Brown, Little Voted All-SEC by League Coaches

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Two Ole Miss Rebels garnered All-Southeastern Conference distinction from the league's 14 head coaches for their 2018 performances, the SEC office announced Tuesday.

Junior A.J. Brown earned first team honors at wide receiver, while offensive lineman Greg Little also hauled in first team accolades. The duo also collected first team All-SEC honors from the Associated Press on Monday.

Brown tallied 1,320 yards receiving in 2018, breaking his own single-season school record of 1,252, set last season. His 7.2 receptions per game rank 10th in the NCAA. He stands as the all-time leading receiver in Ole Miss history with 2,984 yards. He has 12 100-yard receiving performances during his career, also a program record.

The Starkville, Mississippi, native tied the school record with six 100-yard receiving games this season. He's the only player in Ole Miss history with two 1,000-yard seasons to his name. Brown also set the Ole Miss single-season receptions record with 85 catches this year.

Little, a junior out of Allen, Texas, has anchored the Ole Miss offensive line, appearing in every game at left tackle for the last three seasons. Heralded as one of the top NFL Draft prospects for 2019, Little earned second team All-American at the midway point by Sports Illustrated, USA Today, Associated Press and Athlon. He was also on the watch list for Outland Trophy and is a semifinalist for the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award.

He holds perhaps the most important position on one of the top offensive line units in the country. Ole Miss ranks ninth in the country in total offense and fifth in passing yards.

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2018 ALL-SEC COACHES' TEAM
FIRST TEAM - OFFENSE
TE
Jace Sternberger, Texas A&M

OL
Jonah Williams, Alabama
Andrew Thomas, Georgia
Greg Little, Ole Miss
Bunchy Stallings, Kentucky

C
Lamont Gaillard, Georgia

WR
A.J. Brown, Ole Miss
Jerry Jeudy, Alabama

QB
Tua Tagovailoa, Alabama

RB
Benny Snell, Kentucky
Trayveon Williams, Texas A&M

AP
Deebo Samuel, South Carolina

FIRST TEAM - DEFENSE
DL
Quinnen Williams, Alabama
Jeffery Simmons, Mississippi State
Jachai Polite, Florida
Montez Sweat, Mississippi State

LB
Josh Allen, Kentucky
Devin White, LSU
Deshaun Davis, Auburn

DB
Deandre Baker, Georgia
Grant Delpit, LSU
Greedy Williams, LSU
Deionte Thompson, Alabama

FIRST TEAM - SPECIAL TEAMS
PK
Cole Tracy, LSU

P
Braden Mann, Texas A&M

RS
Deebo Samuel, South Carolina

SECOND TEAM - OFFENSE
TE
Irv Smith Jr., Alabama

OL
Martez Ivey, Florida
Alex Leatherwood, Alabama
Deion Calhoun, Mississippi State
Zack Bailey, South Carolina

C
Ross Pierschbacher, Alabama

WR
Deebo Samuel, South Carolina
Emanuel Hall, Missouri

QB
Drew Lock, Missouri

RB
D'Andre Swift, Georgia
Damien Harris, Alabama

AP
Lynn Bowden, Kentucky

SECOND TEAM - DEFENSE
DL
Isaiah Buggs, Alabama
Jonathan Ledbetter, Georgia
Terry Beckner, Missouri
Derrick Brown, Auburn

LB
Dylan Moses, Alabama
Cale Garrett, Missouri
Mack Wilson, Alabama

DB
CJ Henderson, Florida
Johnathan Abram, Mississippi State
Joejuan Williams, Vanderbilt
DeMarkus Acy, Missouri

SECOND TEAM – SPECIAL TEAMS
PK
Rodrigo Blankenship, Georgia

P
Joseph Charlton, South Carolina

RS
Mecole Hardman, Georgia

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Players Mentioned

A.J. Brown

Greg Little

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