The 2023 AP Preseason All-America team for the 2023 college football season was announced on Monday. The list was headlined by USC quarterback and reigning Heisman Trophy winner Caleb Williams ,who was named the first team signal-caller.The AP Preseason All-America list stands as a highly anticipated annual tradition. This list, compiled by the Associated Press (AP), showcases the players deemed most likely to excel in their respective positions during the upcoming college football season.Notably, the list is compiled by the same panel which votes for the annual preseason top 25 teams. The selections are based on a combination of previous achievements, anticipated growth, and the impact these individuals could have on their teams and conferences.The list come in first and second teams for both offense and defense. As the 2023 college football season approaches, let’s take a look at the top stars who made the AP Preseason first and second teams.Who made the 2023 AP Preseason All-America?The first team offense also had Ohio State wide receiver duo Marvin Harrison Jr and Emeka Egbuka after an impressive 2022 season. Michigan running back Blake Corum, Georgia tight end Brock Bowers and Notre Dame offensive tackle Joe Alt also made the list.The second team offense, on the other hand, is led by North Carolina quarterback Drake Maye. He is joined by the likes of Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy, Wisconsin running back Braelon Allen, Alabama offensive tackle JC Latham, and LSU wide receiver Malik Nabers.The first team defense also boasts top-quality players who had an impressive year in 2022. We have the likes of LSU linebacker Harold Perkins, Alabama cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry, Georgia linebacker Jason Dumas, and Cincinnati defensive lineman Dontay Corleone.On the other hand, the second team defense had the likes of Alabama edge rusher Dallas Turner, Clemson defensive lineman Tyler Davis, and Georgia safety Javon Bullard. Michigan defensive back Will Johnson and Notre Dame cornerback Ben Morrison also feature on the list after an impressive freshman year.Teams and Conferences with most players on the AP Preseason All-AmericaTwo-time defending national champion Georgia Bulldogs had the most players on the first team list with four. This includes tight end Brock Bowers, center Sedrick Van Pran, safety Malaki Starks, and linebacker Jamon Dumas-Johnson. Safety Javon Bullard was also featured in the second team.Ohio State holds second place with three players on the first team AP Preseason All-America. Linebacker Tommy Eichenberg joined the wide receiver duo, who formed a brilliant partnership with C.J. Stroud last season, Marvin Harrison Jr, and Emeka Egbuka.The Big Ten leads the way among conferences with 12 first team selections and was followed by the Southeastern Conference, which had seven players on the first team. The Pac-12, which currently finds itself facing an existential threat, had five players.First team offense AP Preseason All-America 2023Quarterback -- Caleb Williams, junior, USCRunning back -- Blake Corum, senior, MichiganRunning back -- Quinshon Judkins, sophomore, Ole MissTackle -- Joe Alt, junior, Notre DameTackle -- Olu Fashanu, junior, Penn StateGuard -- Cooper Beebe, senior, Kansas StateGuard -- Zak Zinter, senior, MichiganCenter -- Sedrick Van Pran, junior, GeorgiaTight end -- Brock Bowers, junior, GeorgiaWide receiver -- Marvin Harrison Jr., junior, Ohio StateWide receiver -- Rome Odunze, senior, WashingtonWide receiver -- Emeka Egbuka, junior, Ohio StateAll-purpose player -- Travis Hunter, sophomore, ColoradoKicker -- Joshua Karty, senior, StanfordFirst Team Defense AP Preseason All-America 2023Edge rusher -- Jared Verse, senior, Florida StateEdge rusher -- Bralen Trice, senior, WashingtonInterior lineman -- Jer 'Zhan Newton, senior, IllinoisInterior lineman -- Dontay Corleone, junior, CincinnatiLinebacker -- Harold Perkins, sophomore, LSULinebacker -- Jason Dumas-Johnson, junior, GeorgiaLinebacker -- Tommy Eichenberg, senior, Ohio StateCornerback -- Kool-aid McKinstry, junior, AlabamaCornerback -- Kalen King, junior, Penn StateSafety -- Kam Kinchens, junior, MiamiSafety -- Malaki Starks, sophomore, GeorgiaDefensive back -- Cooper DeJean, junior, IowaPunter -- Tory Taylor, senior, IowaSecond Team Offense AP Preseason All-America 2023Quarterback -- Drake Maye, sophomore, North CarolinaRunning back -- Raheim Sanders, junior, ArkansasRunning back -- Braelon Allen, junior, WisconsinTackle --JC Latham, junior, AlabamaTackle -- Kelvin Banks, sophomore, TexasGuard -- Donovan Jackson, junior, Ohio StateGuard --Christian Mahogany, senior, Boston CollegeCenter -- Zach Frazier, senior, West VirginiaTight end -- Oronde Gadsden, junior, SyracuseWide receiver -- Xavier Worthy, junior, TexasWide receiver -- Malik Nabers, junior, LSUWide receiver -- Jacob Cowing, senior, ArizonaAll-purpose player -- Will Shipley, junior, ClemsonKicker -- John Hoyland, junior, WyomingSecond Team Defense AP Preseason All-America 2023Edge rusher -- J.T. Tuimoloau, junior, Ohio StateEdge rusher -- Dallas Turner, junior, AlabamaInterior lineman -- Tyler Davis, senior, ClemsonInterior lineman -- Mekhi Wingo, junior, LSULinebacker -- Jeremiah Trotter, junior, ClemsonLinebacker -- Barrett Carter, junior, ClemsonLinebacker -- Cedric Gray, senior, North CarolinaCornerback -- Josh Newton, senior, TCUCornerback -- Ben Morrison, sophomore, Notre DameSafety -- Calen Bullock, junior, USCSafety -- Javon Bullard, junior, GeorgiaDefensive back -- Will Johnson, sophomore, MichiganPunter -- Kai Kroeger, senior, South Carolina