Five Great Players - TCY/FOF2k4 Dynasty
 

This is kind of a rip off of WussGawds awesome "Five Great QB's" thread. I finally got TCY back and I find myself checking back all the time to see if he has posted. I have decided to do one of my own.

It is a little different, we will still use five players but they will all be of different positions. We will track their progress through the years until their great careers have concluded.

I will introduce the five top recruits at their positions (QB, RB, WR, LB, CB) and a recap of the first season in the NFL. I will strive to update every day with at least something.

EDIT - My computer is having trouble getting this game on my hard drive. I emailed support so I should have this up and running by tonight or early tomorrow after classes.

Meeting our guys for the first time!
 

OK, got the computer thing figured out so here we go!

We are going to go with the top players at the following positions, as ranked by Rivals.com: QB, RB, WR, DE (instead of LB), CB.

This is the first look at these guys before they have even narrowed down their school choices. The All-state and All-American teams have yet to be selected but I will update as soon as they become available...

QB - LARRY BOSTIC - 5'10'' - 189 lbs - Rank: #1 QB, #1 Overall
Larry Bostic is an undersized but obviously highly touted quarterback from Drumright High School in Drumright, Oklahoma. Larry is a option type QB who loves to run the ball. He has nice touch but struggles on the longer passes. He wants to major in Education and is a very bright kid who holds a 4.00 GPA and a 1353 test score! Looks like he won't have to worry about being academically ineligible any time soon. Obviously Academics are his first choice when selecting his future school and team prestige runs a close second for him. He doesn't idolize any teams and his attitude is excellent. This looks like the all-american boy and should be fun to see where he lands. Can the hometown power Oklahoma Sooners keep Bostic in the state...we will soon find out!

Larry's high school stats so far (4 games):
Pass: 39-of-61, 704 yards, 4 TD, 0 INT // Rush: 87 car. 694 yards, 6 TD

DE - ERIK MANNING - 5'11'' - 224 - Rank: #1 DE, #2 Overall
Erik Manning is a pure pass rushing defensive end out of Keystone Heights high school in Keystone Heights, Florida. He is looking for a major in Algebra and holds an average 2.64 GPA and scored a 996 on his testing. Manning is looking for the best prestige in a school and won't settle for anything less for himself. He also wants to stay close to home. The closest school to him is the University of Florida, just 19 miles away, that would be my best guess for him to go. He doesn't idolize anybody and has a fair attitude about things. Should be fun to see the kind of sack numbers his projected phenom can produce over the years!

Erik's high school stats so far (4 games):
41 tackles, 5.0 sacks.

CB - PERCY LYON - 5'10'' - 174 - Rank: #1 CB, #3 Overall
Percy is a very talented defensive back out of Pittsburg High School in the town of Pittsburg, KS, one of the top high school programs in the nation. Lyon doesn't always come up with the most interceptions but his covering skills and athletic prowess are second to none. He is looking at obtaining a Physics degree and holds a 2.61 GPA and a 922 test score. Percy loves the mid-west and wants to stay relatively close and while his academic numbers don't really show it he is also interested in getting a good education. He doesn't idolize anybody and has a pretty good attitude.

Percy's high school stats so far (3 games):
20 tackles, 1.0 sack, 2 Interceptions.


RB - TOMMY SHERWOOD - 6'0'' - 196 lbs - Rank: #1 RB, #11 Overall
Tommy Sherwood is a stout kid out of San Lorenzo Valley High School in talent laden Felton, California. Tommy is known for his ability to gain yards after initial contact. He is looking to get a degree in Medicine and is another smart kid, accumulating a 3.70 cumulative GPA and a test score of 1224. Tommy has expressed his interest in staying close to home so chances are we will see him playing for a California team somewhere. Cal is the closest "major" school to him, UCLA and USC are both 292 miles away from him for 2nd closest. He is also obviously interested in team prestige. He idolizes no team and has a decent attitude on him.

Tommy's high school stats so far (4 games):
116 carries, 608 yards, 5 TD // 24 rec. 359 yards, 7 TD

WR - IRV MONTGOMERY - 6'2'' - 187 lbs - Rank: #1 WR, #21 Overall
Irv Montgomery is a tall, lanky receiver out of Methuen High School in Methuen, Mass. Irv has been described as having great hands but his size hinders him at times to get open. He is interested in obtaining a major in Geology (if he doesn't make it to the NFL, obviously) and isn't quite to the academic standards of Bostic and Sherwood, but still above average (2.92 GPA, 1090 test). Irv's main criteria for choosing his school is prestige, he wants to win a national championship in his collegiate career. He also wants to stay close to home. Boston College is just 28 miles away from his home and could compete for this gem of a wide out. He doesn't idolize any teams and has a fair attitude.

Irv's high school stats so far (4 games):
44 rec. 1,215 yards, 6 TD ! (He also has 26 tackles and 2.0 sacks on defense)

Those are our guys. I should update multiple times throughout the day, hopefully everyday and keep this thing moving. We will go into pretty much depth, esp. during the recruiting process...

