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12/12/02
Dockery, Redding earn All-America
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University
of Texas
All-Time Walter Camp Football Foundation All-Americans |
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2002
Derrick Dockery, OL |
| 2002
Cory Redding, DE |
| 2001
Quentin Jammer, CB |
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2001 Mike Williams, OT |
| 2000
Leonard Davis, OT |
| 2000
Casey Hampton, DT |
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1998 Ricky Williams, RB |
| 1997
Ricky Williams, RB |
| 1996
Dan Neil, OG |
| 1991
Shane Dronett, DL |
| 1985
Gene Chilton, C |
| 1984
Tony Degrate, DT |
| 1984
Jerry Gray, DB |
| 1983
Doug Dawson, OG |
| 1981
Kenneth Sims, DT |
| 1981
Terry Tausch, OT |
| 1979
Steve McMichael, DT |
| 1978
Russell Erxleben, K |
| 1978
Johnnie Johnson, DB |
| 1977
Earl Campbell, RB |
| 1977
Brad Shearer, DT |
| 1975
Bob Simmons, OT |
| 1974
Bob Simmons, OT |
| 1973
Roosevelt Leaks, RB |
| 1973
Bill Wyman, C |
| 1972
Jerry Sisemore, OT |
| 1971
Jerry Sisemore, OT |
| 1970
Cotton Speyrer, SE |
| 1970
Bobby Wuensch, OT |
| 1970
Steve Worster, RB |
| 1969
Bob McKay, OT |
| 1969
Cotton Speyrer, SE |
| 1965
Tommy Nobis, LB |
| 1963
Scott Appleton, OT |
| 1962
Johnny Treadwell, OG |
| 1961
James Saxton, RB |
| 1953
Carlton Massey, SE |
| 1950
Bud McFadin, OG |
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1946 Hub Bechtol, SE |
ORLANDO, Fla.
-- University of Texas senior offensive lineman Derrick Dockery
(Garland, Texas) and senior defensive end Cory Redding (Houston,
Texas) both were selected as Walter Camp Football Foundation (WCFF)
All-Americans, the organization announced Thursday during ESPN's
Home Depot College Football Awards Show.
Dockery, who was named a Football Writers Association of America
All-American a week ago, has seen action at both right guard and
tackle and been a force on the Longhorns offensive line this season.
He is a key member of a UT offense that ranks fifth in the Big 12
and 17th nationally in scoring offense (33.7 ppg.). Dockery, who
has not allowed a sack this year, has helped QB Chris Simms to throw
for 2,938 yards (No. 2 on UT's single-season list) and a UT-record
24 touchdowns. He also has helped open holes for the Longhorns'
eighth consecutive 1,000-yard rusher in sophomore Cedric Benson
(1,247 yards/No. 7 on UT's single-season chart).
Redding, who was one of four finalists for the Lombardi and Hendricks
awards, is the leader of a UT defense that leads the Big 12 and
ranks 10th in the NCAA in pass defense (162.8 ypg.), second in the
league and eighth in the country in scoring defense (16.0 ppg.),
second in the Big 12 and 12th nationally in total defense (296.6
ypg.) and third in the conference and 10th in the nation in pass
efficiency defense (98.3 rtg.). The 2001 second-team All-American
(The Associated Press) ranks fourth on the team with 66 tackles
and leads the squad with 20 TFLs (T-No. 6 on UT's single-season
list), 7.5 sacks, 36 QB pressures (T-No. 8 on UT's single-season
chart), three forced fumbles and a pair fumble recoveries. He also
has posted a sack in the last seven contests.
It marks the third consecutive year that the Longhorns placed two
players on the prestigious All-America team and the 10th time in
school history. Last year, cornerback Quentin Jammer and offensive
tackle Mike Williams earned the honor, while offensive tackle Leonard
Davis and defensive tackle Casey Hampton were named to the 2000
WCFF team. Thirty-five Longhorns have earned a total of 39 All-America
honors from the Walter Camp Football Foundation in school history.
The team is the widely recognized as the nation's most prestigious
and respected All-America squads. The foundation began honoring
college football players in 1889 and the All-Americans are selected
by the country's head coaches and sports information directors.
The ninth-ranked Longhorns (10-2, 6-2 Big 12) return to the practice
field next week in preparation for their matchup with LSU (8-4,
5-3 SEC) in the SBC Cotton Bowl on New Year's Day.
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