frank

Here’s the thing. I understand some of our Oregon fan’s frustration. But there isn’t a single Ute fan, player or coach that wouldn’t trade in any of these awards that will be forgotten in a year for the real 2019 hardware they now have in their trophy case.

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1 hour ago, utenation said:

Here’s the thing. I understand some of our Oregon fan’s frustration. But there isn’t a single Ute fan, player or coach that wouldn’t trade in any of these awards that will be forgotten in a year for the real 2019 hardware they now have in their trophy case.

For sure.  

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Herbert’s 4.01 GPA is highest among the 12 finalists, who included Eastern Washington’s Spencer Blackburn, Georgia’s Rodrigo Blankenship, Ohio State’s Jordan Fuller, Minnesota State’s Alex Goettl, Kansas State’s Adam Holtorf, Carnegie Mellon’s Michael Lohmeier, Virginia’s Jordan Mack, Montana’s Dante Olson, Cornell’s Jelani Taylor, Stanford’s Casey Toohill and Western Michigan’s Jon Wassink. The Ducks senior is 272 of 408 for 3,333 yards with 32 touchdowns and five interceptions this season.

Herbert will receive a postgraduate scholarship of $25,000, will be recognized Wednesday at a luncheon held in his honor at the New York Athletic Club, then travel to Atlanta for the College Football Awards at the college football Hall of Fame Thursday and be honored on the field during the College Football Playoff National Championship at the Superdome in New Orleans Jan. 13.

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“It’s an incredible honor to be standing here in front of all of you and receiving this award,” Herbert said. “I’d like to thank the National Football Foundation for hosting such an unforgettable event. I’m honored to be joining the incredible people who previously received this award and will do my best to uphold the legacy of everyone who’s won it before me.

"I’d like to thank my parents for sacrificing so much for my brothers and me and giving us every opportunity to every opportunity that we could ever hope for. To my brothers, thank you for not only being my brothers, but my lifelong friends. I’d like to thank coach Mario Cristobal, coach Marcus Arroyo for everything they’ve taught me both on and off the field. I’d like to thank our athletic director Rob Mullens, president Michael Schill and the support staff at the Jaqua academic center for everything they’ve done for the program. Thank you to every member of our football team for making this year so special for the Oregon Ducks. Can’t wait to play int he Rose Bowl for our last game. Thank you again, and go Ducks.”

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7 minutes ago, Quack 12 said:

“It’s an incredible honor to be standing here in front of all of you and receiving this award,” Herbert said. “I’d like to thank the National Football Foundation for hosting such an unforgettable event. I’m honored to be joining the incredible people who previously received this award and will do my best to uphold the legacy of everyone who’s won it before me.

"I’d like to thank my parents for sacrificing so much for my brothers and me and giving us every opportunity to every opportunity that we could ever hope for. To my brothers, thank you for not only being my brothers, but my lifelong friends. I’d like to thank coach Mario Cristobal, coach Marcus Arroyo for everything they’ve taught me both on and off the field. I’d like to thank our athletic director Rob Mullens, president Michael Schill and the support staff at the Jaqua academic center for everything they’ve done for the program. Thank you to every member of our football team for making this year so special for the Oregon Ducks. Can’t wait to play int he Rose Bowl for our last game. Thank you again, and go Ducks.”

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Interesting article by Wilner on the coaches' historic snubbing of Oregon and Cristobal in the all-Pac and COY voting.

Apparently, it's personal. 

https://www.mercurynews.com/2019/12/11/oregon-had-just-four-all-conference-honorees-must-be-a-coincidence-unless-its-not-ready-for-a-good-conspiracy-theory/  

Welp, the Ducks had fewer first- and second-team selections than any other champion over the nine years.

And it’s not close.

In fact, it’s suspiciously not close.

Presenting the first piece of evidence in our conspiracy theory: year, champion and total first/second-team selections (listed in order of selections):

2016 Washington: 12 (first/second-team honorees)
2012 Stanford: 10
2013 Stanford: 10
2014 Oregon: 9
2017 USC: 9
2015 Stanford: 8
2018 Washington: 8
2011 Oregon: 6
2019 Oregon: 4

Oh, but there’s more …

Number of first-team selections:

2016 Washington: 9
2015 Stanford: 6
2017 USC: 6
2018 Washington: 6
2012 Stanford: 5
2013 Stanford: 5
2014 Oregon: 5
2011 Oregon: 4
2019 Oregon: 1

What should we make of the situation?

EDIT: My apologies, i hadn't seen rogue's post.

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4 hours ago, utenation said:

Here’s the thing. I understand some of our Oregon fan’s frustration. But there isn’t a single Ute fan, player or coach that wouldn’t trade in any of these awards that will be forgotten in a year for the real 2019 hardware they now have in their trophy case.

I'm confused by the last part of your statement. You mean the hardware Oregon now has?

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