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Jordan Austin Named Finalist For Pop Warner College Football Award
November 13, 2018 | Football, Trojan Outreach, Features
USC senior offensive guard has been named one of six finalist for the ninth annual Pop Warner Little Scholars National College Football Award.
The award was established in 2010 to recognize a graduating senior who has made a difference on the field, in the classroom and in his community, and serves as a role model to Pop Warner's young student athletes. Pop Warner Little Scholars is the nation's oldest youth football organization celebrating its 90th season.
Joining Austin as 2018 finalists are Penn State quarterback Trace McSorley, Kentucky tight end C.J. Conrad, Army linebacker Kenneth Brinson, Duke linebacker Ben Humphreys and Kansas linebacker Joe Dineen Jr.
The Pop Warner Little Scholars National College Football Award will be presented during the annual Pop Warner Super Bowl in December at Walt Disney World's ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, FL. Last year's winner was former Miami and current New England Patriots wide receiver Braxton Berrios.
"It's inspiring to see so many college players who embody Pop Warner's fundamental values of sportsmanship, academics and community service at the highest level," said Jon Butler, Pop Warner Little Scholars executive director. "Once again, we have an amazing group of finalists who have represented themselves, their universities and their communities with distinction. Selecting one winner will be a challenge."
Previous recipients have included Prince Amukamara (Nebraska), Chase Minnifield (Virginia), Sean Renfree (Duke), Gary Bush (Purdue), Jordan Richards (Stanford), Brandon Chubb (Wake Forest) and Evan Engram (Mississippi).
The award was established in 2010 to recognize a graduating senior who has made a difference on the field, in the classroom and in his community, and serves as a role model to Pop Warner's young student athletes. Pop Warner Little Scholars is the nation's oldest youth football organization celebrating its 90th season.
Joining Austin as 2018 finalists are Penn State quarterback Trace McSorley, Kentucky tight end C.J. Conrad, Army linebacker Kenneth Brinson, Duke linebacker Ben Humphreys and Kansas linebacker Joe Dineen Jr.
The Pop Warner Little Scholars National College Football Award will be presented during the annual Pop Warner Super Bowl in December at Walt Disney World's ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, FL. Last year's winner was former Miami and current New England Patriots wide receiver Braxton Berrios.
"It's inspiring to see so many college players who embody Pop Warner's fundamental values of sportsmanship, academics and community service at the highest level," said Jon Butler, Pop Warner Little Scholars executive director. "Once again, we have an amazing group of finalists who have represented themselves, their universities and their communities with distinction. Selecting one winner will be a challenge."
Previous recipients have included Prince Amukamara (Nebraska), Chase Minnifield (Virginia), Sean Renfree (Duke), Gary Bush (Purdue), Jordan Richards (Stanford), Brandon Chubb (Wake Forest) and Evan Engram (Mississippi).
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