Lindenwood quarterback Philip Staback headlined the 2010 AFCA NAIA Coaches' All-American Team which was released today. Staback is the first Lions quarterback and the third Lindenwood player to receive AFCA All-American honors.

Staback, the 2010 HAAC Offensive MVP, completed 75.3 percent of his passes this season, becoming just the second player in NAIA history to complete over 70 percent of his throws. He threw for 3,329 yards and 34 touchdowns, and had just eight interceptions. He led the NAIA in pass efficiency (225.0) and passing yards per game (332.9), and was third in total offense per game (344.2).

Much of the Lindenwood record book was rewritten by Staback this season. Among the single-game records broken were total offense and most touchdown passes. Single-season records set included total offense, total offense per game, passing yards per game, and completion percentage.

For his career, the senior threw for 6,710 yards in just two seasons. He set a Lindenwood career record with 70 touchdown passes. Staback completed over 70 percent of his passes and averaged 279.6 passing yards a game. He also rushed for 328 yards and eight touchdowns.

Staback directed a Lindenwood offense that led the NAIA this past season with 52.5 points, 358.7 passing yards, and 551.5 total offense yards a game. The Lions went 9-2 on the season and advanced to the NAIA Football Championship Series for the fourth straight season.