NFL Pre-season
 

Lets check in with the NFL Pre-season...here are the final pre-season standings and the teams look forward to starting the regular season:

Now let's take a look at the NFL power rankings entering week one:


The NCAA Football Top 25:

1. Michigan
2. Ohio State
3. Miami of Florida
4. Oklahoma
5. Florida State
6. Nebraska
7. Florida
8. Texas
9. Notre Dame
10. Georgia
11. Penn State
12. UCLA
13. Tennessee
14. Kansas State
15. Alabama
16. Virginia Tech
17. Southern California
18. Auburn
19. Washington
20. Wisconsin
21. Oregon
22. Texas A&M
23. Colorado
24. Iowa
25. Clemson

Next up we will take a look at the first institutions that are going after our guys! Should post later tonight.

Quick update: Looking closer at these guys' high schools, the top three players attend the three of the top four high schools in America:

1. Drumright High School, Drumright, OK - QB Larry Bostic
3. Keystone Heights High School, Keystone Heights, FL - DE Erik Manning
4. Pittsburg High School, Pittsburg, KS - CB Percy Lyon

More to come...

Top 25 after 1st week of college football season:

1. Florida State (1-0)
2. Michigan (1-0)
3. Nebraska (1-0)
4. Oklahoma (1-0)
5. Penn State (1-0)
6. Texas (1-0)
7. Illinois (1-0)
8. Michigan State (1-0)
9. Iowa (1-0)
10. Georgia Tech (1-0)
11. Miami of Florida (1-0)
12. Colorado (1-0)
13. Kansas State (1-0)
14. Maryland (1-0)
15. Virginia Tech (1-0)
16. Florida (1-0)
17. Iowa State (1-0)
18. Oregon (1-0)
19. Minnesota (1-0)
20. Texas A&M (1-0)
21. Virginia (1-0)
22. Boston College (1-0)
23. Southern California (1-0)
24. Georgia (1-0)
25. Washington (1-0)

The first contacts...
 

The first week of the college football season has come to a close and our guys are working hard in classes and their final high school seasons as the colleges start to call...

QB - LARRY BOSTIC - 5'10'' - 189 lbs - Rank: #1 QB, #1 Overall

Surprisingly, Larry hasn't recieved a single offer from a D-1 school. Maybe they all think they can't get him! :)

Larry's high school stats so far (5 games):
Pass: 41-of-65, 746 yards, 4 TD, 0 INT // Rush: 111 car. 898 yards, 7 TD

DE - ERIK MANNING - 5'11'' - 224 - Rank: #1 DE, #2 Overall
Offers received: <-team - (academic rating/team prestige)>
-Iowa - (76/85) - Considering
-Maryland - (86/86) - Considering
-Miami (FL) - (58/98) - Considering
-Oklahoma - (52/97) - Considering
-Oregon - (60/86) - Considering

Erik's high school stats so far (5 games):
49 tackles, 7.0 sacks, 1 INT.

CB - PERCY LYON - 5'10'' - 174 - Rank: #1 CB, #3 Overall
Offers received: <-team - (academic rating/team prestige)>
-Kansas State - (40/89) - Considering
-Michigan - (95/98) - Considering
-Virginia Tech - (69/89) - Considering

Percy's high school stats so far (4 games):
28 tackles, 1.0 sack, 4 Interceptions.


RB - TOMMY SHERWOOD - 6'0'' - 196 lbs - Rank: #1 RB, #11 Overall
Offers received: <-team - (academic rating/team prestige)>
-USC - (87/90) - Considering
-Stanford - (99/80) - Considering

Tommy's high school stats so far (5 games):
142 carries, 808 yards, 6 TD // 29 rec. 443 yards, 8 TD

WR - IRV MONTGOMERY - 6'2'' - 187 lbs - Rank: #1 WR, #21 Overall
Offers received: <-team - (academic rating/team prestige)>
-Washington - (82/88) - Considering

Irv's high school stats so far (5 games):
56 rec. 1,548 yards, 9 TD ! (He also has 33 tackles and 2.0 sacks on defense)

Thats where they stand...more to come tomorrow.

Continuing on...
 

