The American Urban Radio Network has named eight Southwestern Athletic Conference football players to its 2003 SBN All-American Team. Additionally, Southern University Jaguars starting quarterback Quincy Richard and head coach Pete Richardson were named offensive player of the year and coach of the year, respectively.
In addition to Richard, Jaguars’ defensive back Lenny Williams and offensive linemen Arnold Sims and Miniya Smith were added to the team.
Wide receiver Tramon Douglas of Grambling State University while the remaining SWAC players came from Alabama A&M University, Alabama State University and Alcorn State University.
The team will be honored during the 30th SBN Black College All-American Awards on February 12 at the New York Sheraton Hotel and Towers in New York City.
The 2003 SBN All-American Team
Coach of the Year
Pete Richardson-Southern University
QB
Quincy Richard-Southern University (Offensive Player of the Year)
RB
Charles Anthony-Tennessee State
Derrick Wimbush-Fort Valley State
WR
Tramon Douglas-Grambling State
C. J. Johnson-Tennessee State
TE
Jacob Wilson-Alabama A&M
OL
Patrick Cheatam-Hampton
Corey Haynes-South Carolina State
Rodney Magwood-Albany State
Arnold Sims-Southern University
Miniya Smith-Southern University
PK
Yonnick Matthews-North Carolina A&T
DL
Stevie Baggs, Jr.-Bethune-Cookman (Defensive Player of the Year)
Walter Curry-Albany State
Isaac Hilton-Hampton
Timothy Parham-Alabama State
LB
Kitwana Jones-Hampton
Jason Ocean-Livingstone College
Kevin Talley-Norfolk State
DB
Antoine Bethea-Howard
Levy Brown-Florida A&M
Tyrone Parsons-Alcorn State
Lenny Williams-Southern University
P
Cameron Muro-Hampton
