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    MVFC All Conference

    OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: RB Shakir Bell, Indiana State
    DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: LB L.J. Fort, UNI
    ‘BRUCE CRADDOCK’ VALLEY FOOTBALL COACH OF THE YEAR: Craig Bohl, North Dakota State

    FIRST TEAM
    Quarterback(s)
    Kurt Hess, Youngstown State 6-3 235 So. Dayton (Ohio) Chaminade-Julienne High
    Tirrell Rennie, Northern Iowa 6-0 201 Sr. North Lauderdale (Fla.) Coconut Creek / Ellsworth CC

    Running Backs
    Shakir Bell, Indiana State 5-8 185 So. Indianapolis (Ind.) Warren Central High
    Jamaine Cook, Youngstown State 5-9 205 Jr. Cleveland (Ohio) Midpark High

    Fullback
    Brock Lough, Indiana State 6-0 220 Jr. Terre Haute (Ind.) South Vigo High

    Wide Receivers
    Terriun Crump, Western Illinois 6-3 220 Sr. Country Club Hills (Ill.) Rich Central / DuPage
    Jermaine Saffold, Missouri St. 6-1 198 Sr. Grandview (Mo.) High / Univ. of Central Missouri

    Tight End
    Alex Jones, Indiana State 6-3 235 Sr. Centerville (Ind.) High

    Offensive Linemen
    Bryan Boemer, Southern Illinois 6-2 317 Sr. St. Louis (Mo.) St. John Vianney High
    Paul Cornick, North Dakota St. 6-6 309 Sr. Orono (Minn.) High
    FN Lutz, Indiana State 6-3 290 Jr. West Lafayette (Ind.) Lafayette Harrison High
    Cal McCarthy, Illinois State 6-2 285 Sr. Shorewood (Ill.) Minooka High
    Jay Teply, Northern Iowa 6-7 328 Sr. Cedar Rapids (Iowa) Xavier

    Place Kicker
    Tyler Sieversten, Northern Iowa 6-2 185 So. Cedar Rapids (Iowa) C.R. Kennedy High


    Defensive Linemen
    Ben Boothby, Northern Iowa 6-0 280 Sr. Clinton (Iowa) High
    Colter Boyer, North Dakota St. 6-4 245 Sr. Hurley (S.D.) High
    Eric Brunner, Illinois State 6-2 285 Sr. Greendale (Wis.) High
    Ben Obaseki, Indiana State 6-3 235 Jr. Washington (Ind.) High

    Linebackers
    Aaron Archie, Indiana State 6-0 235 Jr. Detroit (Mich.) Cass Tech
    L.J. Fort, Northern Iowa 6-1 232 Sr. Waynesville (Mo.) High
    Evan Frierson, Illinois State 6-2 230 Jr. Washington (D.C.) H.D. Woodson High / Univ. of Illinois
    Chad Willson, North Dakota St. 5-11 221 Sr. Layton (Utah) High / Snow (Utah) Junior College

    Defensive Backs
    Mike McElroy, Southern Illinois 6-1 212 Sr. Lowell (Mich.) High
    Alex Sewall, Indiana State 6-1 210 Sr. Western Springs (Ill.) Lyons Township High
    Varmah Sonie, Northern Iowa 5-9 166 Jr. Burnsville (Minn.) Apple Valley High
    Marcus Williams, N Dakota St. 5-11 190 So. Minneapolis (Minn.) Hopkins High

    Punter
    Jason Schlautman, S. Dakota St. 6-2 195 Sr. Columbus (Neb.) High / Univ. of Nebraska-Omaha

    Return Specialist
    Steve Strother, S. Illinois 5-8 170 Jr. Culpepper (Va.) Eastern View High


    SECOND TEAM
    Quarterback
    Matt Brown, Illinois State 6-4 215 Jr. Marion (Ill.) High

    Running Backs
    Jewel Hampton, S. Illinois 5-9 210 Jr. Indianapolis (Ind.) Warren Central / Univ. of Iowa
    Ashton Leggett, Illinois State 5-11 230 Sr. Muskegon (Mich.) High / Michigan State Univ.

