DALLAS (FWAA) – The FWAA has announced the 2004 Outland Trophy
Watch List for college football's top linemen.
The Outland Trophy annually is presented to the top interior lineman
in college football on either side of the ball – tackles, centers, guards
– in a vote of the FWAA All-America Team Committee in late November.
Presented since 1946, the Outland Trophy is the third oldest award in
college football behind the Heisman Trophy and Maxwell Award. It is named
after the late John Outland, an All-America lineman at the University of
Pennsylvania at the turn of the century.
Last season's Outland Trophy winner, offensive tackle Robert Gallery
of Iowa, was selected by the Oakland Raiders as the No. 2 pick of the NFL
draft. Gallery was the third Iowa player to win the Outland Trophy.
The 2004 Outland Trophy winner will be announced on Dec. 9 on the ESPN
College Football Awards Show from Orlando, Fla. The Outland Trophy will
be presented to the winner by the Omaha Sports Committee on Jan. 13 at a
banquet in Omaha, Neb.
Below is the Outland Trophy Watch List, which includes the only returning
2003 FWAA All-America lineman, Alex Barron of Florida State.
2004 OUTLAND TROPHY
PRESEASON WATCH LIST |
Allan Adami |
DT |
SMU |
6-4 |
276 |
Sr. |
Corpus Christi, Texas |
Anthony Alabi |
OT |
TCU |
6-6 |
323 |
Sr. |
San Antonio, Texas |
Alex Barron |
OT |
Florida State |
6-6 |
308 |
Sr. |
Orangeburg, S.C. |
David Bass |
OG |
Michigan |
6-5 |
307 |
Sr. |
Sarasota, Fla. |
Jermaine Berry |
OT |
Kansas State |
6-0 |
295 |
Sr. |
Wichita, Kan. |
Wesley Britt |
OT |
Alabama |
6-8 |
313 |
Sr. |
Cullman, Ala. |
Matt Brock |
C |
Oregon State |
6-2 |
306 |
Sr. |
Roseburg, Ore. |
C.J. Brooks |
OG |
Maryland |
6-6 |
318 |
Sr. |
Rex, Ga. |
Elton Brown |
OG |
Virginia |
6-6 |
333 |
Sr. |
Hampton, Va. |
Jammal Brown |
OT |
Oklahoma |
6-6 |
313 |
Sr. |
Lawton, Okla. |
Jason Brown |
C |
North Carolina |
6-3 |
328 |
Sr. |
Henderson, N.C. |
Dan Buenning |
OG |
Wisconsin |
6-4 |
313 |
Sr. |
Green Bay, Wis. |
Vince Carter |
C |
Oklahoma |
6-3 |
289 |
Sr. |
Waco, Texas |
David Castillo |
C |
Florida State |
6-2 |
304 |
Jr. |
Pam Beach, Fla. |
Shaun Cody |
DT |
USC |
6-4 |
285 |
Sr. |
Hacienda Heights, Calif. |
Harvey Dahl |
OL |
Nevada |
6-5 |
305 |
Sr. |
Fallon, Nev. |
Mike Degory |
C |
Florida |
6-5 |
314 |
Jr. |
Palm Bay, Fla. |
Dusty Dvoracek |
DT |
Oklahoma |
6-3 |
287 |
Sr. |
Lake Dallas, Texas |
Greg Eslinger |
C |
Minnesota |
6-3 |
285 |
Jr. |
Bismarck, N.D. |
Trenton Franz |
C |
Wyoming |
6-2 |
282 |
Sr. |
Fort Collins, Colo. |
Keoki Fraser |
C |
Arizona |
6-3 |
295 |
Sr. |
Kaimanalo, Hawaii |
Justin Geisinger |
OT |
Vanderbilt |
6-4 |
330 |
Sr. |
Pittsburgh, Pa. |
Max Jean-Gilles |
OT |
Georgia |
6-4 |
340 |
Jr. |
Miami, Fla. |
Adrian Gonzalez |
OT |
Louisiana Tech |
6-6 |
317 |
Sr. |
Dallas, Texas |
Geoff Hangartner |
C |
Texas A&M |
6-5 |
310 |
Sr. |
New Braunfels, Texas |
Orien Harris |
