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Mid-American Conference football individual awards

Annual college football awards

The Mid-American Conference football awards are given annually by the Mid-American Conference (MAC) at the conclusion of each college football season. The conference gives out a total of five awards, the Offensive, Defensive, and Freshman Players of the Year, the Coach of the Year, and the Vern Smith Leadership Award, which is given to the league's MVP in that season. The Vern Smith Award is selected by a vote of the coaches in the MAC while the remaining awards are selected by the MAC News Media Association.

Offensive Player of the Year

Nate Davis led the Ball State Cardinals to an undefeated regular season in 2008, earning him the award in that year.

Winners

Season	Player	Pos	Team
1965		RB	Kent State
1966	Bruce Matte	QB	Miami (OH)
1967	John Schneider	QB	Toledo
1968		QB	Ohio
1969		QB	Toledo
1970	Chuck Ealey (2)	QB	Toledo
1971	Chuck Ealey (3)	QB	Toledo
1972		RB	Miami (OH)
1973		RB	Bowling Green
1974		QB	Toledo
1975	Gene Swick (2)	QB	Toledo
1976	Jerome Persell	RB	Western Michigan
1977	Jerome Persell (2)	RB	Western Michigan
1978	Jerome Persell (3)	RB	Western Michigan
	WR	Northern Illinois
1979		QB	Central Michigan
1980	Mark O'Connell	QB	Ball State
1981	Sam Shon	QB	Ohio
1982		RB	Central Michigan
1983		QB	Bowling Green
1984	Brian McClure (2)	QB	Bowling Green
1985	Brian McClure (3)	QB	Bowling Green
1986	Terry Morris	QB	Miami (OH)
1987		RB	Kent State
1988		QB	Western Michigan
1989		QB	Ball State
1990	Jeff Bender	QB	Central Michigan
1991		QB	Bowling Green
1992	Erik White (2)	QB	Bowling Green
1993		QB	Ball State
1994	Brian Pruitt	RB	Central Michigan
1995	Wasean Tait	RB	Toledo
1996	Kareem Wilson	QB	Ohio
1997		WR	Marshall
1998		RB	Miami (OH)
1999		QB	Marshall
2000	Robert Sanford	RB	Western Michigan
2001		QB	Marshall
2002	Byron Leftwich (2)	QB	Marshall
2003		QB	Miami (OH)
2004		QB	Bowling Green
2005		WR	Western Michigan
2006		RB	Northern Illinois
2007		QB	Central Michigan
2008		QB	Ball State
2009	Dan LeFevour (2)	QB	Central Michigan
2010		RB	Northern Illinois
2011		QB	Northern Illinois
2012		QB	Northern Illinois
2013	Jordan Lynch (2)	QB	Northern Illinois
2014	Jarvion Franklin	RB	Western Michigan
2015		QB	Bowling Green
2016		WR	Western Michigan
2017		QB	Toledo
2018		QB	Buffalo
2019		RB	Western Michigan
2020		RB	Buffalo
2021		RB	Central Michigan
2022		QB	Ohio
2023		RB	Toledo
2024		TE	Bowling Green
2025		QB	Western Michigan

Source:

Winners by school

School	Wins	Seasons	Western Michigan Broncos}}	Western Michigan	Bowling Green Falcons}}	Bowling Green	Toledo Rockets}}	Toledo	Northern Illinois Huskies}}	Northern Illinois	Central Michigan Chippewas}}	Central Michigan	Miami RedHawks}}	Miami (OH)	Ball State Cardinals}}	Ball State	Marshall Thundering Herd}}	Marshall	Ohio Bobcats}}	Ohio	Kent State Golden Flashes}}	Kent State	Buffalo Bulls}}	Buffalo
10	1976, 1977, 1978, 1988, 2000, 2005, 2014, 2016, 2019, 2025
9	1973, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1991, 1992, 2004, 2015, 2024
9	1967, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1974, 1975, 1995, 2017, 2023
7	1978, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2021
6	1979, 1982, 1990, 1994, 2007, 2009
5	1966, 1972, 1986, 1998, 2003
4	1980, 1989, 1993, 2008
4	1997, 1999, 2001, 2002
4	1968, 1981, 1996, 2022
3	1965, 1987, 2021
2	2018, 2020

Defensive Player of the Year

Larry English won the award in 2008. He also won the Vern Smith award in that same year.

