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2020 All-Pac-12 Conference Football Teams
First Team Offense: Kedon Slovis (QB, USC) • Jarek Broussard (RB, Colorado) • Jermar Jefferson (RB, Oregon State) • Simi Fehoko (WR, Stanford) • Amon-Ra St. Brown (WR, USC) • Cade Otton (TE, Washington) • Drew Dalman (OL, Stanford) • Nathan Eldridge (OL, Oregon State) • Nick Ford (OL, Utah) • Jaxson Kirkland (OL, Washington) • Alijah Vera-Tucker (OL, USC) • Dohnovan West (OL, Arizona State)
Defense: Osa Odighizuwa (DL, UCLA) • Kayvon Thibodeaux (DL, Oregon) • Marlon Tuipulotu (DL, USC) • Zion Tupuola-Fetui (DL, Washington) • Nate Landman (LB, Colorado) • Devin Lloyd (LB, Utah) • Avery Roberts (LB, Oregon State) • Camryn Bynum (DB, California) • Talanoa Hufanga (DB, USC) • Elijah Molden (DB, Washington) • Mykael Wright (DB, Oregon)
Specialists: Jadon Redding (PK, Utah) • Michael Turk (P, Arizona State) • Britain Covey (RS, Utah) • Thomas Booker (SP/ST, Stanford)
Second Team Offense: Sam Noyer (QB, Colorado) • Dorian Thompson-Robinson (QB, UCLA) • Demetric Felton (RB, UCLA) • Ty Jordan (RB, Utah) • Drake London (WR, USC) • Tyler Vaughns (WR, USC) • Greg Dulcich (WR, UCLA) • Brant Kuithe (WR, Utah) • Alex Forsyth (OL, Oregon) • Joshua Gray (OL, Oregon State) • Sataoa Laumea (OL, Utah) • Abe Lucas (OL, Washington State) • Will Sherman (OL, Colorado)
Defense: Thomas Booker (DL, Stanford) • Mustafa Johnson (DL, Colorado) • Tyler Johnson (DL, Arizona State) • Mika Tafua (DL, Utah) • Cameron Goode (LB, California) • Drake Jackson (LB, USC) • Edefuan Ulofoshio (LB, Washington) • Deommodore Lenoir (DB, Oregon) • Chase Lucas (DB, Arizona State) • Trent McDuffie (DB, Washington) • Chris Steele (DB, USC)
Specialists: Jet Toner (PK, Stanford) • Oscar Draguicevich (P, Washington State) • D.J. Taylor (RS, Arizona State)