Big East
1. Louisville
2. Pittsburgh
3. Syracuse
4. West Virginia
5. Rutgers
6. Connecticut
7. USF
8. Cincinnati


All-Big East Team


Offense
WR: Tres Moses, Rutgers
WR: Greg Lee, Pittsburgh
OL: Dan Mozes, West Virginia
OL: Travis Leffew, Louisville
OL: Jason Spitz, Louisville
OL: John Glass, Rutgers
OL: Charles Spencer, Pittsburgh
QB: Tyler Palko, Pittsburgh
RB: Andre Hall, USF
RB: Cornell Brockington, UConn
TE: Clark Harris, Rutgers


Defense
DL: Ryan Neill, Rutgers
DL: James Wyche, Syracuse
DL: Elvis Dumervil, Louisville
DL: Shawn Mayne, UConn
LB: Brandon Johnson, Louisville
LB: H.B. Blades, Pittsburgh
LB: Jerry Mackey, Syracuse
DB: Jahmile Addae, West Virginia
DB: Mike Lorello, West Virginia
DB: Josh Lay, Pittsburgh
DB: Anthony Smith, Syracuse


Specialists
K: Josh Cummings, Pittsburgh
KR: Larry Taylor, UConn
P: Adam Graessle, Pittsburgh
PR: Montrell Jones, Louisville


Offensive Player of the Year
Andre Hall, RB, USF


Defensive Player of the Year
Ryan Neill, DL, Rutgers


Newcomer of the Year
Rashad Jennings, RB, Pittsburgh

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No love at all for the Bearcats.

We'll see.

I can't believe Andre Hall is the pick for player of the year. Is he even going to get enough help to make any big marks on the conference? Personally, I think the POY will come from this group:

Brian Brohm
Michael Bush
Tyler Palko
Greg Lee (darkhorse)

CardinalEmpire.com Wrote:I can't believe Andre Hall is the pick for player of the year. Is he even going to get enough help to make any big marks on the conference? Personally, I think the POY will come from this group:

Brian Brohm
Michael Bush
Tyler Palko
Greg Lee (darkhorse)

Another set of darkhorses would be Brian Leonard and Tres Moses of Rutgers.

Let's put it this way: He had a great rushing season last year, and is one of the nations leading returning rushers.

His Ypc is 2nd highest of all backs in the nation going into this year, .1 behind a back for NIU.

And, he's going to have to be the focus of our offense. Even with good QB play, we'll be needing him.

What I don't see, however, is how he could possibly have such a good season and us still finish 7th. Either he's offensive MVP and we're 4th or 5th at LEAST, or he won't be. Even with another 1300+ yard performance it wont be enough. !500+ might be, and he certainly is capable of it!