NCAA Consensus All-American Team
The following players make up the consensus All-American team recognized in the NCAA All-American guide.
| Position | Name | School | Unanimous | College Hall of Fame |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ends | Bennie Oosterbaan Mike Tully |
Michigan Dartmouth |
No No |
Oosterbaan HOF Profile No |
| Tackles | Ed Weir Ralph Chase |
Nebraska Pittsburgh |
Yes No |
Weir HOF Profile No |
| Guards | Carl Diehl Ed Hess |
Dartmouth Ohio State |
No No |
No No |
| Center | Edward L. McMillan | Princeton | No | No |
| Quarterback | Benny Friedman | Michigan | No | Friedman HOF Profile |
| Halfbacks | Andy "Swede" Oberlander Red Grange |
Dartmouth Illinois |
Yes No |
Oberlander HOF Profile Grange HOF Profile |
| Fullback | Ernie "Big Dog" Nevers | Stanford | No | Nevers HOF Profile |
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