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Invoice Connelly’s 2025 School Soccer Season Different Awards


If betting odds are to be believed, Indiana‘s Fernando Mendoza wrapped up the 2025 Heisman Trophy final Saturday with a 222-yard efficiency within the Hoosiers’ historic 13-10 win over Ohio State within the Massive Ten championship.

Primarily based on the weekly Heisman race I keep in my Sunday recap columns, Vanderbilt‘s Diego Pavia ought to have acquired infinitely extra credit score for his work than it seems he most likely will, however Pavia was nonetheless named a finalist, and Mendoza, Pavia, Ohio State’s Julian Sayin and Notre Dame’s Jeremiyah Love will all be celebrated throughout Saturday evening’s ESPN ceremony earlier than Mendoza is presumably handed the trophy.

The Heisman is the fruits of faculty soccer’s awards week — different honors, such because the Biletnikoff Award (finest receiver), Bednarik Award (finest defensive participant), Groza Award (finest kicker) and extra can be given out throughout “The House Depot School Soccer Awards” on ESPN on Friday night. However why cease with the usual fare? There are many good gamers and groups on the market. Earlier than this weekend’s smorgasbord of worthy previous reliables, let’s add a number of extra awards to the pile. Listed here are faculty soccer’s various awards for 2025.

Bounce to: Canine in Him | Journeyman | YAC King
Havoc King | Greatest Laborious Teaching Job | No Bowl All-Individuals

Canine in Him of the 12 months

There are the most effective quarterbacks, and there are the quarterbacks we frequently come to like essentially the most, and people within the latter class usually share sure attributes. They run round and improvise. They attempt to make issues occur. They will each take and dish out a success. To borrow from web parlance, they have that canine in them.

We due to this fact start our various awards ceremony with crucial of all alt-awards: the Canine in Him Award. I constructed a system round quite a few key traits and stats — physicality (contact price, i.e. the frequency with which they take contact), improvisation (out-of-pocket move makes an attempt, scramble price), do-it-yourself mentality (non-sack speeding yards, designed run price) and, regardless of the additional contact, uncooked high quality (Complete QBR) and mistake-free play (interception price, sacks per stress).

Primarily based on the Canine in Him system I’ve created, here is what the highest three would have appeared like in current seasons:

Truthfully, this could be my favourite system I’ve ever created. If that record would not spell out a really particular archetype, I do not know what does. And this yr’s high three fulfill that archetype completely.

1. Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt. Like KJ Jefferson, Pavia formally repeats as Canine in Him winner. Not like Jefferson, Pavia would possibly genuinely be the most effective quarterback in faculty soccer — of earlier winners, solely Jalen Hurts generated a better Complete QBR than Pavia’s 87.7.

The senior practically completed within the high three whereas crafting one in all New Mexico State’s best-ever seasons in 2022 (he was fifth), and after averaging 3.6 wins per season with no successful information over the earlier 10 years, Vanderbilt has gone 17-8 in two years with Pavia operating the present. He took a step up in competitors, shifting from Convention USA to the SEC, and in some way turned each higher and extra himself. He has topped 900 non-sack speeding yards in each seasons, he has thrown 47 landing passes to solely 12 interceptions, and for somebody as keen as he’s to make use of his legs, you will nearly by no means see a sacks-to-pressures ratio decrease than the 14.0% that he has allowed in 2024-25.

Oh yeah, and he rattling close to led Vandy to the CFP this season. Vandy! Pavia is so worthy of the Canine in Him Award that I nearly really feel compelled to call it the Pavia Award shifting ahead. Virtually.

2. Blake Horvath, Navy Midshipmen. Granted, choice quarterbacks are constructed to fare fairly properly based mostly on the Canine in Him standards above. Horvath has clearly performed a big function within the designed run recreation for Navy, and goodness is aware of he has each taken and dished out punishment. However you method the Canine in Him summit solely if you’re good, and Horvath has been excellent over the previous two seasons, not solely speeding for two,373 non-sack yards and 31 touchdowns but additionally throwing for two,743 yards and 22 extra scores. He has introduced a degree of high quality to the passing recreation that you will hardly ever see in Annapolis, West Level or Colorado Springs, and he has introduced wins, too: He is 18-4 as a starter throughout his two Canine in Him runner-up campaigns.

