1989 All-Pacific-10 Conference football team
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The 1989 All-Pacific-10 Conference football team[1] consists of American football players chosen by various organizations for All-Pacific-10 Conference teams for the 1989 college football season.[2]
Offensive selections
[edit ]Quarterbacks
[edit ]- Todd Marinovich, USC (1st)
- Paul Justin, Arizona St. (2nd)
Running backs
[edit ]- Steve Broussard, Washington St. (1st)
- Leroy Holt, USC, (1st)
- Ricky Ervins, USC, (1st)
- Greg Lewis, Washington, (2nd)
- Pat Chaffey, Oregon St. (2nd)
- Derek Loville, Oregon, (2nd)
- David Eldridge, Arizona, (2nd)
Wide receivers
[edit ]- John Jackson, USC, (1st)
- Ron Fair, Arizona St. (1st)
- Tim Stallworth, Washington St. (2nd)
- Andre Riley, Washington, (2nd)
- Terry Obee, Oregon, (2nd)
Tight ends
[edit ]- Scott Galbraith, USC, (1st)
- Phil Ross, Oregon St. (2nd)
Tackles
[edit ]- Brad Leggett, USC, (1st)
- Bern Brostek, Washington, (1st)
- Mark Hayes, Arizona St. (2nd)
- Curt Dykes, Oregon, (2nd)
- Bob Whitfield, Stanford, (2nd)
Guards
[edit ]- Glenn Parker, Arizona, (1st)
- Brent Parkinson, USC, (1st)
- Mark Tucker, USC, (2nd)
Centers
[edit ]- John Husby, Washington St., (1st)
- Frank Cornish, UCLA, (2nd)
Defensive selections
[edit ]Linemen
[edit ]- Tim Ryan, USC, (1st)
- Esera Tuaolo, Oregon St. (1st)
- Dan Owens, USC, (1st)
- Anthony Smith, Arizona, (1st)
- Mike Lodish, UCLA, (2nd)
- David Cusano, Oregon, (2nd)
- Tony Savage, Washington St. (2nd)
- Rhett Hall, California, (2nd)
- Pellom McDaniels, Oregon St, (2nd)
- Travis Richardson, Washington, (2nd)
Linebackers
[edit ]- Junior Seau, USC, (1st)
- Chris Singleton, Arizona, (1st)
- Scott Ross, USC, (1st)
- Dan Grayson, Washington St. (1st)
- David Ortega, California, (1st)
- Mark Tingstad, Arizona St. (2nd)
- Marvcus Patton, UCLA, (2nd)
- Peter Brantley, Oregon, (2nd)
Defensive backs
[edit ]- Chris Oldham, Oregon, (1st)
- Mark Carrier, USC, (1st)
- Jeff Hammerschmidt, Arizona, (1st)
- Nathan LaDuke, Arizona St. (1st)
- Eugene Burkhalter, Washington, (2nd)
- Larry Vladic, Oregon St. (2nd)
- Cleveland Colter, USC, (2nd)
- Darryll Lewis, Arizona, (2nd)
- Eric Turner, UCLA, (2nd)
Special teams
[edit ]Placekickers
[edit ]- Jason Hanson, Washington St. (1st)
- Doug Pfaff, Arizona, (2nd)
- Gregg Mccollum, Oregon St. (2nd)
Punters
[edit ]- Kirk Maggio, UCLA, (1st)
- Rob Myers, Washington St. (2nd)
Return specialists
[edit ]- Chris Oldham, Oregon, (1st)
Key
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See also
[edit ]References
[edit ]- ^ University of Southern California (August 1990). USC Football 1990 Media Guide.
- ^ Pac-12 Communications Department (2014). "2014 Pac-12 Football Media Guide". pac-12.org. p. 124. Archived from the original on June 16, 2015.
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