DT |
Miami |
6-4 |
300 |
Jr. |
Newark, Del. |
Anttaj Hawthorne |
DT |
Wisconsin |
6-3 |
312 |
Sr. |
Hamden, Conn. |
Jeremy Hines |
C |
West Virginia |
6-2 |
285 |
So. |
Westlake, Ohio |
Richie Incognito |
C |
Nebraska |
6-3 |
290 |
Jr. |
Glendale, Ariz. |
Nick Kaczur |
OT |
Toledo |
6-5 |
305 |
Sr. |
Brantford, Ontario |
Chris Kemoeatu |
OG |
Utah |
6-4 |
334 |
Sr. |
Kahuku, Hawaii |
Mike Kracalik |
OT |
San Diego State |
6-9 |
325 |
Sr. |
Oceanside, Calif. |
Ryan Krug |
OT |
Connecticut |
6-4 |
302 |
Sr. |
Pine Beach, N.J. |
Blake Lingruen |
C |
Wake Forest |
6-4 |
282 |
Sr. |
Liberty Center, Ohio |
Todd Londot |
OT |
Miami (Ohio) |
6-7 |
300 |
Sr. |
Utica, Ohio |
Zach Morris |
NG |
Wyoming |
6-2 |
281 |
Sr. |
Denver, Colo. |
Dan Mozes |
OT |
West Virginia |
6-3 |
290 |
So. |
Washington, Pa. |
Scott Mruczkowski |
C |
Bowling Green |
6-4 |
315 |
Sr. |
Garfield Heights, Ohio |
Michael Munoz |
OT |
Tennessee |
6-6 |
315 |
Sr. |
Mason, Ohio |
Chris Myers |
OG |
Miami |
6-5 |
300 |
Sr. |
Miami, Fla. |
Mike Patterson |
DT |
USC |
6-0 |
285 |
Sr. |
Los Alamitos, Calif. |
Erik Pears |
OT |
Colorado State |
6-8 |
315 |
Sr. |
Denver, Colo. |
Rob Petitti |
OT |
Pittsburgh |
6-6 |
330 |
Sr. |
Rumson, N.J. |
Donovan Raiola |
C |
Wisconsin |
6-3 |
280 |
Jr. |
Honolulu, Hawaii |
Samson Satele |
OG |
Hawaii |
6-3 |
289 |
So. |
Kaneohe, Hawaii |
Dartagnon Shack |
OG |
Fresno State |
6-2 |
300 |
Jr. |
Riverside, Calif. |
Adam Snyder |
OT |
Oregon |
6-6 |
320 |
Sr. |
Whitter, Calif. |
Steve Subia |
OG |
New Mexico State |
6-1 |
328 |
Sr. |
Midland, Texas |
Matt Tarullo |
C |
Syracuse |
6-5 |
322 |
Sr. |
Albany, N.Y. |
Adam Terry |
OT |
Syracuse |
6-8 |
312 |
Sr. |
Queensbury, N.Y. |
Jeremy Trueblood |
OT |
Boston College |
6-8 |
315 |
Jr. |
Indianapolis, Ind. |
Joe Vaughn |
C |
Kansas |
6-1 |
285 |
Sr. |
Del City, Okla. |
Jake VerStraete |
OT |
Northern Illinois |
6-7 |
311 |
Sr. |
Atkinson, Ill. |
Andrew Whitworth |
OT |
LSU |
6-5 |
325 |
Jr. |
West Monroe, La. |
Ray Willis |
OT |
Florida State |
6-6 |
320 |
Sr. |
Angleton, Texas |
Eric Winston |
OT |
Miami |
6-7 |
310 |
Jr. |
Midland, Texas |
Rodrique Wright |
DT |
Texas |
6-5 |
315 |
Jr. |
Houston, Texas |
Related Link:
• Outland Trophy official site (outlandtrophy.com)
2004 FWAA All-America Committee |
Jack Bogaczyk |
Charleston (W. Va.) Daily Mail |
Big East |
Charles Durrenberger |
Arizona Daily Star, Tuscon |
Pac-10 |
Chad Hartley |
Reno (Nev.) Gazette Journal |
WAC |
Todd Jones |
Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch |
National, C-USA |
Rich Kaipust |
Omaha (Neb.) World-Herald |
Big 12 |
Steve Kiggins |
Casper (Wyo.) Star-Tribune |
Mountain West |
Joe Person |
The State, Columbia, S.C. |
SEC, Sun Belt |
Chip Scoggins |
Minneapolis (Minn.) Star-Tribune |
Big Ten, MAC |
Bob Thomas |
Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville |
ACC |
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