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2011 NFF National Scholar-Athlete Award

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    These are the 47 semi-finalist for the The William V. Campbell Trophy which is given to the top NFF National Scholar Athlete.

    Candidates for the awards must be a senior or graduate student in their final year of eligibility, have a GPA of at least 3.2 on a 4.0 scale, have outstanding football ability as a first team player or significant contributor, and have demonstrated strong leadership and citizenship. The class is selected each year by the NFF Awards Committee, which is comprised of a nationally recognized group of media, College Football Hall of Famers and athletics administrators.

    Air Force - A.J. Wallerstein
    Arizona State - Aaron Pflugrad
    Army - Andrew Rodriguez
    Auburn - Barrett Trotter
    Ball State - Briggs Orsbon
    Boise State - Nate Potter
    Bowling Green State - Ben Bojicic
    Brigham Young - Bryan Kariya
    Buffalo - Peter Fardon
    California - Giorgio Tavecchio
    Clemson - Dawson Zimmerman
    Colorado - Travis Sandersfeld
    Connecticut - Harris Agbor
    Georgia - Drew Butler
    Indiana - Leon Beckum
    Iowa - Tyler Nielsen
    Kansas State - Tysyn Hartman
    Kentucky - Stuart Hines
    Miami (Fla.) - Spencer Whipple
    Miami (Ohio) - Anthony Kokal
    Michigan State - Kirk Cousins
    Missouri - Grant Ressel
    Navy - John Dowd
    Nebraska - Austin Cassidy
    North Carolina State - Mikel Overgaard
    Northern Illinois - Chandler Harnish
    Northwestern - Dan Persa
    Notre Dame - David Ruffer
    Oklahoma State - Brandon Weeden
    Pittsburgh - Myles Caragein
    Purdue - Joe Holland
    Rutgers - Scott Vallone
    San Diego State - Miles Burris
    South Florida - Chaz Hine
    Southern Mississippi - Austin Davis
    Syracuse - Kevyn Scott
    Texas - Emmanuel Acho
    Texas A&M - Ryan Tannehill
    Toledo - Mike VanDerMeulen
    Troy - Jamie Hampton
    Virginia - Robert Randolph
    Virginia Tech - Danny Coale
    Wake Forest - Michael Hoag
    Washington State - Jared Karstetter
    Western Michigan - John Potter
    Wisconsin - Bradie Ewing
    Wyoming - Clayton Kirven