All-Big Ten Conference Team
| First Team Offense | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Individual | Team | Position | ||||
| Daryll Clark | Penn State | Quarterback | ||||
| Shonn Greene | Iowa | Running Back | ||||
| Javon Ringer | Michigan State | Running Back | ||||
| Eric Decker | Minnesota | Receiver | ||||
| Derrick Williams | Penn State | Receiver | ||||
| A.Q. Shipley | Penn State | Center | ||||
| Seth Olsen | Iowa | Guard | ||||
| Rich Ohrnberger | Penn State | Guard | ||||
| Alex Boone | Ohio State | Tackle | ||||
| Gerald Cadogan | Penn State | Tackle | ||||
| Brandon Myers | Iowa | Tight End | ||||
| Kevin Kelly | Penn State | Kicker | ||||
| First Team Defense | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Individual | Team | Position | ||||
| Mitch King | Iowa | Line | ||||
| Corey Wootton | Northwestern | Line | ||||
| Aaron Maybin | Penn State | Line | ||||
| Jared Odrick | Penn State | Line | ||||
| Greg Jones | Michigan State | Linebacker | ||||
| James Laurinaitis | Ohio State | Linebacker | ||||
| Navorro Bowman | Penn State | Linebacker | ||||
| Vontae Davis | Illinois | Defensive Back | ||||
| Otis Wiley | Michigan State | Defensive Back | ||||
| Malcolm Jenkins | Ohio State | Defensive Back | ||||
| Anthony Scirrotto | Penn State | Defensive Back | ||||
| Zoltan Mesko | Michigan | Punter | ||||
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