Mickey Charles Award

Mickey Charles Award
Awarded for academic achievement by a student-athlete in the Division I Football Championship Subdivision
Country United States
Presented by Mickey Charles
First awarded 2014
Last awarded 2015
Currently held by Derek Crittenden, Montana
Official website www.fcsawards.com

The Mickey Charles Award is awarded annually for academic achievement by s student-athlete in the Division I Football Championship Subdivision (formerly Division I-AA) of college football, and was first awarded in 2014.[1]

The award is named for the CEO and President of The Sports Network, Mickey Charles. Charles is noted for having recognized the need for national coverage of the FCS (formerly Division I-AA college football) before he created the FCS Awards in 1987.[1]

Winners

Year Player School Position
2014 Zach Zenner South Dakota State Running back
2015 Derek Crittenden Montana Defensive end

References

  1. 1 2 "Zenner is inaugural Mickey Charles Award recipient". The Sports Network. Retrieved 2014-12-15.


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