UK football linebacker Courtney Love, known for his talent on the football field and work ethic in the community, has been named to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team.

The honor is given to players who go above and beyond in community service. Love leads the Cats in community service hours and is the 14th Kentucky player to be named to the team. 

“I’m so proud of Courtney,” head coach Mark Stoops said in a press release. “He exemplifies everything you’re looking for in a student-athlete. The fact he’s being recognized on a national level doesn’t surprise me because of the way he serves other people. “

The team was selected by the Allstate Insurance Company and the American Football Coaches Association. Love is one of 11 college football Bowl Subdivision players to be named to the team.

Love was previously named to the 2016 SEC Community Service Team, and has been nominated for several other national awards relating to community service.

The members of the Good Works Team are also invited to the 2018 AllState Sugar Bowl, where they will participate in a special community service project and get recognized at halftime.

The team captain of the Good Works Team will be decided by a fan vote. People wishing to vote for the Good Works Team captain can do so by visiting ESPN.com/Allstate.