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The top SWAC football players of 2025 revealed in all conference honors

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December 2, 2025
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The Southwestern Athletic Conference released its 2025 Football Postseason All-SWAC teams on Monday, highlighting the league’s top performers as voted on by head coaches and sports information directors.

To be eligible for postseason recognition, players were required to participate in at least 50 percent of their team’s games during the regular season.

Alabama State and Jackson State led a deep field of honorees, with both programs heavily represented across the all-conference selections. Alabama State quarterback Andrew Body was named First Team All-SWAC after an efficient and dynamic season guiding the Hornets’ offense. He was joined on the first-team unit by teammates Cameron Smith and Elijah Baker on the offensive line and wide receiver Jalen Jones.

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Jackson State placed several standouts on the top offensive and defensive units, including running back Ahmad Miller, offensive linemen D’Andre Townes-Blue and Brian Williams Jr., and defensive lineman Quincy Ivory. Linebacker Reid Pulliam and defensive back Kam Sallis also earned recognition for their roles in leading the Tigers back to championship contention.

Prairie View A&M also earned its share of postseason accolades, highlighted by first-team selections Calvin McMillian on the offensive line, wide receiver Jyzaiah Rockwell, and defensive back Travor Randle. Running back Chase Bingmon, tight end Travon Jones, and defensive lineman Malik Gucake represented the Panthers on the second team.

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Grambling State’s defensive front made a strong showing with Warren Robinson and Bryce Cage claiming first-team honors, while Southern’s Ckelby Givens joined them among the top defensive linemen.

Bethune-Cookman’s special teams corps stood out, sweeping all four first-team specialist spots with kicker Daniel Porto, punter Max Tulen, return specialist Javon Ross, and long snapper Cole Hash each earning recognition.

2025 All-SWAC Football Team Selections 

All-SWAC First Team Offense
Quarterback: Andrew Body, Alabama State
Running Back: Ahmad Miller, Jackson State
Running Back: Jaylen Jennings, Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Offensive Lineman: Cameron Smith, Alabama State
Offensive Lineman: D’Andre Townes-Blue, Jackson State
Offensive Lineman: Elijah Baker, Alabama State
Offensive Lineman: Brian Williams Jr., Jackson State
Offensive Lineman: Calvin McMillian, Prairie View A&M
Wide Receiver: Jalen Jones, Alabama State
Wide Receiver: Jyzaiah Rockwell, Prairie View A&M
Tight End: Travaunta Abner, Alabama A&M

All-SWAC First Team Defense
Defensive Lineman: Quincy Ivory, Jackson State
Defensive Lineman:  Ckelby Givens, Southern
Defensive Lineman: Warren Robinson, Grambling State
Defensive Lineman: Bryce Cage, Grambling State
Linebacker: Stemarion Edwards, Alcorn State
Linebacker: Danarius Hilliard, Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Linebacker: Reid Pulliam, Jackson State
Defensive Back: Travor Randle, Prairie View A&M
Defensive Back: Ta’Shaun Sims, Alabama State
Defensive Back: Antwone Watts, Bethune-Cookman
Defensive Back: Markel Linzer, Grambling State

All-SWAC First Team Specialist
Place Kicker: Daniel Porto, Florida A&M
Punter: Max Tulen, Bethune-Cookman
Return Specialist: Javon Ross, Bethune-Cookman
Long Snapper: Cole Hash, Bethune-Cookman

All-SWAC Second Team Offense
Quarterback: JaCobian Morgan, Jackson State
Running Back: Reggie Davis, Alcorn State
Running Back: Chase Bingmon, Prairie View A&M
Offensive Lineman: Quaveon Davis, Jackson State
Offensive Lineman: Jeremiah Frazier, Alabama State
Offensive Lineman: Christian Loving, Bethune-Cookman
Offensive Lineman: Cameran Rogers, Alcorn State
Offensive Lineman: Ashton Grable, Florida A&M
Wide Receiver: Maleek Huggins, Bethune-Cookman
Wide Receiver: Nate Rembert, Jackson State
Tight End: Travon Jones, Prairie View A&M

All-SWAC Second Team Defense
Defensive Lineman: Malik Gucake, Prairie View A&M
Defensive Lineman:  Jeremiah Williams, Jackson State
Defensive Lineman: Michael Akins, Texas Southern
Defensive Lineman: Eric Thomas Jr., Alcorn State
Linebacker: Jason Riles Jr., Florida A&M
Linebacker: Isaiah Bogerty, Texas Southern
Linebacker: Jalil Lenore, Alabama State
Defensive Back: Keane Lewis, Alabama State
Defensive Back: Kam Sallis, Jackson State
Defensive Back: Eric Zachery, Prairie View A&M
Defensive Back: Deontre Morris, Alabama State

All-SWAC Second Team Specialist

Place Kicker: Marko Jovisic, Mississippi Valley State
Punter: Demetrion Duvall, Alcorn State
Return Specialist: Nehemiah Hixon, Alabama State
Long Snapper: Garrett Wilemon, Alabama State


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