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Revision as of 23:08, 12 April 2014
The Doak Walker Award is a college football award given each year to the nation's most outstanding running back as determined by a panel of media members and former winners, as well as a selection of former running backs whose careers predate the award. In order to be eligible for the Doak Walker Award, a candidate must be in good academic standing and on schedule to graduate within five years of matriculation; these requirements make the award unique among individual college football awards.
1990 | Greg Lewis | Washington |
1991 | Trevor Cobb | Rice |
1992 | Garrison Hearst | Georgia |
1993 | Bam Morris | Texas Tech |
1994 | Rashaan Salaam | Colorado |
1995 | Eddie George | Ohio State |
1996 | Byron Hanspard | Texas Tech |
1997 | Ricky Williams | Texas |
1998 | Ricky Williams | Texas |
1999 | Ron Dayne | Wisconsin |
2000 | LaDanian Tomlinson | Texas Christian |
2001 | Luke Staley | Brigham Young |
2002 | Larry Johnson | Penn State |
2003 | Chris Perry | Michigan |
2004 | Cedric Benson | Texas |
2005 | Reggie Bush | Southern California |
2006 | Darren McFadden | Arkansas |
2007 | Darren McFadden | Arkansas |
2008 | Shonn Greene | Iowa |
2009 | Toby Gerhart | Stanford |
2010 | LaMichael James | Oregon |
2011 | Trent Richardson | Alabama |
2012 | Montee Ball | Wisconsin |
2013 | Andre Williams | Boston College |