Four players including Kyle Sloter from Northern Colorado, Tyrie Adams from Western Carolina, Jeremy Taylor from North Carolina A&T, and Jerry Louie-McGee from Montana have been selected as the College Sports Journal All-Stars for the week ending September 11th, 2016 in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision.

The honorees are listed here with their achievements and their position, school, class, height, weight and hometown.

Kyle Sloter, Northern Colorado, QB, Sr., 6-4, 215, Johns Creek, Georgia

Sloter came off the bench when starter Jacob Knipp suffered a shoulder injury on the Bears’ early in the first quarter at the Southland’s Abilene Christian and produced 408 passing yards and seven total touchdowns in UNC’s 55-52 victory. He transferred from FBS Southern Miss before last year but was the backup signal caller after fall practices. He completed 25 of 32 attempts with six touchdowns – tying the school record and the most in the Bears’ Division I era – with one interception. He also rushed for 41 yards and another score.

Tyrie Adams, Western Carolina, QB, R-Fr., 6-2, 180, St. Petersburg, Florida

Adams recorded a school-record 510 yards of total offense in his home debut as the Catamounts topped the Big South’s Gardner-Webb, 44-14. Adams completed 36-of-43 passes for 427 yards and five touchdowns in the win. The first years signal caller also added 13 carries for 83 yards on the ground. His five touchdown passes tied a school record, while his 427 passing yards fell 47 yards shy of the school mark.

 

Jeremy Taylor, North Carolina A&T, LB, Jr., 5-11, 181, Kinston, North Carolina

Taylor highlighted an Aggie defense that defeated FBS Kent State 39-36 in four overtimes – the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference’s first win over an FBS opponent this year. He led the N.C. A&T defense with 15 tackles, including 12 solos. He had four tackles for loss, two sacks, intercepted a pass in his team’s end zone to prevent a touchdown to help force overtime, broke up two other passes and forced a fumble and recovered it.

 

Jerry Louie-McGee, Montana, KR/WR, R-Fr., 5-9, 168, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho

The Montana Grizzlies earned the one of the weekend’s biggest road victories, registering a 20-14 win at Northern Iowa. One of the key players who gave Montana a spark whenever it was needed was punt returner Jerry Louie-McGee. He sealed the win for the Grizzlies with an 81-yard touchdown return in the second quarter that put Montana up 17-7. He ended with 118 return yards, to go along with 33 receiving yards and 11 rushing yards. The 118 return yards was the third-highest single game performance in the nation so far this season.