Winners

Season	Player	Pos	Team
1965		DT	Western Michigan
1966	Bob Rowe (2)	DT	Western Michigan
1967		DT	Toledo
1968		LB	Miami (OH)
1969		DT	Bowling Green
1970		DB	Miami (OH)
	DE	Bowling Green
1971		DT	Toledo
1972		LB	Kent State
1973		DT	Miami (OH)
1974	Brad Cousino (2)	DT	Miami (OH)
1975		S	Ball State
1976	Aaron Bivins	LB	Toledo
1977	Jack Glowik	DT	Miami (OH)
1978		DT	Ball State
1979	Frank Lewandowski	LB	Northern Illinois
1980	Kent McCormick	LB	Miami (OH)
Mike Terra	LB	Northern Illinois
1981	John Zupancic	LB	Miami (OH)
1982		LB	Central Michigan
1983		DT	Miami (OH)
1984	Mark Brandon	CB	Toledo
1985		LB	Western Michigan
1986		DT	Western Michigan
1987	Greg Garnica	LB	Ball State
1988	Greg Garnica (2)	LB	Ball State
1989	Greg Garnica (3)	LB	Ball State
1990	Sean Mulhearn	LB	Western Michigan
1991	Curt McMillan	LB	Miami (OH)
1992	Curt McMillan (2)	LB	Miami (OH)
1993	Vince Palko	LB	Bowling Green
1994	Vince Palko (2)	LB	Bowling Green
1995	Johnnie Williams	S	Miami (OH)
1996		P	Ball State
1997		LB	Miami (OH)
1998	JoJuan Armour (2)	LB	Miami (OH)
1999		LB	Miami (OH)
2000		S	Akron
2001		LB	Marshall
2002		DE	Western Michigan
2003	Jason Babin (2)	DE	Western Michigan
2004		DE	Marshall
2005		DE	Central Michigan
2006	Ameer Ismail	LB	Western Michigan
2007	Clayton Mullins	LB	Miami (OH)
2008		DE	Northern Illinois
2009		DE	Temple
2010		DE	Kent State
2011		DT	Western Michigan
2012		DT	Bowling Green
2013		LB	Buffalo
2014		CB	Miami (OH)
2015		LB	Akron
2016		DE	Ohio
2017		DE	Northern Illinois
2018	Sutton Smith (2)	DE	Northern Illinois
2019	Treshaun Hayward	LB	Western Michigan
2020		LB	Central Michigan
Brandon Martin	LB	Ball State
2021		DE	Western Michigan
2022		DE	Eastern Michigan
2023	Matt Salopek	LB	Miami (OH)
2024		LB	Buffalo
2025		DE	Western Michigan

Source:

Winners by school

School	Wins	Seasons	Miami RedHawks}}	Miami (OH)	Western Michigan Broncos}}	Western Michigan	Ball State Cardinals}}	Ball State	Bowling Green Falcons}}	Bowling Green	Northern Illinois Huskies}}	Northern Illinois	Toledo Rockets}}	Toledo	Central Michigan Chippewas}}	Central Michigan	Akron Zips}}	Akron	Buffalo Bulls}}	Buffalo	Kent State Golden Flashes}}	Kent State	Marshall Thundering Herd}}	Marshall	Ohio Bobcats}}	Ohio	Temple Owls}}	Temple	Eastern Michigan Eagles}}	Eastern Michigan
17	1968, 1970, 1973, 1974, 1977, 1980, 1981, 1983, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2007, 2014, 2023
12	1965, 1966, 1985, 1986, 1990, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2011, 2019, 2021, 2025
7	1975, 1978, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1996, 2020
5	1969, 1970, 1993, 1994, 2012
5	1979, 1980, 2008, 2017, 2018
4	1967, 1971, 1976, 1984
3	1982, 2005, 2020
2	2000, 2005
2	2013, 2024
2	1972, 2010
2	2001, 2004
1	2016
1	2009
1	2022

