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(STATS) -- It was going to be very difficult for the Big Sky coaches to decide between Eastern Washingtons Cooper Kupp and Gage Gubrud in determining the conferences Offensive Player of the Year.As it turns out, they just couldnt choose one over the other.For the first time in conference history, two players from the same school were selected as the Big Sky Offensive Player of the Year.Kupp, the 2015 STATS FCS Offensive Player of the Year, became just the fourth player in league history to be named to the Big Sky first team four times. He finished the year with league highs of 91 receptions for 1,297 yards to go with 12 touchdowns.Gubrud, a sophomore, was also a unanimous selection to the first team after leading the conference with 4,086 passing yards with 40 touchdowns. He also led EWU with 463 rushing yards.The duo helped the Eagles go 10-1 and earn the No. 2 seed in the FCS playoffs.Eastern Washington had a conference-high seven players named to the first team and has now had the Big Skys Offensive Player of the Year in 12 of the last 16 seasons.The defensive player of the year went to North Dakota safety Cole Reyes, who made 58 tackles, five tackles for loss, and had three interceptions, along with forcing two fumbles. The junior led the Fighting Hawks to a 9-2 record and the playoffs seventh seed.Montana State dual-threat quarterback Chris Murray was named the Big Sky Freshman of the Year, rushing for 860 yards and 12 touchdowns while throwing for 778 yards and six scores.Weber State transfer Andrew Vollert received Big Sky Newcomer of the Year honors after leading the Wildcats with 757 yards and 57 receptions. The tight end, who began his career at San Jose State, also caught six touchdown passes.The coach of the year will be announced Wednesday.---=BIG SKY POSTSEASON AWARDS=OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR -- Gage Gubrud, QB, Eastern Washington; Cooper Kupp, WR, Eastern WashingtonDEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR -- Cole Reyes, S, North DakotaFRESHMAN OF THE YEAR -- Chris Murray, QB, Montana StateNEWCOMER OF THE YEAR -- Andrew Vollert, TE, Weber StateBIG SKY FIRST TEAMOFFENSEQB -- Gage Gubrud, Eastern WashingtonRB -- John Santiago, North DakotaRB -- Malik Brown, Southern UtahFB -- Joe Protheroe, Cal PolyOT -- Michael Coe, North DakotaOT -- Matt Fisher, Cal PolyOG -- J.P. 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He ran strongly despite a lack of recent match time.Robbie Fowler (2009-2010 North Queensland Fury - 26 games, nine goals; 2010-2011 Perth Glory - 28 games, nine goals): A Liverpool legend who earned the nickname God at Anfield, the striker netted from a penalty as the Fury went down 3-2 in their A-League debut against Sydney FC.THE BADMark Bosnich (2008 Central Coast Mariners - four games): Bosnich had not played professional football in seven years when he strapped on the gloves for Central Coast against Queensland Roar. He helped his side to a 4-2 win, but conceded free kick when one of his players ducked in the wall and was partly to blame for the Roars second goal when he came off his line to stop a break made by Massimo Murdocca and took his legs out from under him. 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