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Dickey Stars For Texas Tech on Walter Camp Award List - roundtable.io

Dickey Stars For Texas Tech on Walter Camp Award List - roundtable.io

Cameron Dickey, Texas Tech's junior running back, landed a spot on the Walter Camp Award watch list, putting him among 50 college football standouts being considered for the nation's most outstanding player. Dickey carried the load as the Red Raiders' sole representative on the list, which is no small thing given the competition across the country.

Dickey carried the load as the Red Raiders' sole representative on the list, which is no small thing given the competition across the country. He was one of six Big 12 players named, joining Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita, BYU running back LJ Martin, Oklahoma State running back Caleb Hawkins, Utah quarterback Devon Dampier, and West Virginia running back Cam (the source cuts off there).

For Tech fans, this is another line on a growing list of preseason recognition for the program heading into the season. Dickey shouldering the Big 12 representation alone signals that people outside of Lubbock are paying attention to what he brings to the backfield.

Running backs don't typically dominate Walter Camp conversations the way quarterbacks do, so Dickey cracking a 50-player list as a ball carrier says something about the kind of season expectations are building around him at Jones AT&T Stadium.

Making the watch list means he's at least in the conversation before a single snap of the 2025 season has been played.

Common questions

Which Big 12 players are on the Walter Camp Award watch list with Dickey?

Dickey was named alongside five other Big 12 players: Arizona quarterback Noah Fifita, BYU running back LJ Martin, Oklahoma State running back Caleb Hawkins, Utah quarterback Devon Dampier, and a West Virginia running back whose full name was not available in the source.

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