Special Teams Player of the Year

Dave Zastudil is one of two two-time award winners. He shared the award with the other two-time winner, Steve Azar.

Justin McCareins, shown here playing for the Tennessee Titans, is one of three Northern Illinois players to win the award.

Scott Secor, 2014 Special Teams Player of the Year award winner.

Winners

Season	Player	Pos	Team
1998	Brad Selent	K	Western Michigan
1999		P	Ohio
2000		RS	Northern Illinois
2001	Dave Zastudil (2)	P	Ohio
Steve Azar	K	Northern Illinois
2002	Dan Sheldon	RS	Northern Illinois
2003	Steve Azar (2)	K	Northern Illinois
2004		RS	Miami (OH)
2005	Jason Robbins	K	Toledo
2006	Brian Jackson	K	Ball State
2007		P	Toledo
2008		RS	Central Michigan
2009	Antonio Brown (2)	RS	Central Michigan
2010		RS	Toledo
2011	Matt Weller	K	Ohio
2012		RS	Kent State
2013	Jeremiah Detmer	K	Toledo
2014		K	Ball State
2015	Aregeros Turner	RS	Northern Illinois
2016		RS	Western Michigan
2017	Darius Phillips (2)	RS	Western Michigan
2018		RS	Toledo
2019	Matthew Trickett	K	Kent State
2020		RS	Western Michigan
2021	Khalil Pimpleton	RS	Central Michigan
2022	Alex McNulty	K	Buffalo
2023		K	Miami (OH)
2024	Malcolm Gillie	RS	Ball State
2025	Da’Realyst Clark	RS	Kent State

Source:

Winners by school

School	Wins	Years	Northern Illinois Huskies}}	Northern Illinois	Toledo Rockets}}	Toledo	Western Michigan Broncos}}	Western Michigan	Ball State Cardinals}}	Ball State	Central Michigan Chippewas}}	Central Michigan	Kent State Golden Flashes}}	Kent State	Ohio Bobcats}}	Ohio	Miami RedHawks}}	Miami (OH)	Buffalo Bulls}}	Buffalo
5	2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2015
5	2005, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2018
4	1998, 2016, 2017, 2020
3	2006, 2014, 2024
3	2008, 2009, 2021
3	2012, 2019, 2025
3	1999, 2001, 2011
2	2004, 2023
1	2022

Freshman Player of the Year

Tim Hiller, the 2005 winner, was one of NFL.com's Top 5 senior quarterback prospects in 2009.

The Freshman Player of the Year award was first given by the MAC after the 1982 football season. That year's winner, Brian McClure, won a slew of MAC accords, including Offensive Player of the Year three times, and the Vern Smith award twice. Western Michigan is the team with the most awards, with ten award winners.

