Pac-12 Conference football individual awards

Coaches of the Pac-12 Conference bestow the following awards at the end of each football season. The conference was founded in its current form as the Athletic Association of Western Universities in 1959, but traces its roots to the Pacific Coast Conference, founded in 1915. The conference name changed to Pacific-8 Conference (Pac-8) in 1968 and Pacific-10 Conference (Pac-10) in 1978. The conference's 2011 expansion to 12 members saw the conference formally renamed as the "Pac-12 Conference" (not "Pacific").

Players of the Year

The Defensive Player of the Year award was renamed the Pat Tillman Defensive Player of the Year in 2004.[1]

Year POY/Offensive POY Pos School Pat Tillman Defensive POY Pos School FOY/Offensive FOY Pos School Defensive FOY Pos School Ref
1975 Chuck Muncie RB California
1976 Ricky Bell RB USC
1977 Guy Benjamin QB Stanford
1978 Charles White RB USC
1979 Charles White RB USC
1980 John Elway QB Stanford
1981 Marcus Allen RB USC
1982 John Elway
Tom Ramsey 		QB
QB 		Stanford
UCLA
1983 Steve Pelluer QB Washington Ricky Hunley
Ron Rivera 		LB
LB		 Arizona
California
1984 Rueben Mayes RB Washington State Duane Bickett LB USC
1985 Rueben Mayes RB Washington State Mark Walen DT UCLA
1986 Brad Muster TB Stanford Byron Evans ILB Arizona
1987 Troy Aikman QB UCLA Chuck Cecil FS Arizona
1988 Rodney Peete QB USC Dana Wells NG Arizona
1989 Steve Broussard RB Washington State Junior Seau OLB USC
1990 Greg Lewis RB Washington Steve Emtman
Darryl Lewis 		DT
CB 		Washington
Arizona
1991 Mike Pawlawski
Mario Bailey 		QB
WR 		California
Washington 		Steve Emtman DT Washington
1992 Drew Bledsoe QB Washington State Dave Hoffmann ILB Washington
1993 J. J. Stokes SE UCLA Rob Waldrop NG Arizona
1994 Napoleon Kaufman TB Washington Mark Fields MLB Washington State
1995 Keyshawn Johnson WR USC Tedy Bruschi DE Arizona
1996 Jake Plummer QB Arizona State Jason Chorak OLB Washington
1997 Ryan Leaf QB Washington State Pat Tillman OLB Arizona State
1998 Cade McNown
Akili Smith 		QB
QB 		UCLA
Oregon 		Chris Claiborne ILB USC
1999 Troy Walters FL Stanford Deltha O'Neal CB California Kareem Kelly SE USC
2000 Marques Tuiasosopo QB Washington Adam Archuleta OLB Arizona State Terrell Suggs DE Arizona State
2001 Joey Harrington QB Oregon Robert Thomas MLB UCLA Teyo Johnson
Reggie Williams 		WR
WR 		Stanford
Washington
2002 Jason Gesser
Carson Palmer 		QB
QB 		Washington State
USC 		Terrell Suggs DE Arizona State Mike Williams WR USC
2003 Matt Leinart QB USC Dave Ball DE UCLA Brandon Browner CB Oregon State
2004 Reggie Bush
Matt Leinart 		TB
QB 		USC
USC 		Shaun Cody
Bill Swancutt 		DL
DE 		USC
Oregon State 		Zach Miller TE Arizona State
2005 Reggie Bush TB USC Haloti Ngata
Dale Robinson 		DT
MLB 		Oregon
Arizona State 		Jeremy Perry
Mike Thomas 		OG
WR 		Oregon State
Arizona
2006 Marshawn Lynch RB California Daymeion Hughes CB California Jairus Byrd
Taylor Mays
Alterraun Verner 		CB
FS
CB 		Oregon
USC
UCLA
2007 Dennis Dixon QB Oregon Sedrick Ellis NT USC Jake Locker QB Washington
2008 Jacquizz Rodgers TB Oregon State Rey Maualuga LB USC Jacquizz Rodgers TB Oregon State
2009 Toby Gerhart TB Stanford Brian Price DT UCLA LaMichael James RB Oregon Vontaze Burfict MLB Arizona State
2010 Andrew Luck QB Stanford Stephen Paea DT Oregon State Robert Woods WR USC Junior Onyeali DE Arizona State
2011 Andrew Luck QB Stanford Mychal Kendricks LB California De'Anthony Thomas
Marqise Lee		 RB
WR		 Oregon
USC		 Dion Bailey LB USC [2]
2012 Marqise Lee WR USC Will Sutton DE Arizona State Marcus Mariota QB Oregon Leonard Williams DE USC [3]
2013 Ka'Deem Carey RB Arizona Will Sutton DE Arizona State Myles Jack LB/RB UCLA Myles Jack LB/RB UCLA [4]
2014 Marcus Mariota QB Oregon Scooby Wright III LB Arizona Royce Freeman RB Oregon Adoree' Jackson CB USC
2015 Christian McCaffrey RB Stanford DeForest Buckner DE Oregon Josh Rosen QB UCLA Cameron Smith LB USC

