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Mustangs Announce Football Award Winners

Humphrey, Rogers & Sturdivant Share Defensive MVP Honors

DALLAS (SMU) - The SMU football program held its annual Awards Reception on Saturday, Jan. 21, in the Stadium Club at Gerald J. Ford Stadium, where Bobby Chase and Jerad Romo shared Offensive MVP honors and Rolando Humphrey, Justin Rogers & Joe Sturdivant were tabbed co-Defensive MVPs.

SMU's President's Award, which is presented to the player who contributes most to the overall success of the football program, went to senior D.D. Lee.

The 2005 season was SMU's best in years, with the 'Stangs posting their first win over a ranked team since 1986, a 3-1 record against Bowl teams, and a three-game win streak to end the season - SMU's longest since 1999.

President's Award (Presented To The Mustang Who Contributed Most To The Success Of The Total Football Program) -- D.D. Lee

Mike Kelsey Ward (Presented To The Mustang Who Displayed The Attitude, Hustle & Desire Exemplary Of The Late Mike Kelsey) -- Don Ieremia-Stansbury

Lester Jordan Award (Presented To The Senior Lettermen Who Are Both Outstanding On The Field And Have The Highest GPAs Over The Last Two Semesters) -- Robert Gilmore & Jamey Harper

Charles H. Trigg Blocking Award (Presented To The Team's Outstanding Offensive Lineman) -- Ben Poynter

"M" Association Award (Presented To The Players Who Show The Characteristics Of Hard Work, Determination & Team Spirit Typical Of Lettermen) -- Rico Harris & Ryan Mentzel

Alumni Association Award (Presented To The Graduating Seniors Who Show Outstanding Character) -- Tony Eckert & Jamey Harper

James T. Bradley "New Mustang" Award (Presented To The Most Consistent Freshmen Performers) -- DeMyron Martin & Jessie Henderson

Wild Horse Club (Presented To The Players Who Exemplify The Spirit Of Wild Mustangs Through Their Outstanding Efforts During The Season) -- Rolando Humphrey & Alvin Nnabuife

Special Teams Award -- Chris McMurtray

Mustang Club Award - Offensive MVPs -- Bobby Chase & Jerad Romo

Mustang Club Award - Defensive MVPs -- Rolando Humphrey, Justin Rogers & Joe Sturdivant

Higher Authority wrote:Found this on SMUMustangs.com:

Mustangs Announce Football Award Winners

Humphrey, Rogers & Sturdivant Share Defensive MVP Honors

DALLAS (SMU) - The SMU football program held its annual Awards Reception on Saturday, Jan. 21, in the Stadium Club at Gerald J. Ford Stadium, where Bobby Chase and Jerad Romo shared Offensive MVP honors and Rolando Humphrey, Justin Rogers & Joe Sturdivant were tabbed co-Defensive MVPs.

Lester Jordan Award (Presented To The Senior Lettermen Who Are Both Outstanding On The Field And Have The Highest GPAs Over The Last Two Semesters) -- Robert Gilmore & Jamey Harper

Is Gilmore a SR? Roster has him as a JR.

Yeah, I think he's a senior. His jersey was hanging up there with the other graduating seniors.

Congratulations to all of the award winners, and a huge THANK YOU to all of the seniors who have given so much to the program. Best of luck to each and every one of you in your future endeavors.

Kudos to all the award winners, but how was Adrian Haywood not among the defensive MVPs?

how did DeMyron Martin not get the Offensive MVP which is truly a great mystery to me.

I thought about that one, too, Stallion. Maybe it was a deal where they figure he'll have three more years to win it?
Just a guess.

Too bad this awards ceremony was held at the same time as the SMU v Rice basketball game. I've seen some of the football players at games this season. Sure would have been nice to have them in the stands last Saturday night to remind the Owl-faithful of their football loss, too!

Actually, the award ceremony was before the game -- I went to both (and the season highlight video, complete with Rich Phillips' awesome call of the Romo-to-Chase game-winning TD at UAB) was the best I've seen in ages).

I also saw a bunch of players at the basketball game, more than usual, in fact. Bryce Hudman was front and center in the student section. Saw a bunch of them sitting up behind the basket on the west end of the court, too (although personally, I would love to see the entire football team -- 90 strong --turn out for each of the remaining games.)