Landry Named to Thorpe Award Watch ListLandry Named to Thorpe Award Watch List

Landry Named to Thorpe Award Watch List

Landry Named to Thorpe Award Watch List

BATON ROUGE — The preseason recognition for LSU’s nationally-ranked football team continues to roll in as junior free safety LaRon Landry has been named to the watch list for the Jim Thorpe Award, the Jim Thorpe Association announced on Friday.

Landry, a second team All-Southeastern Conference selection in 2004, is one of 37 players from across the country named to the Thorpe Award watch list. The Thorpe Award is presented annually to college football’s top defensive back.

Landry, a two-year starter in the secondary for the Tigers, has led LSU in tackles in each of his first two seasons on the team. In 2003, Landry earned first-team Freshman All-America honors after recording 80 tackles and three sacks in helping LSU to the BCS National Title.

Last year, Landry recorded 92 tackles, including three sacks, to go with a team-best four interceptions for the 9-3 Tigers.

In two years with the Tigers, Landry has played in 26 games with 22 starts and he’s registered 172 tackles, 8.5 tackles for losses, six sacks and six interceptions.

The watch list will be narrowed to 10 semi-finalists the first Monday in November and then to three finalists the Monday before Thanksgiving. The winner will be announced on ESPN s College Football Awards Show, telecast from Disney World on December 8. The official presentation of the award will be in Oklahoma City on February 7.

The watch list is derived through a point system based on All-American teams and Honorable Mentions published in at least six pre-season football magazines. A candidate must be listed as as a third-team All-American in at least one publication or as a fourth team or honorable mention in at least three of these publications.

JIM THORPE AWARD 2005 PRE-SEASON “WATCH LIST”

Name Class Team Pos. Ht. Weight
Muhammad Abdullah Sr Kentucky S 6-0 205
Jahmile Addae Sr West Virginia S 6-0 205
Jason Allen Sr Tennessee S 6-2 202
Jaxson Appel Sr Texas A&M S 6-0 198
Darnell Bing Jr USC S 6-2 220
Will Blackmon Sr Boston College CB 6-0 202
Greg Blue Sr Georgia S 6-2 214
Darrell Brooks Sr Arizona S 6-1 210
Daniel Bullocks Sr Nebraska S 6-2 210
Antoine Cason So Arizona CB 6-1 180
Antonio Cromartie Jr Florida State CB 6-3 202
John Eubanks Sr Southern Miss CB 5-11 177
Gabriel Fulbright Sr New Mexico CB 5-10 170
Charles Gordon Jr Kansas CB 5-9 177
Cedric Griffin Sr Texas CB 6-2 193
Roman Harper Sr Alabama S 6-1 197
Michael Huff Sr Texas CB 6-1 205
Darrell Hunter Sr Miami (Ohio) CB 6-1 213
Kelly Jennings Sr Miami (Fla) CB 6-0 178
LaRon Landry Jr LSU S 6-2 187
Maurice Lane Sr Baylor S 5-11 190
Mike Lorello Sr West Virginia S 6-1 200
Donnie McClesky Sr California S 5-10 195
Jarrad Page Sr UCLA S 6-2 220
Charlie Peprah Sr Alabama S 5-11 193
Bernard Pollard Jr Purdue S 6-2 226
Nate Salley Sr Ohio State S 6-3 215
Ko Simpson So So. Carolina S 6-1 199
Anthony Smith Sr Syracuse S 6-1 187
Wesley Smith Sr Memphis S 6-1 194
Greg Threat Sr Miami (Fla) S 6-1 196
Pat Watkins Sr Florida State S 6-4 195
Eric Weddle Jr Utah S 6-0 200
Ashton Youboty Jr Ohio State CB 6-1 188
Jimmy Williams Sr Virginia Tech CB 6-3 206
Alan Zemaitis Sr Penn St. CB 6-2 189