Bowl Week Prospect Watch #3 (Jan. 1 - 4) | Page 17

OnTheClock · 2010-12-31T17:55:03-08:00

Setting this up for this weekend's action... Note: TicketCity Bowl not included. It will be on ESPNU if you care. S A T U R D A Y, J A N U A R Y 1stCAPITAL ONE BOWL - #16 Alabama vs. #9 Michigan State, 1 PM ET (ESPN)Alabama: QB Greg McElroy, 6-2 225 4.96 OT James Carpenter, 6-5 300 5.36 RB Mark Ingram, 5-10 215 4.48 * JR ILB Don'ta Hightower, 6-4 258 4.74 * JR SS Mark Barron, 6-2 210 4.56 * JR - Injured. DT Marcell Dareus, 6-3 309 4.95 * JR WR Julio Jones, 6-4 220 4.49 * JR ILB Courtney Upshaw, 6-2 263 4.73 * JR Michigan State: ILB Greg Jones, 6-1 240 4.64 TE Charlie Gantt, 6-5 260 4.87 CB Chris Rucker, 6-2 200 4.55 OT D.J. Young, 6-5 298 5.34 WR Mark Dell, 6-1 200 4.54 OUTBACK BOWL - Florida vs. Penn State, 1 PM ET (ABC) Florida: SS Ahmad Black, 5-10 190 4.51 OG Mike Pouncey, 6-4 310 5.29 OT Marcus Gilbert, 6-5 320 5.23 CB Janoris Jenkins, 5-11 186 4.52 * JR - Injured FS Will Hill, 6-1 207 4.52 * JR Penn State: OC Stefen Wisniewski, 6-3 306 5.16 RB Evan Royster, 6-0 228 4.59 DT Ollie Ogbu, 6-1 285 5.09 DE Jack Crawford, 6-5 256 4.67 * JR PROGRESSIVE GATOR BOWL - #21 Mississippi St. vs. Michigan, 1:30 PM ET (ESPN2) Mississippi St.: OT Derek Sherrod, 6-5 305 5.22 OLB K.J. Wright, 6-3 250 4.68 ILB Chris White, 6-3 245 4.80 DE Pernell McPhee, 6-3 285 4.76 Michigan: OG Steve Schilling, 6-5 308 5.18 OLB Jonas Mouton, 6-2 240 4.64 ROSE BOWL GAME PRESENTED BY VIZIO - #5 Wisconsin vs. #3 TCU, 4:30 PM ET (ESPN) Wisconsin : OT Gabe Carimi, 6-7 327 5.12 OG John Moffitt, 6-4 323 5.26 TE Lance Kendricks, 6-3 242 4.69 QB Scott Tolzien, 6-2 208 4.86 RB John Clay, 6-1 248 4.65 * JR DE J.J. Watt, 6-6 292 4.87 * JR TCU: OC Jake Kirkpatrick, 6-3 305 5.14 QB Andy Dalton, 6-2 220 4.94 FS Tejay Johnson, 6-0 212 4.56 OT Marcus Cannon, 6-5 350 5.34 DE/OLB Wayne Daniels, 6-2 250 4.79 WR Jeremy Kerley, 5-10 192 4.55 DT Cory Grant, 6-2 305 5.09 CB Jason Teague, 6-2 197 4.59 OLB Tank Carder, 6-2 237 4.62 * JR TOSTITOS FIESTA BOWL - Connecticut vs. #7 Oklahoma, 8:30 PM ET (ESPN) Connecticut: FB Anthony Sherman, 5-11 240 4.65 OLB Lawrence Wilson, 6-1 226 4.63 OG Scott Hurd, 6-7 325 5.16 ILB Scott Lutrus, 6-3 245 4.68 Oklahoma: RB DeMarco Murray, 6-1 208 4.48 FS Quinton Carter, 6-1 200 4.57 DE/OLB Jeremy Beal, 6-3 267 4.79 FS Jonathan Nelson, 5-11 188 4.51 OT Eric Mensik, 6-5 290 4.90 WR Ryan Broyles, 5-10 185 4.46 * JR M O N D A Y, J A N U A R Y 3rdDISCOVER ORANGE BOWL - #4 Stanford vs. #13 Virginia Tech, 8:30 PM ET (ESPN)Stanford: QB Andrew Luck, 6-4 235 4.73 * SO CB Richard Sherman, 6-2 210 4.57 OC Chase Beeler, 6-3 285 5.26 DT Sione Fua, 6-2 306 5.16 FB Owen Marecic, 6-1 245 4.78 WR Ryan Whalen, 6-1 205 4.56 OT Derek Hall, 6-5 305 5.24 OG Andrew Phillips, 6-4 302 5.36 Virginia Tech: QB Tyrod Taylor, 6-1 212 4.55 RB Ryan Williams, 5-10 205 4.46 * JR FS Eddie Whitley, 6-1 195 4.45 * JR TE Andre Smith, 6-4 272 4.80 CB Rashad Carmichael, 5-10 186 4.38 DT John Graves, 6-3 2784.90 DE/OLB Steven Friday, 6-4 250 4.66 T U E S D A Y, J A N U A R Y 4thALLSTATE SUGAR BOWL - #6 Ohio State vs. #8 Arkansas, 8:30 PM ET (ESPN)Ohio State: DE Cameron Heyward, 6-5 288 4.92 CB Chimdi Chekwa, 5-11 190 4.49 FS Jermale Hines, 6-1 216 4.59 OG Justin Boren, 6-3 320 5.24 OLB Ross Homan, 6-0 228 4.75 OG Bryant Browing, 6-3 315 5.42 RB Brandon Saine, 6-0 219 4.46 CB Devon Torrence, 6-0 200 4.53 WR Dane Sanzenbacher, 5-11 182 4.58 WR DeVier Posey, 6-2 213 4.52 * JR QB Terrelle Pryor, 6-6 235 4.48 * JR Arkansas: QB Ryan Mallett, 6-6 238 5.18 * JR TE D.J. Williams, 6-2 251 4.59 OT Demarcus Love, 6-5 315 5.18 ILB Jerry Franklin, 6-1 241 4.66 * JR [ Edited by OnTheClock on Dec 31, 2010 at 23:10:41 ]

