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SI.com's Midseason All-Americas


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1st team:

DE: George Selvie

So., South Florida

Leads the nation with 10.5 sacks; 3.5 TFL in Auburn upset.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/football/ncaa/midseason.all.americans/index.html

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Umm.... definitely left out Mike Jenkins and Trae Williams. Mike is commonly considered the top CB in the nation.

It is nice to see George in there, though!

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Jenkins is considered by Mel Kiper to be the #1 senior corner, but i do think most people are on the Aqib Talib bandwagon, he's awesome.

pretty absurd that Michael Crabtree has 17 TD's already, i don't care what offense he's in, that's insanity.

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pretty absurd that Michael Crabtree has 17 TD's already, i don't care what offense he's in, that's insanity.

70 freakin catches halfway through the season is just filthy. I agree, who cares if they throw 50 times a game, they do it against big 12 teams.

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