    Fullback
    Jordan Neukirch, Illinois State 6-2 235 So. Algonquin (Ill.) Huntley High

    Wide Receivers
    Dale Moss, South Dakota State 6-4 210 Sr. Brandon (S.D.) Brandon Valley High
    Tyrone Walker, Illinois State 5-11 200 Jr. Indianapolis (Ind.) Cardinal Ritter High

    Tight End
    Matt Veldman, N. Dakota State 6-7 257 Sr. Becker (Minn.) High

    Offensive Linemen
    Nick Bledsoe, Illinois State 6-1 295 Sr. Wheeling (Ill.) High
    Ben Geffert, Indiana State 6-3 310 Sr. Griffith (Ind.) High
    David Pickard, S. Illinois 6-5 306 Sr. Oak Park (Ill.) High
    Mark Pratt, Youngstown State 6-3 320 Jr. Tooele (Utah) High / Snow Junior College
    Austin Richard, N. Dakota State 6-3 314 Sr. Fargo (N.D.) South High

    Place Kicker
    Ryan Jastram, N. Dakota State 6-1 200 Sr. Sioux Falls (S.D.) Roosevelt / New Mexico State


    Defensive Linemen
    Nate Palmer, Illinois State 6-3 220 Jr. Chicago (Ill.) Simeon High / Univ. of Illinois
    Mikel Ruder, Missouri State 6-5 280 Sr. Lawrence (Kan.) Free State High
    Kayon Swanson, S. Illinois 6-1 282 Jr. Southfield (Mich.) High
    Andrew Johnson, Youngstown St. 6-3 285 Sr. Detroit (Mich.) Southeastern / Bowling Green

    Linebackers
    Mike Lien, South Dakota State 6-0 220 Sr. Castaic (Calif.) Valencia High
    Kevin Palermo, Western Illinois 6-1 225 Sr. West Chicago (Ill.) Driscoll Catholic High
    Jordan Smith, Northern Iowa 6-2 223 Sr. Humboldt (Iowa) High
    Jacolby Washington, Indiana St. 6-1 235 Jr. Deltona (Fla.) Deltona Trinity Christian High

    Defensive Backs
    Colten Heagle, N. Dakota State 5-11 195 So. Appleton (Wis.) Kimberly High
    Otis Merrill, Illinois State 5-11 185 Sr. Cleveland (Ohio) Glenville / Univ. of Wisconsin
    Jimmie Strong, Missouri State 5-10 190 Sr. Texarkana (Texas) Texas High
    Winston Wright, S. Dakota State 5-10 185 So. Lee's Summit (Mo.) Blue Springs South / Univ. of Missouri

    Punter
    Lucas Hileman, Indiana State 6-1 195 Jr. Anna (Ill.) Jonesboro High / Baylor Univ.

    Return Specialist
    Ryan Smith, North Dakota State 5-7 174 So. Wahpeton (N.D.) High

    Honorable Mention
    Illinois State: LB Josh Howe, DL Colton Underwood, OT Cody White • Indiana State: QB Ronnie Fouch, DL Rod Hardy, LB Ryan Roberts
    Missouri State: P Jordan Chiles, TE Matt Thayer, QB Trevor Wooden • North Dakota State: WR Warren Holloway, QB Brock Jensen,
    P Matt Voigtlander • UNI: DL Darren Branch, RB David Johnson, RS Jarred Herring • South Dakota State: WR Aaron Rollin, FB Kyle Sheehan, OL Bryan Witzmann  • Southern Illinois: DL Kenneth Boatright, PK Jackson MacLachlan, TE MyCole Pruitt • Western Illinois: DE Dwight Harris, OG Jimmy Holtschlag, DB Kieron James • Youngstown State: WR Christian Bryan, OL Chris Elkins, LB Teven Williams


    http://www.valley-football.org/news/...nference-team/
    Last edited by Kemo; 11-28-2011, 02:05 PM.
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  • #2
    Re: MVFC All Conference

    Interesting. Let's just say that should provide some additional motivation this offseason.
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    • #3
      Re: MVFC All Conference

