All-SEC and All-ACC selections

The season is done, and now it is time for the bowls.
This also brings up the All-Conference selections for the ACC and SEC.

Both conferences will have a first and second team, and without further ado...here they are.

SEC (1st Team)
QB-Ryan Mallett (Ark)
RB-Mark Ingram (Bama)
WR-Julio Jones (Bama)
WR-Greg Childs (Ark)
OL-Mike Johnson (Bama)
OL-Ciron Black (LSU)
OL-Mike Pouncey (UF)
OL-Markice Pouncey (UF)
OL-Lyle Hitt (LSU)
TE-D.J. Williams (Ark)
WR-A.J. Green (UGA)
K-Drew Butler (UGA)
Specialist-Tim Tebow (UF)

DL-Carlos Dunlap (UF)
DL-Terrance Cody (Bama)
DL-Malcolm Sheppard (Ark)
DL-Kentrell Lockett (Miss)
LB-Eric Norwood (USC)
LB-Brandon Spikes (UF)
LB-Rolando McClain (Bama)
CB-Javier Arenas (Bama)
S-Chad Jones (LSU)
S-Eric Berry (UT)
CB-Joe Haden (UF)
P-Drew Butler (UGA)


(2nd Team)
QB-Stephen Garcia (USC)
RB-Ben Tate (Auburn)
RB-Anthony Dixon (Miss State)
WR-Riley Cooper (UF)
OL-John Jerry (Miss)
OL-Drew Davis (Bama)
OL-Jacques McClendon (UT)
OL-Mitch Petrus (Ark)
OL-Lemuel Jeanpierre (USC)
TE-Aaron Hernandez (UF)
WR-Randall Cobb (UK)
K-Spencer Lanning (USC)
Specialist-Dexter McCluster (Miss)

DL-Cliff Matthews (USC)
DL-Jermaine Cunningham (UF)
DL-Rahim Alem (LSU)
DL-Wes Brown (UT)
LB-Rico McCoy (UT)
LB-Rennie Curran (UGA)
LB-Micah Johnson (UK)
CB-Myron Lewis (Vandy)
S-Kendrick Lewis (Miss)
S-Reshad Jones (UGA)
CB-Trevard Lindley (UK)
P-P.J. Fitzgerald (Bama)


ACC (1st Team)
QB-Thaddeus Lewis (Duke)
RB-Ryan Williams (VT)
RB-DaRel Scott (Maryland)
WR-Owen Spencer (NC St)
OL-Jason Fox (Miami)
OL-Jake Vermiglio (NC St)
OL-Ed Wang (VT)
OL-Will Barker (UVA)
OL-Chris DeGeare (WF)
TE-Dan Gronkowski (Maryland)
WR-Damaryius Thomas (GT)
K-Steve Aponavicius (BC)
Specialist-CJ Spiller (Clem)

DL-Derrick Morgan (GT)
DL-Jason Worilds (VT)
DL-Ricky Sapp (Clem)
DL-Eric Ogohobasse (Duke)
LB-Alex Wujicak (Mary)
LB-Quan Sturdivant (UNC)
LB-Audie Cole (NC St)
CB-Brandon Ghee (WF)
S-Kam Chancellor (VT)
S-DeAnde McDaniel (Clem)
CB-Chris Chancellor (Clem)
P-Dawson Zimmerman (Clem)

(2nd Team)
QB-Russell Wilson (NC St)
RB-Jonathan Dwyer (GT)
WR-Laron Byrd (Miami)
WR-Jarvis Williams (NC St)
OL-Kyle Jolley (UNC)
OL-Thomas Clairborne (BC)
OL-Thomas Austin (Clem)
OL-Dan Voss (GT)
OL-Sergio Render (VT)
TE-Michael Palmer (Clem)
WR-Jarret Boykin (VT)
K-Casey Barth (UNC)
Specialist-Jacoby Ford (Clem)

DL-Shea McKeen (NC St)
DL-Markus White (FSU)
DL-Jarvis Jenkins (Clem)
DL-Robert Quinn (UNC)
LB-Brandon Maye (Clem)
LB-Dekoda Watson (FSU)
LB-Daryl Sharpton (Miami)
CB-Ras-I Dowling (UVA)
S-Randy Phillips (Miami)
S-Morgan Burnett (GT)
CB-Crezdon Butler (Clem)
P-Matt Bosher (Miami)

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