Winners

Season	Player	Pos	Team
1982		QB	Bowling Green
1983	Kelly Spielmaker	TE	Western Michigan
1984	Pete Genatempo	QB	Northern Illinois
1985	Marshall Taylor	QB	Northern Illinois
1986	Patrick Young	QB	Kent State
1987		RB	Ball State
1988	Jeff Bender	QB	Central Michigan
1989	Brad Tayles	QB	Western Michigan
1990	Troy Parker	RB	Toledo
1991	Morrey Norris	LB	Kent State
1992		RB	Miami (OH)
1993		RB	Ball State
1994	Astron Whatley	RB	Kent State
1995	Silas Massey III	RB	Central Michigan
1996		QB	Eastern Michigan
	QB	Western Michigan
1997	Robert Sanford	RB	Western Michigan
1998	Kurt Gerling	WR	Bowling Green
1999	Brandon Payne	RB	Akron
2000	Talmadge Hill	QB	Ball State
2001		QB	Miami (OH)
2002	Aaron Leeper	RB	Buffalo
2003	Jerry Seymour	RB	Central Michigan
2004	Adell Givens	RB	Ball State
2005		QB	Western Michigan
2006		QB	Central Michigan
2007		WR/RS	Central Michigan
2008		S	Ball State
2009		RB	Temple
2010		DE	Kent State
2011	Anthon Samuel	RB	Bowling Green
2012	Jamie Wilson	WR	Western Michigan
2013		WR	Western Michigan
2014	Jarvion Franklin	RB	Western Michigan
2015	Jamauri Bogan	RB	Western Michigan
2016		S	Ohio
2017	Marcus Childers	QB	Northern Illinois
2018		RB	Buffalo
2019		QB	Miami (OH)
2020		RB	Central Michigan
2021	Jay Ducker	RB	Northern Illinois
2022	Sieh Bangura	RB	Ohio
2023	Jalen Buckley	RB	Western Michigan
2024	Kadin Semonza	QB	Ball State
2025	Cameron Pettaway	RB	Bowling Green

Source:

Winners by school

School	Wins	Seasons	Western Michigan Broncos}}	Western Michigan	Ball State Cardinals}}	Ball State	Central Michigan Chippewas}}	Central Michigan	Bowling Green Falcons}}	Bowling Green	Kent State Golden Flashes}}	Kent State	Miami RedHawks}}	Miami (OH)	Northern Illinois Huskies}}	Northern Illinois	Buffalo Bulls}}	Buffalo	Ohio Bobcats}}	Ohio	Akron Zips}}	Akron	Eastern Michigan Eagles}}	Eastern Michigan	Temple Owls}}	Temple	Toledo Rockets}}	Toledo
10	1983, 1989, 1996, 1997, 2005, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2023
6	1987, 1993, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2024
6	1988, 1995, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2020
4	1982, 1998, 2011, 2025
4	1986, 1991, 1994, 2010
3	1992, 2001, 2019
2	1984, 1985, 2017
2	2002, 2018
2	2016, 2022
1	1999
1	1996
1	2009
1	1990

Vern Smith Leadership Award

Brad Maynard is the only special teams player to win the award.

Garrett Wolfe won the award in 2006 after setting many MAC rushing records.

The Vern Smith Leadership Award was started in 1982 by the Downtown Toledo Athletic Club. In that year, it was known as the Jefferson Award and the name was changed to honor the University of Toledo Athletic Director Vern Smith in 1987. The award is given to the top football player in the Mid-American Conference (MAC). Only four players have won the award multiple times, Larry English being the only non-quarterback to win it twice. In 1996, Brad Maynard won the award, and is the only special teams player to win the award as of the end of the 2025 season. The Northern Illinois Huskies leads with seven awards all-time. The Vern Smith award is the only one voted on by the coaches, with the Coach of the Year, as well as the Players of the Year are selected by the media.

