Four Alabama players named preseason All-Americans by Walter Camp Football Foundation

Quartet of Alabama football players land on Walter Camp Football Foundation preseason All-American team

June was a busy month on the recruiting trail for Kalen DeBoer and the Alabama Crimson Tide football team and now that we’ve officially made it to July, the college football season is just around the corner and that means preseason watch lists and rankings will be dropping daily.

On Monday, the Walter Camp Football Foundation released its 2024 preseason All-Americans and Alabama landed four players on the two-deep.

Tyler Booker and Graham Nicholson earned first-team honors while Parker Brailsford and James Burnip earned spots on the second-team.

Booker and Prailsford make up two-thirds of one of the best interior offensive lines in the country while Nicholson and Burnip combine for the top specialist duo.

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Walter Camp Player of the Year and All-American team announced

The Walter Camp Football Foundation revealed the names for its prestigious All-American team and Player of the Year award on Friday night.

The Walter Camp Football Foundation revealed its Player of the Year award-winner as well as the members of its prestigious All-American team on Friday night.

LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels, the fifth quarterback in SEC history to be responsible for 50 touchdowns in a single season, was named the Walter Camp Player of the Year. He led the FBS in QBR (95.7), passing touchdowns (40), yards per pass attempt (11.7), yards per carry (8.4), and total offense (412.2 yards/game).

Despite the Player of the Year nomination, Daniels was not the quarterback on the foundation’s All-American team. See who was nominated at each position below.

Walter Camp All-American Team

QB: Michael Penix Jr. (Washington)

RB: Ollie Gordon II (Oklahoma State), Omarion Hampton (North Carolina)

WR: Marvin Harrison Jr. (Ohio State), Malik Nabers (LSU)

TE: Brock Bowers (Georgia)

OT: Joe Alt (Notre Dame), Olumuyiwa Fashanu (Penn State)

OG: Cooper Beebe (Kansas State), Zak Zinter (Michigan)

C: Jackson Powers-Johnson (Oregon)

DL: T’Vondre Sweat (Texas), Jonah Elliss (Utah), Jalen Green (James Madison), Laiatu Latu (UCLA)

LB: Jason Henderson (Old Dominion), Payton Wilson (NC State), Edgerrin Cooper (Texas A&M)

CB: Cooper DeJean (Iowa), Beanie Bishop Jr. (West Virginia)

S: Xavier Watts (Notre Dame), Malaki Starks (Georgia)

K: Graham Nicholson (Miami-Ohio)

P: Tory Taylor (Iowa)

KR: Jayden Harrison (Marshall)

Texas RB Bijan Robinson named 2021 Preseason All-American by Walter Camp Football

Texas running back Bijan Robinson was recently recognized by Walter Camp Football as a second team All-American.

Texas running back Bijan Robinson is no doubt a superstar in the making.

As a true freshman last season, Robinson lived up to the hype as the former five-star prospect and nation’s top running back in the 2020 recruiting class averaged an impressive 8.2 yards per carry.

He totaled 703 yards and four touchdowns in just 86 rushing attempts in 2020, largely due in part to former head coach Tom Herman choosing to split carries between Keaontay Ingram, Roschon Johnson and Robinson.

Robinson’s carries and stats are expected to skyrocket under new head coach Steve Sarkisian’s offensive system, where he values running backs and consistently feeds his playmakers.

Walter Camp Football recently listed Robinson as a 2021 Preseason Second Team All-American. Two Big 12 players were listed on the first team offense in Iowa State’s Breece Hall and Charlie Kolar and one player from the conference made the first team defense in Oklahoma’s Nick Bonitto.

Robinson joined Oklahoma quarterback Spencer Rattler on the second team offense. No other Longhorns were selected.

The Walter Camp Football Foundation is a well-respected volunteer organization that began announcing All-American teams in 1889. In total, 29 different schools from eight conferences were represented on the Preseason All-America First and Second teams for 2021.