Template:2018 All-MAC football
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| 2018 All-Mid-American Conference Football Teams | |
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| First Team | Offense: Tyree Jackson (QB, Buffalo) • A.J. Ouellette (RB, Ohio) • LeVante Bellamy (RB, Western Michigan) • Anthony Johnson (WR, Buffalo) • Papi White (WR, Ohio) • Diontae Johnson (WR, Toledo) • Cody Thompson (WR, Toledo) • Tyler Mabry (TE, Buffalo) • James O'Hagan (OL, Buffalo) • Max Scharping (OL, Northern Illinois) • Joe Anderson (OL, Ohio) • Joe Lowery (OL, Ohio) • Luke Juriga (OL, Western Michigan) |
| Defense: Chuck Harris (DL, Buffalo) • Mike Danna (DL, Central Michigan) • Maxx Crosby (DL, Eastern Michigan) • Sutton Smith (DL, Northern Illinois) • Khalil Hodge (LB, Buffalo) • Malik Fountain (LB, Central Michigan) • Brad Koenig (LB, Miami) • Antonio Jones-Davis (LB, Northern Illinois) • Alvin Davis (DB, Akron) • Sean Murphy-Bunting (DB, Central Michigan) • Xavier Crawford (DB, Central Michigan) • Javon Hagan (DB, Ohio) | |
| Specialists: Michael Farkas (P, Ohio) • Matt Trickett (K, Kent State) • Maurice Thomas (KR, Miami) • Diontae Johnson (PR, Toledo) | |
| Second Team | Offense: Nathan Rourke (QB, Ohio) • Jaret Patterson (RB, Buffalo) • Tre Harbison (RB, Northern Illinois) • Riley Miller (WR, Ball State) • Scott Miller (WR, Bowling Green) • K. J. Osborn (WR, Buffalo) • Jayden Reed (WR, Western Michigan) • Reggie Gilliam (TE, Toledo) • Evin Ksiezarczyk (OL, Buffalo) • Luke Shively (OL, Northern Illinois) • Durrell Wood (OL, Ohio) • Bryce Harris (OL, Toledo) • John Keenoy (OL, Western Michigan) |
| Defense: Jamal Davis II (DL, Akron) • Kalil Morris (DL, Kent State) • Doug Costin (DL, Miami) • Josh Corcoran (DL, Northern Illinois) • Ulysees Gilbert (LB, Akron) • Kyle Rachwal (LB, Eastern Michigan) • Kyle Pugh (LB, Northern Illinois) • Evan Croutch (LB, Ohio) • Kyron Brown (DB, Akron) • Cameron Lewis (DB, Buffalo) • Kevin McGill (DB, Eastern Michigan) • Mykelti Williams (DB, Northern Illinois) | |
| Specialists: Jake Julien (P, Eastern Michigan) • Ryan Tice (K, Central Michigan) • Diontae Johnson (KR, Toledo) • Jayden Reed (PR, Western Michigan) | |
