Prospects to watch in Jan. 2 bowls Tony Pauline>INSIDE COLLEGE FOOTBALL

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Below, a breakdown of the players to watch Monday, as well as a projection as to where they'll be drafted. (*denotes underclassmen)
A full schedule of the 2011-12 bowl season can be found here.

Monday, Jan. 2
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Houston
Case Keenum, QB (No. 7) -- The record-setting NCAA signal caller is considered an average NFL prospect by scouts despite his eye-popping stats. Keenum lacks the physical skills to be an early pick in the draft yet his approach to the game and mental intangibles are a good fit for a west-coast offense. 6th Round

Patrick Edwards, WR (No. 83) -- Edwards has been one of the prime beneficiaries of the Cougars air attack. He's an ultra-productive wideout that will be a good fit as a slot receiver and punt returner at the next level. 6th/7th Round

Penn State
Devon Still, DT (No. 71) -- Still comes off a tremendous senior campaign and is watching his draft stock soar. He's a hardworking interior lineman who plays until the whistle blows. He moves toward April's draft as one of the highest rated defensive tackles available. 1st Round


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Melvin Ingram, DE-OLB (No. 6) -- Ingram was a one man wrecking crew this season, sacking quarterbacks, intercepting passes and scoring touchdowns. He has the uncanny ability to make big plays that alter the momentum of games in his team's favor. Ingram will be used at a variety of defensive positions at the next level and has the ability to produce as a rookie. 2nd Round

Scouts only have Ingram as a 2nd rounder? Love to get him in the 2nd round.