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The HBCU College Football All-America Team: Body, Allen, Jones, Sims lead the way
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When it's all said and done, there will be a lot to remember about the 2025 HBCU college football season. However, there are still two games left to be played to determine the HBCU national champions.
The SWAC championship game will be played this Saturday as defending HBCU national and SWAC champion Jackson State will take on the SWAC Western Division champion Prairie View A&M Panthers in Jackson, MS. The winner will face two-time defending MEAC champion South Carolina State in the Celebration Bowl in Atlanta on Saturday, December 13 which will be the final game of the season.
As we await those two games, The HBCU college football All-America team powered by BOXTOROW was released on Wednesday. speaking to the talent across the landscape of HBCU football and college football.
BOXTOROW has named the All-America team since 2007, based on voting by media who cover HBCU football.
Alabama State quarterback Andrew Body, Virginia Union running back Curtis Allen, Alabama State wide receiver Jalen Jones, and Alabama State defensive back Ta'Shaun Sims received the most votes.
Body received the most overall votes. He was named the SWAC Offensive Player of the Year and leads the SWAC in total offense (352.5), passing yards per game (202.9), passing touchdowns, TD-to-INT ratio (24-1), efficiency (202.9), completion percentage (70.3), and yards per carry (8.3). He is second in the SWAC in rushing yards per game (88.5), rushing for 708 yards and four touchdowns. He threw for 300 or more yards in a game three times and rushed for 100 or more yards in a game once versus UAB (8/28). 
Allen was named the CIAA Offensive Player of the Year. He leads all divisions in rushing yards (2,386), rushing yards per game (198.8), and rushing touchdowns (30). He leads the nation in carries (297) and is eighth in the nation in yards per carry (8.0). He rushed for no less than 108 yards in any game (12 games) and rushed for more than 200 yards in a game four times including rushing for 369 yards vs. Bluefield State (11/1).
Jones leads the SWAC and FCS in yards per reception (22.9), leads the SWAC and is second in FCS in receiving yards (1,167), and leads the  SWAC and is third in FCS in receiving yards per game (97.2). He has caught 51 passes and nine touchdowns, and has recorded five games of 100 or more yards receiving,
Sims leads the SWAC and is tied for second in FCS in interceptions (5). He also has four pass breakups and has recorded 38 tackles (22 solo).
In total, 17 programs are represented of the 30 selections.
The 2025 HBCU college football All-America team
OFFENSE
QB: Andrew Body, Alabama State, r-Jr., Corpus Christi, Texas
RB: Curtis Allen, Virginia Union, Sr., Petersburg, Va.
RB: Marquis Gillis, Delaware State, Gr., Milford, Del.
OL: Roger Smith, South Carolina State, Sr., Maple Heights, Ohio
OL Elijah Baker, Alabama State, r-Jr., Phoenix, Ariz.
OL: Trevon Humphrey, North Carolina Central r-Jr. Greensboro, N.C.$
OL: Isaiah Cook, Delaware State, r-Sr., Willingboro, N.J.
OL: Jamari Mason, Johnson C. Smith, Jr., Carrollton, Ga.*
OL: Calvin McMillian, Prairie View A&M, Gr., Houston, Miss.*
TE: Travaunta Abner, Alabama A&M, r- Sr., Lanett, Ala.
WR: Jalen Jones, Alabama State, r-Soph., Birmingham, Ala.
WR: DeAndre Proctor, Johnson C. Smith, Sr., Elizabeth City, N.C.
DEFENSE
DL: Ckelby Givens, Southern, Sr., Shreveport, La.$
DL: Quincy Ivory, Jackson State, Sr., Alief, Texas
DL: Michael Lunz II, South Carolina State, Gr., Radcliff, Ky.
DL: Kenyon Garner, Livingstone, Soph., Okeechobee, Fla.
LB: Erick Hunter, Morgan State, Sr., Capitol Heights, Md.!
LB: Domonique Davis II, Central State, Sr., Atlanta, Ga.
LB: Brian Bates, Delaware State, r-Soph., Centreville, Va.*
LB: Danarius Hillard, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Jr., Hazlehurst, Miss.*
DB: Ta'Shaun Sims, Alabama State, Soph., Chipley, Fla.
DB: Jelani Vassell North Carolina Central r- Sr. Tampa, Fla.
DB: Jarod Washington, South Carolina State Sr. Fredericksburg, Va.$
DB: Travor Randle, Prairie View A&M, Gr., Greenwood, Miss.
 
SPECIALISTS
P: Max Tulen Bethune-Cookman r-Jr. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
PK: Andrew Brown, North Carolina A&T, Sr., Lexington, N.C.
PR: Zaire Tart, Virginia Union, Jr., Camden, N.J.
KR: Javon Ross, Bethune-Cookman, Soph., DeLand, Fla.
RS: Kieren Jackson, Edward Waters, Jr., Jacksonville, Fla.*
RS: Elijah Kennedy, North Carolina A&T, Jr., High Point, N.C.*
Honorable Mention
RB: Fabian Duncan, Allen; James Jones, Delaware State; Ahmad Miller, Jackson State 
OL: Daniel Bostic, Kentucky State; Jestus Johnson, Delaware State; Mathias Nielsen, Virginia Union; Bruno Onwuazor, Virginia State; Cameron Smith, Alabama State; Noah Stovall, Albany State; O'Shea Stroman, Albany State; D'Andre Townes-Blue Jackson State; Brian Williams Jr., Jackson State
TE: Luke Bracey, North Carolina Central; Maurice, Veney Morehouse
WR: Jyzaiah Rockwell, Prairie View A&M; Amare Ary, West Virginia State
DL: Bryce Cage, Grambling State; Derrick Drayton, Albany State; Thomas Johnson, North Carolina Central; Israel Nwokocha, Benedict
LB: Darrian Bell, Savannah State; Jordan Franklin, South Carolina State; Reid Pulliam, Jackson State; Isaiah Stephens, Benedict
DB: Navy Curry, Kentucky State; Mikael King Jr., Tuskegee; Markel Linzer, Grambling State; Darnell Stephens, Fort Valley State; Antwone Watts, Bethune-Cookman
P: Brandon Bowman, North Carolina Central
K: Daniel Porto, Florida A&M
PR: Elijah Kennedy, North Carolina A&T
KR: Kieren Jackson, Edward Waters; Jaxon Williams, Benedict
RS: Zaire Tart, Virginia Union