All-American Team, Walter Camp 2011: Full Roster Includes Dawgs Trio

It's college football awards night. You can wait to learn about each one on TV, or you can head over to the mothership's college football awards stream and start finding out right now. First up: the 2011 Walter Camp All-American Team, which features a first-team appearance by outside linebacker Jarvis Jones and second-team spots for tight end Orson Charles and safety Bacarri Rambo.

Jones finished the year with 13.5 sacks, good for second in the nation and first among all linebackers. He made his presence known when he brought down John Brantley four times in Georgia's win over the Florida Gators. In other amusing news, Charlie Weis is the new head coach of the Kansas Jayhawks.

Charles led all SEC tight ends in receptions, finishing seventh in the conference overall. He was topped on the Camp team by only Tyler Eifert, who finished with 57 catches. Rambo tied for second in the country in interceptions.

Here's the complete 2011 team, though various other media outlets will release various other All-American teams: 

First Team Offense

Pos. Name, School Class Hometown Height Weight

QB Andrew Luck, Stanford # Sr. Houston, TX 6-4 235

RB LaMichael James, Oregon * Jr. Texarkana, TX 5-9 195

RB Trent Richardson, Alabama Jr. Pensacola, FL 5-11 224

WR Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State * Jr. Ardmore, OK 6-1 215

WR Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma * Sr. Norman, OK 5-10 188

TE Tyler Eifert, Notre Dame Jr. Fort Wayne, IN 6-6 249

OL David DeCastro, Stanford Sr. Bellevue, WA 6-5 310

OL Barrett Jones, Alabama Jr. Memphis, TN 6-5 311

OL Matt Kalil, USC Jr. Corona, CA 6-7 295

OL Jonathan Martin, Stanford Sr. Los Angeles, CA 6-6 304

C David Molk, Michigan Sr. Lemont, IL 6-2 286

PK Randy Bullock, Texas A&M Sr. Klein, TX 5-9 212

First Team Defense

DL Whitney Mercilus, Illinois Jr. Akron, OH 6-4 265

DL Devon Still, Penn State Sr. Wilmington, DE 6-5 310

DL Melvin Ingram, South Carolina Sr. Hamlet, NC 6-2 276

DL Jerel Worthy, Michigan State Jr. Huber Heights, OH 6-3 310

LB Luke Kuechly, Boston College * Jr. Cincinnati, OH 6-3 237

LB Dont’a Hightower, Alabama Jr. Lewisburg, TN 6-4 260

LB Jarvis Jones, Georgia Soph. Columbus, GA 6-3 241

DB Morris Claiborne, LSU Jr. Shreveport, LA 6-0 185

DB Mark Barron, Alabama Sr. Mobile, AL 6-2 218

DB Tyrann Mathieu, LSU Soph. New Orleans, LA 5-9 175

DB David Amerson, North Carolina State Soph. Greensboro, NC 6-3 194

P Shawn Powell, Florida State Sr. Rome, GA 6-4 235

KR Tyler Lockett, Kansas State Fr. Tulsa, OK 5-11 170

Second Team Offense

Pos. Name, School Class Hometown Height Weight

QB Robert Griffin III, Baylor Jr. Copperas Cove, TX 6-2 220

RB Montee Ball, Wisconsin Jr. Wentzville, MO 5-11 210

RB Bobby Rainey, Western Kentucky Sr. Griffin, GA 5-8 205

WR Robert Woods, USC Soph. Carson, CA 6-1 180

WR Jordan White, Western Michigan Sr. Cleveland, OH 6-0 215

TE Orson Charles, Georgia Jr. Tampa, FL 6-3 241

OL Levy Adcock, Oklahoma State Sr. Claremore, OK 6-6 322

OL Nate Potter, Boise State Sr. Boise, ID 6-6 295

OL Ryan Miller, Colorado Sr. Littleton, CO 6-8 295

OL Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin Sr. Waukesha, WI 6-4 315

C William Vlachos, Alabama Sr. Birmingham, AL 6-1 294

PK Caleb Sturgis, Florida Jr. St. Augustine, FL 5-11 183

Second Team Defense

DL Frank Alexander, Oklahoma Sr. Baton Rouge, LA 6-4 255

DL Vinny Curry, Marshall Sr. Neptune, NJ 6-4 263

DL Andre Branch, Clemson Sr. Richmond, VA 6-5 260

DL Joe Vellano, Maryland Jr. Rexford, NY 6-2 285

LB Manti Te’o, Notre Dame Jr. Laie, HI 6-2 255

LB Lavonte David, Nebraska Sr. Miami, FL 6-1 225

LB Courtney Upshaw, Alabama Sr. Eufaula, AL 6-2 265

DB Bacarri Rambo, Georgia Jr. Donalsonville, GA 6-0 218

DB Matt Daniels, Duke Sr. Fayetteville, GA 6-1 210

DB Nigel Malone, Kansas State Jr. Manteca, CA 5-10 176

DB Casey Hayward, Vanderbilt Sr. Elko, GA 6-0 188

P Ryan Allen, Louisiana Tech Jr. Salem, OR 6-2 215

KR Joe Adams, Arkansas Sr. Little Rock, AR 5-11 190