JIMMY Awards: Week 1

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

JIMMY Awards: Week 1

Here are the JIMMY Awards for the first week of the football season.

Michael Floyd, Notre Dame WR – The Golden Domer pulled in 4 catches, 3 of which were tds for 189 yards.

Joe Pawelek, Baylor LB – Pawelek had 7 tackles, a sack, and a pick.

Mark Ingram, Alabama RB – Ingram rushed for 150 yards on 26 attempts for a td and 3 catches for 35 yards and a td.

Max Hall, BYU QB – The nephew of Danny White threw for 329 yards on 26 of 38 pass attempts and two td strikes in an upset win of OU.

Ralph Bolden, Purdue RB – The Boilermaker had 234 yards on 21 rushes and two tds.

Blaine Gabbert, Missouri QB – The Mizzou QB passed for 319 yards on 25/33 passing and 3 td strikes with an extra td run for the road as they defeated Illinois.

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