Ralph D. Russo | The Associated Press | December 16, 2015 FCS football: Prukop, 3-time 1st-teamer Kupp lead AP FCS All-America team Share Montana State quarterback Dakota Prukop, who plans to transfer to Oregon next season, leads The Associated Press FCS All-America team, along with three-time first-team selection Cooper Kupp of Eastern Washington. The team also includes running backs Marshaun Coprich of Illinois State and Lamar's Kade Harrington, who are finalists for FCS offensive player of the year with Kupp. Kupp, a junior, has 114 catches for 1,642 yards and 19 touchdowns, all tops in FBS. Prukop told Fox Sports on Tuesday he plans to transfer to Oregon, where he can be immediately eligible to play next season after graduating. The junior has passed for 3,025 yards and 28 touchdowns and run for 797 yards and 11 scores. Prukop will be the second straight AP FCS All-America quarterback to transfer to Oregon, following Vernon Adams of Eastern Washington. Montana defensive end Tyrone Homes, who leads the nation with 18 sacks, highlights the defense. North Dakota State offensive tackle Joe Haeg, South Carolina State defensive lineman Javon Hargrave, Villanova linebacker Don Cherry and Prairie View A&M all-purpose player Johnta' Hebert were all selected to the first team for the second straight season. AP FCS FIRST TEAM Position Player Year School Position Player Year School OFFENSE DEFENSE QB Dakota Prukop Junior Montana State DL Tyrone Holmes Senior Montana RB Marshaun Coprich Senior Illinois State DL Noah Spencer Junior Eastern Kentucky RB Kade Harrington Junior Lamar DL Javon Hargrave Senior South Carolina State OL Joe Haeg Senior North Dakota State DL James Cowser Senior Southern Utah OL Donald Jackson III Senior Sam Houston State LB Deon King Senior Norfolk State OL Clay DeBord Senior Eastern Washington LB Stephen Hodge Senior Fordham OL Nick Ritcher Senior Richmond LB Don Cherry Senior Villanova OL Cole Toner Senior Harvard DB Patrick Onwuasor Senior Portland State WR Cooper Kupp Junior Eastern Washington DB Deiondre' Hall Senior Northern Iowa WR Jake Wieneke Sophomore South Dakota State DB DeAndre Houston-Carson Senior William & Mary TE Ben Braunecker Senior Harvard DB Jermaine Hough Senior Jacksonville State All-Purpose Johnta' Hebert Senior Prairie View A&M P Ryan Hawkins Senior Northern Arizona K Anthony Pistelli Senior Samford AP FCS SECOND TEAM Position Player Year School Position Player Year School OFFENSE Defense QB Eli Jenkins Junior Jacksonville State DL Victor Ochi Senior Stony Brook RB Chase Edmonds Sophomore Fordham DL Chima Uzowihe Senior Liberty RB Jacobi Green Senior Richmond DL Keionta Davis Junior Chattanooga OL Corey Levin Junior Chattanooga DL Mitchel Jeter Senior The Citadel OL Jonathan Burgess Senior Liberty LB Christian Kuntz Senior Duquesne OL Ben Curtis Senior Delaware LB Darnell Sankey Senior Sacramento State OL Aaron Neary Senior Eastern Washington LB Myke Tavarres Senior Incarnate Word OL Bruce Johnson Senior Maine DB Dee Delany Sophomore The Citadel WR Brian Brown Junior Richmond DB Donald Payne Junior Stetson WR Jamaal Jones Senior Montana DB Harlan Miller Senior Southeastern Louisiana TE Beau Sandland Senior Montana State DB Wallace Scott Senior McNeese State All Purpose John Santiago Freshman North Dakota P Ben LeCompte Senior North Dakota State K Nick Dorka Sophomore William & Mary AP FCS THIRD TEAM Position Player Year School Position Player Year School OFFENSE DEFENSE QB Case Cookus Freshman Northern Arizona DL O.J. Mau Senior Gardner-Webb RB Troymaine Pope Senior Jacksonville State DL Derek Rivers Junior Youngstown State RB De'Angelo Henderson Junior Coastal Carolina DL Dino Fanti Senior Eastern Illinois OL Garrick Mayweather Senior Fordham DL P.J. Hall Sophomore Sam Houston State OL Zack Johnson Junior North Dakota State LB Kourtney Berry Junior Alabama State OL John Weidenaar Senior Montana State LB Tyler Drake Senior Penn OL Mitch Kirsch Junior James Madison LB John Hugunin Senior Drake OL Erik Austell Junior Charleston Southern DB Justin Grier Senior Morehead State WR Emmanuel Butler Sophomore Northern Arizona DB David Jones Junior Richmond WR Anthony Warrum Junior Illionis State DB Casey DeAndrade Junior New Hampshire TE Eric Saubert Senior Drake DB Clayton Ewell Senior Bucknell All-Purpose Willie Quinn Senior Southern P Corey Carter Senior Texas Southern K Chris Moore Senior Northwestern State This article was written by Ralph D. 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