The Southeastern Conference (SEC) has unveiled the 2024 All-SEC Football Teams, showcasing the conference’s elite players as voted by the league’s coaches. The selections highlight the strength and depth of SEC talent, with all 16 member schools earning at least one spot on the roster.
Dominating the Field
The Georgia Bulldogs emerged as the conference’s standout program, leading all teams with a remarkable 13 players across the three All-SEC teams. Alabama and Ole Miss tied for the most first-team selections with four apiece, while Tennessee, South Carolina, and Georgia each contributed three first-teamers.
Notably, Auburn’s Jarquez Hunter secured a spot on the first-team offense after a stellar season, while his teammate KeAndre Lambert-Smith made the second team for his contributions as a wide receiver.
First-Team Highlights
The first-team offense was headlined by Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart and Tennessee running back Dylan Sampson. Auburn’s Hunter joined Sampson in the backfield after an impressive campaign, solidifying his reputation as one of the best rushers in the SEC.
Defensively, Alabama’s Malachi Moore and South Carolina’s Nick Emmanwori anchored a talented secondary, while Ole Miss defensive lineman Walter Nolen showcased his dominance upfront.
A Deeper Dive into the Rankings
The second and third teams featured a mix of established stars and emerging talents. Georgia’s Malaki Starks, a second-team defensive back, continued to impress, while South Carolina’s LaNorris Sellers made waves as the third-team quarterback, proving the future is bright for SEC football.
Special Teams Excellence
Special teams players also earned recognition, with Georgia’s Peyton Woodring selected as both the second-team placekicker and kickoff specialist, highlighting his versatility. South Carolina punter Kai Kroeger landed on the first team for his consistent performances throughout the season.
What’s Next for the SEC?
As the 2024 season concludes, these All-SEC selections serve as a testament to the conference’s unmatched talent pool. With bowl games and the College Football Playoff on the horizon, these players are poised to showcase why the SEC remains a powerhouse in college football.
The stage is now set for the postseason, where these stars will look to leave their mark on the biggest stage.
