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COLLEGE FOOTBALL AWARDS


Walter Camp Player of the Year

Recognizes the top player of the year, as selected by
Division 1A coaches and Sports Information directors
and presented by the Walt Camp Football Foundation.

Year - player, school

2023 - Jayden Daniels, Louisiana State
2022 - Caleb Williams, Southern California
2021 - Kenneth Walker, Michigan
2020 - DeVonta Smith, Alabama
2019 - Joe Burrow, Louisiana State
2018 - Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama
2017 - Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma
2016 - Lamar Jackson, Louisville
2015 - Derrick Henry, Alabama
2014 - Marcus Mariotta, Oregon
2013 - Jameis Winston, Florida State
2012 - Manti Te'o, Notre Dame
2011 - Andrew Luck, Stanford
2010 - Cam Newton, Auburn
2009 - Colt McCoy, Texas
2008 - Colt McCoy, Texas
2007 - Darren McFadden, Arkansas
2006 - Troy Smith, Ohio State
2005 - Reggie Bush, Southern California
2004 - Matt Leinart, Southern California
2003 - Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh
2002 - Larry Johnson, Penn State
2001 - Eric Crouch, Nebraska 
2000 - Josh Heupel, Oklahoma 
1999 - Ron Dayne, Wisconsin 
1998 - Ricky Williams, Texas 
1997 - Charles Woodson, Michigan 
1996 - Danny Wuerfflel, Florida 
1995 - Eddie George, Ohio State 
1994 - Rashaan Salaam, Colorado 
1993 - Charie Ward, Florida State 
1992 - Gino Torretta, Miami FL 
1991 - Desmond Howard, Michigan 
1990 - Raghib Ismail, Notre Dame 
1989 - Anthony Thompson, Indiana 
1988 - Barry Sanders, Oklahoma State 
1987 - Tim Brown, Notre Dame 
1986 - Vinny Testaverde, Miami FL 
1985 - Bo Jackson, Auburn 
1984 - Doug Flutie, Boston College 
1983 - Mike Rozier, Nebraska 
1982 - Herschel Walker, Georgia 
1981 - Marcus Allen, Southern California 
1980 - Hugh Green, Pittsburgh 
1979 - Charles White, Southern California 
1978 - Billy Sims, Oklahoma 
1977 - Ken MacAffe, Notre Dame 
1976 - Tony Dorsett, Pittsburgh 
1975 - Archie Griffin, Ohio State 
1974 - Archie Griffin, Ohio State 
1973 - John Cappelletti, Penn State 
1972 - Johnny Rogers, Nebraska 
1971 - Pat Sullivan, Auburn 
1970 - Jim Plunkett, Stanford 
1969 - Steve Owens, Oklahoma 
1968 - O.J. Simpson, Southern California 
1967 - O.J. Simpson, Southern California    



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