Big 12 Conference All-Time football team

The Big 12 Conference members of the Associated Press held a vote in 2010 and voted on the best players during the Big 12 Conference's 15-year existence.[1]

  • Note: Players in bold were selected. Players not in bold only received votes.

Offense

Position Player College Vote(s) College Hall of Famer
Quarterback Vince Young Texas 16 No
Colt McCoy Texas 3 No
Sam Bradford Oklahoma 1 No
Running back
Ricky Williams Texas 20 No
Adrian Peterson Oklahoma 16 No
Darren Sproles Kansas State 3 No
Ahman Green Nebraska 1 No
Wide receiver
Michael Crabtree Texas Tech 19 No
Rashaun Woods Oklahoma State 8 No
Jeremy Maclin Missouri 5 No
Mark Clayton Oklahoma 3 No
Jordan Shipley Texas 2 No
Ryan Broyles Oklahoma 1 No
Dez Bryant Oklahoma State 1 No
Roy Williams Texas 1 No
Tight end
Chase Coffman Missouri 8 No
Daniel Graham Colorado 7 No
Jermaine Gresham Oklahoma 3 No
Alonzo Mayes Oklahoma State 1 No
David Thomas Texas 1 No
Center
Dominic Raiola Nebraska 13 No
Seth McKinney Texas A&M 3 No
Jon Cooper Oklahoma 1 No
Randall Cummins Kansas State 1 No
Rob Riti Missouri 1 No
Adam Spieker Missouri 1 No
Guard/Tackle
Jammal Brown Oklahoma 15 No
Aaron Taylor Nebraska 15 No
Justin Blalock Texas 13 No
Russell Okung Oklahoma State 12 No
Andre Gurode Colorado 8 No
Leonard Davis Texas 3 No
Duke Robinson Oklahoma 3 No
Chris Naeole Colorado 2 No
Jason Smith Baylor 2 No
Trent Williams Oklahoma 2 No
Anthony Collins Kansas 1 No
Chris Dishman Nebraska 1 No
Toniu Fonoti Nebraska 1 No
Richie Incognito Nebraska 1 No
Phil Loadholt Oklahoma 1 No

Defense

Position Player College Vote(s) College Hall of Famer
Defensive line Ndamukong Suh Nebraska 20 No
Tommie Harris Oklahoma 17 No
Grant Wistrom Nebraska 17 Yes
Brian Orakpo Texas 10 No
Gerald McCoy Oklahoma 4 No
Darren Howard Kansas State 2 No
Montae Reagor Texas Tech 2 No
Justin Smith Missouri 2 No
Jeremy Beal Oklahoma 1 No
Dan Cody Oklahoma 1 No
Dusty Dvoracek Oklahoma 1 No
Casey Hampton Texas 1 No
James McClinton Kansas 1 No
Brian Smith Missouri 1 No
Linebacker Derrick Johnson Texas 19 No
Dat Nguyen Texas A&M 19 No
Rocky Calmus Oklahoma 12 No
Teddy Lehman Oklahoma 10 No
Mark Simoneau Kansas State 6 No
Rufus Alexander Oklahoma 2 No
Sean Weatherspoon Missouri 2 No
Jordan Dizon Colorado 1 No
Lawrence Flugence Texas Tech 1 No
Jeff Kelly Kansas State 1 No
Curtis Lofton Oklahoma 1 No
Carlos Polk Nebraska 1 No
Nick Reid Kansas 1 No
Matt Russell Colorado 1 No
Defensive back Roy Williams Oklahoma 19 No
Terence Newman Kansas State 16 No
Derrick Strait Oklahoma 10 No
Michael Huff Texas 8 No
Aqib Talib Kansas 7 No
Mike Brown Nebraska 4 No
Ralph Brown Nebraska 3 No
Aaron Ross Texas 2 No
Earl Thomas Texas 2 No
Nathan Vasher Texas 2 No
Chris Canty Kansas State 1 No
Ellis Hobbs Iowa State 1 No
Quentin Jammer Texas 1 No
R. W. McQuarters Oklahoma State 1 No
Mike Minter Nebraska 1 No
Dwayne Slay Texas Tech 1 No
Jason Webster Texas A&M 1 No

