Isaiah Nwokobia named a Walter Camp Preseason All-American
- Brandon Harley
- Jul 3
- 1 min read

Isaiah Nwokobia, a standout safety for SMU, added to his growing list of preseason honors on Tuesday, being named a Walter Camp Preseason All-American. The Dallas native was selected to the second team, one of seven ACC players to earn this recognition. Nwokobia's exceptional performance last season earned him first-team All-ACC honors and an impressive 88.1
defensive grade from Pro Football Focus (PFF), ranking eighth among players with at least 300 snaps in the conference. He also received All-America honors from Phil Steele, being named to the fourth team earlier in June. The Walter Camp All-America teams, selected by FBS head coaches and sports information directors, are typically announced in early December.
The Walter Camp All-America teams are among the most prestigious accolades in college football, celebrating the top players across the nation. Being named a Walter Camp Preseason All-American highlights a player's exceptional talent and potential impact on the upcoming season. For Nwokobia, this recognition solidifies his status as one of the premier defensive talents in college football.
Nwokobia's leadership on the field was instrumental in SMU's defensive success, helping the team achieve one of the top defenses in the conference. His ability to read the offense and make crucial plays under pressure consistently kept opponents at bay. Nwokobia's knack for making game-changing interceptions and tackles was a key factor in SMU's strong performance last season.
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