Pop Warner Trophy

The Glenn "Pop" Warner Memorial Trophy was awarded annually by the Palo Club to the most valuable senior player on the West Coast. It was awarded from 1950 to 2004.[5] Notably, all recipients played for Pac-10 institutions. The award is distinguished from the unaffiliated W. J. Voit Memorial Trophy, presented annually from 1951 to 1978 to the top player on the Pacific Coast regardless of class-year.

Year Player School (#)
1950 Russ Pomeroy Stanford (1)
1952 Jim Sears USC (1)
1953 Bob Garrett Stanford (2)
1954 George Shaw Oregon (1)
1955 Bob Davenport UCLA (1)
1956 Jon Arnett USC (2)
1957 Joe Francis Oregon State (1)
1958 Joe Kapp California (1)
1959 Chris Burford Stanford (3)
1960 Bill Kilmer UCLA (2)
1962 Terry Baker Oregon State (2)
1963 Vern Burke Oregon State (3)
1964 Craig Morton California (2)
1965 Mike Garrett USC (3)
1966 Pete Pifer Oregon State (4)
1967 Gary Beban UCLA (3)
1968 O.J. Simpson USC (4)
1969 Don Parish Stanford (4)
1970 Jim Plunkett Stanford (5)
1971 Jeff Siemon Stanford (6)
1972 Mike Rae USC (5)
1973 Lynn Swann USC (6)
1974 Anthony Davis USC (7)
1975 Chuck Muncie California (3)
1976 Ricky Bell USC (8)
1977 Guy Benjamin Stanford (7)
1978 Jerry Robinson UCLA (4)
1979 Charles White USC (9)
1980 Ken Margerum Stanford (8)
1981 Marcus Allen USC (10)
1982 John Elway Stanford (9)
1983 Ron Rivera California (4)
1984 Jack Del Rio USC (11)
1985 Rueben Mayes Washington State (1)
1986 Dave Wyman Stanford (10)
1988 Rodney Peete USC (12)
1989 Tim Ryan USC (13)
1990 Greg Lewis Washington (1)
1991 Tommy Vardell Stanford (11)
1992 Glyn Milburn Stanford (12)
1993 Johnnie Morton USC (14)
1994 Steve Stenstrom Stanford (13)
1995 Keyshawn Johnson USC (15)
1996 Jake Plummer Arizona State (1)
1997 Skip Hicks UCLA (5)
1998 Cade McNown UCLA (6)
1999 Deltha O'Neal California (5)
2000 Marques Tuiasosopo Washington (2)
2002 Carson Palmer USC (16)
2003 Dave Ball UCLA (7)
2004 J. J. Arrington California (6)

Morris Trophy

The Morris Trophy is awarded annually to the best offensive and defensive linemen on the West Coast.

Offense

Year Player School (#)
1980 Roy Foster USC (1)
1981 Roy Foster USC (2)
1982 Bruce Matthews USC (3)
1983 Gary Zimmerman Oregon (1)
1984 Dan Lynch Washington State (1)
1985 Jeff Bregel USC (4)
1986 Danny Villa Arizona State (1)
1987 Randall McDaniel Arizona State (2)
1988 Joe Tofflemire Arizona (1)
1989 Bern Brostek Washington (1)
1990 Pat Harlow USC (5)
1991 Lincoln Kennedy Washington (2)
1992 Lincoln Kennedy Washington (3)
1993 Todd Steussie California (1)
1994 Tony Boselli USC (6)
1995 Jonathan Ogden UCLA (1)
1996 Bob Sapp Washington (4)
1997 Olin Kreutz Washington (5)
1998 Yusuf Scott Arizona (2)
1999 Travis Claridge USC (7)
2000 Chad Ward Washington (6)
2001 Levi Jones Arizona State (3)
2002 Kwame Harris Stanford (1)
2003 Jacob Rogers USC (8)
2004 Adam Snyder Oregon (2)
2005 Ryan O'Callaghan California (2)
2006 Ryan Kalil USC (9)
2007 Alex Mack California (3)
2008 Alex Mack California (4)
2009 Charles Brown USC (10)
2010 Tyron Smith USC (11)
2011 Matt Kalil USC (12)
2012 David Yankey Stanford (2)
2013 Xavier Su'a-Filo UCLA (2)
2014 Andrus Peat Stanford (3)
2015 Joshua Garnett Stanford (4)

