2024 All-MAC College Football Team and Individual Honors

    The MAC was dominated by performances on both sides of the ball this season, and our All-MAC team highlights those individuals and unit who stole the show.

    Once again, Midweek MACtion dominated out televisions and midweek plans this season, but the rest of the year across the Mid-American Conference was truly special, as it always is. The All-MAC team and individual honors from us at CFN highlight the best there was in the MAC this season.

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    All-MAC Football Team Honors for 2024

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    All-MAC Awards

    CFN MAC Player of the Year
    Harold Fannin Jr., TE, Bowling Green

    CFN MAC Offensive Player of the Year
    Harold Fannin Jr., TE, Bowling Green

    CFN MAC Defensive Player of the Year
    Shaun Dolac, LB, Buffalo

    CFN MAC Specialist of the Year
    Jesus Gomez, K, Eastern Michigan

    CFN MAC Newcomer of the Year
    Ben McNaboe, EDGE, Ohio

    CFN MAC Coach of the Year
    Tim Albin, Ohio

    CFN MAC Impact Freshman of the Year
    Jayden Studio, LB, Kent State

    All-MAC Awards on Offense

    CFN MAC Quarterback of the Year
    Parker Navarro, Ohio

    CFN MAC Running Back of the Year
    Anthony Tyus III, Ohio

    CFN MAC Wide Receiver of the Year
    Jerjuan Newton, Toledo

    CFN MAC Tight End of the Year
    Harold Fannin Jr., Bowling Green

    CFN MAC Offensive Tackle of the Year
    Jack Sherwin, Western Michigan

    CFN MAC Offensive Guard of the Year
    John Champe, Northern Illinois

    CFN MAC Center of the Year
    Jacob Gideon, Western Michigan

    CFN MAC Offensive Lineman of the Year
    Jacob Gideon, OC, Western Michigan

    CFN MAC Offensive Line of the Year
    Western Michigan Broncos

    CFN MAC Offensive Newcomer of the Year
    Coleman Owen, WR, Ohio

    CFN MAC Offensive Transfer of the Year
    Coleman Owen, WR, Ohio

    All-MAC Awards on Defense

    CFN MAC EDGE Defender of the Year
    Brian Ugwu, Miami

    CFN MAC Interior Defender of the Year
    Devonte O’Malley, Northern Illinois

    CFN MAC Linebacker of the Year
    Shaun Dolac, Buffalo

    CFN MAC Cornerback of the Year
    Raion Strader, Miami

    CFN MAC Safety of the Year
    Tate Hallock, Western Michigan

    CFN MAC Defensive Line of the Year
    Ohio Bobcats

    CFN MAC Secondary of the Year
    Toledo Rockets

    CFN MAC Defensive Newcomer of the Year
    Ben McNaboe, EDGE, Ohio

    CFN MAC Defensive Transfer of the Year
    Ben McNaboe, EDGE, Ohio

    All-MAC Awards on Special Teams

    CFN MAC Kicker of the Year
    Tristan Mattson, Central Michigan

    CFN MAC Punter of the Year
    Alex Bevelhimer, Miami

    CFN MAC Kick Returner of the Year
    Malcolm Gillie, Ball State

    CFN MAC Punt Returner of the Year
    Donte Kent, Central Michigan

    CFN MAC Special Teamer of the Year
    Avi McGary, Bowling Green

    CFN MAC Kickoff Specialist of the Year
    Jesus Gomez, Eastern Michigan

    First-Team All-MAC

    QB: Parker Navarro, Ohio
    RB: Anthony Tyus III, Ohio
    RB: Keyon Mozee, Miami
    WR: Jerjuan Newton, Toledo
    WR: Coleman Owen, Ohio
    WR: Adrian Norton, Akron
    TE: Harold Fannin Jr., Bowling Green
    FLEX: Tanner Koziol, Ball State
    OT: Jack Sherwin, Western Michigan
    OG: John Champe, Northern Illinois
    OC: Jacob Gideon, Western Michigan
    OG: Addison West, Western Michigan
    OT: Reid Holskey, Miami

