BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — JaMarcus Russell, Glenn Dorsey and LaRon Landry led six LSU Tigers on the All-Southeastern Conference football selections by the Associated Press.
Russell was named first-team QB, while Dorsey was a first-team DT and Landry received first-team DB honors.
Russell threw for 2,797 yards and 26 touchdowns this season and completed 68.5 percent of his passes. The Mobile, Ala., native placed third in passing yards per game in the SEC and was second in touchdowns and yards.
Dorsey recorded 59 tackles, including 8.5 tackles for a loss and three sacks, while Landry led LSU with 68 tackles, including 3.5 tackles for a loss and he pulled in two interceptions.
WR Dwayne Bowe and OL Will Arnold and Brian Johnson were named second-team All-SEC by the media service.
2006 AP All-SEC Football Team
ATLANTA (AP) — The Associated Press All-Southeastern Conference football team released Monday, with players’ position, name, school, height, weight and class (u-unanimous selection):
FIRST TEAM – OFFENSE
Pos.
Player
School
Ht.
Wt.
Cl.
WR
Earl Bennett
Vanderbilt
6-1
202
So.
WR
Robert Meachem
Tennessee
6-3
210
Jr.
L
u-Arron Sears
Tennessee
6-4
320
Sr.
L
Tony Ugoh
Arkansas
6-5
305
Sr.
L
Ben Grubbs
Auburn
6-3
301
Sr.
L
Daniel Inman
Georgia
6-7
316
Sr.
C
Jonathan Luigs
Arkansas
6-4
305
So.
TE
Jacob Tamme
Kentucky
6-5
240
Jr.
QB
LSU
6-6
252
Jr.
RB
u-Darren McFadden
Arkansas
6-2
212
So.
RB
BenJarvus Green-Ellis
Mississippi
5-11
215
Jr.
K (tie)
James Wilhoit
Tennessee
5-10
195
Sr.
K (tie)
John Vaughn
Auburn
6-1
197
Sr.
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Keenan Burton
Kentucky
6-2
195
Jr.
FIRST TEAM – DEFENSE
E
Jamaal Anderson
Arkansas
6-6
280
Jr.
E
Quentin Groves
Auburn
6-3
250
Jr.
T
LSU
6-2
284
Jr.
T
Turk McBride
Tennessee
6-4
275
Sr.
LB
Patrick Willis
Mississippi
6-2
240
Sr.
LB
Sam Olajubutu
Arkansas
5-9
225
Sr.
LB
Quinton Culberson
Mississippi St.
6-0
239
Sr.
LB
Jasper Brinkley
South Carolina
6-2
250
Jr.
DB
LSU
6-2
204
Sr.
DB
Reggie Nelson
Florida
6-1
195
Jr.
DB
Ryan Smith
Florida
5-10
165
Jr.
DB
Simeon Castille
Alabama
6-1
192
Jr.
P
Britton Colquitt
Tennessee
6-3
198
So.
SECOND TEAM – OFFENSE
WR
LSU
6-3
217
Sr.
WR
Keenan Burton
Kentucky
6-2
195
Jr.
L
Stephen Parker
Arkansas
6-4
318
Sr.
L
LSU
6-4
322
Jr.
L
Tim Duckworth
Auburn
6-4
310
Sr.
L
LSU
6-4
297
Sr.
C
Nick Jones
Georgia
6-3
296
Sr.
TE
Martrez Milner
Georgia
6-4
255
Sr.
QB
Andre Woodson
Kentucky
6-5
232
Jr.
RB
Felix Jones
Arkansas
6-0
200
So.
RB
Kenny Irons
Auburn
5-11
200
Sr.
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Felix Jones
Arkansas
6-0
200
So.
SECOND TEAM – DEFENSE
E
Charles Johnson
Georgia
6-2
270
Sr.
E
Titus Brown
Mississippi St.
6-3
247
Jr.
T
Keith Jackson
Arkansas
6-0
296
Sr.
T
Deljuan Robinson
Mississippi St.
6-4
296
Sr.
LB
Earl Everett
Florida
6-2
231
Sr.
LB
Brandon Siler
Florida
6-2
235
Jr.
LB
Tony Taylor
Georgia
6-1
237
Sr.
DB
Tra Battle
Georgia
5-11
176
Sr.
DB
Jonathan Hefney
Tennessee
5-9
185
Jr.
DB
Chris Houston
Arkansas
5-11
188
Jr.
DB
Jonathan Wade
Tennessee
6-0
195
Sr.
P
Kody Bliss
Auburn
5-10
177
Sr.
ALSO RECEIVING VOTES
Offense
Brian Anderson, G, Mississippi State; Cole Bennett, TE, Auburn; Antoine Caldwell, C-G, Alabama; Jamon Meredith, T, South Carolina; Michael Oher, T, Mississippi; Steve Rissler, C, Florida; Brian Stamper, T, Vanderbilt; Ryan Succop, K, South Carolina
Defense
Jamaal Anderson, E, Arkansas; Fred Bennett, DB, South Carolina; Jonathan Goff, LB, Vanderbilt; Marquies Gunn, E, Auburn; David Irons, DB, Auburn; Ray McDonald, T, Florida; Quentin Moses, E, Georgia; Jarvis Moss, E, Florida; Paul Oliver, DB, Georgia; Derek Pegues, DB, Mississippi St.; Andrew Powell, T, Mississippi St.; Marcus Thomas, T, Florida; Wesley Woodyard, LB, Kentucky
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Darren McFadden, Arkansas
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Patrick Willis, Mississippi
COACH OF THE YEAR
Houston Nutt, Arkansas
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Percy Harvin, Florida