Two Alabama players named second-team All-Americans by AP

Two Alabama players were named to the Associated Press All-America team on Monday.

While no Crimson Tide player was tabbed as a first-team All-American, offensive lineman Tyler Booker, and safety Malachi Moore earned second-team nods. It marks the third second-team selection for Booker and second second-team honor for Moore this postseason.

The Associated Press is one of five outlets used to determine consensus All-American status, along with the American Football Coaches Association, Football Writers Association of America, Sporting News and Walter Camp Foundation. Announced in December, the Walter Camp All-America teams are selected by coaches and sports information directors.

Because no player was recognized as a first-team All-American by either the AP, AFCA or Walter Camp, Alabama will not have a consensus All-American for the first time since 2019.

ALABAMA PLAYERS ON ALL-AMERICA TEAMS

Walter Camp: Tyler Booker (2nd)
AFCA: Tyler Booker (2nd), Ryan Williams (2nd), Malachi Moore (2nd)
AP: Tyler Booker (2nd), Malachi Moore (2nd)

The complete 2024 Associated Press All-America team is listed below.

First-team offense

Wide receivers — Nick Nash, San Jose State; Tetairoa McMillan, Arizona; Xavier Restrepo, Miami

Tackles — Kelvin Banks, Texas; Will Campbell, LSU

Guards — Addison West, Western Michigan; Willie Lampkin, North Carolina

Center — Jake Slaughter, Florida

Tight end — Harold Fannin Jr., Bowling Green

Quarterback — Cam Ward, Miami

Running backs — u-Ashton Jeanty, Boise State; Cam Skattebo, Arizona State

Kicker — Kenneth Almendares, Louisiana-Lafayette

All-purpose — Travis Hunter, Colorado

First-team defense

Edge rushers — Abdul Carter, Penn State; Donovan Ezeiruaku, Boston College

Interior linemen — Mason Graham, Michigan; Walter Nolen, Mississippi

Linebackers — Jay Higgins, Iowa; Shaun Dolac, Buffalo; Carson Schwesinger, UCLA

Cornerbacks — Jahdae Barron, Texas; Travis Hunter, Colorado

Safeties — Xavier Watts, Notre Dame; Caleb Downs, Ohio State

Defensive back — Nick Emmanwori, South Carolina

Punter — Alex Mastromanno, Florida State

Second-team offense

Wide receivers — Travis Hunter, Colorado; Tre Harris, Mississippi; Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State

Tackles — Spencer Fano, Utah; Wyatt Milum, West Virginia

Guards — Tyler Booker, Alabama; Donovan Jackson, Ohio State and Dylan Fairchild, Georgia

Center — Seth McLaughlin, Ohio State

Tight end — Tyler Warren, Penn State

Quarterback — Shedeur Sanders

Running backs — Omarion Hampton, North Carolina; Kaleb Johnson, Iowa

Kicker — Dominic Zvada, Michigan and Alex Raynor, Kentucky

All-purpose — Desmond Reid, Pittsburgh

Second-team defense

Edge rushers — Kyle Kennard, South Carolina; Mike Green, Marshall

Interior linemen — Derrick Harmon, Oregon; Alfred Collins, Texas

Linebackers — Anthony Hill Jr., Texas; Danny Stutsman, Oklahoma; Kyle Louis, Pittsburgh

Cornerbacks — Nohl Williams, California; Jermod McCoy, Tennessee

Safeties — Malaki Starks, Georgia; Malachi Moore, Alabama

Defensive back — Michael Taaffe, Texas

Punter — Brett Thorson, Georgia

Third-team offense

Wide receivers — Tai Felton, Maryland; Jayden Higgins, Iowa State; Jordyn Tyson, Arizona State and Eric Rivers, Florida International

Tackles — Josh Conerly Jr., Oregon; Aireontae Ersery, Minnesota

Guards — Tate Ratledge, Georgia; Paolo Gennarelli, Army

Center — Jacob Gardner, Colorado State

Tight end — Oronde Gadsden II, Syracuse

Quarterback — Dillon Gabriel, Oregon

Running backs — Dylan Sampson, Tennessee; RJ Harvey, UCF

Kicker — Ryan Fitzgerald, Florida State

All-purpose — Brashard Smith, SMU

Third-team defense

Edge rushers — Antwaun Powell-Ryland, Virginia Tech; Mikail Kamara, Indiana

Interior linemen — Aeneas Peebles, Virginia Tech; Kenneth Grant, Michigan

Linebackers — Chris Paul Jr., Mississippi; Barrett Carter, Clemson; Jalon Walker, Georgia

Cornerbacks — Chandler Rivers, Duke; Will Johnson, Michigan

Safeties — Lathan Ransom, Ohio State; Jalen Catalon, UNLV

Defensive back — Mello Dotson, Kansas

Punter — Eddie Czaplicki, Southern California

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