Special teams

Position Player College Vote(s) College Hall of Famer
All-purpose Darren Sproles Kansas State 6 No
David Allen Kansas State 5 No
Wes Welker Texas Tech 4 No
Dez Bryant Oklahoma State 2 No
Brad Smith Missouri 2 No
Jeremy Maclin Missouri 1 No
Punter Daniel Sepulveda Baylor 15 No
Shane Lechler Texas A&M 5 No
Kicker Mason Crosby Colorado 12 No
Martin Gramatica Kansas State 5 No
Jeff Wolfert Missouri 2 No
Alex Henery Nebraska 1 No

Other

Position Player College Vote(s) College Hall of Famer
Coach Bob Stoops Oklahoma 18 No
Mack Brown Texas 1 No
Bill Snyder Kansas State 1 No
Top Offensive Player Vince Young Texas 10 No
Ricky Williams Texas 7 No
Colt McCoy Texas 2 No
Sam Bradford Oklahoma 1 No
Top Defensive Player Ndamukong Suh Nebraska 16 No
Roy Williams Oklahoma 2 No
Derrick Johnson Texas 1 No
Grant Wistrom Nebraska 1 Yes[2]

School summary

School Players Players RV Total Players Total Vote(s)
Baylor 1 1 2 17
Colorado 1 5 6 31
Iowa State 0 1 1 1
Kansas 0 4 4 10
Kansas State 2 9 11 47
Missouri 1 9 10 25
Nebraska 5 10 15 96
Oklahoma 8 16 24 145
Oklahoma State 2 4 6 25
Texas 7 14 21 125
Texas A&M 1 3 4 28
Texas Tech 1 4 5 27

Voters

The voters were Lee Barfknecht, Omaha (Neb.) World-Herald; Kelly Beaton, Waterloo-Cedar Falls (Iowa) Courier; Kirk Bohls, Austin (Texas) American-Statesman; Jimmy Burch, Fort Worth (Texas) Star-Telegram; Chuck Carlton, The Dallas Morning News; Robert Cessna, Bryan Eagle; Mike Finger, San Antonio Express-News; Vahe Gregorian, St. Louis Post-Dispatch; Bill Haisten, Tulsa (Okla.) World;[3] Kevin Haskin, Topeka Capital-Journal;[4] Brian Howell, Longmont (Colo.) Daily Times-Call; Tom Keegan, Lawrence Journal-World; Blair Kerkhoff, Kansas City Star; Bobby La Gesse, Ames (Iowa) Tribune; Dave Matter, Columbia (Mo.) Daily Tribune;[5] Kyle Ringo, Boulder (Colo.) Daily Camera; John Shinn, Norman (Okla.) Transcript; Jake Trotter, The Oklahoman;[6] John Werner, Waco (Texas) Tribune-Herald; Don Williams, Lubbock (Texas) Avalanche-Journal.

References

  1. ^ "The San Diego Union-Tribune - San Diego, California & National News".
  2. ^ "Grant Wistrom (2009) - Hall of Fame". National Football Foundation. Retrieved August 16, 2024.
  3. ^ Haisten, Bill (November 25, 2010). "Bill Haisten's All-Time All-Big 12 ballot". Tulsa World. Retrieved May 19, 2012.
  4. ^ Haskin, Kevin (November 25, 2010). "Column: Picking all-time Big 12 difficult". The Topeka Capital-Journal. Retrieved May 19, 2012.
  5. ^ Matter, Dave (November 17, 2010). "My All-Time All-Big 12 ballot". Columbia Daily Tribune. Archived from the original on January 23, 2011. Retrieved May 19, 2012.
  6. ^ Trotter, Jake (November 24, 2010). "Jake Trotter's all-time All-Big 12 ballot". The Oklahoman. Archived from the original on July 11, 2012. Retrieved May 19, 2012.
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