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University of Oklahoma Athletics
Five Sooners Earn AP All-America Honors
December 16, 2019 | Football
NORMAN — Oklahoma wide receiver CeeDee Lamb was named a first-team All-American by the Associated Press on Monday, while center Creed Humphrey earned second-team honors and quarterback Jalen Hurts, defensive lineman Neville Gallimore and linebacker Kenneth Murray received third-team recognition.
Lamb, already a Walter Camp Foundation and FWAA first-team All-American, collected his third first-team All-America honor this year to become Oklahoma's fifth consensus All-American in the last four years (wide receiver Dede Westbrook in 2016 and tight end Mark Andrews, offensive tackle Orlando Brown and quarterback Baker Mayfield in 2017). Prior to 2016, OU had not produced a consensus All-American since 2004. Sooners have now earned 82 all-time consensus All-America honors.
Lamb ranks third nationally with 14 receiving touchdowns and seventh with his 20.8 yards per catch. The junior also ranks 11th in the country with his 100.7 receiving yards per game despite ranking 69th with 4.8 catches per contest.
The Richmond, Texas, product has made at least one touchdown reception in nine of his 12 games this season and is tied for the lead among Power Five players with six games of 135-plus receiving yards. He also leads the nation's non-seniors with his 32 career receiving TDs and 3,173 career receiving yards. Lamb ranks second at OU in career receiving TDs, fourth in career receiving yards and 16th in career all-purpose yards in just under three years of competition.
Humphrey, also named a second-team All-American by the Walter Camp Foundation, has started 25 of his 27 career games for the Sooners at the center position. The redshirt sophomore from Shawnee, Okla., is the anchor of a line that has paved the way for Oklahoma to lead the nation with 8.2 yards per play and 11.4 yards per pass attempt (min. 10 attempts per game) and rank second nationally in yards per game (554.2), third in yards per completion (16.0) and passing efficiency rating (195.9), fifth in third-down conversion percentage (50.7) and eighth in yards per rush (6.1). In 799 plays this season, Humphrey has registered 93 knockdowns without allowing a sack. Humphrey was a Rimington Trophy finalist, Big 12 Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year, a first-team All-Big 12 selection and an Academic All-Big 12 Second Team honoree.
Hurts, the Heisman Trophy runner-up, leads the nation in yards per pass attempt (11.8; the FBS record is 11.6), yards per completion (16.4), points responsible for per game (23.7; tied) and touchdowns accounted for (51; tied), while ranking third in total offense (376.1 ypg) and passing efficiency rating (200.3; the single-season FBS record is 199.4). He also ranks fourth nationally in completion percentage (.718; OU record is .709 by Baker Mayfield in 2016), seventh in rushing touchdowns (18; second among QBs) and 10th in passing touchdowns (32). He averages 279.5 passing yards and 96.5 rushing yards per contest.
Hurts has compiled 4,889 yards of total offense (3,634 passing, 1,255 rushing) and is second among OU quarterbacks in single-season rushing yards and rushing touchdowns (Jack Mildren had 1,289 rushing yards and 20 rushing TDs in 1971). He is just four total TDs shy of the school record of 55 set by Sam Bradford in 2008.
Gallimore, a senior from Ottawa, Ontario, has started all 13 games this season and 37 of his 51 career contests. This season he has been credited with 27 tackles (18 solo), career highs of 7.5 tackles for loss and 4.0 sacks, two forced fumbles and a pass breakup. The All-Big 12 Second Team selection has also recorded seven quarterback hurries on the year.
Murray leads the Sooners in tackles (95) and tackles for loss (career-high 16.0), and has accounted for 4.0 sacks, four pass breakups and five quarterback hurries. The junior from Missouri City, Texas, was an All-Big 12 First Team selection and ranked sixth in the Big 12 in conference play with 10.0 tackles for loss (nine solo TFLs). He has totaled at least six tackles in nine games this season and at least two tackles for loss five in five contests.
