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Athlon Sports has honored three Blue Raider football players on its preseason All-Sun Belt Conference team.

 

Athlon's college football preview edition hits newsstands this week and honors Middle Tennessee's Brandon Westbrook, Julius Gant, and Robert Billings as All-Conference performers.

 

Billings solidified his reputation as one of the Sun Belt's top punters with an average of 42.6 yards per kick in 2002, good enough to place him second in single season average. He also set a school record with a 56.5 average against New Mexico State, which included a career-long 68-yarder. Billings was listed on the Football Writers Association of American All-America Watch List and the Ray Guy Award list. He went on to earn First Team All-Sun Belt honors.

 

Billings' Bio

 

Football season will get underway when the team reports for fall camp on July 31. After a newly instated five-day acclimation period, the team will begin team workouts on August 7. The Blue Raiders will kick off the 2003 campaign on Thursday, August 28 in Floyd Stadium against Florida Atlantic.

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