Big East Season Awards

Big East Offensive Player of the Year
Michael Bush, Louisville RB- One could make a case for teammate Brian Brohm or South Florida RB Andre Hall but the numbers that Bush put up were simply amazing.  He scored 24 touchdowns (8 more than the runner up) and led the league averaging almost 144 all-purpose yards per game.  His ability to find the end zone was nothing short of spectacular.

Big East Defensive Player of the Year
Elvis Dumervil, Louisville DE- No one in the Big East comes close to touching him.  Dumervil notched an incredible 20 sacks, had an astounding 23 tackles for a loss, and forced an eye-popping 10 fumbles (he led the league in all those categories of course).  Not only was his season one of the best individual performances in his conference but it was also one of the best in the country.

Big East MVP
Andre Hall, South Florida RB- He was the main reason why South Florida was able to compete in the Big East this year.  With major questions at QB he fueled what would have been a completely inept offense without him.  He led the league with 1528 all-purpose yards and 1256 rushing yards and he led South Florida to the Meineke Car Care Bowl a year after finishing 4-7 while in the Conference USA.  

1st Team All-Big East
QB- Brian Brohm, Louisville
RB- Michael Bush, Louisville
RB- Andre Hall, South Florida
WR- Greg Lee, Pittsburgh
WR- Joshua Tinch, Louisville
K- Arthur Carmody, Louisville

DL- Elvis Dumervil, Louisville
DL- Ryan Neill, Rutgers
LB- H.B. Blades, Pittsburgh
LB- Stephen Nicholas, South Florida
DB- Anthony Smith, Syracuse
DB- Darius Butler, Connecticut

2nd Team All-Big East
QB- Pat White, West Virginia
RB- Steve Slaton, West Virginia
RB- Raymell Rice, Rutgers
WR- Mario Urrutia, Louisville
WR- Montrell Jones, Louisville
K- Jeremy Ito, Rutgers

DL- Ramel Meekins, Rutgers
DL- Ryan Lacasse, Syracuse
LB- Ben Moffitt, South Florida
LB- Nate Harris, Louisville
DB- Dee McCann, West Virginia
DB- Mike Mickens, Cincinnati