[College Sports News]

Eight members of the Bruin football squad were named to the 2006 All-Pac-10 team selected by the league's coaches, it was announced today. Senior defensive end Justin Hickman and senior place kicker Justin Medlock were named to the first team while junior defensive end Bruce Davis and junior strong safety Chris Horton.

Eight Bruin Football Players Honored by Pac-10

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Here's some more on these two All-Pac-10 first teamers from the article.

Hickman is second nationally with 1.14 quarterback sacks per game (12.5 total) and fifth (tied) in tackles for loss (1.68 - 18.5 total). He ranks first in the Pac-10 in both sacks and tackles for losses. Twice this season, he has recorded three solo sacks in a game (Notre Dame, Rice). On the year, he has made 37 total tackles (27 solos) and leads the Bruins in sacks (12.5) and tackles for loss (18.5). He ranks third (tied) on UCLA's single-season sack list (the record is 16.5 by Dave Ball in 2003) and sixth on the single-season tackles for loss list. He is ninth on the career sack list and 17th on the career tackles for loss list.

Medlock has made 24 of 28 field goals (he had a string of 14 straight halted at Notre Dame) -- 85.7% -- and all 25 PATs for a team-high 97 points. He ranks first nationally in field goals (2.18 per game) and 10th in the NCAA and first in the Pac-10 in scoring (8.82). His 97 points are a career high and rank No. 11 on UCLA's single-season scoring list and his 24 field goals are the second-most in school history. His 24 field goals rank No. 2 on UCLA's single-season list, trailing only John Lee's 32 in 1984. His streak of 14 straight was the third longest single-season streak in school history behind John Lee's 18 in 1985 (he made 22 straight over two seasons) and Chris Sailer's 15 straight in 1997. Medlock is second on UCLA's career field goal list with 66. His career percentage (.786) is third among Bruins with at least 21 career field goals. Medlock also ranks second on the career scoring list with 341 points, moving into the No. 2 spot against Oregon State.

That Hickman sounds like a beast. What are his NFL prospects looking like right now, anyway?

[College Sports News]

UCLA place kicker Justin Medlock and defensive end Justin Hickman were selected to two more All-America teams today.

Justin Medlock and Justin Hickman Earn More Honors