3. Haynes King, Georgia Tech. Any quarterback who conjures up an oral historical past constructed solely round his absurd toughness higher present up excessive on the record; in any other case I must tweak the system. King took his move effectivity to a unique degree in 2025, averaging a career-high 8.0 yards per dropback and maintaining his completion price above 70% (71.7%) for the second straight season. He additionally rushed a career-high 169 occasions for 963 yards, not together with sacks, with a downright irresponsible contact price of 44.6%. Regardless of a protection that did not all the time come by way of, King got here inside a few weeks of dragging Tech to the ACC championship recreation and, probably, the CFP. The Yellow Jackets got here up brief, however we’ll proceed to inform Haynes King tales for years.

Journeymen of the 12 months

The 2020s have introduced us a brand new faculty soccer prototype: the journeyman. It is not only for the skilled ranks anymore. With the switch portal enjoying such a heavy function in roster development — and with faculty athletes having fun with extra freedom of motion than ever earlier than — I needed to rejoice a number of gamers who took on lengthy journeys to finally discover what they had been on the lookout for. Listed here are the highest 10 performers for 2025 who had been enjoying* for at the least their third totally different college.

* Observe the phrase alternative there. Tennessee’s Joey Aguilar (third college, however did not play for UCLA earlier than transferring to UT), Alabama’s Kadyn Proctor (transferred to Iowa for a semester, then returned to Tuscaloosa with out lacking a season) and Ohio’s Sieh Bangura (transferred from Ohio to Minnesota for one season, then returned to Athens) had been good however weren’t fairly eligible.

1. Romello Peak, OLB, Texas Tech

The journey: Auburn (2021), USC (2022-23), Georgia Tech (2024)

Key stats: 48 tackles, 11.5 tackles for loss, 8.5 sacks, 3 run stops, a move breakup, 2 pressured fumbles and a fumble restoration.

A strong playmaker for each USC and Georgia Tech, Peak moved to Lubbock and located himself as a downright unfair complement for fellow edge David Bailey on the other facet. Tech struck gold on many transfers, however even when Peak wasn’t essentially the most high-profile, he fairly presumably had the most effective journeyman season.

And for bonus factors, he has performed not just for three colleges, however for 4. Hope all these credit score hours transferred appropriately.

2. Emmanuel Pregnon, G, Oregon

The journey: Wyoming (2022), USC (2023-24)

Key stats: 1.2% blown run block price (4 in 343 run blocks), 0.9% stress price allowed (three pressures in 335 move blocks), one penalty.

3. Brenen Thompson, WR, Mississippi State

The journey: Texas (2022), Oklahoma (2023-24)

Key stats: 53 receptions for 948 yards and 6 touchdowns, plus 14 speeding yards and a TD.

4. Elijah Sarratt, WR, Indiana

The journey: Saint Francis (2022), James Madison (2023)

Key stats: 51 receptions for 687 yards and 12 touchdowns.

5. Nathan Voorhis, DE, Ball State

The journey: UConn (2022-23), Bryant (2024)

Key stats: 55 tackles, 15.5 tackles for loss, 12 sacks, 11 run stops and a pair of pressured fumbles.

6. Brent Austin, CB, Cal

The journey: James Madison (2022-23), USF (2024)

Key stats: 39 tackles, 24.2 QBR allowed, 13 move breakups, 0.5 tackles for loss, 1 run cease, 2 pressured fumbles and 1 fumble restoration.

7. Chandler Morris, QB, Virginia

The journey: Oklahoma (2020), TCU (2021-23), North Texas (2024)

Key stats: 2,802 passing yards, 16 touchdowns and 9 interceptions, plus 344 non-sack speeding yards and 5 touchdowns.

8. Bear Alexander, DT, Oregon

The journey: Georgia (2022), USC (2023-24)

Key stats: 44 tackles, 7 tackles for loss, 9 run stops, 0.5 sacks, 2 move breakups and a pair of fumble recoveries.

9. Kevin Coleman Jr., WR, Missouri

The journey: Jackson State (2022), Louisville (2023), Mississippi State (2024)

Key stats: 63 receptions for 715 yards and 1 landing, plus 71 speeding yards and a 12.6-yard punt return common with 1 return TD.

