Starks Voted Team MVP

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December 03, 2004 | Football

Senior defensive back Scott Starks earned Wisconsin's Jimmy Demetral MVP Award to highlight the 2004 Badger football banquet at the Marriott West Hotel in Middleton Friday night.

Starks was voted by his teammates as the Badgers' MVP.

Other award winners included:

Scout Team Offense Player of the Year: QB Craig Meier

Scout Team Defensive Player of the Year: LB Nick Sutton

Co-Rookie of the Year: LB Andy Crooks and DL Jamal Cooper

Special Teams Award: P Ken DeBauche

Ivan B. Williamson Scholastic Award: DB Jim Leonhard

Tom Wiesner Award: DB Zach Hampton

Jay Seiler Coaches Appreciation Award: Erasmus James

Wayne Souza Coaches Appreciation Award: Dan Buenning

The Captains' Cup: Assoc. AD John Chadima

WKOW-TV sports director Jay Wilson served as emcee for the event that annually caps the Wisconsin football program's regular season.

The Badgers begin practice on Saturday in preparation for their Jan. 1 meeting with Georgia in the Outback Bowl.

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