Dating back to 1937, the Maxwell Award is presented to the college football player of the year, annually. The award is compiled from a panel that consists of sportswriters, sportscasters, head coaches of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), and members of the Maxwell Football Club.
Out of the thousands of Division I college football players in the Country, The Maxwell Football Club narrowed it down to 85 possible candidates to win its prestigious award. One of those players is Oregon State’s running back, Ryan Nall.
After a stupendous sophomore campaign that includes 15 total touchdowns, and 1100 scrimmage yards, Nall is well-deserving to be on the preseason watch-list for the award.