10. Simeon Harris, CB, Fresno State

The journey: Colorado (2022), Utah State (2023)

Key stats: 46 tackles, 35.4 QBR allowed, 5 interceptions, 4 move breakups, 5 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 4 run stops, 1 pressured fumble.

Honorable point out: WR Malik Benson, Oregon; heart James Brockermeyer, Miami; QB Tommy Castellanos, Florida State; security A.J. Haulcy, LSU; CB Colton Hood, Tennessee; QB Brendon Lewis, Colorado; WR De’Zhaun Stribling, Ole Miss; TE Michael Trigg, Baylor

YAC King

One in every of my favourite tales of early 2025 was the quantity of bodily (and profitable) operating we had been seeing from fairly a number of operating backs. For all of the glory that quarterbacks see, let’s divvy out some love for the YAC Kings, the operating backs who helped their groups out considerably by maintaining their legs churning and turning 2-yard positive aspects into 5-yard positive aspects.

1. Ahmad Hardy, Missouri. Eight operating backs gained at the least 600 yards after contact and averaged at the least 3.8 yards per carry after contact. Hardy ranked first within the former class (1,107 YAC!), however because of a heavy cut up of carries with backup Jamal Roberts, he wasn’t only a high-volume rusher; the truth is, of the eight backs referenced, solely UNLV’s Jai’Den Thomas may high his 4.59 YAC per carry.

Hardy, a Louisiana-Monroe switch, loved eight 100-yard video games on the season — together with a 250-yard efficiency towards Kansas and a 300-yard burst towards Mississippi State — and though Cam Prepare dinner took a strong lead within the total speeding yardage race by enjoying within the Convention USA championship recreation final week, Hardy nonetheless leads the nation with 130.0 yards per recreation. And he gained a whole lot of these yards the arduous approach. All hail our 2025 YAC King.

2. Cam Prepare dinner, Jacksonville State. Prepare dinner was the YAC King of the Group of 5. He produced 1,075 of his 1,659 yards after contact and averaged 3.64 YAC per carry. His ridiculous consistency introduced Jax State to the brink of a second straight CUSA title. He rushed for at the least 75 yards in each recreation (and at the least 100 in each win), and he peaked with a 218-yard efficiency in a good highway win over Sam Houston.

3. Hollywood Smothers, NC State. Generally our YAC kings choose up some knocks alongside the way in which. Smothers was unbelievable early within the season, producing 427 mixed yards (318 YAC) in a trio of September video games. He missed one recreation and struggled in a few others down the stretch, however his season-long YAC totals (703 yards after contact, 4.39 per carry) nonetheless warrant love.

YAC Prince: Bo Jackson, Ohio State. With a reputation like that, you higher be a powerful operating again. The freshman impressed early and have become the Buckeyes’ function again by November. His season-long numbers — 722 YAC, 4.3 YAC per carry — stood out among the many freshman class, and if Ohio State wins the nationwide title, he’ll doubtless have performed a critical function.

Honorable point out: Kaytron Allen, Penn State; Sieh Bangura, Ohio; Caleb Hawkins, North Texas; Jeremiyah Love, Notre Dame; Jai’Den Thomas, UNLV

Havoc King

What is the defensive equal of a do-it-all quarterback or a leg-churning, contact-breaking operating again? A havoc creator, after all. I’ve lengthy outlined tackles for loss, passes defended (interceptions or breakups) and compelled fumbles as havoc performs, and this season was an absolute increase time for havoc creators. Listed here are your Havoc Kings for 2025.

1. Jacob Rodriguez, Texas Tech. Havoc performs: 26.5 (10.5 TFLs, 12 run stops, 1 sack, 4 interceptions, 5 breakups and seven pressured fumbles). When Ndamukong Suh did not win the Heisman in 2009, it turned crystal clear that the one approach a defensive participant may win is that if he, say, additionally generated 1,200 receiving yards like Travis Hunter did final season. Granted, Rodriguez has scored on two short-yardage landing runs this season, however that was by no means going to be sufficient, even when he has as a lot a declare to “most excellent faculty soccer participant” as anybody.