No. 4-ranked OU will make its 53rd bowl appearance when it takes on No. 1 LSU in the College Football Playoff Semifinal at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl on Dec. 28 at 3 p.m. CT. The game will be televised by ESPN.
Lamb, already a Walter Camp Foundation and FWAA first-team All-American, collected his third first-team All-America honor this year to become Oklahoma's fifth consensus All-American in the last four years (wide receiver Dede Westbrook in 2016 and tight end Mark Andrews, offensive tackle Orlando Brown and quarterback Baker Mayfield in 2017). Prior to 2016, OU had not produced a consensus All-American since 2004. Sooners have now earned 82 all-time consensus All-America honors.
Lamb ranks third nationally with 14 receiving touchdowns and seventh with his 20.8 yards per catch. The junior also ranks 11th in the country with his 100.7 receiving yards per game despite ranking 69th with 4.8 catches per contest.
The Richmond, Texas, product has made at least one touchdown reception in nine of his 12 games this season and is tied for the lead among Power Five players with six games of 135-plus receiving yards. He also leads the nation's non-seniors with his 32 career receiving TDs and 3,173 career receiving yards. Lamb ranks second at OU in career receiving TDs, fourth in career receiving yards and 16th in career all-purpose yards in just under three years of competition.
Humphrey, also named a second-team All-American by the Walter Camp Foundation, has started 25 of his 27 career games for the Sooners at the center position. The redshirt sophomore from Shawnee, Okla., is the anchor of a line that has paved the way for Oklahoma to lead the nation with 8.2 yards per play and 11.4 yards per pass attempt (min. 10 attempts per game) and rank second nationally in yards per game (554.2), third in yards per completion (16.0) and passing efficiency rating (195.9), fifth in third-down conversion percentage (50.7) and eighth in yards per rush (6.1). In 799 plays this season, Humphrey has registered 93 knockdowns without allowing a sack. Humphrey was a Rimington Trophy finalist, Big 12 Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year, a first-team All-Big 12 selection and an Academic All-Big 12 Second Team honoree.
Hurts, the Heisman Trophy runner-up, leads the nation in yards per pass attempt (11.8; the FBS record is 11.6), yards per completion (16.4), points responsible for per game (23.7; tied) and touchdowns accounted for (51; tied), while ranking third in total offense (376.1 ypg) and passing efficiency rating (200.3; the single-season FBS record is 199.4). He also ranks fourth nationally in completion percentage (.718; OU record is .709 by Baker Mayfield in 2016), seventh in rushing touchdowns (18; second among QBs) and 10th in passing touchdowns (32). He averages 279.5 passing yards and 96.5 rushing yards per contest.
Hurts has compiled 4,889 yards of total offense (3,634 passing, 1,255 rushing) and is second among OU quarterbacks in single-season rushing yards and rushing touchdowns (Jack Mildren had 1,289 rushing yards and 20 rushing TDs in 1971). He is just four total TDs shy of the school record of 55 set by Sam Bradford in 2008.
Gallimore, a senior from Ottawa, Ontario, has started all 13 games this season and 37 of his 51 career contests. This season he has been credited with 27 tackles (18 solo), career highs of 7.5 tackles for loss and 4.0 sacks, two forced fumbles and a pass breakup. The All-Big 12 Second Team selection has also recorded seven quarterback hurries on the year.
Murray leads the Sooners in tackles (95) and tackles for loss (career-high 16.0), and has accounted for 4.0 sacks, four pass breakups and five quarterback hurries. The junior from Missouri City, Texas, was an All-Big 12 First Team selection and ranked sixth in the Big 12 in conference play with 10.0 tackles for loss (nine solo TFLs). He has totaled at least six tackles in nine games this season and at least two tackles for loss five in five contests.
No. 4-ranked OU will make its 53rd bowl appearance when it takes on No. 1 LSU in the College Football Playoff Semifinal at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl on Dec. 28 at 3 p.m. CT. The game will be televised by ESPN.
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