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The Iowa quarterback improved to 2-0 as a starter despite a rocky first half for the offense.
Iowa football had the most players on the USA TODAY Sports Network’s postseason All-Big Ten team.
Five Hawkeyes earned top honors, with two (running back Kaleb Johnson and linebacker Jay Higgins) earning unanimous consideration.
Other Iowa players selected were offensive linemen Connor Colby and Logan Jones, and kick/punt returner Kaden Wetjen.
* unanimous selection
Player of the Year: Dillon Gabriel, Oregon
Coach of the Year: Curt Cignetti, Indiana*
Newcomer of the Year: Dillon Gabriel, Oregon
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QB: Kurtis Rourke, Indiana; Will Howard, Ohio State; RB: Jonah Coleman, Washington, Woody Marks, USC, Jordan James, Oregon; WR: Pat Bryant, Illinois; Tez Johnson, Oregon; TE: Colston Loveland, Michigan; OL: Seth McLaughlin, Ohio State; Gennings Dunker, Iowa; Ajani Cornelius, Oregon; Hollin Pierce, Rutgers; Emmanuel Pregnon, USC; Olaivavega Ioane, Penn State; Caleb Tiernan, Northwestern;
DL: Kenneth Grant, Michigan; Josaiah Stewart, Michigan; Jordan Burch, Oregon; Derrick Harmon, Oregon; JT Tuimoloau, Ohio State; LB: Jailin Walker, Indiana; Carson Bruener, Washington; Cody Simon, Ohio State; Kobe King, Penn State; DB: Dillon Thieneman, Purdue; Jaylen Reed, Penn State; Thaddeus Dixon, Washington; Jermari Harris, Iowa; Jabbar Muhammad, Oregon; Lathan Ransom, Ohio State; Jaylen Smith, USC.
P: Rhys Dakin, Iowa; Ryan Eckley, Michigan State; K: Jonathan Kim, Michigan State; All-Purpose: Nicholas Singleton, Penn State.
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