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    EDGE: Brian Ugwu, Miami-OH
    DT: Darius Alexander, Toledo
    DT: Devonte O’Malley, Northern Illinois
    EDGE: Bradley Weaver, Ohio
    LB: Shaun Dolac, Buffalo
    LB: Matt Salopek, Miami-OH
    LB: Red Murdock, Buffalo
    CB: Raion Strader, Miami-OH
    CB: Jordan Oladokun, Bowling Green
    CB: Tank Pearson, Ohio
    SS: Tate Hallock, Western Michigan
    FS: Nate Valcarcel, Northern Illinois
    S: Maxen Hook, Toledo
    FLEX: Brock Horne, Bowling Green

    PK: Tristan Mattson, Central Michigan
    KOS: Jesus Gomez, Eastern Michigan
    P: Alex Bevelhimer, Miami
    KR: Malcolm Gillie, Ball State
    PR: Donte Kent, Central Michigan
    ST: Avi McGary, Bowling Green

    Second-Team All-MAC

    QB: Kadin Semonza, Ball State
    RB: Jaden Nixon, Western Michigan
    RB: Terion Stewart, Bowling Green
    WR: Javon Tracy, Miami
    WR: Reggie Virgin, Miami
    WR: Chrishon McCray, Kent State
    TE: Anthony Torres, Toledo
    FLEX: Blake Bosma, Western Michigan
    OT: Alex Wollschlaeger, Bowling Green
    OG: Mickey Rewolinski, Eastern Michigan
    OC: Charlie Nank, Miami
    OG: J.J. Lippe, Northern Illinois
    OT: Will Jados, Miami

    EDGE: Kobe Stewart, Buffalo
    DT: Skyler Gill-Howard, Northern Illinois
    DT: Anthony Hawkins, Bowling Green
    EDGE: Ben McNaboe, Ohio
    LB: Bryan McCoy, Akron
    LB: Daniel Bolden, Toledo
    LB: James Djonkam, Eastern Michigan
    CB: Braden Awls, Toledo
    CB: Avery Smith, Toledo
    CB: Marquis Cooper, Buffalo
    SS: DD Snyder II, Ball State
    FS: Dustin Johnson, Ohio
    S: DJ Walker, Ohio
    FLEX: Ty Wise, Miami

    PK: Dom Dzioban, Miami
    KOS: Dante Jackson, Akron
    P: Josh Smith, Kent State
    KR: Jaden Nixon, Western Michigan
    PR: Bryson Hammer, Toledo
    ST: Joey Rattin, Northern Illinois

    Third-Team All-MAC

    QB: Brett Gabbert, Miami
    RB: Delbert Mimms III, Eastern Michigan
    RB: Jalen Buckley, Western Michigan
    WR: Junier Vandeross III, Toledo
    WR: Luke Floriea, Kent State
    WR: ViIctor Snow, Buffalo
    TE: Grayson Barnes, Northern Illinois
    FLEX: Al-Jay Henderson, Buffalo
    OT: Tedi Kushi, Western Michigan
    OG: John Hofer, Western Michigan
    OC: Logan Zschernitz, Northern Illinois
    OG: Kolby Borders, Miami
    OT: Carson Heidecker, Ohio

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    EDGE: Riley Tolsma, Ball State
    DT: Jason Williams, Central Michigan
    DT: Peyton Price, Eastern Michigan
    EDGE: Kameron Olds, Kent State
    LB: Joseph Sipp Jr., Bowling Green
    LB: Jordan Kwiatkowski, Central Michigan
    LB: Blake Leake, Ohio
    CB: Myles Norwood, Ball State
    CB: Nasir Bowers, TOledo
    CB: Ja’Corey Benjamin, Bowling Green
    SS: Silas Walters, Miami
    FS: Josh Baka, Kent State
    S: Solomon Brown, Buffalo
    FLEX: Donte Kent, Central Michigan

    PK: Upton Bellenfant, Buffalo
    KOS: Upton Bellenfant, Buffalo
    P: John Henderson, Bowling Green
    KR: Jacquez Stuart, Toledo
    PR: Coleman Owen, Ohio
    ST: Jaion Jackson, Central Michigan

