SEC reveals Week 14 Offensive, Defensive Players of the Week

The SEC wrapped up the 2024 regular season this past Saturday, and we now know that Georgia and Texas will be facing off in the SEC Championship Game.

There were some big-time individual performances this past week, and those players received recognition from the conference. Here’s a look at the Week 14 SEC Players of the Week:

WK 14 | SEC Football Players of the Week

OFFENSIVE
LaNorris Sellers, @GamecockFB
Quintrevion Wisner, @TexasFootball

DEFENSIVE
Whit Weeks, @LSUfootball
Vernon Broughton, @TexasFootball

SPECIAL TEAMS
Aaron Anderson, @LSUfootball
Kai Kroeger, @GamecockFB

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— Southeastern Conference (@SEC) December 2, 2024

There were Co-Offensive Players of the Week in Week 14 as South Carolina QB LaNoris Sellers and Texas RB Quintrevion Wisner shared the honors.

Sellers put the Gamecocks on his back in the 17-14 win against Clemson on Saturday. He threw for 164 yards and 1 interception, but it was on the ground where he made his presence felt. He finished with 16 carries for 166 yards and 2 touchdowns, including the final score on a 20-yard run with 1:08 left to get the win.

Wisner had a huge game for the Longhorns in the win against Texas A&M, as he finished the game with 33 rushes for 186 yards. He also had 2 catches for 21 yards, and he helped Texas just physically wear out the Aggies in the second half of the game.

It wasn’t just on the offensive side of the ball were there were multiple players who had huge weeks, as there were also Co-Defensive Players of the Week on defense.

LSU LB Whit Weeks helped the Tigers beat Oklahoma by having 15 tackles,  1 sack and 1 forced fumble. He has been terrific all year for the Tigers, as he finished the regular season with 114 tackles, 3.5 sacks and 2 forced fumbles.

Texas defensive lineman Vernon Boughton had a big game against Texas A&M, as he finished with 4 tackles, 2 sacks and 1 fumble recovery. Entering the game, he had only 1 sack on the year, and helped the Longhorns hold the Aggies to only 248 yards of offense.

Mark Kern