The Sporting News has unveiled its 2024 Midseason All-American college football team, spotlighting standout players including Colorado‘s Travis Hunter and Boise State’s Ashton Jeanty, both front-runners for the Heisman Trophy. Jeanty, a first-team running back, boasts 1,248 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns this season, aiming for Barry Sanders’ single-season record. Hunter excels as a two-way player for Colorado, contributing significantly both as a receiver and a cornerback. The All-American team features a mix of talent from major conferences and Group of 5 schools, with Ohio State leading with three selections.
By the Numbers
Yes, But
While Hunter and Jeanty are standout players, the team composition also highlights the depth and quality across various conferences, challenging the notion that elite talents are confined to powerhouse programs.
State of Play
What’s Next
As the season progresses, expect Jeanty and Hunter to continue their standout performances, potentially impacting their Heisman campaigns and leading their teams to success.
Bottom Line
The Midseason All-American selections underscore not only individual talent but also the competitive spirit throughout college football, setting the stage for an exciting finish to the season.
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