Football Writers Association Names All-Americans

The Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) has recognized several college football players with All-American honors, highlighting standout performances this season. Oregon's Dillon Gabriel was named a first-team All-American, marking his fourth such accolade, while teammate Derrick Harmon earned a second-team selection. Texas Longhorns' Kelvin Banks and Jahdae Barron also received first-team honors, with Banks winning the Outland Trophy and Barron the Thorpe Award, as they both prepare for the College Football Playoff against Clemson. Alabama saw three players including Tyler Booker, Parker Brailsford, and Jihaad Campbell named to the second-team, with Campbell boasting impressive statistics this season. Meanwhile, Mountain West players Jeanty and Nash garnered first-team distinctions, with Jeanty leading in rushing stats and Nash achieving the FBS receiving triple crown. Iowa's trio of All-Americans, including linebacker Jay Higgins, continues the school's strong legacy of producing top talent recognized by the FWAA.