Towson University quarterback Tom Flacco has been voted the Eastern College Athletic Conference FCS Offensive Player of the Year.In addition, three Towson players were honored as All-ECAC First Team: Flacco at quarterback, Matt Kauffman at offensive lineman and Aidan O'Neill at kicker.Flacco was Towson's starting quarterback all season, earning CAA Offensive Player of the Year. In 12 games, the redshirt junior racked up 3,251 passing yards and 28 passing touchdowns, also having 742 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns.Kauffman started all 12 games at tackle for Towson, recently being named an All-American by the Walter Camp Foundation. The senior helped the Tigers score 34.5 points a game and gain 465 yards a contest.O’Neill adds this honor to his two All-America awards this season. The junior and all-time leader in field goals in Towson history scored 108 points in 2018, going 22-for-29 (75.9 percent) on field goals and 42-for-43 (97.7 percent) on extra points.Towson went to the FCS Playoffs this year for the first time since 2013, having finished third in the CAA at 5-3 and 7-5 overall.This is the first ECAC yearly honor for Towson since 2016, when Shane Simpson was the league's Offensive Rookie of the Year.

Towson University quarterback Tom Flacco has been voted the Eastern College Athletic Conference FCS Offensive Player of the Year.

In addition, three Towson players were honored as All-ECAC First Team: Flacco at quarterback, Matt Kauffman at offensive lineman and Aidan O'Neill at kicker.


Flacco was Towson's starting quarterback all season, earning CAA Offensive Player of the Year. In 12 games, the redshirt junior racked up 3,251 passing yards and 28 passing touchdowns, also having 742 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns.

Kauffman started all 12 games at tackle for Towson, recently being named an All-American by the Walter Camp Foundation. The senior helped the Tigers score 34.5 points a game and gain 465 yards a contest.

O’Neill adds this honor to his two All-America awards this season. The junior and all-time leader in field goals in Towson history scored 108 points in 2018, going 22-for-29 (75.9 percent) on field goals and 42-for-43 (97.7 percent) on extra points.

Towson went to the FCS Playoffs this year for the first time since 2013, having finished third in the CAA at 5-3 and 7-5 overall.

This is the first ECAC yearly honor for Towson since 2016, when Shane Simpson was the league's Offensive Rookie of the Year.