When Clemson topped Alabama on Monday night to capture the 2018 national championship, it marked the last of the 40 games that make up college football's postseason.
The year's USA TODAY Sports all-bowl team is led at quarterback by Clemson's Trevor Lawrence, who tossed three touchdowns without an interception as the Tigers surprisingly defeated the Crimson Tide in overwhelming fashion.
Across two College Football Playoff games, Lawrence accounted for 674 passing yards and six touchdowns without an interception. Not bad for a true freshman.
Lawrence has some familiar faces joining him on the team. Four teammates earned selections, giving Clemson five, the most of any school in the postseason.
OFFENSE
QB: Trevor Lawrence, Clemson
He threw for 327 yards and three scores against Notre Dame and another 347 yards and three touchdowns against Alabama and won a national title to cap the best season by a true freshman quarterback.
RB: Trayeon Williams, Texas A&M
RB: Mohamed Ibrahim, Minnesota
Williams set a new Gator Bowl record with 236 rushing yards on just 19 carries in the Aggies' 52-13 win against North Carolina State. Ibrahim closed his freshman season with 224 yards and two scores in the Gophers' 34-10 win against Georgia Tech in the Quick Lane Bowl.
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