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| |  Posted Sunday, August 31, 2008 9:45 AM | |
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| | I love college football, but I must admit that I watch the games many times to evaluate the talent potentially avialable in the college draft. In that vein, here are some of the players that caught my eye: 1. J. Cunningham - DE - Florida He looks fast as a pass rusher but I am not sure he will hold up at the point of attack. 2. Tim Jamison - DE - Michigan He is very intriguing as a mid-round DE that could be a solid backup in the pros. 3. Doral Scott - DT - Clemson He has got a big buttock, but the fact that Alabama ran over him did not help his case. Still an interesting prospect. 4. Antonio Caldwell - C - Alabama This guy is a solid Rd 2 selection who really helped Bama run the ball last night. 5. Brandon McCrae - WR - Miss St. Sure he is a Jr, but if he comes out in the 2009 draft, I think he is the prefect replacement for Reggie Williams. I love his size at 6'4" 210 Lbs and he seems to have very good speed. More importantly he catches the ball with his hands. I think he is a Rd 4 or Rd 5 pick that could develop into a very nice No. 2 WR. |
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| | | Posted Sunday, August 31, 2008 10:31 AM | |
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| Utah K/P Louie Sakoda - Hit four field goals including one for 53 yards. He also showed some great distance on punts.
Future Jaguars: Boo Robinson, Bear Pascoe |
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| | | Posted Sunday, August 31, 2008 12:13 PM | |
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| Jags2DaDeath (8/31/2008)
Utah K/P Louie Sakoda - Hit four field goals including one for 53 yards. He also showed some great distance on punts.
Sakoda was brilliant yesterday. Only reason the Utes won. The offense did their best to give UM the game. |
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| | | Posted Sunday, August 31, 2008 2:52 PM | |
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| willie tuitama of arizona...although they played a sorry team...he did very well...im rooting for him in the draft
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| | | Posted Sunday, August 31, 2008 3:20 PM | |
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| Wake Forest DT Boo Robinson had another solid game. He put pressure on the Baylor QB and recovered a fumble. Remember that name. He is a junior that has the size and speed that you look for in an NFL tackle.
Future Jaguars: Boo Robinson, Bear Pascoe |
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| | | Posted Sunday, August 31, 2008 3:22 PM | |
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| He hasn't played yet this weekend but also watch Fresno State tight end Bear Pascoe. They play Rutgers tomorrow. He is a complete tight end. You will hear his name early next April.
Future Jaguars: Boo Robinson, Bear Pascoe |
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| | | Posted Sunday, August 31, 2008 5:25 PM | |
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| Jags2DaDeath (8/31/2008)
He hasn't played yet this weekend but also watch Fresno State tight end Bear Pascoe. They play Rutgers tomorrow. He is a complete tight end. You will hear his name early next April.I'm sorry to put a sophmore in, but Carlos Dunlap DE-Florida is a monster.
" The Jaguars will tank: Jacksonville has mishandled the quarterback position and both candidates — Byron Leftwich, designated the starter, and David Garrard — are shaky. Daunte Culpepper may be a possibility, but he also ranks as an unknown commodity these days.
That uncertainty, the slow development of receivers and the difficulty finding big plays more than offset a nice backfield combination of Fred Taylor and Maurice Jones-Drew and a high-ranking defense.
This will be Coach Jack Del Rio's last season in Jacksonville " |
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| | | Posted Sunday, August 31, 2008 5:32 PM | |
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| Joe (8/31/2008)
Jags2DaDeath (8/31/2008)
He hasn't played yet this weekend but also watch Fresno State tight end Bear Pascoe. They play Rutgers tomorrow. He is a complete tight end. You will hear his name early next April.I'm sorry to put a sophmore in, but Carlos Dunlap DE-Florida is a monster. I hate to go off-topic, but who said that piece that is in your signature?
11-04-08 I can see the brewery from my house.
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| | | Posted Sunday, August 31, 2008 5:34 PM | |
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| | CJ Spiller's kickoff return was pretty electric. but for some reason the genius known as Tommy Bowden only had Spiller touch the ball 4 times on offense. id be so mad if i was a clemson fan.
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| | | Posted Sunday, August 31, 2008 10:29 PM | |
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| I know of a WR who personally knows a friend of mine. he used to go to Boise St. but transfered to Utah or Utah St. (I don't remember which) and is a great receiver. his name is Aiona Key. I've seen his highlights and he's a monster!!
also the C/G at Stanford graduated from a private school near me. he played G mostly but I heard he's an even better C. he was projected as a 5th rounder if he entered as a Junior at G. so as a more polished senior and playing at his natural position C I think he can only be better and would be great as an heir apparent to Meester if Miller isn't what we hoped for...
| Reggie Williams + David Garrard = 10 TD's! |
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