I notice that Spencer Lytle, Stanford's newest football transfer from Wisconsin with two years of eligibility remaining, and was All Academic Big Ten at Wisconsin...and a former recruiting target of Stanford.
Trivia question: Each year, the College Sports Communicators (f/k/a College Sports Information Directors of America -- CoSIDA -- prior to 2022) give out a single Academic All American Award to the best Academically qualified All American football player. From 1991 through 2010, two awards were given, one to the University division, one to the College division. From 2011, four awards were given, one each to the D1, D2, D3 and NAIA divisions.
Our question focuses on D1/University divisions. Since 1991, 32 players have received the award. Here's the mult-part question:
1) Stanford has had three winners. Who were they?
2) Which university is the only school to have four winners?
3) Which is the only Ivy League school to be represented?
4) Only one other Pac-12 school has football players who won the award. Which school? Hint: same player won it twice, two years consecutively.
Trivia question: Each year, the College Sports Communicators (f/k/a College Sports Information Directors of America -- CoSIDA -- prior to 2022) give out a single Academic All American Award to the best Academically qualified All American football player. From 1991 through 2010, two awards were given, one to the University division, one to the College division. From 2011, four awards were given, one each to the D1, D2, D3 and NAIA divisions.
Our question focuses on D1/University divisions. Since 1991, 32 players have received the award. Here's the mult-part question:
1) Stanford has had three winners. Who were they?
2) Which university is the only school to have four winners?
3) Which is the only Ivy League school to be represented?
4) Only one other Pac-12 school has football players who won the award. Which school? Hint: same player won it twice, two years consecutively.
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