Walter Camp Football Foundation

Walter Camp, known as "The Father of American football", first chose an All-America team in 1889. It is rumored that Camp selected the first several All-America teams by himself. The Walter Camp Football Foundation (WCFF) was formed in 1967 to continue Camp's legacy of selecting All-America teams and to perpetuate the ideals and work of Camp on and off the field. In 1998, the WCFF began naming an All-America second team. The "Walter Camp Weekend" is held each January in New Haven, Connecticut, featuring a series of events designed to highlight current and former players and engage them with the local community. The weekend's signature event, the National Awards Dinner, recognizes the Walter Camp All-America team, as well as the Player of the Year, the Coach of the Year, and other honorees. ==Awards==

• Walter Camp Player of the Year • CT Player of the Year • Walter Camp Coach of the Year • Walter Camp Man of the Year • Walter Camp Alumni of the Year • Walter Camp Distinguished American Award • Joseph W. Kelly Award (high school) ==All-Time Team==

To celebrate the 150th anniversary of college football, the Walter Camp Football Foundation recognized its All-Time All-Americans by position. Offense Quarterbacks Doug Flutie, Boston College Tommie Frazier, Nebraska Matt Leinart, USC Johnny Lujack, Notre Dame Colt McCoy, Texas Davey O'Brien, TCU Peyton Manning, Tennessee Roger Staubach, Navy Tim Tebow, Florida Running backs Doc Blanchard, Army Jim Brown, Syracuse Reggie Bush, USC Earl Campbell, Texas Glenn Davis, Army Ron Dayne, Wisconsin Tony Dorsett, Pittsburgh Marshall Faulk, San Diego State Red Grange, Illinois Archie Griffin, Ohio State Bo Jackson, Auburn Darren McFadden, Arkansas Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma Barry Sanders, Oklahoma State Doak Walker, SMU Herschel Walker, Georgia Ricky Williams, Texas Wide receivers Fred Biletnikoff, Florida State Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State Tim Brown, Notre Dame Anthony Carter, Michigan Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech Amari Cooper, Alabama Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh Desmond Howard, Michigan Don Hutson, Alabama Raghib Ismail, Notre Dame Dwayne Jarrett, USC Larry Kelley, Yale Randy Moss, Marshall Bennie Oosterbaan, Michigan Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska Howard Twilley, Tulsa Peter Warrick, Florida State Tight ends Mike Ditka, Pittsburgh Keith Jackson, Oklahoma Ozzie Newsome, Alabama Offensive line Tony Boselli, USC Brad Budde, USC Dan Dierdorf, Michigan Bill Fralic, Pitt Bob Gain, Kentucky John Hannah, Alabama Jeff Hartings, Penn State Mel Hein, Washington State John Hicks, Ohio State Jake Long, Michigan Bryant McKinnie, Miami Jonathan Ogden, UCLA Orlando Pace, Ohio State Jim Parker, Ohio State Dave Rimington, Nebraska Jim Ritcher, North Carolina State Will Shields, Nebraska Greg Skrepenak, Michigan Dean Steinkuhler, Nebraska Korey Stringer, Ohio State Aaron Taylor, Nebraska Ron Yary, USC Defense Defensive line Joey Bosa, Ohio State Alex Brown, Florida Ross Browner, Notre Dame Steve Emtman, Washington Myles Garrett, Texas A&M Hugh Green, Pittsburgh Tommie Harris, Oklahoma Leon Hart, Notre Dame Jerry Hughes, TCU Bruiser Kinard, Mississippi Bob Lilly, TCU Merlin Olsen, Utah State Mike Reid, Penn State Bubba Smith, Michigan State Lee Roy Selmon, Oklahoma Randy White, Maryland Reggie White, Tennessee Chris Zorich, Notre Dame Linebackers Dick Butkus, Illinois Chuck Bednarik, Pennsylvania Cornelius Bennett, Alabama Brian Bosworth, Oklahoma Derrick Brooks, Florida State Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern A.J. Hawk, Ohio State Marvin Jones, Florida State Lee Roy Jordan, Alabama Luke Kuechly, Boston College James Laurinaitis, Ohio State Tommy Nobis, Texas Jerry Robinson, UCLA Mike Singletary, Baylor Chris Spielman, Ohio State Manti Te'o, Notre Dame Derrick Thomas, Alabama Patrick Willis, Mississippi Defensive backs Champ Bailey, Georgia Eric Berry, Tennessee Dré Bly, North Carolina Tommy Casanova, LSU Mike Doss, Ohio State Kenny Easley, UCLA Terry Hoage, Georgia Nile Kinnick, Iowa Johnny Lattner, Notre Dame Ronnie Lott, USC Tim McDonald, USC Deion Sanders, Florida State Jack Tatum, Ohio State Jim Thorpe, Carlisle Charles Woodson, Michigan Special teams Punters Ray Guy, Southern Miss Brad Maynard, Ball State Reggie Roby, Iowa Todd Sauerbrun, West Virginia Placekickers Roberto Aguayo, Florida State Morten Andersen, Michigan State Kevin Butler, Georgia Daniel Carlson, Auburn Sebastian Janikowski, Florida State John Lee, UCLA Kick returners Devin Hester, Miami Tyler Lockett, Kansas State C.J. Spiller, Clemson ==All-Century Team==

The Walter Camp Football Foundation selected their All-Century Team in 1999. Offense Quarterback Roger Staubach, Navy Tommie Frazier, Nebraska Johnny Lujack, Notre Dame Doug Flutie, Boston College Davey O'Brien, TCU Peyton Manning, Tennessee Running back Red Grange, Illinois Barry Sanders, Oklahoma State Ricky Williams, Texas Doak Walker, SMU O.J. Simpson, USC Tony Dorsett, Pittsburgh Bo Jackson, Auburn Archie Griffin, Ohio State Herschel Walker, Georgia Glenn Davis, Army Doc Blanchard, Army Jim Brown, Syracuse Receiver Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska Fred Biletnikoff, Florida State Tim Brown, Notre Dame Jim Parker, Ohio State Center Dave Rimington, Nebraska Jim Ritcher, North Carolina State Mel Hein, Washington State Defense Defensive line Hugh Green, Pittsburgh Bubba Smith, Michigan State Lee Roy Selmon, Oklahoma Leon Hart, Notre Dame Chuck Bednarik, Penn Lee Roy Jordan, Alabama Tommy Nobis, Texas Cornelius Bennett, Alabama Jerry Robinson, UCLA Chris Spielman, Ohio State Brian Bosworth, Oklahoma Mike Singletary, Baylor Cornerback Deion Sanders, Florida State Nile Kinnick, Iowa Johnny Lattner, Notre Dame Punter Ray Guy, Southern Miss Reggie Roby, Iowa Todd Sauerbrun, West Virginia ==See also==