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The 2016 Associated Press Little All-America team for Division II, III and NAIA players.FIRST TEAMOFFENSEQuarterback -- Justin Dvorak, senior, 6-0, 200, Colorado School of Mines.Running backs -- Marty Carter, sophomore, 6-0, 202, Grand Valley State; Trevor Heitland, senior, 5-11, 196, Coe.Linemen -- Jordan Morgan, senior, 6-4, 320, Kutztown; Zach Voytek, senior, 6-5, 300, New Haven (Conn.); Nate Theaker, senior, 6-6, 300, Wayne State; Peter Bateman, senior, 6-6, 285, Minnesota Duluth; Brooks Jenkins, senior, 6-4, 285, Mount Union.Receivers -- Garry Brown, senior, 6-1, 200, California (Pa.); Matt Heller, senior, 6-0, 195, Augustana; Koree Reed, junior, 6-1, 185, Hartwick.All-purpose player -- Keelan Cole, senior, 6-2, 175, Kentucky Wesleyan.Kicker -- Matt Davis, senior, 6-1, 190, North Carolina Pembroke.DEFENSELinemen -- John Flood, senior, 6-3, 243, Wisconsin-Whitewater; Lucky Baar, senior, 6-2, 250, McKendree; Sie Doe, Jr., senior, 6-1, 230, Fort Hays State; Collin Bevins, senior, 6-6, 285, Northwest Missouri State.Linebackers -- Carter Hanson, junior, 5-10, 190, St. Johns (Minn.); Osband Thompson, junior, 6-0, 194, Tuskegee; Tyke Kozeal, senior, 6-0, 240, Nebraska-Kearney.Backs -- Baylor Mullins, senior, 5-9, 190, Mary Hardin-Baylor; Philbert Martial, senior, 5-10, 166, North Alabama; Matt McKoy, senior, 6-2, 212, Saginaw Valley State; Drew Hebel, sophomore, 5-11, 172, Black Hills State;Punter -- Aaron LaDeaux, senior, 6-2, 193, Minot State.SECOND TEAMOFFENSEQuarterback -- Kyle Zimmerman, senior, Northwest Missouri State.Running backs -- Austin Ekeler, senior, Western State; Chazz Middlebrook, sophomore, MacMurray.Linemen -- Stephen Evans, senior, North Alabama; Antoni Green, senior, Sioux Falls; Peter Gibson, senior, Wheaton; Alex Cappa, junior, Humboldt State; Jared Machorro, junior, Texas A&M Commerce.Receivers -- Xavier Ayers, senior, Western New Mexico; Damon Gibbson, junior, Minnesota State-Morehead; Jesse Zubik, junior, Washington & Jefferson;All-purpose player -- TJ Brown, senior, Sterling.ddddddddddddKicker -- Will Gingery, senior, Wittenberg.DEFENSELinemen -- Teidrick Smith, senior, Mary Hardin-Baylor; Whitney Richardson, junior, Lane; Dylan Donahue, senior, West Georgia; Marcus Martin, junior, Slippery Rock.Linebackers -- Matt Barnes, senior, Monmouth (Ill.); Alden Mann, senior, Wayland Baptist; Cody Burtscher, senior, Tarelton, State.Backs -- Joshua Simmons, junior, Limestone; Michael Alada, senior, St. Thomas (Minn.); Jared Chester, junior, LIU-Post; Raheem Wilson, senior, Southeastern Oklahoma.THIRD TEAMQuarterback -- Sam Riddle, senior, Linfield.Running backs -- Michael Anderson, senior, West Virginia Wesleyan; Dayton Winn, senior, Hendrix.Linemen -- Chase Sherman, senior, Northwest Missouri State; Lavonte Hights, junior, Shepherd; Aaron Cox, senior, Grand Valley State; Jake Daugherty, junior, Ferris State; Trevor Meyer, senior, Thomas More (Ky.).Receivers -- Brody Oliver, junior, Colorado School of Mines; Shawn Self, senior, Lock Haven; Dan Arnold, senior, Wisconsin-Platteville.All-purpose player -- Marcel Newson, senior, Mississippi College.Kicker -- Cole Antley, sophomore, Ouachita Baptist.DEFENSELinemen -- Victor Hudson, senior, Edinboro; Zach Sieler, sophomore, Ferris State; Sydeney Omameh, senior, Grand Valley State; Ray Edwards, senior, Wingate.Linebackers -- A.J. 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