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These are the Florida State Seminoles football annual team award recipients.

Bob Crenshaw and Monk Bonasorte awards[edit]

The Biletnikoff Award is named after FSU alum Fred Biletnikoff.

The Tallahassee Quarterback Club[1] sponsors an award, known as the Bob Crenshaw Award that is given in memory of a special Seminole football player whose courage and fighting spirit was an inspiration to others.

The award is given in the memory of Robert E. (Bob) Crenshaw who played football from 1952 to 1955. The 175 pounds offensive lineman was the captain of the team in 1954 and a student leader. He was killed in a jet crash in 1958.[2] The plaque's inscription reads: "To the football player with the Biggest Heart." The recipient is chosen by his teammates as the man who best exemplifies the qualities that made Bob Crenshaw an outstanding football player and person. Following the 2016 season, the award is given to offensive players.

Year Name Position
1958 Al Ulmer G
1959 Ramon Rogers C
1960 Abner Bigbie FB
1961 Paul Andrews FB
1962 Jim Sims T
1964 Larry Brinkley FB
1964 Dick Hermann LB
1965 Howard Ehler DB
1966 Ed Pope G
1967 Kim Hammond QB
1968 Billy Gunter RB
1969 Stan Walker G
1970 Bill Lohse LB
1971 Bill Henson DT
1972 David Snell DB
1973 Steve Bratton DE
1974 Jeff Gardner OG
1975 Lee Nelson DB
1976 Joe Camps DB
1977 Aaron Carter LB
1978 Scott Warren DE
1979 Greg Futch OT
1980 Monk Bonasorte DB
1981 Barry Voltapetti OT
1982 Blair Williams QB
1983 Ken Roe LB
1984 Todd Stroud NG
1985 Pete Panton TE
1986 Greg Newell FS
1987 Mark Salva C
1988 Jason Kuipers OG
1989 Tony Yeomans OG
1990 Lawrence Dawsey WR
1991 Dan Footman DE
1992 Robbie Baker C
1993 Jon Nance NG
1994 Steve Gilmer S
Enzo Armella NG
1995 Todd Rebol LB
1996 Connell Spain DT
1997 Greg Spires DE
1998 Troy Saunders CB
1999 Reggie Durden CB
2000 Patrick Newton LB
2001 Bradley Jennings LB
2002 Anquan Boldin WR
2003 David Castillo C
2004 Bryant McFadden CB
2005 Andre Fluellen DT
2006 Darius McClure S
2007 Anthony Houllis S
2008 Ryan McMahon C
2009 Ryan McMahon C
Markus White DE
2010 Andrew Datko OT
2011 EJ Manuel QB
Lamarcus Joyner S
2012 Telvin Smith LB
Devonta Freeman RB
2013 Devonta Freeman RB
Lamarcus Joyner DB
2014 Josue Matias OG
Eddie Goldman DT
2015 Kareem Are OG
Reggie Northrup LB
2016 Deondre Francois QB
2017 Derrick Kelly OG
2018 Derrick Kelly OG
2019 James Blackman QB
2021 Jordan Wilson TE
2022 Mycah Pittman WR
Camren McDonald TE
2023[3] D'Mitri Emmanuel OG
Johnny Wilson WR

Beginning in 2017, The Tallahassee Quarterback Club[1] began sponsoring another award, known as the Monk Bonasorte Award. The award is given in the memory of Monk Bonasorte who played football from 1977 to 1980. He would later return to the university to work in the athletic department before dying of cancer. The award is given to defensive players and the recipient is also chosen by his teammates as the man who best exemplifies the qualities that made Monk Bonasorte an outstanding football player as well as person.

Year Name Position
2017 Josh Sweat DE
2018 Dontavious Jackson LB
2019 Marvin Wilson DT
2021 Keir Thomas DE
2022 Kalen DeLoach LB
Tatum Bethune LB
2023[3] Shyheim Brown DB
Patrick Payton DE

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b "Tallahassee Quarterback Club – The Big Bend's premier football club since 1949". Tallahasseeqbclub.com. Retrieved August 26, 2014.
  • ^ "FSU SPORTING VENUES WALKING TOUR" (PDF). November 30, 2006. Retrieved December 11, 2020.
  • ^ a b "TheOsceola - Travis, DeLoach, Verse named MVPS in FSU's team awards". 18 December 2023.

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