Syracuse University quarterback
Ryan Nassib is one of college football's elite. The senior signal was
named a to Pro Football Weekly’s 2012 All-America Team. The Pro
Football Weekly All-America
team annually recognizes college football’s most talented players and is
determined based on extensive evaluation and considerable feedback from NFL
evaluators, taking into consideration how players grade out both in their
assignments and by the quality of critical playing traits. The
All-America team was chosen by draft analyst Nolan Nawrocki. For the complete
team, click here.
Nassib is one
of two BIG EAST gridders on the All-America Team. Louisville quarterback Teddy
Bridgewater is an honorable mention.
Nassib has also been honored for his
recorded breaking senior season as a member All-BIG EAST Second Team. He was
recognized as a 2012 NFF Scholar-Athlete for his successes in the classroom, in
the community and on the gridiron.
Nassib leads
the BIG EAST in total offense (312.3 yards per game) and passing (301.6 yards
per game). In addition, he set the Orange single-season records for attempts
(448), completions (283), yards (3,619) and touchdowns (24) in 2012. Nassib has
accumulated 3,748 yards of total offense this year, another SU season record,
and he has recorded six 300-yards passing games.
As one of four captains of the Orange,
Nassib helped lead SU to a 7-5 record overall and a 5-2 mark in the BIG EAST
this year. SU will be playing in its second bowl game in three years when it
takes on West Virginia in the Pinstripe Bowl on Dec. 29th at Yankee Stadium
(3:15 p.m.; ESPN). Tickets and travel packages for the game are available at SUathletics.com/bowlcentral.
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