Jan 4, 2011 at 5:53 PM

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AllTimeGreat
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Shaky start by Pryor.

Jan 4, 2011 at 5:54 PM

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Mallet throws lasers damn!!!

Jan 4, 2011 at 5:55 PM

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AllTimeGreat
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Wow what a play by the receiver.

Jan 4, 2011 at 5:55 PM

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Mallet is looking very sharp. Love the kids release and seems pretty shifty in the pocket.

Jan 4, 2011 at 5:55 PM

#245

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I don't know why, but I hate Tressel's stupid sweaters. Always have.

Jan 4, 2011 at 5:56 PM

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Originally posted by Thorhawk:
Mallet throws lasers damn!!!

He reminds me of basically a more wild, slightly less mobile Matt Stafford. Mallet has TREMENDOUS upside, but he terrifies me because of some of the decisions he makes at times.

The thing is, however, I do feel he can be a superstar in the NFL if he lands with the right coach and learns how to put a little more touch on some throws.

Jan 4, 2011 at 5:57 PM

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Originally posted by AllTimeGreat:
Wow what a play by the receiver.

Williams in my mind is the best TE prospect this year in the Nation. If we needed a TE, I'd say go get him. Atlanta could be a prime target picking late in the 1st.

Jan 4, 2011 at 5:58 PM

#248

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Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Originally posted by Thorhawk:
Mallet throws lasers damn!!!

He reminds me of basically a more wild, slightly less mobile Matt Stafford. Mallet has TREMENDOUS upside, but he terrifies me because of some of the decisions he makes at times.

The thing is, however, I do feel he can be a superstar in the NFL if he lands with the right coach and learns how to put a little more touch on some throws.

Like that.

Jan 4, 2011 at 5:59 PM

#249

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Mallet is looking REALLY GOOD out there.

And that "down by contact" was buls**t. You're going to say he was down because the edge of his wrist touched instead of the back of his hand? lol.

Jan 4, 2011 at 6:00 PM

#250

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Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Originally posted by Thorhawk:
Mallet throws lasers damn!!!

He reminds me of basically a more wild, slightly less mobile Matt Stafford. Mallet has TREMENDOUS upside, but he terrifies me because of some of the decisions he makes at times.

The thing is, however, I do feel he can be a superstar in the NFL if he lands with the right coach and learns how to put a little more touch on some throws.

Like that.

I think he's very comparable to Stafford. Mallet actually has better numbers but numbers don't tell the whole story. Stafford was also a guy with huge upside but questions about his accuracy.

Jan 4, 2011 at 6:11 PM

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Been kinda "meh" on Mallett this year... but damn, he looks relaxed and is throwing nice strikes so far. Too bad on the drops, but still... looking good.

Jan 4, 2011 at 6:16 PM

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Originally posted by AllTimeGreat:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Originally posted by OnTheClock:
Originally posted by Thorhawk:
Mallet throws lasers damn!!!

He reminds me of basically a more wild, slightly less mobile Matt Stafford. Mallet has TREMENDOUS upside, but he terrifies me because of some of the decisions he makes at times.

The thing is, however, I do feel he can be a superstar in the NFL if he lands with the right coach and learns how to put a little more touch on some throws.

Like that.

I think he's very comparable to Stafford. Mallet actually has better numbers but numbers don't tell the whole story. Stafford was also a guy with huge upside but questions about his accuracy.

If I'm not mistaken, didn't Stafford have a real good go-to receiver in college?

Jan 4, 2011 at 6:22 PM

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Pryor not really impressing me that much. Not adjusting the play to counter the blitz, doing a piss poor job of holding onto the ball, the should-have-been pick, not to mention not being all that accurate and limiting YAC ability.

Jan 4, 2011 at 6:24 PM

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I think Chewka just broke his arm/wrist.

Jan 4, 2011 at 6:26 PM

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Originally posted by OnTheClock:
I think Chewka just broke his arm/wrist.

Damn I was really looking forward to watching him play. His stats looked very good but wanted to see him in person. He had good coverage on that play though.