Rellyrell
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G Willis and Jaelan Phillips were our most recent snubs
Believe both Phillips & Willis were 2nd team All Americans. Phillips was voted to the AFCA 1st team All American
G Willis and Jaelan Phillips were our most recent snubs
I think All Conference is an EXTREMELY high bar at a school where Sean Taylor couldn't win a Thorpe and Willis McGahee, who produced a top 5 all-time season at RB, couldn't win a Heisman.
I don't think Willis made 2d team AA on more than one random pub list.Believe both Phillips & Willis were 2nd team All Americans. Phillips was voted to the AFCA 1st team All American
Outside of Clempson, that isn't really like "all $EC" linebacker...All conference is “a low bar”...lol wow so all those all conferences guys in the stout big East..jags. This fan base can be crazy mofos
I don't think Willis made 2d team AA on more than one random pub list.
Phillips got some second teams but not the big ones I don't think.
Borregales was our first actual AA since the stone age.
Winning all conference anything in the All Carolina Conference is a miracle for a Miami player. Gerald Willis was a 2nd team All American DT. Nationally, there were only two guys who were considered better at the position. Yet somehow he was also a 2nd team All Carolina Conference player. For some reason Dexter Lawrence was considered better among the ACC voters.
Funny, wiki didn't have him listed as an AP 2d team. Just a mess up I guess. Phillips was only second team, not first team.I think U’re right about Willis. I think SI had him as 2nd team All American. But Phillips got AP All American. He’s legit. Lol.
Edit: Nope..Willis was named to the AP All American team, too, in 2018.
Gerald Willis was second team AP All American. NFL draft grade has nothing to do with All American voting. Dexter Lawrence wasn’t even third team AP All American.Okay, slow down with that.
Willis was selected by SPORTS ILLUSTRATED (guess they count this time since it's positive news) as a 2nd team All-American. He sure as heck wasn't considered the third or fourth best at his position that year.
He then had a mid round draft grade but went undrafted. No disrespect on the man, he played well for us, but he wasn't what you made him out to be. Took far too many plays off for a consensus AA.
Everyone thought Lawrence was the better player nationally. Epic guitar playing and **** shame he didn't get to do something in the NFL.
Funny, wiki didn't have him listed as an AP 2d team. Just a mess up I guess. Phillips was only second team, not first team.
Just went and looked. Amazing that the first team AA defense included guys from Pitt, Coastal Carolina, West Virginia, Iowa, GA Tech, Tulsa and Northwestern. No probably with any of them, just surprised how many guys from middle to lower schools made first team on D.Right; He was listed as a 1st team by the AFCA, but not officially by the AP.
Just went and looked. Amazing that the first team AA defense included guys from Pitt, Coastal Carolina, West Virginia, Iowa, GA Tech, Tulsa and Northwestern. No probably with any of them, just surprised how many guys from middle to lower schools made first team on D.
Offense was different - 5 Alabama guys, Clemson, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Florida.
Tbh phillips sacks being bunched up lime that is a legit deduct frim my pov. I’d say that if he played on another team. Rousseau’s numbers were amazing a year ago but also rather conce trated. You want your first team AA’s dominating in big time games, like santana moss would say.Right??!! I noticed the same thing.
Weaver: 7.5 sacks (T-17th in the nation) 34 total tackles & 3 FF (T-6th in the nation)
Jackson: 8.5 sacks (T-8th in the nation), 49 total tackles & 3 FF (T-6th in the nation)
compared to
Phillips: 8 sacks (T-13th in the nation), 45 total tackles, 1 int
I’m going to assume the only reason Weaver got the nod over Phillips b/c 5 of Phillips’ 7.5 sacks came in back to back games. Weaver was a bit more consistent. Nevertheless, Phillips made a strong case to be 1st team over Weaver, in particular.