The 2011 Big East football season was the NCAA football season of the Big East Conference.
The conference consists of 8 football members: Cincinnati, Connecticut, Louisville, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, South Florida, Syracuse, and West Virginia.
Regular season Key Index to colors and formattingBig East member wonBig East member lostBig East Conference GameBig East teams in bold All times Eastern time.
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Week 13
Week 14
Bowl Games
Records against other conferences Conference Wins Losses ACC 4 4 Big 12 1 1 Big Ten 0 1 CUSA 3 2 Independents 3 1 MAC 9 1 Mountain West 0 0 Pac-12 0 2 SEC 2 3 Sun Belt 0 1 WAC 0 0 All FCS 5 0 Against BCS 7 10 Against FBS 22 16 Overall 27 16
Big East Conference Awards
The following individuals received postseason honors as voted by the Big East Conference football coaches.
2011 Big East Football Individual Awards Award Recipient(s)Offensive Player of the Year Isaiah Pead, RB, CincinnatiDefensive Player of the Year Derek Wolfe, DT, Cincinnati Khaseem Greene, LB, RutgersSpecial Teams Player of the Year Tavon Austin, WR, West VirginiaRookie of the Year Teddy Bridgewater, QB, LouisvilleCoach of the Year Butch Jones, Cincinnati
2011 All-Big East Conference Football Teams First Team Second Team Offense Defense Offense DefenseWR – Mohamed Sanu, Rutgers WR – Tavon Austin, West Virginia OT – Justin Pugh, Syracuse OT – Don Barclay, West Virginia OG – Randy Martinez, Cincinnati OG – Art Forst, Rutgers OG – Andrew Tiller, Syracuse C – Moe Petrus, Connecticut TE – Nick Provo, Syracuse QB – Geno Smith, West Virginia RB – Isaiah Pead, Cincinnati RB – Ray Graham, Pittsburgh RB – Antwon Bailey, Syracuse K – Dave Teggart, Connecticut RS – Tavon Austin, West VirginiaDL – Derek Wolfe, Cincinnati DL – Kendall Reyes, Connecticut DL – Chandler Jones, Syracuse DL – Bruce Irvin, West Virginia LB – J. K. Schaffer, Cincinnati LB – Khaseem Greene, Rutgers LB – Najee Goode, West Virginia CB – Adrian Bushell, Louisville CB – Keith Tandy, West Virginia S – Drew Frey, Cincinnati S – Hakeem Smith, Louisville S – Jarred Holley, Pittsburgh S – Duron Harmon, Rutgers P – Pat O'Donnell, CincinnatiWR – Alec Lemon, Syracuse WR – Stedman Bailey, West Virginia OT – Alex Hoffman, Cincinnati OT – Mike Ryan, Connecticut OG – Desmond Wynn, Rutgers OG – Jeremiah Warren, USF C – Joe Madsen, West Virginia QB – Zach Collaros, Cincinnati TE – Ryan Griffin, Connecticut RB – Lyle McCombs, Connecticut RB – Darrell Scott, USF K – Maikon Bonani, USF RS – Jeremy Deering, RutgersDL – Trevardo Williams, Connecticut DL – Chas Alecxih, Pittsburgh DL – Aaron Donald, Pittsburgh DL – Ryne Giddins, USF LB – Dexter Heyman, Louisville LB – Max Gruder, Pittsburgh LB – Marquis Spruill, Syracuse CB – Dwayne Gratz, Connecticut CB – Antwuan Reed, Pittsburgh CB – Logan Ryan, Rutgers CB – Kayvon Webster, USF S – Jerrell Young, USF S – Eain Smith, West Virginia P – Cole Wagner, Connecticut P – Justin Doerner, Rutgers † - denotes unanimous selection Additional players added to the All-Big East teams due to ties in the voting
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