He is nonetheless going to inevitably win some nationwide awards this week, nevertheless, and here is yet another so as to add to the tally. Nobody within the nation — not even teammate David Bailey — generated extra havoc performs than Rodriguez. He drops into protection superbly, he chases down operating backs in addition to anybody, and … seven pressured fumbles! Nobody has topped that mark since Illinois’ Whitney Mercilus had 9 in 2011. He is the prototype tackling-machine linebacker (he’ll high 100 tackles in his subsequent recreation), however he is additionally the game’s greatest disruptor. That is a hell of a mixture.

2. Nadame Tucker, Western Michigan. Havoc performs: 25.5 (20.5 TFLs, 1 breakup, 4 pressured fumbles). A profession reserve at Houston, Tucker moved to Kalamazoo this season and made essentially the most of his new alternative. He made at the least one havoc play in each recreation, topping out at 4 towards Michigan State (three TFLs and a pressured fumble) and three.5 (all sacks) towards Ball State. WMU’s protection surged from a hundred and twentieth to forty sixth in defensive SP+, and Tucker may need been the largest cause for that.

3. David Bailey, Texas Tech. Havoc performs: 25 (20 TFLs, 2 breakups, 3 pressured fumbles). Rodriguez is superb, and he won’t even be Texas Tech’s finest defensive participant. Bailey got here to Lubbock from Stanford — a la softball standout NiJaree Canady — and began slowly (three havoc performs in 4 video games), however he erupted because the video games received greater. He recorded 13.5 havoc performs over a three-game interval in October, and he made three extra in final week’s Massive 12 championship. A dynamite, difference-making addition.

Two of the highest three Havoc Kings of the yr, plus the most effective journeyman. Is there any surprise why Texas Tech’s protection drove a playoff berth?

Honorable point out: Stephen Daley, Indiana; Cashius Howell, Texas A&M; Jordan Kwiatkowski, Central Michigan.

Laborious Job Coach of the 12 months

The House Depot Award for Coach of the 12 months can be one in all many given out throughout Friday’s award present. It would inevitably go to Curt Cignetti or somebody very outstanding within the CFP race, and that is honest — Cignetti particularly deserves all the plaudits you possibly can presumably throw at him. However among the finest teaching performances usually come from colleges removed from the CFP radar.

There are a whole lot of arduous rattling jobs on the FBS degree, and every year we see coaches do fairly unbelievable jobs at these colleges. Consider what Cignetti and Vanderbilt’s Clark Lea have finished just lately, or what Barry Odom did at UNLV in 2023-24, or Jerry Kill with Pavia at New Mexico State in 2023.

Eight groups loved a successful document this season regardless of a 10-year FBS win proportion below .400: Arizona (9-3), East Carolina (8-4), Florida Worldwide (7-5), Kennesaw State (10-3), New Mexico (9-3), UConn (9-3), UNLV (10-3) and Vanderbilt (10-2). Lea was in a position to push Vandy even additional up the mountain after final yr’s breakthrough; UNLV’s Dan Mullen parlayed Odom’s success into additional success; Arizona’s Brent Brennan engineered a stunning rebound after a one-year setback following 2023’s breakthrough; ECU’s Blake Harrell saved the nice occasions rolling after his nice 2024 run as interim coach; and UConn’s Jim Mora matched final yr’s nice nine-win season with one other one.

Three coaches, nevertheless, significantly impressed this season. Listed here are this yr’s high three Laborious Job coaches.

1. Jason Eck, New Mexico. A former Wisconsin offensive lineman and South Dakota State offensive coordinator, Eck instantly engineered a turnaround at Idaho in 2022, taking up a program with 5 straight dropping seasons and going 7-5, 9-4 and 10-4 in three years. That earned him a good tougher job. Since going 9-4 in 2016, New Mexico had averaged simply 2.7 wins per season with a median SP+ rating of 117.3. Bronco Mendenhall impressed by dragging the Lobos to 4-8 in 2024, however he instantly left for Utah State, and Eck was tasked with crafting a winner whereas constructing an nearly totally new roster. He did so, and extra.

New Mexico tied for the lead within the Mountain West, failing to achieve the convention title recreation solely due to laptop averages. The Lobos are sixty fifth in SP+, their finest rating since 2007, and in the event that they beat Minnesota within the Charge Bowl on Dec. 26, they will have produced their first 10-win season since 1982. Higher but, UNM signed Eck to a contract extension, assuring he will not be a one-year surprise.