    Honorable Mention All-MAC

    QB: Connor Bazelak, Bowling Green
    QB: Tucker Gleason, Toledo
    QB: Ben Finley, Akron
    RB: B.J. Harris, Central Michigan
    RB: Zahir Abdus-Salaam, Western Michigan
    RB: Braedon Sloan, Ball State
    RB: Jordon Simmons, Akron
    RB: Marion Lukes, Central Michigan
    RB: Gavin Williams, Northern Illinois
    WR: Terry Lockett Jr., Eastern Michigan
    WR: Markus Allen, Eastern Michigan
    WR: Oran Singleton Jr., Eastern Michigan
    WR: JJ Jenkins, Buffalo
    WR: Malcolm Johnson Jr., Bowling Green
    WR: Trayvon Rudolph, Northern Illinois
    WR: Kenneth Womack, Western Michigan
    WR: Chris Parker, Central Michigan
    WR: Anthony Sambucci, Western Michigan
    TE: Jake Orlando, Buffalo
    TE: Mason Williams, Ohio
    TE: Jake Newell, Akron
    FLEX: Cam Thompson, Ball State
    FLEX: Cam Pickett, Ball State
    FLEX: Qian Magwood, Ball State
    OT: Evan Malcore, Northern Illinois
    OT: Henry Tabansi, Buffalo
    OT: Taran Tyo, Ball State
    OG: Tyler Doty, Buffalo
    OG: Nate Pabst, Bowling Green
    OG: Ethan Spoth, Toledo
    OC: Dom Polizzi, Buffalo
    OC: Parker Titsworth, Ohio
    OC: Dominic Serapiglia III, Central Michigan
    OG: Christophe Atkinson, Ohio
    OG: Jon Mucciolo, Ball State
    OG: Jake Burns, Bowling Green
    OT: Tunde Fatukasi, Bowling Green
    OT: Chris Hood, Ball State
    OT: Brayden Swartout, Central Michigan

    EDGE: Stephen Daley, Kent State
    EDGE: CJ Nunnally, Akron
    EDGE: Charles Rosser, Bowling Green
    DT: Jonah Pace, Central Michigan
    DT: Nathan Kapongo, Akron
    DT: Cavon Butler, Toledo
    DT: Isaiah Green, Western Michigan
    DT: Darin Conley, Ball State
    DT: Dontrez Brown, Bowling Green
    EDGE: Dion Crawford, Buffalo
    EDGE: D’Andre Ragin, Toledo
    EDGE: Corey Suttle, Miami
    LB: Jackson Barrow, Toledo
    LB: Antavious Fish, Akron
    LB: Dakota Cochran, Central Michigan
    LB: Joey Stemler, Ball State
    LB: Christian Fuhrman, Northern Illinois
    LB: Lance Dixon, Toledo
    LB: Shay Taylor, Ohio
    LB: Donald Willis, Western Michigan
    LB: Corban Hondru, Miami
    CB: Jacob Finley, Northern Illinois
    CB: Da’Raun McKinney, Central Michigan
    CB: Bilhal Kone, Western Michigan
    CB: Nyquan Washington, Western Michigan
    CB: Daiquan White, Eastern Michigan
    CB: Roman Parodie, Ohio
    CB: Dallas Branch, Kent State
    CB: Devonte Golden-Nelson, Akron
    CB: Aman Greenwood, Akron
    SS: Paul Lewis III, Akron
    SS: George Udo, Ball State
    SS: Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, Toledo
    FS: Eli Blakey, Miami
    FS: Marcus Fuqua, Buffalo
    FS: Aaron Wofford, Western Michigan
    S: Jalen McNair, Buffalo
    S: Elijah Rikard, Central Michigan
    S: Darrian Lewis, Akron
    FLEX: Caleb Spann, Central Michigan
    FLEX: Santana Banner, Northern Illinois
    FLEX: CJ Brown, Bowling Green

    PK: Jesus Gomez, Eastern Michigan
    KOS: Kellan McLaughlin, Miami
    P: Ethan Duane, Buffalo
    KR: Justin Pegues, Bowling Green
    PR: Victor Snow, Buffalo
    ST: Jack Fries, Ohio

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