Winners

Season	Player	Pos	Team
1982		LB	Central Michigan
1983		QB	Northern Illinois
1984		QB	Bowling Green
1985	Brian McClure (2)	QB	Bowling Green
1986	Terry Morris	QB	Miami (OH)
1987		RB	Kent State
1988		QB	Western Michigan
1989		QB	Ball State
1990	Jeff Bender	QB	Central Michigan
1991		QB	Bowling Green
1992	Erik White (2)	QB	Bowling Green
1993		QB	Ball State
1994	Brian Pruitt	RB	Central Michigan
1995	Wasean Tait	RB	Toledo
1996		P	Ball State
1997		WR	Marshall
1998		RB	Miami (OH)
1999		QB	Marshall
2000	Robert Sanford	RB	Western Michigan
2001		QB	Marshall
2002	Byron Leftwich (2)	QB	Marshall
2003		QB	Miami (OH)
2004		QB	Akron
2005		QB	Toledo
	WR	Western Michigan
2006		RB	Northern Illinois
2007		DE	Northern Illinois
2008	Larry English (2)	DE	Northern Illinois
2009		QB	Central Michigan
2010		RB	Northern Illinois
2011		QB	Northern Illinois
2012		QB	Northern Illinois
2013	Jordan Lynch (2)	QB	Northern Illinois
2014		C	Toledo
2015		QB	Bowling Green
2016		QB	Western Michigan
2017		QB	Toledo
2018		DE	Northern Illinois
2019		RB	Western Michigan
2020		RB	Buffalo
2021		QB	Kent State
2022		QB	Ohio
2023		QB	Toledo
2024		TE	Bowling Green
2025		DE	Western Michigan

Source:

Winners by school

School	Wins	Seasons	Northern Illinois Huskies}}	Northern Illinois	Bowling Green Falcons}}	Bowling Green	Toledo Rockets}}	Toledo	Western Michigan Broncos}}	Western Michigan	Central Michigan Chippewas}}	Central Michigan	Marshall Thundering Herd}}	Marshall	Ball State Cardinals}}	Ball State	Miami RedHawks}}	Miami (OH)	Kent State Golden Flashes}}	Kent State	Buffalo Bulls}}	Buffalo	Akron Zips}}	Akron	Ohio Bobcats}}	Ohio
9	1983, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2018
6	1984, 1985, 1991, 1992, 2015, 2024
5	1995, 2005, 2014, 2017, 2023
5	1988, 2000, 2005, 2016, 2025
4	1982, 1990, 1994, 2009
4	1997, 1999, 2001, 2002
3	1989, 1993, 1996
3	1986, 1998, 2003
2	1987, 2021
1	2020
1	2004
1	2022

Coach of the Year

Urban Meyer won the award in 2001 with Bowling Green, before coaching at Utah, Florida and Ohio State.

The MAC has awarded a Coach of the Year award every year since 1965. The first award went to Bo Schembechler of Miami University. Only one coach has won the award more than twice, with Frank Lauterbur winning the award in 1967, 1969, and 1970. Only two coaches have won the award beyond their tenth year of coaching. Bill Hess won the award in 1968 in his 11th year of coaching the Ohio Bobcats and Herb Deromedi won the award in 1990, his 13th year of coaching Central Michigan. Also, only one coach, Bill Mallory, has won the award coaching two separate teams. He first earned the award in 1973 while coaching Miami University, and then won ten years later giving Northern Illinois their first Coach of the Year award. Toledo leads all schools with nine awards. Temple won their first award in 2009 when head coach Al Golden won his first MAC Coach of the Year award.

Winners

Source:

