1980 All-Pacific-10 Conference football team

The 1980 All-Pacific-10 Conference football team consists of American football players chosen by various organizations for All-Pacific-10 Conference teams for the 1980 NCAA Division I-A football season.

Offensive selections[]

Quarterbacks[]

• John Elway, Stanford (AP-1)
• Tom Flick, Washington (AP-2)

Running backs[]

• Marcus Allen, USC (AP-1)
• Freeman McNeil, UCLA (AP-1)
• Darrin Nelson, Stanford (AP-1)
• Willie Gittens, Arizona St. (AP-2)
• Tony Robinson, Oregon St. (AP-2)
• Toussaint Tyler, Washington (AP-2)

Wide receivers[]

• Ken Margerum, Stanford (AP-1)
• Andre Tyler, Stanford (AP-1)
• John Mistler, Arizona St. (AP-2)
• Cormac Carney, UCLA (AP-2)

Tight ends[]

• Tim Wrightman, UCLA (AP-1)
• Hoby Brenner, USC (AP-2)

Tackles[]

• Keith Van Horne, USC (AP-1)
• Brian Holloway, Stanford (AP-1)
• Randy Van Divier, Washington (AP-2)
• Bill Jensen, Arizona (AP-2)

Guards[]

• Larry Lee, UCLA (AP-1)
• Roy Foster, USC (AP-1)
• Greg Sykes, Washington St. (AP-2)
• John Tautolo, UCLA (AP-2)

Centers[]

• John Macauley, Stanford (AP-1)
• Roger Levasa, Oregon St. (AP-2)

Defensive selections[]

Linemen[]

• Irv Eatman, UCLA (AP-1)
• Vince Goldsmith, Oregon (AP-1)
• Dennis Edwards, USC (AP-1)
• George Achica, USC (AP-1)
• Mike Robinson, Arizona (AP-2)
• Fletcher Jenkins, Washington (AP-2)
• Mark Jerue, Washington (AP-2)
• Rusty Olsen, Washington (AP-2)

Linebackers[]

• Avon Riley, UCLA (AP-1)
• Chip Banks, USC (AP-1)
• Vernon Maxwell, Arizona St. (AP-1)
• Rich Dixon, California (AP-1)
• Riki Gray, USC (AP-2)
• Bryan Hinkle, Oregon (AP-2)
• Milt McColl, Stanford (AP-2)
• Mark Stewart, Washington (AP-2)

Defensive backs[]

• Kenny Easley, UCLA (AP-1)
• Dennis Smith, USC (AP-1)
• Ronnie Lott, USC (AP-1)
• Dave Liggins, Arizona (AP-1)
• Marcellus Greene, Arizona (AP-2)
• Lupe Sanchez, UCLA (AP-2)
• Ron Coccimiglio, California (AP-2)
• Mike Richardson, Arizona St. (AP-2)

Special teams[]

Placekickers[]

• Chuck Nelson, Washington (AP-1)
• Mick Luckhurst, California (AP-2)

Punters[]

• Mike Black, Arizona St. (AP-1)
• Sergio Vega, Arizona (AP-2)

Return specialists[]

• Willie Gittens, Arizona St. (AP-1)
• Ken Gardner, Washington (AP-2)

Key[]

AP = Associated Press^[1]

See also[]

• 1980 College Football All-America Team

References[]