Mr. Football Award (Alabama)

The Alabama Mr. Football Award is, as in other states, an honor given to the top high school football player in the state of Alabama; it is awarded by a panel of sports writers.[1][2]

List of the Alabama Sports Writers Association’s Mr. Football Award Winners

1982 Tommy Compton, Vigor, quarterback

1983 Freddie Weygand, Emma Sansom, wide receiver

1984 Roderick Green, Gardendale, wide receiver (University of Central Missouri; Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers)

1985 Pierre Goode, Hazlewood, running back

1986 Larry Ware, Lee-Montgomery, running back

1987 Robert Jones, Parker, running back

1988 Darrell Williams, Vigor, running back

1989 Steven Coleman, Pike County, running back

1990 David Palmer, Jackson-Olin, running back/wide receiver (University of Alabama; Minnesota Vikings)

1991 Robert Davis, Homewood, running back

1992 Freddie Kitchens, Etowah, quarterback (University of Alabama)

1993 Thomas Banks, West Jefferson, running back

1994 Dawud Rasheed, Shades Valley, running back

1995 Gorman Thornton, Jeff Davis, tight end/defensive end

1996 Antoneyo Williams, Central-Tuscaloosa, running back

1997 Mac Campbell, Alexandria, running back

1998 DeMarco McNeil, Blount, defensive lineman (Auburn University)

1999 Cory Whisenant, Springville, running back

2000 Carnell Williams, Etowah, running back (Auburn; Tampa Bay Buccaneers

2001 Brandon Cox, Hewitt-Trussville, quarterback (Auburn)

2002 JaMarcus Russell, Williamson, quarterback (Louisiana State University; Oakland Raiders)

2003 Chris Nickson, Pike County, quarterback (Vanderbilt University; Montreal Alouettes)

2004 Jarod Bryant, Hoover, quarterback (Navy)

2005 Andre Smith, Huffman, offensive lineman, ( University of Alabama, Cincinnati Bengals)

2006 Larry Smith, Prattville, quarterback(Vanderbilt University)

2007 Julio Jones, Foley, wide receiver (University of Alabama)

2008 Clint Moseley, Leroy, quarterback(Auburn University)

2009 Coty Blanchard, Cherokee County, quarterback (Jacksonville State University)

2010 Jamal Golden, Wetumpka, quarterback/ defensive back (Georgia Tech)

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