Pac-12 has three Mackey semifinalists
November, 13, 2012
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Kevin Gemmell | ESPN.com
The John Mackey Award, presented annually to the top tight end in college football, has announced its eight semifinalists. Three of the eight hail from the Pac-12 conference. In alphabetical order, the semifinalists are:
The finalists will be announced next Monday. The last player from the conference to win the award was USC's Fred Davis in 2007. UCLA's Marcedes Lewis won in 2005.
Ertz leads Stanford in receiving with 47 catches for 641 yards and five touchdowns. Seferian-Jenkins leads the Huskies in receiving yards and Fauria leads the Bruins with nine touchdown receptions.
- Jack Doyle, Western Kentucky
- Tyler Eifert, Notre Dame
- Zach Ertz, Stanford
- Gavin Escobar, San Diego State
- Joseph Fauria, UCLA
- Ryan Otten San, Jose State
- Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Washington
- Zach Sudfeld, Nevada
The finalists will be announced next Monday. The last player from the conference to win the award was USC's Fred Davis in 2007. UCLA's Marcedes Lewis won in 2005.
Ertz leads Stanford in receiving with 47 catches for 641 yards and five touchdowns. Seferian-Jenkins leads the Huskies in receiving yards and Fauria leads the Bruins with nine touchdown receptions.



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