SOUTHERN DEFENSIVE BACK AHMAD TREAUDO IS "STILL PICKING OFF" POSTSEASON HONORS
12/16/2004

BATON ROUGE, La. -- After leading Division I-AA with nine interceptions, the Jaguars senior was named to The Associated Press All-America first team & the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) All-America first team on Wednesday.

Treaudo, who had the most interceptions (9) for Southern since Aeneas Williams (St. Louis Rams) tied the Southwestern Athletic Conference with 11 in 1991. Treaudo has also been tabbed as a first teamer on the Walter Camp Football Foundation All-American Team,, was earlier named to the second team of the Sports Network I-AA All-America team, first-team All-SWAC and second team of the All-Louisiana Team.

The 6-foot, 180-pound senior from New Orleans, started the year as a backup, where he played sparingly last season, but ended up with 166 yards and a touchdown on interception returns.