      I think part of me thinks Sumner is deserving having the most yards to be in the discussion for first or 2nd team but I can Understand why he is not. Jensen for NDSU though surprises me, Highest ranked team in the confrence and no QB or running back or WR on first or second team for NDSU.
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      • #4
        Re: MVFC All Conference

        Though Sumner is very much deserving of 1st/2nd team all conference, I get why he didn't make it. He was a freshman QB who only started 8 games and was going against Kurt Hess, who played all season for a potent Youngstown State offense; Terrell Rennie, a running QB on a co-conference champion Northern Iowa team; Brock Jensen, hyper-efficient QB for the co-conference champion Bison (Matt Brown is a good QB, but Brock was more deserving of 2nd all conference than him imo). But the real issue is that Austin didn't get honorable mention, as his conference statistics prove he at least warrants that.

        Passing Ave/Game (Conference Play)
        		 Games
        		 Comp-Att-Int
        		 Yards
        		 TDs
        		 Ave/Game
        Sumner,Austin-SDSU
        		 8
        		 176-298-9
        		 2317
        		 16
        		 289.6
        Hess, Kurt-YSU
        		 8
        		 147-226-6
        		 1966
        		 22
        		 245.8
        Brown,Matt-ILS
        		 8
        		 157-248-4
        		 1525
        		 12
        		 190.6
        Fouch, Ronnie-INS
        		 8
        		 96-190-7
        		 1500
        		 13
        		 187.5
        Wooden,Trevor-MSU
        		 8
        		 110-178-8
        		 1500
        		 15
        		 187.5
        Jensen,Brock-NDSU
        		 8
        		 8 129-189-2
        		 1461
        		 7
        		 182.6
        Rennie, Tirrell-UNI
        		 7
        		 93-140-1
        		 1184
        		 10
        		 169.1



        A more glaring mistake would be Aaron Rollin not making 2nd team, as his stats definitely warrant it.

        And probably the biggest injustice of the entire All Conference team is Dale Moss not being on the first team. He is tied for 1st in receptions, tied for 1st in touchdowns, 1st in yards, and 1st in yards/game. Plus, one can't even use the underclassmen or "not on a winning team" excuse, because not a 1st or 2nd team receiver was on a playoff team.

        Receiving Yard/Game (Conference Play)
        		 Games
        		 Receptions
        		 Yards
        		 TD
        		 Ave/Catch
        		 Yards/Game
        Moss,Dale-SDSU 8 53 843 6 15.9 105.4
        Saffold,Jermain-MSU 8 37 747 5 20.2 93.4
        Rollin,Aaron-SDSU 8 45 739 6 16.4 92.4
        Crump, Terriun-WIU 8 48 673 4 14.0 84.1
        Walker,Tyrone-ILS 8 53 595 4 11.2 74.4



        Really too bad for our receivers, as they were definitely slighted by some of the voters.
        If you think nobody cares about you, try missing a couple of payments.
        - Steven Wright

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        • #5
          Re: MVFC All Conference

          Moss and Rollin were shafted for sure. Should have had moss on 1st and Rollin on 2nd IMO. Your right on Sumner, lead the league in total yards and yards per game and not even an honerable mention. I Feel NDSU was shafted with Jenson not getting second team and No RBs for NDSU. Not sure what their stats were but Thought they sure had a really good running game.
          "The most rewarding things you do in life, are often the ones that look like they cannot be done.” Arnold Palmer

          Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things.

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          • #6
            Re: MVFC All Conference

            Andy Mink not getting at least honorable mention is an oversight as well. Out of all MVFC defensive linemen (conference games), he was 2nd in tackles, tied for 4th in sacks, and tied for 7th in tackles for loss. My guess is he got lost in shuffle because of the Jacks poor defense play as a team and voters not looking at statistics based on position (i.e. though Mink is 2nd in tackles amongst linemen, he is tied for 16th out of all defensive positions).
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            • #7
              Re: MVFC All Conference

              This list is the biggest POS I have seen in some time. Just unbelievable on Moss, Rollin, and Mink. Just incredible. Throw in the glaring omission of Austin and it makes me think that the voters for this don't have a clue.
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              • #8
                Re: MVFC All Conference

                Once i saw Moss was left off the 1st team, I realized the whole list was a joke, so I quit reading it.
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