2007 College Football Award Semi-Finalists

Bo Schembechler Award
(Nation’s Most Outstanding Head Coach)

Mike Bellotti (Oregon)
Randy Edsall (Connecticut)
Dennis Erickson (Arizona State)
Dennis Franchione (Texas A&M)
Al Groh (Virginia)
Jim Leavitt (South Florida)
Mark Mangino (Kansas)
Les Miles (LSU)
Gary Pinkel (Missouri)
Bob Stoops (Oklahoma)
Jim Tressel (Ohio State)
Jeff Jagodzinski (Boston College)

Marino-Elway Award
(Nation’s Most Outstanding Quarterback)

Sam Bradford (Oklahoma)
Colt Brennan (Hawaii)
Brian Brohm (Louisville)
Chase Daniel (Missouri)
Dennis Dixon (Oregon)
Graham Harrell (Texas Tech)
Kellen Lewis (Indiana)
Curtis Painter (Purdue)
Matt Ryan (Boston College)
Paul Smith (Tulsa)
Tim Tebow (Florida)
Andre Woodson (Kentucky)

Emmitt Smith Award
(Nation’s Most Outstanding Running back)

Justin Forsett (California)
Matt Forte (Tulane)
Mike Hart (Michigan)
P.J. Hill (Wisconsin)
Darren McFadden (Arkansas)
Rashard Mendenhall (Illinois)
Jalen Parmele (Toledo)
Ray Rice (Rutgers)
Javon Ringer (Michigan State)
Steve Slaton (West Virginia)
Jonathan Stewart (Oregon)
Chris Wells (Ohio State)

Jerry Rice Award
(Nation’s Most Outstanding Wide Receiver)

Jabari Arthur (Akron)
Adarius Bowman (Oklahoma State)
Dorien Bryant (Purdue)
Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech)
Harry Douglas (Louisville)
Casey Fitzgerald (North Texas)
DJ Hall (Alabama)
James Hardy (Indiana)
DeSean Jackson (California)
Mario Manningham (Michigan)
Jordy Nelson (Kansas State)
Brian Robiskie (Ohio State)

Orlando Pace Award
(Nation’s Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman)

Will Arnold (LSU)
Sam Baker (USC)
Kirk Barton (Ohio State)
Gosder Cherilus (Boston College)
Kirk Elder (Texas A&M)
Jake Long (Michigan)
Drew Miller (Florida)
Mike Pollak (Arizona State)
Eric Scott (Kentucky)
Adam Spieker (Missouri)
Shannon Tevaga (UCLA)
Brandon Walker (Oklahoma)

Bruce Smith Award
(Nation’s Most Outstanding Defensive Lineman)

Tommy Blake (TCU)
Glenn Dorsey (LSU)
Chris Ellis (Virginia Tech)
Andre Fluellen (Florida State)
Quentin Groves (Auburn)
Brighan Harwell (UCLA)
Lawrence Jackson (USC)
Chris Long (Virginia)
James McClinton (Kansas)
Frank Okam (Texas)
DeMario Pressley (North Carolina State)
Antonio Reynolds (Tennessee)

Lawrence Taylor Award
(Nation’s Most Outstanding Linebacker)

Sir Darean Adams (Michigan State)
Xaiver Adibi (Virginia Tech)
Dan Conner (Penn State)
Shawn Crable (Michigan)
Ali Highsmith (LSU)
James Laurinaitis (Ohio State)
J Leman (Illinois)
Brandon Miller (Georgia)
Ben Moffitt (South Florida)
Keith Rivers (USC)
Christian Taylor (UCLA)
Wesley Woodyard (Kentucky)

Darrell Green Award
(Nation’s Most Outstanding Defensive Back)

Antoine Cason (Arizona)
Simeon Castille (Alabama)
Thomas DeCoud (California)
Marcus Griffin (Texas)
Jonathan Heffney (Tennessee)
Mike Jenkins (South Florida)
Glenn Sharpe (Miami-Florida)
Craig Steltz (LSU)
Terrell Thomas (USC)
DeJuan Tribble (Boston College)
D.J. Wolfe (Oklahoma)
Tom Zbikowski (Notre Dame)

Deion Sanders Award
(Nation’s Most Outstanding Athlete)

Sam Bradford (Oklahoma)
Glenn Dorsey (LSU)
Matt Forte (Tulane)
Graham Harrell (Texas Tech)
Mike Hart (Michigan)
DeSean Jackson (California)
James Laurinaitis (Ohio State)
Darren McFadden (Arkansas)
Ray Rice (Rutgers)
Tim Tebow (Florida)
Chris Wells (Ohio State)
Andre Woodson (Kentucky)

Jason Hanson Award
(Nation’s Most Outstanding Place Kicker)

Travis Bell (Georgia Tech)
Gary Cismesia (Florida State)
Kai Forbath (UCLA)
Chris Gould (Virginia)
Jeremy Ito (Rutgers)
Taylor Mehlhaff (Wisconsin)
Ryan Pretorius (Ohio State)
Brooks Rossman (Kansas State)
John Sullivan (New Mexico)
Austin Starr (Indiana)
Scott Webb (Kansas)
Thomas Weber (Arizona State)

Chris Gardocki Award
(Nation’s Most Outstanding Punter)

Jared Armstrong (Purdue)
Durant Brooks (Georgia Tech)
Britton Colquitt (Tennessee)
Ken Debauche (Wisconsin)
Patrick Fisher (LSU)
Matt Fodge (Oklahoma State)
Jimmie Kaylor (Colorado State)
Andrew Larson (California)
Chris Miller (Ball State)
Geoffrey Price (Notre Dame)
Louie Sakoda (Utah)
A.J. Trapasso (Ohio State)