2024 Preseason Coaches All-SEC Football Teams: Georgia leads the way, Texas first among newcomers


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Georgia led the way with 15 representatives on the 2024 Preseason Coaches All-SEC Football Teams, which were announced by the conference Thursday. The Bulldogs produced five first-team honorees, including quarterback Carson Beck, who enters the season among the favorites to win the Heisman Trophy.

While still a strong haul, UGA’s tally of first-team representatives is down from 10 last season. With Oklahoma and Texas now part of the SEC, the coaches had two more talent-rich rosters to pull from this season when making their decisions. While Alabama finished second with 14 total honorees, Texas was third with 10. 

Oklahoma placed just two honorees across the three teams, but each of them received first-team designation as the honors continued to roll in for linebacker Danny Stutsman and defensive back Billy Bowman Jr. The SEC is particularly strong at quarterback entering the 2024 season. In addition to Beck, Quinn Ewers of Texas and Jalen Milroe of Alabama were the second and third-team quarterbacks, respectively.

Their inclusions left productive veterans such as Jaxson Dart of Ole Miss and Brady Cook of Missouri on the outside looking in at the preseason honors.

Here is a complete look at the three Coaches All-SEC teams.

First team  

Position Player Team
QB Carson Beck Georgia
RB Jarquez Hunter Auburn
RB Trevor Etienne Georgia
WR Luther Burden III Missouri
WR Tre Harris Ole Miss
TE Caden Prieskorn Ole Miss
OL Will Campbell LSU
OL Tyler Booker Alabama
OL Tate Ratledge Georgia
OL Kelvin Banks Jr. Texas
C Cooper Mays Tennessee
AP Zavion Thomas LSU
Position Player Team
DL James Pearce Jr. Tennessee
DL Deone Walker Kentucky
DL Walter Nolen Ole Miss
DL Nazir Stackhouse Georgia
DL Landon Jackson Arkansas
LB Harold Perkins LSU
LB Danny Stutsman Oklahoma
LB Deontae Lawson Alabama
DB Malaki Starks Georgia
DB Malachi Moore Alabama
DB Billy Bowman Jr. Oklahoma
DB Maxwell Hairston Kentucky
Player Position Team
PK Bert Auburn Texas
P James Burnip Alabama
RS Barion Brown Kentucky
KOS Alex McPherson Auburn
LS Hunter Rogers South. Carolina

Second team

Position Player  Team
QB Quinn Ewers Texas
RB Raheim Sanders South Carolina
RB Montrell Johnson Jr. Florida
WR Isaiah Bond Texas
WR Kyren Lacy LSU
TE Oscar Delp Georgia
OL Emery Jones LSU
OL Kadyn Proctor Alabama
OL Xavier Truss Georgia
OL Dylan Fairchild Georgia
C Parker Brailsford Alabama
AP Tulu Griffin Mississippi State 
Position Player Team
DL Shemar Turner Texas A&M
DL Nic Scourton Texas A&M
DL Tim Smith Alabama
DL Princely Umanmielen Ole Miss
LB Debo Williams South Carolina
LB Mykel Williams Georgia
LB Smael Mondon Jr. Georgia
DB Andrew Mukuba Texas
DB Major Burns LSU
DB Jason Marshall Jr. Florida
DB Jahdae Barron Texas
Position Player Team
PK Graham Nicholson Alabama
P Jeremy Crawshaw Florida
RS Keionte Scott Auburn
KOS Will Stone Texas
LS Kneeland Hibbett Alabama

Third team 

Position Player Team
QB Jalen Milroe Alabama
RB Ulysses Bentley Ole Miss
RB Dylan Sampson Tennessee
RB Justicy Haynes Alabama
WR Squirrel White Tennessee
WR Dominic Lovett Georgia
TE Mason Taylor LSU
OL Marques Cox Kentucky
OL Earnest Greene III Georgia
OL Armand Membou Missouri
OL Cam’Ron Johnson Missouri
C Eli Cox Kentucky
AP Barion Brown Kentucky
Position Player Team
DL Tonka Hemingway South Carolina
DL Tim Keenan III Alabama
DL Trey Moore Texas
DL Jared Ivey Ole Miss
LB Anthony Hill Jr. Texas
LB Jihaad Campbell Alabama
LB Eugene Asante Auburn
LB Jamon “Pop” Dumas-Johnson Kentucky
DB Malik Muhammad Texas
DB Nick Emmanwori South Carolina
DB Daylen Everette Georgia
DB Domani Jackson Alabama
Position Player Team
PK Alex McPherson Auburn
P Brett Thorson Georgia
RS Zavion Thomas LSU
KOS Trey Smack Florida
LS Slade Roy LSU





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