Defense

Year Player School (#)
1980 Vince Goldsmith Oregon (1)
1981 Fletcher Jenkins Washington (1)
1982 George Achica USC (1)
1983 Keith Millard Washington State (1)
1984 Ron Holmes Washington (2)
1985 Erik Howard Washington State (2)
1986 Reggie Rogers Washington (3)
1987 Dana Wells Arizona (1)
1988 Dana Wells Arizona (2)
1989 Esera Tuaolo Oregon State (1)
1990 Steve Emtman Washington (4)
1991 Steve Emtman Washington (5)
1992 Rob Waldrop Arizona (3)
1993 D'Marco Farr Washington (6)
1994 Chad Eaton Washington State (3)
1995 Tedy Bruschi Arizona (4)
1996 Darrell Russell USC (2)
1997 Jeremy Staat Arizona State (1)
1998 Inoke Breckterfield Oregon State (2)
1999 Willie Howard Stanford (1)
2000 Andre Carter California (1)
2001 Kenyon Coleman UCLA (1)
2002 Terrell Suggs Arizona State (2)
2003 Dave Ball UCLA (2)
2004 Bill Swancutt Oregon State (3)
2005 Haloti Ngata Oregon (2)
2006 Sedrick Ellis USC (3)
2007 Sedrick Ellis USC (4)
2008 Nick Reed Oregon (3)
2009 Stephen Paea Oregon State (4)
2010 Stephen Paea Oregon State (5)
2011 Star Lotulelei Utah (1)
2012 Will Sutton Arizona State (3)
2013 Will Sutton (2) Arizona State (4)
2014 Nate Orchard Utah (2)
2015 DeForest Buckner Oregon (4)

Coach of the Year

Year Player School (#)
1975 Dick Vermeil UCLA (1)
1976 John Robinson USC (1)
1977 Bill Walsh Stanford (1)
1978 John Robinson (2) USC (2)
1979 Rich Brooks Oregon (1)
1980 Don James Washington (1)
1981 Jim Walden Washington State (1)
1982 Joe Kapp California (1)
1983 Jim Walden (2) Washington State (2)
1984 Ted Tollner USC (3)
1985 Terry Donahue UCLA (2)
1986 John Cooper Arizona State (1)
1987 Larry Smith USC (4)
1988 Dennis Erickson Washington State (3)
Larry Smith (2) USC (5)
1989 Dave Kragthorpe Oregon State (1)
1990 Don James (2) Washington (2)
Bruce Snyder California (2)
1991 Don James (3) Washington (3)
1992 Dick Tomey Arizona (1)
1993 Terry Donahue (2) UCLA (3)
1994 Rich Brooks (2) Oregon (2)
1995 Tyrone Willingham Stanford (2)
1996 Bruce Snyder (2) Arizona State (2)
1997 Mike Price Washington State (4)
1998 Bob Toledo UCLA (4)
1999 Tyrone Willingham (2) Stanford (3)
2000 Dennis Erickson (2) Oregon State (2)
2001 Mike Price (2) Washington State (5)
2002 Jeff Tedford California (3)
2003 Pete Carroll USC (6)
Bill Doba Washington State (6)
2004 Jeff Tedford (2) California (4)
2005 Pete Carroll (2) USC (7)
Karl Dorrell UCLA (5)
2006 Pete Carroll (3) USC (8)
2007 Dennis Erickson (3) Arizona State (3)
2008 Mike Riley Oregon State (3)
2009 Chip Kelly Oregon (3)
2010 Chip Kelly (2) Oregon (4)
2011 David Shaw Stanford (4)
2012 David Shaw (2) Stanford (5)
2013 Todd Graham Arizona State (4)
2014 Rich Rodriguez Arizona (2)
2015 David Shaw (3) Stanford (6)
Mike Leach Washington State (7)

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Pac-10 Names Award for Pat Tillman" (Press release). Pac-10. June 8, 2004. Archived from the original on June 21, 2011. The Pac-10 has renamed its annual defensive player of the year award in football the Pat Tillman Defensive Player of the Year Award, Commissioner Tom Hansen announced today.
  2. ↑ Miller, Ted (November 28, 2011). "Luck, Kendricks and Shaw garner honors". ESPN.com. Archived from the original on November 28, 2011.
  3. ↑ "Pac-12 football awards and all-conference team announced". Pac-12 Conference. November 27, 2012. Retrieved November 27, 2012.
  4. ↑ "Pac-12 football awards and all-conference teams announced". Pac-12 Conference. December 2, 2013. Retrieved December 4, 2013.
  5. ↑ http://pac-12.com/Sports/VolleyballW/Article/tabid/261/Article/58017/jj-arrington-wins-pop-warner-award.aspx

External links

Official Pac-10 announcements

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