All-Louisiana Team anounced Cox & Fenroy 1st Team

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The improvement of the University of Louisiana's ground game wasn't lost on the voters on the 2005 All-Louisiana Collegiate Football Team announced Friday by the La. Sports Writers Association. Junior offensive tackle Brandon Cox and freshman running back Tyrell Fenroy were each first-team selections on the squad, and Fenroy was also selected in a runaway vote as the team's Freshman of the Year. Senior center and offensive line mate Greg Hodges was selected to the second team by a panel of LSWA voters representing reach of the state's football-playing schools. Players were nominated by each school's sports information offices. Senior defensive end Eugene Kwarteng was the Ragin' Cajuns' other selection, earning honorable mention honors on the defensive line. Cajun fourth-year coach Rickey Bustle finished fourth in the balloting for Coach of the Year. That group helped lead the Cajuns to their first conference title since the Sun Belt Conference began football in the 2001 season and the first league crown of any type since a Big West Conference co-championship in 1994. The 6-5 record was also UL's first winning mark since 1995, and the team's five-game win streak to end the season was the longest since that same season. The rest of the story

[J-Town Cajun]

Where can we find the complete list of 1st, 2nd, and Honorable Mention teams. This was not listed in the Advertiser.

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Where can we find the complete list of 1st, 2nd, and Honorable Mention teams. This was not listed in the Advertiser.

Grambling State's quarterback, Bruce Eugene, and Melvin Spears, were named the Offensive Player of the Year in the state and Spears was named Coach of the Year. Kyle Williams, LSU's star defensive tackle was voted the state's top defensive player Tyrell Fenroy, Louisiana-Lafayette's star running back, was named the freshman of the year. Joseph Tobias of Nicholls State, won the award for newcomer of the year for those first-year non-freshman players in the state. FIRST TEAM Joining Eugene at quarterback and Fenroy on the first team offense were at offensive line: Jonathan Banks of Grambling, Aaron Lips of Louisiana Tech, Rudy Niswanger of LSU, Andrew Whitworth of LSU and Brandon Cox of Louisiana Lafayette. The first team tight end is Louisiana Monroe's Joey Trappey, while the two wide receivers are his teammate Drouzon Quillen and Grambling's Henry Tolbert. Rounding out the team was running back Joseph Addai of LSU. Joining Williams on the defensive line were: Jason Hatcher of Grambling, Claude Wroten of LSU and Brandon Guillory of Louisiana Monroe. The linebackers were Anthony Cannon of Tulane, Byron Santiago of Louisiana Tech and Cory Vavala of Nicholls State and the four defensive backs chosen were Laron Landry of LSU, David Pittman of Northwestern State, Chaz Williams of Louisiana Monroe and Tramon Williams of Louisiana Tech. The specialists on the first team were: punter Joel Stelly of Louisiana Monroe, place kicker Blake Bercegeay of McNeese State and return specialist Skyler Green of LSU. SECOND TEAM Members of the second team offense were: Offensive Line -- Jacob Bender, Nicholls State; Brian Booth, Northwestern State; Greg Hodges, Louisiana-Lafayette; Chris McGee, Tulane; Cody Stogner, Nicholls State. Tight End -- Josh Taylor, Southeastern Louisiana. Wide Receiver -- Dwayne Bowe, LSU; Felton Huggins, Southeastern Louisiana. Running Back -- Ab Kuman, Grambling State, Broderick Cole, Nicholls State. Quarterback -- Steven Jyles, Louisiana-Monroe. On the second team defense were: Defensive Line -- Tory Collins, Northwestern State; Melvin Oliver, LSU; Moqut Ruffins, Louisiana Tech; Joe Sykes, Southern. Linebackers -- Ali Highsmith, LSU; Barry Robertson, Louisiana Tech; Cameron Vaughn, LSU. Defensive Backs -- Duriel Adams, Southeastern Louisiana; Jermaine Mills, Grambling State; Kevin Payne, Louisiana-Monroe; Russ Washington, Northwestern State. Second team special teams: Punter -- Chris Jackson, LSU; Placekicker -- Danny Horwedel, Louisiana Tech; Return Specialist -- Toby Ziegler, Northwestern State. The source of the info

[ShowDog]

I've watched SLI, USL, and UL since the late 50's. Fenroy if he keeps up the pace will undoubtedly be the best back ever to wear the vermilion and white.

Nice to have a back who can smell paydirt and will go through ____ and high water to get there.