Coaching Career
Wilkerson served as a graduate assistant for the LSU Tigers during the 2011 football season. He currently serves as the offensive line coach at Grambling State University.
2003 LSU Tigers football—BCS & USA Today/ESPN national champions
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- Joseph Addai
- Eric Alexander
- Dwayne Bowe
- Bennie Brazell
- Michael Clayton
- Tory Collins
- Travis Daniels
- Buster Davis
- Peter Dyakowski
- Matt Flynn
- Randall Gay
- Skyler Green
- Devery Henderson
- Marquise Hill
- Jack Hunt
- Brian Johnson
- Donnie Jones
- LaRon Landry
- Chad Lavalais
- Nate Livings
- Matt Mauck
- Adrian Mayes
- Rudy Niswanger
- Melvin Oliver
- Stephen Peterman
- Chase Pittman
- Ronnie Prude
- Marcus Randall
- JaMarcus Russell
- Marcus Spears
- Craig Steltz
- Justin Vincent
- Corey Webster
- Andrew Whitworth
- Ben Wilkerson
- Kyle Williams
- Jonathan Zenon
- Keith Zinger
- Assistant coaches: Derek Dooley
- Jimbo Fisher
- Stan Hixon
- Travis Jones
- Will Muschamp
- Tim Walton
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2004 College Football All-America Team consensus selections
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Offense |
- QB Matt Leinart
- RB Adrian Peterson
- RB J. J. Arrington
- WR Braylon Edwards
- WR Taylor Stubblefield
- TE Heath Miller
OL Jammal Brown
- OL Alex Barron
- OL David Baas
- OL Elton Brown
- OL Michael Muñoz
- C Ben Wilkerson
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Defense |
- DL David Pollack
- DL Erasmus James
- DL Shaun Cody
- DL Marcus Spears
LB Derrick Johnson
- LB Matt Grootegoed
- LB A. J. Hawk
DB Antrel Rolle
- DB Marlin Jackson
- DB Carlos Rogers
- DB Ernest Shazor
- DB Thomas Davis
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Special Teams |
- P Brandon Fields
- PK Mike Nugent
- KR/AP Reggie Bush
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Rimington Trophy winners
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- 2000: Raiola
- 2001: Bentley
- 2002: Romberg
- 2003: Grove
- 2004: Baas & Wilkerson
- 2005: Eslinger
- 2006: Mozes
- 2007: Luigs
- 2008: Shipley
- 2009: Pouncey
- 2010: Kirkpatrick
- 2011: Molk
- 2012: Jones
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Persondata |
Name |
Wilkerson, Ben |
Alternative names |
Wilkerson, Benjamin Lorenza; Wilkerson, Benjamin L. |
Short description |
All-American college football player, professional football player, offensive lineman, center, college football coach |
Date of birth |
November 22, 1982 |
Place of birth |
Port Arthur, Texas, United States |
Date of death |
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Place of death |
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