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Kevin White/WR/West Virginia: The crop of senior receivers is once again watered down and White is stating his case to be tops in the class. The big bodied wide out has posted at least 100-yards receiving in every game this season while scoring against every IA opponent he’s faced. His totals include 69 receptions in seven games with an average of just under 15 yards per catch. It can be tough to predict how Mountaineer receivers will pan out at the next level but White’s size/speed numbers (6’ 3’’/210lbs and 4.45s) and pass catching skill scream top 45 pick.
Lorenzo Mauldin/DE-OLB/Louisville: Mauldin was highly regarded by scouts entering the season and has done nothing to disappoint during the first half of the year. The athletic front seven prospect has forced the action as a pass rusher, runs down ball carriers in pursuit and also lends a hand on coverage units. His most recent effort included 5 tackles with 1 for loss, 1 sack and 1 quarterback hurry during the Cardinals victory over North Carolina State. Mauldin is a prospect with the ability to make a late dash up draft boards assuming good pre-draft performances at the Senior Bowl and combine.
Paul Dawson/LB/TCU: I stamped Dawson as a free agent prospect entering the season but the senior linebacker may be playing himself into the late rounds. Undersized at 6-feet/230lbs, Dawson flies around the football making plays in pursuit as well as coverage. He posted 13 tackles during the victory over Oklahoma State, giving him a team leading 68, to go along with 2 interceptions and 3 pass defenses. Dawson is a three down defender who has a style similar to Christian Kirksey, the third round pick of the Cleveland Browns. He could back-up for a variety of NFL systems and make his mark on special teams.
Trey Depriest/LB/Alabama: There were a number of standouts during the Tides 59-point shellacking of Texas A&M but considering the circumstances Depriest must be mentioned. The senior finished with five tackles but it was his play in coverage, considered the weakest part of his game, that was most inspired.
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Lorenzo Mauldin/DE-OLB/Louisville: Mauldin was highly regarded by scouts entering the season and has done nothing to disappoint during the first half of the year. The athletic front seven prospect has forced the action as a pass rusher, runs down ball carriers in pursuit and also lends a hand on coverage units. His most recent effort included 5 tackles with 1 for loss, 1 sack and 1 quarterback hurry during the Cardinals victory over North Carolina State. Mauldin is a prospect with the ability to make a late dash up draft boards assuming good pre-draft performances at the Senior Bowl and combine.
Paul Dawson/LB/TCU: I stamped Dawson as a free agent prospect entering the season but the senior linebacker may be playing himself into the late rounds. Undersized at 6-feet/230lbs, Dawson flies around the football making plays in pursuit as well as coverage. He posted 13 tackles during the victory over Oklahoma State, giving him a team leading 68, to go along with 2 interceptions and 3 pass defenses. Dawson is a three down defender who has a style similar to Christian Kirksey, the third round pick of the Cleveland Browns. He could back-up for a variety of NFL systems and make his mark on special teams.
Trey Depriest/LB/Alabama: There were a number of standouts during the Tides 59-point shellacking of Texas A&M but considering the circumstances Depriest must be mentioned. The senior finished with five tackles but it was his play in coverage, considered the weakest part of his game, that was most inspired.
http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/?p=10099