Coach (X)	Denotes the number of times the coach has been selected

Season	Coach	School	Year with school	Record
1965		Miami	3rd	7–3 (5–1)
1966		Western Michigan	3rd	7–3 (5–1)
1967		Toledo	5th	9–1 (5–1)
1968		Ohio	11th	10–1 (6–0)
1969	(2)	Toledo	7th	11–0 (5–0)
1970	(3)	Toledo	8th	12–0 (5–0)
1971		Toledo	1st	12–0 (5–0)
1972		Kent State	1st	6–5 (4–1)
1973		Miami	5th	11–0 (5–0)
1974		Miami	1st	10–0–1 (5–0)
1975		Ball State	1st	9–2 (4–2)
1976		Western Michigan	2nd	7–4 (6–3)
1977		Eastern Michigan	2nd	8–3 (4–3)
1978		Ball State	1st	10–1 (8–0)
1979		Toledo	3rd	7–3–1 (7–1–1)
1980		Central Michigan	3rd	9–2 (7–2)
1981	(2)	Toledo	5th	9–3 (8–1)
1982		Bowling Green	6th	7–5 (7–2)
1983	(2)	Northern Illinois	3rd	10–2 (8–1)
1984		Toledo	3rd	9–2–1 (7–1–1)
1985	(2)	Bowling Green	9th	11–1 (9–0)
1986		Kent State	1st	5–6 (5–3)
1987		Eastern Michigan	5th	10–2 (7–1)
1988		Western Michigan	2nd	9–3 (7–1)
1989		Ball State	5th	7–3–2 (6–1–1)
1990	(2)	Central Michigan	13th	8–3–1 (7–1)
1991		Bowling Green	1st	11–1 (8–0)
1992	(2)	Bowling Green	2nd	10–2 (8–0)
1993	(2)	Ball State	9th	8–3–1 (7–0–1)
1994		Central Michigan	1st	9–3 (8–1)
1995		Toledo	5th	11–0–1 (7–0–1)
1996		Ohio	2nd	6–6 (5–3)
1997	(2)	Toledo	7th	9–3 (7–1)
1998		Marshall	2nd	12–1 (7–1)
1999	(2)	Marshall	3rd	13–0 (8–0)
2000		Western Michigan	4th	9–3 (7–1)
2001		Bowling Green	1st	8–3 (5–3)
2002		Northern Illinois	6th	8–4 (7–1)
2003		Miami	5th	13–1 (8–0)
2004		Akron	1st	6–5 (6–2)
2005		Western Michigan	1st	7–4 (5–3)
2006		Ohio	2nd	9–5 (7–1)
2007		Buffalo	2nd	5–7 (5–3)
2008		Ball State	6th	12–2 (8–0)
2009		Temple	3rd	9–3 (7–1)
2010		Miami	2nd	9–4 (8–1)
2011		Eastern Michigan	3rd	6–6 (4–4)
2012		Kent State	2nd	11–3 (8–0)
2013		Northern Illinois	1st	12–1 (8–0)
2014		Western Michigan	2nd	8–5 (6–2)
2015		Toledo	5th	9–2 (6–2)
2016	(2)	Western Michigan	4th	13–1 (8–0)
2017		Toledo	2nd	11–3 (7–1)
2018		Buffalo	4th	10–4 (7–1)
2019		Central Michigan	1st	8–6 (6–2)
2020	(2)	Buffalo	6th	6–1 (5–0)
2021		Northern Illinois	3rd	9–5 (6–2)
2022		Ohio	2nd	10–4 (7–1)
2023	(2)	Toledo	8th	11–3 (8–0)
2024	(2)	Ohio	4th	11–3 (7–1)
2025		Western Michigan	3rd	8–4 (7–1)

Winners by school

School (First season)	Wins	Years
Toledo (1952)	11	1967, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1979, 1871, 1984, 1995, 1997, 2015, 2017, 2023
Western Michigan (1948)	8	1966, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2005, 2014, 2016, 2025
Central Michigan (1975)	6	1980, 1990, 1994, 1977, 1987, 2019
Miami (1948)	5	1965, 1973, 1974, 2003, 2010
Ball State (1975)	5	1975, 1978, 1989, 1993, 2008
Bowling Green (1952)	5	1982, 1985, 1991, 1991, 2001
Ohio (1947)	5	1968, 1996, 2006, 2022, 2024
Northern Illinois (1975)	4	1983, 2002, 2013, 2021
Eastern Michigan (1976)	3	1977, 1987, 2011
Kent State (1951)	3	1972, 1986, 2012
Buffalo (1999)	3	2007, 2018. 2020
Marshall (1954)	2	1988, 1999
Akron (1992)	1	2004
Temple (2007)	1	2009
Butler (1947)	0
Cincinnati (1947)	0
Central Florida (2002)	0
UMass (2011)	0

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