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Consensus All-America Team

NCAA Division I-A players cited most frequently by the following six selectors: AFCA, AP, FWAA, The Sporting News, UPI and Walter Camp Foundation. Holdover from 1994 All-America team is in bold type; (*) indicates unanimous selection.

Offense

 ClassHgtWgt
WR-- Terry Glenn, Ohio St.Jr.5-11185
WR-- Keyshawn Johnson*, USCSr.6-4210
TE-- Marco Battaglia*, RutgersSr.6-3240
L -- Jonathan Ogden*, UCLASr.6-8310
L -- Jason Odom*, FloridaSr.6-5290
L -- Orlando Pace*, Ohio St.So.6-6320
L -- Jeff Hartings, Penn St.Sr.6-3280
C -- Clay Shiver, Florida St.Sr.6-4285
QB-- Tommie Frazier*, NebraskaSr.6-2205
RB-- Eddie George*, Ohio StSr.6-3230
RB-- Troy Davis, Iowa St.So.5-8185
PK-- Michael Reeder, TCUSo.6-0160
KR-- Marvin Harrison, SyracuseSr.6-1175

Defense

 ClassHgtWgt
L -- Tedy Bruschi*, ArizonaSr.6-1255
L -- Cornell Brown, Va. TechJr.6-2240
L -- Marcus Jones, North CarolinaSr.6-6270
L -- Tony Brackens, TexasJr.6-4250
LB-- Zach Thomas*, Texas TechSr.6-0230
LB-- Pat Fitzgerald, NorthwesternJr.6-2235
LB-- Kevin Hardy, IllinoisSr.6-4240
B -- Lawyer Milloy*, WashingtonJr.6-2205
B -- Chris Canty, Kansas St.So.5-10190
B -- Greg Myers, Colorado St.Sr.5-11195
B -- Aaron Beasley, West Va.Sr.6-0190
P-- Brad Maynard, Ball St.Jr.6-1175

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