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Darien's Stueber Walter Camp Connecticut Player of Year

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Darien’s Andrew Stueber, a senior offensive lineman for Michigan, has been selected as Walter Camp’s 2019 Connecticut Player of the Year.

The award is presented to the top college football player who is a resident and/or played scholastically in the state of Connecticut. The award is voted on by the Walter Camp Football Foundation membership.

An honorable mention All-Big Ten selection, Stueber started at right tackle and right guard for the Wolverines. Stueber is the first Michigan player to earn Walter Camp Connecticut Player of Year honors.

Stueber did not take any penalties and surrendered just one sack among four total pressures all season. He was awarded a pass-blocking efficiency grade of 98.3, among the highest scores in the Big Ten.

An Academic All-Big Ten honoree, Stueber is currently enrolled in the Stephen M. Ross School of Business pursuing a degree in business administration.

Stueber led Darien to two state titles (2015 and 2016) was a two-time Walter Camp All-Connecticut first team honoree under coach Rob Trifone.

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Stueber joins the members of the 2020 Walter Camp All-America First and Second teams, Player of the Year DeVonta Smith (Alabama) and Coach of the Year Jamey Chadwell (Coastal Carolina) as the 2020 honorees.