A photo essay on who won what in the 2004 College Football Season

TAfter all, apart from the winners of the National Championships and the Heisman, do you know who got what in the post-season awards? Who won the Bronko Nagurski Award, given to the nation’s best defensive player? Or the Walter Payton Award, given to the nation’s best I-AA collegiate player? How about the AP Coach of the Year? Did some players win more than one award? We have the answers. he 2004 college football season is finally history. While the seniors have turned in their gear and most are looking forward to graduation, other players are hitting the weights to prepare for next season.

And a relatively few – the best of the best – are hoping to take their game to the next level by entering the NFL draft. But before moving on to the 2005 season, let’s recap what happened in 2004.

orial Award Heisman Meem ear Player of th Y Award Walter Camp r ea Y Player of the Johnny Unita s Golden A Best Senior Q uarterback rm Award Maxwell Awar d - Nation’s O utstanding Play Davey O’Brien er Nation’s Best Q Quarterback Award uarterback f the Year AP Coach o l Coach Head Footbal g in d n ta ts u O ille, Auburn Dave Rimington Trophy Outstanding Center Vince Lombardi/R otary Award Best Lineman of th e Year Chuck Bednarik Award Nation's Outstand ing Defensive Play er Jim Thorpe A ward Nation’s Best D efensive Back Award Doak Walker unning Back Nation’s Best R ski Award Bronko Nagur efensive Player Nation’s Best D Mosi Tatupu A ward Outstanding Sp ecial Teams Pl ayer ophy John Gagliardi Tr ayer Best Division III Pl Buck Buchanan Aw ard Best I-AA Defensiv e Player Walter Payton Award Best Division I-AA Player Harlon Hill Trophy Best Division II Player NEVER STRETCH AS A WARM-UP!

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From BFS Magazine — March/April 2005. Part of the BFS Magazine Archive (1980–2014).