1958 Little All-America college football team

The 1958 Little All-America college football team is composed of college football players from small colleges and universities who were selected by the Associated Press (AP) as the best players at each position. For 1958, the AP selected three teams of 11 players each, with no separate defensive platoons.

The first-team backfield included: quarterback John Greene who led Chattanooga to an upset victory over Tennessee; Robert Webb of St. Ambrose who gained 1,592 yards; and Ed Meador of Arkansas Tech who averaged 150 yards per game.

Guard Carlos Gonzales of Cal Poly was the only junior chosen for the first team and the heaviest player selected at 230 pounds.

First-team

Position	Player	Team
B	John Greene	Chattanooga
	Sam McCord	East Texas
	Robert Webb	St. Ambrose
	Ed Meador	Arkansas Tech
E	Robert Yencho	Mississippi Southern
	Tom Taylor	Albion
T	Richard Emerich	West Chester
	Robert Baake	Wheaton (IL)
G	Carlos Gonzalez	Cal Poly
	Charles Davis	McMurry
C	William Long	Willamette

Second-team

Position	Player	Team
B	William Benson	Hampden–Sydney
	Charles Tolar	Northwestern Louisiana
	Wesley Gideon	Trinity (TX)
	George Dixon	Bridgeport
E	Jerry Richardson	Wofford
	Peter Kasson	Ripon
T	Larry Termolen	Hope
	Glenn Morgan	Flagstaff State
G	Larry Palvino	Rochester
	Claude Pellingsly	Northeastern Oklahoma
C	Michael Banyas	East Tennessee State

Third-team

Position	Player	Team
B	William Berrier	Juniata
	Junior Wolfe	Panhandle A&M
	Robert Swiggum	Gustavus Adolphus
	Fred Cason	Tampa
E	Nicholas Bottini	Buffalo
	Joe Driskill	Northeast Louisiana
T	Richard Cahill	Humboldt State
	Larry MaGuire	Central Washington
G	George Worley	St. Benedict's (KS)
	James Hardin	Western Kentucky
C	Joe Murphy	Lenoir–Rhyne

See also

• 1958 College Football All-America Team