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CollegeFootballStars.com Names Omar Jacobs Top 2005 College Football Star

CollegeFootballStars.com, the exclusive home to the 2005 Player Guide and 2005 Season Pass, named Bowling Green Quarterback Omar Jacobs the top-ranked player in college football heading into the 2005 season. In receiving the honor, Jacobs beat out other stars in college football such defending Heisman Trophy winner Matt Leinart of USC, fellow Trojan Reggie Bush, Oklahoma’s Adrian Peterson, DeAngelo Williams of Memphis, Vince Young from Texas, and Florida’s Chris Leak.

(PRWEB) August 1, 2005 -- CollegeFootballStars.com (located at www.collegefootballstars.com), exclusive home to the 2005 Player Guide and 2005 Season Pass, recently named Bowling Green Quarterback Omar Jacobs the top-ranked player in college football heading into the 2005 season. Jacobs is just one of 150 college football players profiled by the CollegeFootballStars.com editorial staff for its 2005 Player Guide.

The endlessly talented Jacobs is CollegeFootballStars.com’s choice for this honor because of a combination of past performance and his potential for excellence in 2005.

Jacobs is coming off a spectacular sophomore season in which he threw for more than 4,000 yards and 41 touchdown passes. For his efforts, Jacobs was named the 2004 MAC Offensive Player of the Year. He was second in the country last season in total offense (358.5), passing yards (4,002) and third in passing efficiency (165.5). Jacobs passed and rushed for over 300 yards six times, and he even surpassed the 400-yard mark on four separate occasions. Jacobs totaled three or more touchdowns in a ridiculous 10 games.

In 2005, all signs point to Jacobs being even more productive than his 2004 numbers. Charles Sharon and Steve Sanders, Bowling Green’s two most talented wideouts, return to a stacked offense. Versatile tailback P.J. Pope, who is equally adept at catching passes out of the backfield as he is running the football, will also be back for another year. In other words, all of Jacobs’ primary weapons return.

“Omar Jacobs epitomizes what a college football star is all about,” said CollegeFootballStars.com Co-Founder Paul Bernardin. “He is a tremendous all around player whose ability to produce yardage and points by both passing and rushing project him to achieve unmatched levels of production. With such a great core of skill players retuning at Bowling Green, our editorial staff is confidant he will be the best player in the country in 2005.”

About the 2005 Player Guide
The Player Guide is the only pre-season college football publication dedicated solely to the nation’s most outstanding players, or what the website calls “Stars”. In total, there are 150 Stars profiled in this year’s edition. The Player Guide accounts for the best quarterbacks, running backs, and wide receivers from all teams competing in Division 1A college football. Each Star is hand-picked after careful analysis by the CollegeFootballStars.com editorial staff.

About CollegeFootballStars.com
CollegeFootballStars.com is a membership website that publishes both the Player Guide and the Season Pass before each season for college football fans. Both publications are unique because they focus on college football players, not teams, unlike other pre-season magazine and websites. Founded by two life-long college football fans, the website boasts members from all over the world.

For more information, logon to www.collegefootballstars.com.

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