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There are a couple intriguing guys on that list
Brian Lainhart, Safety, Kent State 6-1 #210
Career Lainhart’s 17 career interceptions rank second in school history (two shy of Lou Harris’ record) and are the most among active BCS players Contributed to 20 turnovers in a 30 game span (15 interceptions & five fumbles; also causing two other fumbles that were recovered by the opposition) Totaled 344 career tackles
Korey Woods CB Southern Illinois 5-10 # 185 - The athletic Lindsey can shut down an opposing wide receiver or make a big hit on a tight end. He is a two-time selection on the All-Missouri Valley Football Conference First Team, picking off six passes in each of the last two seasons - His quickness, ball skills, change of direction, and fluid hips are among the skills that few corners have making him one of the best in the nation.
Bruce Miller OLB, Central Florida 6-2 #250 He's a sack artist, one that may translate best as an OLB in a 3-4 system in the NFL. – 2010 Started all 14 games and ended the season with 63 tackles including a team-high 13.5 tackles for loss, a team-high 8.5 sacks, two interceptions returned for touchdowns, two pass break-ups, 18 quarterback hurries, and two forced fumbles - Miller joins Adalius Thomas of Southern Miss (1998-99) as the only repeat winners of C-USA Defensive Player of the Year prize. Miller leads all players nationally with his 34 career sacks, a number which matches Florida State's Peter Boulware (1994-96) for the fourth most ever by an FBS player in the talent-rich state of Florida
Brandon Fusco C Slippery Rock 6-4 #305 - Fusco is the most decorated player in Slippery Rock history - winning the Riminigton AND Upshaw Awards as the best center and lineman in D-II, as well as consensus All-American and invitations to the Cactus, Shrine, and NFLPA Game all-star games and the NFL Combine. Fusco was converted from tackle in 2007 and started all 44 games while at The Rock and was team captain in his junior and senior seasons.
Big, smart and physical. Exceptional size for a center, he has long, strong arms that he uses to dominate opposing defenders. Once he 'locks down' it is difficult for the defender to break get around him. In run blocking uses leverage to get under the defender and move him out of the hole - willing and able to make downfield blocks as well. Good balance and footwork in pass protection; able to extend arms and lock-out against the bull-rush. Noted by coaches and teammates as leader and strong-off season worker
Derek Newton OT Arkansas St. 6-5 #310 He's quite mobile and agile, very athletic he can zone out and combo block, he moves smoothly to the second level and gets his hat on moving targets, LBs and DBs, Newton has some physical tools to work with, however he is not as polished as you’d like in his pass protection footwork. There is no doubt he needs to be bulked up and coached up
Brian Lainhart, Safety, Kent State 6-1 #210
Career Lainhart’s 17 career interceptions rank second in school history (two shy of Lou Harris’ record) and are the most among active BCS players Contributed to 20 turnovers in a 30 game span (15 interceptions & five fumbles; also causing two other fumbles that were recovered by the opposition) Totaled 344 career tackles
Korey Woods CB Southern Illinois 5-10 # 185 - The athletic Lindsey can shut down an opposing wide receiver or make a big hit on a tight end. He is a two-time selection on the All-Missouri Valley Football Conference First Team, picking off six passes in each of the last two seasons - His quickness, ball skills, change of direction, and fluid hips are among the skills that few corners have making him one of the best in the nation.
Bruce Miller OLB, Central Florida 6-2 #250 He's a sack artist, one that may translate best as an OLB in a 3-4 system in the NFL. – 2010 Started all 14 games and ended the season with 63 tackles including a team-high 13.5 tackles for loss, a team-high 8.5 sacks, two interceptions returned for touchdowns, two pass break-ups, 18 quarterback hurries, and two forced fumbles - Miller joins Adalius Thomas of Southern Miss (1998-99) as the only repeat winners of C-USA Defensive Player of the Year prize. Miller leads all players nationally with his 34 career sacks, a number which matches Florida State's Peter Boulware (1994-96) for the fourth most ever by an FBS player in the talent-rich state of Florida
Brandon Fusco C Slippery Rock 6-4 #305 - Fusco is the most decorated player in Slippery Rock history - winning the Riminigton AND Upshaw Awards as the best center and lineman in D-II, as well as consensus All-American and invitations to the Cactus, Shrine, and NFLPA Game all-star games and the NFL Combine. Fusco was converted from tackle in 2007 and started all 44 games while at The Rock and was team captain in his junior and senior seasons.
Big, smart and physical. Exceptional size for a center, he has long, strong arms that he uses to dominate opposing defenders. Once he 'locks down' it is difficult for the defender to break get around him. In run blocking uses leverage to get under the defender and move him out of the hole - willing and able to make downfield blocks as well. Good balance and footwork in pass protection; able to extend arms and lock-out against the bull-rush. Noted by coaches and teammates as leader and strong-off season worker
Derek Newton OT Arkansas St. 6-5 #310 He's quite mobile and agile, very athletic he can zone out and combo block, he moves smoothly to the second level and gets his hat on moving targets, LBs and DBs, Newton has some physical tools to work with, however he is not as polished as you’d like in his pass protection footwork. There is no doubt he needs to be bulked up and coached up
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