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http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/writers/don_banks/04/01/nfl-draft-prospects/
At Fort Valley State, Lockette became a Division II national champion in the 200 meters and a three-time All-America. After talking about his plans to break the NFL combine record of 4.24 in the 40-yard dash, Lockette ran a 4.37, which still tied for the fastest time turned in this year. His 2010 production in football was nothing special: 23 catches for 262 yards with one touchdown, and a 24.0-yard average kickoff return.
ANDREW PHILLIPS, OG, Stanford
I'm not sure I heard a more compelling story this draft season than the one belonging to fifth-year senior Stanford guard Andrew Phillips. He played the entire 2010 season, a most memorable one for Jim Harbaugh's Orange Bowl-winning Cardinal, with a heart burdened by family loss.
Andrew Phillips is considered a tough and intelligent draft prospect and a potential late-round pick. He's a two-time All-Pac 10 honorable mention selection and was a vital cog in a Stanford offensive line that has helped produce two of the three most prolific rushing seasons in school history. His senior season was a very good one on the field, and a heartbreaking one away from it. The NFL team that calls his name will be getting a young man and a player who has been tested in ways that transcend the game.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/20.../nfl-draft-prospects/index.html#ixzz1IKGJN2q2
At Fort Valley State, Lockette became a Division II national champion in the 200 meters and a three-time All-America. After talking about his plans to break the NFL combine record of 4.24 in the 40-yard dash, Lockette ran a 4.37, which still tied for the fastest time turned in this year. His 2010 production in football was nothing special: 23 catches for 262 yards with one touchdown, and a 24.0-yard average kickoff return.
ANDREW PHILLIPS, OG, Stanford
I'm not sure I heard a more compelling story this draft season than the one belonging to fifth-year senior Stanford guard Andrew Phillips. He played the entire 2010 season, a most memorable one for Jim Harbaugh's Orange Bowl-winning Cardinal, with a heart burdened by family loss.
Andrew Phillips is considered a tough and intelligent draft prospect and a potential late-round pick. He's a two-time All-Pac 10 honorable mention selection and was a vital cog in a Stanford offensive line that has helped produce two of the three most prolific rushing seasons in school history. His senior season was a very good one on the field, and a heartbreaking one away from it. The NFL team that calls his name will be getting a young man and a player who has been tested in ways that transcend the game.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/20.../nfl-draft-prospects/index.html#ixzz1IKGJN2q2
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