SI's CFB All-Americans (where the FWAA got it wrong)

SI.com's 2010 All-Americas OFFENSE DEFENSE

QB Cam Newton Jr., Auburn Nation's pass efficiency leader is the first SEC player to throw for 2,000 yards and rush for 1,000

DE Da'Quan Bowers Jr., Clemson Nagurski Award winner led the nation in sacks (15.5) and was second in tackles for loss (25)

RB LaMichael James So., Oregon Star of the undefeated Ducks led the country in both rushing yards (1,682) and TDs (23)

DT Nick Fairley Jr., Auburn Dominant defensive force for the SEC champions led the league with 21 tackles for loss

RB Jordan Todman Jr., Connecticut Nation's No. 2 rusher (143.1 yards per game) led the Huskies to their first BCS berth

DT Stephen Paea Sr., Oregon State Pac-10's Defensive Player of the Year notched six sacks and forced four fumbles

WR Justin Blackmon So., Oklahoma State Already tied an NCAA record by notching at least 100 yards and a score in 11 straight games

DE Ryan Kerrigan Sr., Purdue Kerrigan led the nation in tackles for loss (26) and tied for second in forced fumbles (five)

WR Ryan Broyles Jr., Oklahoma Had more receptions (118) than any other player and topped the 100-yard mark nine times

LB Nate Irving Sr., NC State Returned with a vengeance after missing 2009 to injury, notching 88 tackles and 20.5 for loss

TE Lance Kendricks Sr., Wisconsin His 39 catches and 627 yards made him the top receiver for the Rose Bowl-bound Badgers

LB Greg Jones Sr., Michigan State Repeat All-America registered 98 tackles and forced five turnovers to lead the 11-1 Spartans

OL Jordan Holmes Sr., Oregon Key figure in Oregon's prolific offense helped open holes for playmakers like James

LB Luke Kuechly So., Boston College No other player came close to matching his 171 tackles, including 102 solo stops

OL Gabe Carimi Sr., Wisconsin 6-foot-7, 327-pound four-year starter allowed just one sack and won the Outland Trophy

CB Prince Amukamara Sr., Nebraska Lockdown cornerback helped the Huskers limit opposing passers to a 98.0 pass efficiency rating

OL Rodney Hudson Sr., Florida State Dominant guard became the seventh player ever to garner All-ACC honors four times

S Quinton Carter Sr., Oklahoma The Big 12 champions leaned on Carter, who notched 92 tackles and four interceptions

OL Nate Solder Sr., Colorado Outland Trophy finalist played all 847 snaps and graded out at a remarkable 94.3 percent

S Tejay Johnson Sr., TCU Thorpe Award finalist forced six turnovers and anchored the nation's top-ranked defense

OL Lee Ziemba Sr., Auburn A starter in 51 straight games, he helped Auburn gain 300-plus rush yards against six SEC foes

CB Patrick Peterson Jr., LSU Decorated cover man picked off four passes and earned the Bednarik and Thorpe awards

SPECIAL TEAMS

K Alex Henery Sr., Nebraska Huskers' all-time scoring leader made 10 of 11 field goal tries from 40 yards or longer

R Cliff Harris So., Oregon Ducks' speedster returned four punts for touchdowns, including a crucial score at Cal

P Chas Henry Sr., Florida Led the nation with a 46.4-yard average, pinning 16 of his 44 kicks inside the 20-yard line

AP Randall Cobb Jr., Kentucky Averaged 182.7 all-purpose yards; scored rushing, receiving, passing and punt-return TDs

