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Campbell, Weeks Lead Seven Tigers on Coaches’ All-SEC Football TeamsCampbell, Weeks Lead Seven Tigers on Coaches’ All-SEC Football Teams

Campbell, Weeks Lead Seven Tigers on Coaches’ All-SEC Football Teams

BATON ROUGE – Offensive tackle Will Campbell and linebacker Whit Weeks highlighted a group of seven LSU players named to the Coaches’ All-SEC Team, the league office announced on Wednesday.

Campbell, a junior from Monroe, and Weeks, a sophomore from Watkinsville, Ga., were both selected to the first team. It’s the second-straight year Campbell has been named first-team All-SEC by the league coaches. It’s the first honor for Weeks, a two-time SEC Defensive Player of the Week in 2024.

Campbell, one of four finalists for the Lombardi Award, started all 12 games for the Tigers at left tackle and served as the catalyst for the Tiger offensive line that allowed an SEC-best 15 sacks all season. Campbell earned second-team All-SEC honors from the coaches as a true freshman in 2022 and was a first-team selection last year when the Tiger offensive line was a finalist for the Joe Moore Award.

Campbell becomes the first LSU offensive lineman to earn first-team All-SEC honors in back-to-back years since Will Clapp in 2016-17.

Weeks, in his first season as a starter for the Tigers, led the team and ranked No. 3 in the conference in tackles with 119. He added 10 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks and six quarterback hurries. Weeks had a career-best 18 tackles in the overtime win over Ole Miss and followed that with 17 tackles against both Alabama and Oklahoma. In all, Weeks had six games with double-digit tackles in 2024, five coming against SEC opponents.

Right tackle Emery Jones Jr., edge rusher Bradyn Swinson and kickoff specialist Aeron Burrell earned second-team All-SEC honors as selected by the league head coaches, while tight end Mason Taylor and return specialist Zavion Thomas were named third-team.

Jones, a starter in all 12 games this year, earned second-team honors for the second consecutive year. Swinson had a breakout year with 8.5 sacks and 13 tackles for loss, while Burrell, a true freshman, was nearly perfect on kickoffs as 62 of his 66 kickoffs went for touchbacks.

Taylor capped his LSU career as the most productive tight end in program history with 129 receptions for 1,308 yards and six touchdowns. As a junior, Taylor caught 55 passes for 546 yards and a pair of scores.

In his first season with the Tigers, Thomas ranked among the league leaders in kickoff returns, averaging 23.9 yards on 20 returns. He added 49 yards on 13 punt returns and caught 20 passes for 188 yards and two TDs.

The SEC individual award winners will be announced on Wednesday followed by the Freshman All-SEC team on Thursday.

2024 All-SEC Coaches’ Football Teams

  • First Team All-SEC

    Offense

    QB – Jaxson Dart, Ole Miss
    RB – Dylan Sampson, Tennessee
    RB – Jarquez Hunter, Auburn
    WR – Ryan Williams, Alabama
    WR – Luther Burden III, Missouri
    TE – Eli Stowers, Vanderbilt
    OL – Kelvin Banks Jr., Texas
    OL – Will Campbell, LSU
    OL – Tyler Booker, Alabama
    OL – Tate Ratledge, Georgia
    C – Cooper Mays, Tennessee
    AP – Dylan Sampson, Tennessee

    Defense
    DL – Kyle Kennard, South Carolina
    DL – Walter Nolen, Ole Miss
    DL – Nic Scourton, Texas A&M
    DL – James Pearce Jr., Tennessee*
    DL – Princely Umanmielen, Ole Miss*
    LB – Danny Stutsman, Oklahoma
    LB – Jihaad Campbell, Alabama
    LB – Whit Weeks, LSU
    DB – Trey Amos, Ole Miss
    DB – Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina
    DB – Malachi Moore, Alabama
    DB – Jahdae Barron, Texas

    Special Teams
    PK – Alex Raynor, Kentucky
    P – Kai Kroeger, South Carolina
    RS – Barion Brown, Kentucky
    KOS – Peyton Woodring, Georgia
    LS – Beau Gardner, Georgia

    Second Team All-SEC

    Offense
    QB – Quinn Ewers, Texas
    RB – Raheim Sanders, South Carolina
    RB – Le’Veon Moss, Texas A&M
    WR – Andrew Armstrong, Arkansas
    WR – KeAndre Lambert-Smith, Auburn
    TE – Gunnar Helm, Texas
    OL – Kadyn Proctor, Alabama
    OL – Dylan Fairchild, Georgia
    OL – Armand Membou, Missouri
    OL – Emery Jones Jr., LSU
    C – Jared Wilson, Georgia
    AP – Barion Brown, Kentucky

    Defense
    DL – Bradyn Swinson, LSU
    DL – Landon Jackson, Arkansas
    DL – R Mason Thomas, Oklahoma
    DL – Johnny Walker Jr., Missouri*
    DL – Mykel Williams, Georgia*
    LB – Anthony Hill Jr., Texas
    LB – Jalon Walker, Georgia
    LB – Chris “Pooh” Paul, Ole Miss
    DB – Malaki Starks, Georgia
    DB – Jermod McCoy, Tennessee
    DB – Will Lee III, Texas A&M
    DB – Isaac Smith, Mississippi State

    Special Teams
    PK – Peyton Woodring, Georgia
    P – Jesse Mirco, Vanderbilt
    RS – Martel Hight, Vanderbilt
    KOS – Aeron Burrell, LSU
    LS – Rocco Underwood, Florida

    Third Team All-SEC

    Offense
    QB – LaNorris Sellers, South Carolina
    RB – Quintrevion Wisner, Texas
    RB – Trevor Etienne, Georgia
    WR – Tre Harris, Ole Miss
    WR – Kevin Coleman, Mississippi State
    TE – Mason Taylor, LSU
    OL – Trey Zuhn III, Texas A&M
    OL – Torricelli Simpkins III, South Carolina
    OL – Fernando Carmona, Arkansas
    OL – Javontez Spraggins, Tennessee
    C – Eli Cox, Kentucky
    AP – Davon Booth, Mississippi State

    Defense
    DL – Jared Ivey, Ole Miss
    DL – Suntarine Perkins, Ole Miss
    DL – JJ Pegues, Ole Miss*
    DL – Shemar Stewart, Texas A&M*
    DL – Deone Walker, Kentucky*
    LB – Chaz Chambliss, Georgia
    LB – Deontae Lawson, Alabama
    LB – Xavian Sorey Jr., Arkansas
    DB – Daylen Everette, Georgia
    DB – Billy Bowman Jr., Oklahoma
    DB – Andrew Mukuba, Texas
    DB – Dan Jackson, Georgia

    Special Teams
    PK – Brock Taylor, Vanderbilt
    P – Brett Thorson, Georgia
    RS – Zavion Thomas, LSU
    KOS – Josh Turbyville, Tennessee
    LS – Ben Anderson, Oklahoma

    (* – Ties not broken)