Levis, Rodriguez named to Maxwell Award Watch List
Kentucky’s Will Levis and Chris Rodriguez have been named two players to watch for the upcoming college football season’s Maxwell Award, the Maxwell Football Club announced Monday.
Levis and Rodriguez made the list of 85 players who are expected to shine and contend for the 86-year-old trophy that is awarded to each season’s most outstanding player. The Maxwell Award is named for Robert “Tiny” Maxwell, a standout at Swarthmore College in the early-1900s.
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Semifinalists for this year’s Maxwell Award will be named on November 1, the week after Kentucky travels to Tennessee, at which point we hope Levis and Rodriguez are still very much in consideration as the list is trimmed down. Then the three finalists for the Maxwell Award will be unveiled on November 22, days after Kentucky hosts Georgia in Lexington. If Levis or Rodriguez make the top three, there is a lot of fun ahead this fall.
Until then, here are the Maxwell Football Club’s top preseason prospects:
2022 Maxwell Award Watch List
Brad Roberts, Air Force
Bryce Young, Alabama
Will Anderson, Alabama
Nate Noel, Appalachian State
Chase Brice, Appalachian State
Jacob Cowing, Arizona
KJ Jefferson, Arkansas
Tank Bigsby, Auburn
George Holani, Boise State
Phil Jurkoverc, Boston College
Jaren Hall, BYU
Lew Nichols, Central Michigan
Chris Reynolds, Charlotte
Will Shipley, Clemson
Grayson McCall, Coastal Carolina
Keaton Mitchell, East Carolina
Hassan Beydoun, Eastern Michigan
Anthony Richardson, Florida
Jordan Travis, Florida State
Jake Haener, Fresno State
Stetson Bennett, Georgia
Brock Bowers, Georgia
Clayton Tune, Houston
Nathaniel Dell, Houston
Chase Brown, Illinois
Xavier Hutchinson, Iowa State
Deuce Vaughn, Kansas State
Marquez Cooper, Kent State
Will Levis, Kentucky
Chris Rodriguez, Kentucky
Malik Cunningham, Louisville
Kayshon Boutte, LSU
Rasheen All, Marshall
Taulia Tagovailoa, Maryland
Ellis Merriweather, Massachusetts
Tyler Van Dyke, Miami
Brett Gabbert, Miami (OH)
Blake Corum, Michigan
Payton Thorne, Michigan State
Jayden Reed, Michigan State
Mohamed Ibrahim, Minnesota
Will Rogers, Mississippi State
Devin Leary, NC State
Josh Downs, North Carolina
Evan Hull, Northwestern
Michael Mayer, Notre Dame
C.J. Stroud, Ohio State
Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Ohio State
TreVeyon Henderson, Ohio State
Dillon Gabriel, Oklahoma
Spencer Sanders, Oklahoma State
Blake Watson, Old Dominion
Sean Clifford, Penn State
Aidan O’Connell, Purdue
Tanner Mordecai, SMU
Spencer Rattler, South Carolina
Tanner Mckee, Stanford
Sean Tucker, Syracuse
Quentin Johnston, TCU
Hendon Hooker, Tennessee
Cedric Tillman, Tennessee
Bijan Robinson, Texas
Xavier Worthy, Texas
Devon Achane, Texas A&M
Dequan Finn, Toledo
Michael Pratt, Tulane
DeWayne McBride, UAB
Dorian Thompson-Robinson, UCLA
Zach Charbonnet, UCLA
Jordan Addison, USC
Caleb Williams, USC
Cameron Rising, Utah
Tavion Thomas, Utah
Logan Bonner, Utah State
Frank Harris, UTSA
Mike Wright, Vanderbilt
Brennan Armstrong, Virginia
Dontayvion Wicks, Virginia
Sam Hartman, Wake Forest
A.T. Perry, Wake Forest
Cameron Ward, Washington State
JT Daniels, West Virginia
Jarret Doege, Western Kentucky
Sean Tyler, Western Michigan
Braelon Allen, Wisconsin
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