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Three Arkansas players landed on the All-SEC teams as voted on by the coaches, the league announced Tuesday.
Wide receiver Treylon Burks and cornerback Montaric Brown were first-team selections, while linebacker Bumper Pool earned a second-team nod.
It is the first time the Razorbacks have had multiple first-team selections by the SEC coaches since 2015, when tight end Hunter Henry and offensive guard Sebastian Tretola were recognized. A full decade has passed since they had one on both sides of the ball in the same year.
Arkansas hadn’t had a first-team All-SEC cornerback since 2006, when Chris Houston landed on the AP’s first unit, or a first-team All-SEC wide receiver since Cobi Hamilton in 2012. This is the second straight year Pool has been a second-team selection by the coaches.
Burks has been dominant for Arkansas this season, hauling in 66 passes for 1,104 yards and 11 touchdowns to become just the fourth 1,000-yard receiver in UA history. His 16.7 yards per reception is second among SEC wide receivers with at least 25 receptions this season, as are his 11 touchdown catches.
Brown is tied for the SEC lead with five interceptions this year, which are the most by an Arkansas player since safety Tramain Thomas had five in 2011. The last UA cornerback with five interceptions in a season was Jerell Norton in 2007.
Despite starting only one game, Pool leads the Razorbacks in tackles with 120, which is also second in the SEC and tied for 10th nationally. He has 7.5 tackles for loss and two pass breakups, as well.
First Team All-SEC
Offense
QB
Bryce Young, Alabama
RB
Tyler Badie, Missouri
Brian Robinson Jr., Alabama
WR
Jameson Williams, Alabama
Treylon Burks, Arkansas
TE
Brock Bowers, Georgia
OL
Darian Kinnard, Kentucky
Evan Neal, Alabama
Kenyon Green, Texas A&M
Charles Cross, Mississippi State
C
Luke Fortner, Kentucky
AP
Velus Jones Jr., Tennessee
Defense
DL
Jordan Davis, Georgia
Sam Williams, Ole Miss
DeMarvin Leal, Texas A&M
Devonte Wyatt, Georgia
LB
Will Anderson Jr., Alabama
Nakobe Dean, Georgia
Damone Clark, LSU
DB
Roger McCreary, Auburn
Jordan Battle, Alabama
Jaylan Foster, South Carolina
Montaric Brown, Arkansas
Special Teams
PK
Harrison Mevis, Missouri
P
Jake Camarda, Georgia
RS
Velus Jones Jr., Tennessee
Second Team All-SEC
Offense
QB
Matt Corral, Ole Miss
RB
Chris Rodriguez Jr., Kentucky
Isaiah Spiller, Texas A&M
WR
John Metchie III, Alabama
Wan'Dale Robinson, Kentucky
TE
Jalen Wydermyer, Texas A&M
OL
Jamaree Salyer, Georgia
Ed Ingram, LSU
Cade Mays, Tennessee
Justin Shaffer, Georgia
C
Michael Maietti, Missouri
AP
Jerrion Ealy, Ole Miss
Defense
DL
Phidarian Mathis, Alabama
Derick Hall, Auburn
Josh Paschal, Kentucky
Jalen Carter, Georgia
LB
Henry To'oTo'o, Alabama
Bumper Pool, Arkansas
Zakoby McClain, Auburn
DB
Derion Kendrick, Georgia
Theo Jackson, Tennessee
Jalyn Armour-Davis, Alabama
Lewis Cine, Georgia*
Emmanuel Forbes, Mississippi State*
Special Teams
PK
Cade York, LSU
P
Nik Constantinou, Texas A&M
RS
Jameson Williams, Alabama
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Three Arkansas players landed on the All-SEC teams as voted on by the coaches, the league announced Tuesday.
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Three Arkansas players landed on the All-SEC teams as voted on by the coaches, the league announced Tuesday.
Wide receiver Treylon Burks and cornerback Montaric Brown were first-team selections, while linebacker Bumper Pool earned a second-team nod.
It is the first time the Razorbacks have had multiple first-team selections by the SEC coaches since 2015, when tight end Hunter Henry and offensive guard Sebastian Tretola were recognized. A full decade has passed since they had one on both sides of the ball in the same year.
Arkansas hadn’t had a first-team All-SEC cornerback since 2006, when Chris Houston landed on the AP’s first unit, or a first-team All-SEC wide receiver since Cobi Hamilton in 2012. This is the second straight year Pool has been a second-team selection by the coaches.
Burks has been dominant for Arkansas this season, hauling in 66 passes for 1,104 yards and 11 touchdowns to become just the fourth 1,000-yard receiver in UA history. His 16.7 yards per reception is second among SEC wide receivers with at least 25 receptions this season, as are his 11 touchdown catches.
Brown is tied for the SEC lead with five interceptions this year, which are the most by an Arkansas player since safety Tramain Thomas had five in 2011. The last UA cornerback with five interceptions in a season was Jerell Norton in 2007.
Despite starting only one game, Pool leads the Razorbacks in tackles with 120, which is also second in the SEC and tied for 10th nationally. He has 7.5 tackles for loss and two pass breakups, as well.
First Team All-SEC
Offense
QB
Bryce Young, Alabama
RB
Tyler Badie, Missouri
Brian Robinson Jr., Alabama
WR
Jameson Williams, Alabama
Treylon Burks, Arkansas
TE
Brock Bowers, Georgia
OL
Darian Kinnard, Kentucky
Evan Neal, Alabama
Kenyon Green, Texas A&M
Charles Cross, Mississippi State
C
Luke Fortner, Kentucky
AP
Velus Jones Jr., Tennessee
Defense
DL
Jordan Davis, Georgia
Sam Williams, Ole Miss
DeMarvin Leal, Texas A&M
Devonte Wyatt, Georgia
LB
Will Anderson Jr., Alabama
Nakobe Dean, Georgia
Damone Clark, LSU
DB
Roger McCreary, Auburn
Jordan Battle, Alabama
Jaylan Foster, South Carolina
Montaric Brown, Arkansas
Special Teams
PK
Harrison Mevis, Missouri
P
Jake Camarda, Georgia
RS
Velus Jones Jr., Tennessee
Second Team All-SEC
Offense
QB
Matt Corral, Ole Miss
RB
Chris Rodriguez Jr., Kentucky
Isaiah Spiller, Texas A&M
WR
John Metchie III, Alabama
Wan'Dale Robinson, Kentucky
TE
Jalen Wydermyer, Texas A&M
OL
Jamaree Salyer, Georgia
Ed Ingram, LSU
Cade Mays, Tennessee
Justin Shaffer, Georgia
C
Michael Maietti, Missouri
AP
Jerrion Ealy, Ole Miss
Defense
DL
Phidarian Mathis, Alabama
Derick Hall, Auburn
Josh Paschal, Kentucky
Jalen Carter, Georgia
LB
Henry To'oTo'o, Alabama
Bumper Pool, Arkansas
Zakoby McClain, Auburn
DB
Derion Kendrick, Georgia
Theo Jackson, Tennessee
Jalyn Armour-Davis, Alabama
Lewis Cine, Georgia*
Emmanuel Forbes, Mississippi State*
Special Teams
PK
Cade York, LSU
P
Nik Constantinou, Texas A&M
RS
Jameson Williams, Alabama
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