American Urban Radio Networks Announces 2003 SBN Black College All-American Team

(Pittsburgh, PA, – Southern University and Hampton lead the way with four selections each to the 2003 SBN Black College All-American Team. Southern quarterback Quincy Richard was named the SBN/Doug Williams Offensive Player of the Year. Bethune-Cookman defensive lineman Stevie Baggs, Jr. was named SBN/Mel Blount Defensive Player of the Year and Southern’s Pete Richardson was named SBN/Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year.

Quincy Richard, Southern University, Offensive Player of the Year – The senior quarterback from Opelousas, Louisiana led the Jaguars to an 11-1 regular season, the SWAC Conference Championship and the SBN Black College National Championship. He was fourth in the nation in passing efficiency with 3,270 yards and 31 touchdowns. He was also named Southwestern Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Year.

Stevie Baggs, Jr., Bethune-Cookman, Defensive Player of the Year – The senior defensive end from Orlando, Florida led all of Division 1-AA in tackles for loss with 33 total and ranked fourth in the nation in sacks with 15. The Buck Buchanan Award finalist was named Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Year.

Pete Richardson, Southern University, Coach of the Year – The Youngstown, Ohio native led the Southern Jaguars to their second SBN Black College National Championship during his tenure. His Jaguars were 11-1 in the regular season and finished 2003 with a 20-9 win over Alabama State in the SWAC Championship game.

The 2003 SBN All-American Team will be honored during the 30th SBN Black College All-American Awards, Thursday, February 12, 2004 at the New York Sheraton Hotel and Towers in New York, New York. Black College All-American trophies will be awarded to all of the honorees, and scholarships will be provided to the Black colleges represented by the award winners.

SBN Sports 2003 Black College All-American Team

QB	Quincy Richard	Southern University	6’3”	210	Senior
RB	Charles Anthony	Tennessee State	5’10”	190	Junior
	Derrick Wimbush	Fort Valley State	6’2”	220	Junior
WR	Tramon Douglas	Grambling State	6’0”	205	Senior
	C. J. Johnson	Tennessee State	5’10”	175	Senior
TE	Jacob Wilson	Alabama A&M	6’1”	230	Senior
OL	Patrick Cheatam	Hampton	6’3”	300	Senior
	Corey Haynes	South Carolina State	6’3”	280	Senior
	Rodney Magwood	Albany State	6’3”	346	Junior
	Arnold Sims	Southern University	6’6”	255	Junior
	Miniya Smith	Southern University	6’7”	340	Junior
PK	Yonnick Matthews	North Carolina A&T	5’10”	210	Senior
DL	Stevie Baggs, Jr.	Bethune-Cookman	6’2”	241	Senior
	Walter Curry	Albany State	6’4”	268	Junior
	Isaac Hilton	Hampton	6’5”	250	Senior
	Timothy Parham	Alabama State	6’3”	255	Junior
LB	Kitwana Jones	Hampton	5’11”	225	Senior
	Jason Ocean	Livingstone College	5’11”	225	Senior
	Kevin Talley	Norfolk State	6’0”	225	Junior
DB	Antoine Bethea	Howard	5’10	175	Sophomore
	Levy Brown	Florida A&M	6’0”	191	Senior
	Tyrone Parsons	Alcorn State	5’9”	180	Senior
	Lenny Williams	Southern University	6’0”	190	Senior
P	Cameron Muro	Hampton	6’2”	220	Sophomore

Offensive Player of the Year	Coach of the Year	Defensive Player of the Year
Quincy Richard	Pete Richardson	Stevie Baggs, Jr.