2. Jerry Mack, Kennesaw State. Granted, KSU’s horrible “10-year common” was actually a one-year common — the Owls went 2-10 in 2024, their first FBS marketing campaign. However that does not diminish what a ridiculously spectacular job Mack did this fall. The previous NC Central head coach instantly engineered a CUSA title run round former Wofford quarterback Amari Odom, big-play receivers Gabriel Benyard and Christian Moss, ace move rusher Elijah Hill and the good cornerback mixture of JeRico Washington Jr. and Alabama State switch Caleb Offord. He was a rumored candidate for different jobs in the course of the teaching carousel, nevertheless it seems he, too, will stick round for at the least yet another yr.

3. Willie Simmons, Florida Worldwide. I wasn’t envisioning giving out honors to solely first-year guys, however fairly a number of of them did nice issues in 2025. Simmons proved himself at each Prairie View A&M and Florida A&M, and after a yr as a Duke assistant, he lastly earned an FBS head teaching gig and made essentially the most of it. FIU had gone simply 9-32 prior to now 4 seasons, with a median SP+ rating of 124.0, and the Golden Panthers had been simply 3-5 and a hundred and twenty fifth heading into November. However they surged late, successful 4 straight video games and leaping to 94th. The protection improved slightly, and the offense improved rather a lot, and in consequence FIU will bowl for the primary time in six years. A First Responder Bowl win would give the Golden Panthers simply their fourth ever eight-win season.

Laborious Job Coach of the Century: Curt Cignetti, Indiana. It is not possible to rave sufficient in regards to the job he has finished. Indiana — INDIANA, the losingest program within the historical past of faculty soccer till earlier this season — is unbeaten and heads into the postseason because the No. 1 seed within the CFP and, for at the least one other 51½ weeks, the reigning Massive Ten champion. Completely unreal.

Catch of the 12 months

Both Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith, USC’s Makai Lemon or UConn’s Skyler Bell will win the Biletnikoff Award on Friday evening. The sensible cash is on Smith — though each Lemon and Bell (plus SJSU’s Danny Scudero and North Texas’ Wyatt Younger) topped 1,150 receiving yards on the season — and that is effective. However we bear in mind moments as a lot as yardage totals when receivers are concerned. Each weekend produces a brand new, unbelievable, one-handed, highlight-reel snag, however for varied causes, three specific catches stand out to me as the most effective of the season.

1. Omar Cooper Jr. vs. Penn State. With out it, Indiana is not the highest seed within the CFP, and Mendoza probably is not even the Heisman favourite — so many declared this his “Heisman second.” However Cooper’s ballet-like toe faucet was pretty much as good as something we have ever seen. It even made Gus Johnson’s voice betray him.

2. CJ Daniels vs. Notre Dame. The results of this recreation actually determined the final spot within the School Soccer Playoff, though each Miami and Notre Dame ought to have made it in over an Alabama group that misplaced three video games and hasn’t appeared like a playoff group since October. You may due to this fact say that Daniels’ willingness to sacrifice his physique right here — he had no concept what sort of hit was awaiting him when he leaped backward, absolutely outstretched — produced the only most consequential catch of the season.

It was additionally simply completely badass.

3. KJ Duff vs. Penn State. One thing about Penn State evidently introduced out the magic in opposing receivers — even Villanova had a catch that would have made the record — however when it comes to diploma of issue, I feel that is pretty much as good a one-handed catch because the human physique is able to making.

Duff ought to have been a Biletnikoff finalist for this catch alone (although he had 59 others as properly).

Greatest nearly catch: Jeremiah McClellan vs. Washington. This was overturned as incomplete on replay evaluate, however the Rule of Cool — it is too cool to disallow — ought to have utilized right here.

Your New Favourite Small-College Offense

From Mouse Davis at Portland State within the late Nineteen Seventies, to Hal Mumme and Mike Leach at Iowa Wesleyan and Valdosta State within the early Nineteen Nineties, to Bob Stitt at Colorado Mines and, briefly, Montana within the 2010s, the smaller colleges have lengthy served as inspirations and outposts for experimentation with offensive techniques.

