OFFENSE
Auburn quarterback Cam Newton, a transfer from Florida, is the offensive player of the year. Newton, who won the Heisman Trophy, appeared a man among boys this season and simply could not be stopped, leading Auburn to an undefeated regular season and a spot in the BCS National Championship game.WR Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State
WR Alshon Jeffrey, South Carolina
WR Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma
TE Michael Egnew, Missouri
OL Gabe Carini, Wisconsin
OL Rodney Hudson, Florida State
OL Antohny Castonzo, Boston College
OL Stefan Wisniewski, Penn State
OL Nate Solder, Colorado
QB Cam Newton, Auburn
RB LaMichael James, Oregon
RB Kendal Hunter, Oklahoma State
RB Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina
DEFENSE
Texas A&M outside linebacker Von Miller was a bit overshadowed coming into the year, but even as A&M started slowly, Miller was a force week in and week out making big plays all over the field.DE Da'Quan Bowers, Clemson
DT Nick Fairley, Auburn
DT Stephen Paea, Oregon State
DT Jared Crick, Nebraska
DE Adrian Clayborn, Iowa
OLB Von Miller, Texas A&M
ILB Greg Jones, Michigan State
ILB Luke Kuechly, Boston College
ILB Lavonte David, Nebraska
OLB Ryan Kerrigan, Purdue
DB Patrick Peterson, Louisiana State
DB Prince Amakumura, Nebraska
DB Jason Hosley, Virginia Tech
DB Tejay Johnson, Texas Christian
DB Kenny Tate, Maryland
K Alex Henery, Nebraska
P Drew Butler, Georgia
KR Patrick Peterson, Louisiana State
NC Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina
HEISMAN TROPHY
This was tough vote this year. Cam Newton, of Auburn, was the clear choice on the field, but a slew of off the field issues clouded the choice, as integrity is a central component of the Heisman. For my vote, if I had one, if there would have been someone close I would have swayed that way, but there simply was no other choice. Therefore, my ballot would have been:
1. Cam Newton, Auburn
2. Andrew Luck, Stanford
3. LaMichael James, Oregon.
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