Second Team OFFENSE DEFENSE

QB	Andrew Luck, So., Stanford

DE	J.J. Watt, Jr., Wisconsin

RB	Kendall Hunter, Jr., Oklahoma State

DT	Jared Crick, Jr., Nebraska

RB	Vai Taua, Sr., Nevada

DT	Drake Nevis, Sr., LSU

WR	Alshon Jeffery, So., South Carolina

DE	Dontay Moch, Sr., Nevada

WR	Juron Criner, Jr., Arizona

LB	Lavonte David, Jr., Nebraska

TE	D.J. Williams, Sr., Arkansas

LB	Von Miller, Sr., Texas A&M

OL	Jake Kirkpatrick, Sr., TCU

LB	Manti Te'o, So., Notre Dame

OL	Derek Sherrod, Sr., Mississippi State

CB	Jayron Hosley, So., Virginia Tech

OL	John Moffitt, Sr., Wisconsin

S	Mark Barron, Jr., Alabama

OL	Caleb Schlauderaff, Sr., Utah

S	John Boyett, So., Oregon

OL	Anthony Castonzo, Sr., Boston College

CB	Keith Tandy, Jr., West Virginia

SPECIAL TEAMS

K	David Ruffer, Sr., Notre Dame

R	Eric Page, So., Toledo

P	Aaron Bates, Sr., Michigan State

AP	Damaris Johnson, Jr., Tulsa

Honorable Mention

QB	Andy Dalton, TCU; Landry Jones, Oklahoma; Colin Kaepernick, Nevada; Ryan Mallett, Arkansas; Kellen Moore, Boise State; Greg McElroy, Alabama; Dan Persa, Northwestern; Denard Robinson, Michigan; Ricky Stanzi, Iowa; Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech; Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State

RB	Knile Davis, Arkansas; Lance Dunbar, North Texas; Jay Finley, Baylor; Montel Harris, Boston College; Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina; Mikel Leshoure, Illinois; Owen Marecic, Stanford; Bilal Powell, Louisville; Bobby Rainey, Western Kentucky; Rodney Stewart, Colorado; Daniel Thomas, Kansas State

WR	Patrick Edwards, Houston; A.J. Green, Georgia; Leonard Hankerson, Miami; Jeff Maehl, Sr., Oregon; Austin Pettis, Boise State; Aldrick Robinson, SMU; Greg Salas, Hawaii; DeMarco Sampson, San Diego State; Titus Young, Boise State; Jordan White, Western Michigan; Cody Wilson, Central Michigan

TE	Michael Egnew, Missouri; Coby Fleener, Stanford; Charlie Gantt, Michigan State; David Paulson, Oregon

OL	Levy Adcock, Oklahoma State; Tim Barnes, Missouri; Chase Beeler, Stanford; Michael Brewster, Ohio State; Marcus Cannon, TCU; David DeCasto, Stanford; Zach Hurd, Connecticut; Eric Mensik, Oklahoma; David Molk, Michigan; Ryan Pugh, Auburn; Stefen Wisniewski, Penn State

DL	Sam Acho, Texas; Jeremy Beal, Oklahoma; Jurrell Casey, USC; Adrian Clayborn, Iowa; Tyrone Crawford, Boise State; Vinny Curry, Marshall; Wayne Daniels, TCU; Ricky Elmore, Arizona; Bruce Irvin, West Virginia; Brandon Jenkins, Florida State; Karl Klug, Iowa; Jabaal Sheard, Pittsburgh

LB	Akeem Ayers, UCLA; Tanner Brock, TCU; Tank Carder, TCU; Mason Foster, Washington; Mario Harvey, Marshall; Ross Homan, Ohio State; Justin Houston, Georgia; Jamon Hughes, Memphis; Brian Rolle, Ohio State; Sean Spence, Miami; Danny Trevathan, Kentucky; Lawrence Wilson, Connecticut

DB	Ahmad Black, Florida; Chimdi Chekwa, Ohio State; Eric Hagg, Nebraska; Cliff Harris, Oregon; Jermale Hines, Ohio State; Jeron Johnson, Boise State; Chase Minnifield, Virginia; DeAndre McDaniel, Clemson; Johnny Patrick, Louisville; Mana Sliva, Hawaii

K	Dan Bailey, Oklahoma State; Chris Hazley, Virginia Tech; Danny Hrapmann, Southern Miss; Josh Jasper, LSU; Grant Ressel, Missouri; Will Snyderwine, Duke; Justin Tucker, Texas; Blair Walsh, Georgia; Nate Whitaker, Stanford

P	Drew Butler, Georgia; Tyler Campbell, Ole Miss; Reid Forrest, Washington State; Jeff Locke, UCLA; Rob Long, Syracuse; Kyle Martens, Rice; Quinn Sharp, Oklahoma State; Tress Way, Oklahoma

RETURNS

Eugene Cooper, Bowling Green; Andre Debose, Florida; Jeremy Kerley, TCU; Tony Logan, Maryland; Quincy McDuffie, UCF; Marlon McClure, UTEP; Patrick Peterson, LSU; William Powell, Kansas State; Shaky Smithson, Utah

ALL-PURPOSE

Cyrus Gray, Texas A&M; Alex Green, Hawaii; Jerrel Jernigan, Troy; DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma; Pat Shed, UAB

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