There could be solely so some ways to reinvent the wheel, however coaches are all the time making an attempt new variations of previous issues, and I’ve discovered it extraordinarily worthwhile to keep watch over among the top-ranked offenses in my smaller-school SP+ scores, simply to see who’s doing significantly fascinating issues. So, let’s supply an award of kinds to these discovering specific success on this pursuit.

1. Wisconsin-River Falls. UWRF shouldn’t be a traditionally highly effective program inside Division III’s loaded WIAC (Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Convention) — it is the convention’s smallest college, the truth is — however the Falcons have unearthed some absolute magic this season. They’ve reached the D-III quarterfinals for the primary time in 30 years because of an assault that’s averaging 47.0 factors and 563.2 yards per recreation. In simply 12 video games, quarterback Kaleb Blaha has thrown for 3,753 yards and rushed for 1,053 yards with 46 mixed touchdowns out of what 32-year-old coordinator Joe Matheson calls his “High Gun” offense.

The Falcons boast a uncommon degree of versatility of their assault. Matheson informed The Athletic’s Chris Vannini that he pulled affect from Noel Mazzone’s and Artwork Briles’ offenses, and UWRF is able to spreading groups from sideline to sideline, devastating defenses with bunch formations, and leaning absolutely into both the move or a relentless QB run recreation. And towards what could be the second-best offense in D-III, the Falcons rolled 42-14 within the second spherical of the playoffs final week.

2. Bethel (Minn.). Then once more, UWRF would not even have the best scoring common in D-III. Heavyweight North Central leads the way in which at 51.2 factors per recreation, and the Bethel Royals are at present second at 49.6. Mike McElroy’s squad has made the quarterfinals for the second yr in a row, and it is unbeaten thanks to just about preternatural steadiness — Bethel averages 269.7 passing yards and 233.8 speeding yards per recreation.

Cooper Drews has accomplished 68% of his passes with a 41-to-5 TD-to-INT ratio, and backs Taye Manns and David Geebli have mixed for 1,753 speeding yards and 21 scores. Coordinator Colin Duling, a former graduate assistant at Northern Illinois, started calling performs in 2024, and the Royals instantly jumped from 29.3 factors per recreation to 44.8; that very same season, the varsity Duling left (Berry) fell from 54.2 PPG to 34.7. And Bethel has continued flying into this yr’s playoffs: Neither snow nor Coe School may maintain the Royals below 500 yards within the first spherical.

3. Mates College. I am not going to fake that choice operating is the long run, however who would not like a horny choice offense? The Mates Falcons’ season simply ended with an upset loss to Benedictine within the NAIA playoffs, however they averaged 459.9 speeding yards per recreation this season, with 4 totally different gamers speeding for at the least 733 yards.

It’s admittedly difficult to seek out a great deal of NAIA movie, even on YouTube, however you could find a full recreation right here, and you’ll glean rather a lot from the spotlight movie that quarterback (and main rusher) Okay’Vonte Baker posted.

My first impression of head coach Terry Harrison and coordinator Eric Kelly’s assault: Flexbone with angle (although perhaps Baker is offering the angle). Who would not wish to run a flexbone with angle?

2025 No-Bowl All-American Workforce

We end with an ode to a unique sort of star: the bowl-worthy gamers on bowl-less groups. (And by “bowl-less,” I imply “groups that completed 5-7 or worse and are not enjoying within the postseason,” not gamers from groups that handed on bowl bids.) They deserved glory this yr even when their groups didn’t.

OFFENSE

Dickens has already entered the switch portal. Your group ought to completely pursue him.

DEFENSE

I do know what you are pondering — I needed to embody Gideon ESPN Lampron out of pure precept and firm loyalty. My counterpoint: The dude had 30 run stuffs! Most within the nation! I ended up having many causes to incorporate him!

SPECIAL TEAMS

Da’Realyst Clark has the most effective identify in faculty soccer and had the most effective impact-per-touch ratio within the sport. He scored two receiving touchdowns, and one was an 89-yarder in a good win over Akron. He additionally returned two kickoffs for touchdowns — one to win the sport close to the buzzer towards Merrimack in Week 1, and one to start out an eventual win over UMass.

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