2 Damarious Randall, FS, 5 - 11 #200 Arizona State
3 I am kinda liking Za'Darius Smith, DE, 6- 4 #270 Kentucky
7b Jermauria Rasco, DE. 6-4 #259 LSU
Rasco doesn't possess the rare blend of length and fluidity that makes his teammate, Hunter, such an intriguing talent but he's a more polished player, at this time. He has good initial quickness and balance, incorporates a nice spin (and swim) move into his pass rush and has the powerful core to hold up in run support. Like Hunter, Rasco has "greasy knees" which allow him to break down against quick ballcarriers in the open field and explode laterally in either direction to corral them. He has some position versatility, seeing action out of the three-point stance off both corners.
Though junior Danielle Hunter received much of the fanfare, Rasco again led the Tigers with four sacks in 2014, also contributing a career-high 71 tackles and 7.5 tackles for loss while starting all 13 games. Rasco also competed in the East-West Shrine Game, demonstrating the same burst and bend which helped him achieve his success in the SEC
