FRISCO BOWL – ALL-TIME TEAM
OFFENSE
QB – Jordan Love, Utah State – 317 Yards, 3 TD
QB – Dustin Crum, Kent State – 289 Yards Passing, 2 TD, and 147 Yards Rushing, 1 TD
RB – A.J. Ouellette, Ohio – 164 yards rushing
RB – Juwan Washington, SDSU – 129 yards rushing
OL – Joe Anderson, Ohio
OL – Joe Lowery, Ohio
OL – Ethan Reed, LA Tech
WR – Siaosi Mariner, Utah State – 7 rec, 113 yards, 2 TD
WR – Teddy Veal, LA Tech – 5 rec, 118 yards, 2 TD
WR – Isaiah McKoy, Kent State – 6 rec, 103 yards, 1 TD
TE – Parker Houston, SDSU – 2 rec, 15 yards
DEFENSE
DE – Elijah Shelton, Utah State – 10 tackles, 3 solo tackles
DT – Jordan Bradford, LA Tech – 4 solo tackles
DT – Anthony Luke, SDSU – 3 tackles
NT – Pono Davis, SMU – 2 solo tackles
LB – Evan Croutch, Ohio – 11 tackles, 5 solo, 1.5 sacks
LB – Mandela Lawrence-Burke, Kent State – 10 tackles
CB – Amik Robertson, LA Tech – 1 INT
CB – Parker Baldwin, SDSU – 9 tackles, 5 solo
CB – Keith Sherald Jr, Kent State – 10 tackles, 4 solo
S – Troy Lefeged Jr., Utah State – 14 tackles, 6 solo
S – Shaq Bond, Utah State – 8 tackles, 5 solo
SPECIAL TEAMS
K – Matthew Trickett, Kent State – 5 of 5 FG, 4/4 PAT, 19 pts
P – Jamie Sackville, SMU – 6 punts, 236 yards, 45 long
MOST IMPACTFUL HEAD COACH
Skip Holtz – Louisiana Tech – winner of the inaugural Frisco Bowl 51-10
