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DE Bill Swancutt
| First Team | Co-Defensive Player of the Year
Swancutt is the first Oregon State player ever selected as Pac-10 Player
of the Year, offense or defense (the award started in 1975). He is the
only unanimous selection on this
year's All-Pac-10 Conference Football Team.
Swancutt, has started 37 straight games, also was a first-team All-Academic
selection this year, one of just two players in the league to be named
to both teams.
The Oregon native ranks second in the Pac-10 in both quarterback sacks
(11.5) and tackles for loss (18.5) and has career totals of 37 QB sacks
and 59.5 tackles for loss, both Oregon State career records. His 63 tackles
this season is tops among Pac-10 down linemen.
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WR Mike Hass | First
Team
Hass is making his first appearance on an all-conference team after picking
up honorable mention honors last year. He leds the conference in
receiving yards per game (115.8) and receptions per game (7.36) and is
the only receiver in the Pac-10 averaging over 100 receiving yards per
game.
He set the conference receiving record with 293 yards against Boise State
on Sept. 10 and set OSU's reception record in a game with 14 against Arizona State on Sept. 25.
The former walk-on is also in the top five of most of Oregon State's
career receiving records and will have a chance to break several of them
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FS Mitch Meeuwsen
| First Team
Oregon State's career interception leader (20) has been a main stay in
OSU's backfield for four years. His 20 picks ties him for first
among active players in the NCAA.
His 38 career starts and 203 career tackles are both team highs.
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RT Doug Nienhuis
| First Team
Nienhuis' 36 consecutive career starts is a statement to his commitment
and importance to the Beaver program the last few years.
He helped protect one of the program's most successful passers while
clearing the way for a future NFL back. Nienhuis was a second team
All-Pac-10 selection last year.
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QB Derek Anderson
| Second Team
Anderson is the first quarterback in Oregon State football history to
lead his team to three bowl games. He is the owner of almost all
of OSU's career and season records.
He is first in the conference in passing at 290.6 yards per game and
is just one of six Pac-10 gunslingers to throw for over 10,000 yards during
his career.
Anderson is third on the Pac-10 career passing and career touchdown passes
charts.
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LB Trent Bray | Second
Team
Bray is always around the ball making plays as his team leading and second
conference best 10.3 tackles per game shows.
The Washington native has been the team leader in tackles in 9 of the
last 14 games while reaching double digit stops in seven games this year.
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CB Brandon Browner
| Second Team
The 2003 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year did not have another magical season,
but a successful one nonetheless. Browner did not grab an interception
all year long as most teams did not throw against him.
He finished eighth on the team in tackles and second in passes defended
(8).
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PK Alexis Serna |
Second Team
After a rough game against LSU, Serna had a sizzling season as he hit
15 of 16 field goals, including 5 of 5 twice, while connecting on all
of his extra point attempts.
His 5 of 5 performances earned him Pac-10 Special Teams Player of the
Week honors and tied the OSU record for field goals made in a game.
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CB Aric Williams
| Second Team
Williams quietly had an outstanding senior season as he ranks first in
the Pac-10 in passes defended (1.6) and pass breakups (12).
He was an honorable mention selection last year and is currently sixth
on the team in tackles.
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Honorable mention selections: C Matt Brock, Sr.; OLB
Keith Ellison, Jr.; TE Joe Newton, So.; P Sam Paulescu, Jr.; SS Sabby Piscitelli,
So.; OLB Jonathan Pollard, Sr.; TB Dwight Wright, Sr.