NFL Week One scores:

Arizona 19 at Detroit 20
Atlanta 13 at Dallas 10
Baltimore 27 at Pittsburgh 28
Chicago 13 at San Francisco 28
Denver 16 at Cincinnati 21
Houston 9 at Miami 14
Indianapolis 23 at Cleveland 26
Jacksonville 6 at Carolina 29
Minnesota 13 at Green Bay 21
New England 23 at Buffalo 37
New Orleans 26 at Seattle 34
New York Jets 36 at Washington 14
Oakland 35 at Tennessee 38
San Diego 12 at Kansas City 31
St. Louis 16 at New York Giants 17
Tampa Bay 20 at Philadelphia 17

NCAA Week 2 Top 25 Scoreboard

#7 Florida (1-1) 17, at #2 Miami of Florida (2-0) 45
#3 Oklahoma (2-0) 28, at #10 Alabama (1-1) 14
#17 Maryland (1-1) 0, at #4 Florida State (2-0) 27
#39 Marshall (1-1) 0, at #9 Tennessee (2-0) 51
#26 Boston College (1-1) 13, at #11 Penn State (2-0) 14
#22 Washington State (2-0) 16, at Notre Dame (0-1) 13
#38 Utah (1-1) 0, at #15 Texas A&M (2-0) 44
#50 Nevada (1-1) 21, at #18 Oregon (2-0) 49
#19 Louisiana State (2-0) 49, at #36 Arizona (1-1) 14
Houston (0-2) 3, at #1 Michigan (2-0) 57
Buffalo (1-1) 0, at #20 Iowa (2-0) 59
Middle Tennessee State (0-1) 0, at #8 Georgia (2-0) 80
South Florida (0-2) 14, at #14 Virginia Tech (2-0) 49
Utah State (0-2) 6, at #5 Nebraska (2-0) 41
#43 Indiana (1-1) 0, at #16 Washington (2-0) 51
Rutgers (0-2) 10, at #24 Michigan State (2-0) 38
UCLA (1-0) 17, at #21 Colorado (1-1) 7
Auburn (0-2) 3, at #23 Georgia Tech (2-0) 45
Northern Illinois (0-2) 10, at #25 Illinois (2-0) 69

Recruiting process (Week 2)
 

QB - LARRY BOSTIC - 5'10'' - 189 lbs - Rank: #1 QB, #1 Overall
Offers received:
-Florida - (81/94) - Considering
-Miami - (58/98) - Considering
-Oregon State - (45/82) - Considering
-Penn State - (84/90) - Contacted

Changes: Well, I guess schools were just a little gun shy about going after this guy. Now, four quality programs are going after him. Florida, Miami and Oregon State, he is considering while Penn State just got in touch with him.

Larry's high school stats so far (6 games):
Pass: 52-of-81, 956 yards, 5 TD, 0 INT // Rush: 125 car. 978 yards, 7 TD

DE - ERIK MANNING - 5'11'' - 224 - Rank: #1 DE, #2 Overall
Offers received:
-Iowa - (76/85) - Considering
-Maryland - (86/86) - Considering
-Miami (FL) - (58/98) - Considering
-Oklahoma - (52/97) - Considering
-Oregon - (60/86) - Considering
--Alabama - (43/91) - Considering
--Colorado - (75/85) - Considering
--Florida - (82/94) - VISITING
--Texas - (89/94) - Considering

Changes: Erik is one of the most highly recruited guys in the nation. Alabama, Colorado, Florida and Texas join the hunt. Florida is the front runner as he has already accepted an invitation to visit the school. We will keep an eye on this one.

Erik's high school stats so far (6 games):
58 tackles, 8.0 sacks, 1 INT.

CB - PERCY LYON - 5'10'' - 174 - Rank: #1 CB, #3 Overall
Offers received:
-Kansas State - (40/89) - Considering
-Michigan - (95/98) - VISITING
-Virginia Tech - (69/89) - Considering

Changes: No more schools enter the race for this gem but he decides to visit Michigan. The Wolverines are the front runner for Lyon.

Percy's high school stats so far (5 games):
31 tackles, 1.5 sack, 5 Interceptions.


RB - TOMMY SHERWOOD - 6'0'' - 196 lbs - Rank: #1 RB, #11 Overall
Offers received:
-USC - (87/90) - Considering
-Stanford - (99/80) - VISITING
--LSU - (55/95) - Considering
--Florida State - (15/86) - Considering

Changes: LSU and Florida State enter while Tommy is putting up HUGE numbers this high school season. Meanwhile, his academic prowess has led him to visit his first school in Stanford. We will see if that is enough to get him there.

Tommy's high school stats so far (6 games):
168 carries, 993 yards, 7 TD // 36 rec. 571 yards, 10 TD

WR - IRV MONTGOMERY - 6'2'' - 187 lbs - Rank: #1 WR, #21 Overall
Offers received:
-Washington - (82/88) - Considering
--Virginia Tech - (69/89) - Considering

Changes: VA Tech gets in touch with Montgomery. Still considering the offer from Washington.

Irv's high school stats so far (6 games):
65 rec. 1,791 yards, 10 TD (He also has 37 tackles, 2.0 sacks and 1 INT on defense)

That is where our guys stand.

Continuing on...
 

NFL Week Two scores:

Buffalo 38 at Jacksonville 10
Carolina 13 at Tampa Bay 16
Chicago 18 at Minnesota 7
Cincinnati 30 at Oakland 24
Cleveland 0 at Baltimore 31
Dallas 7 at New York Giants 10
Denver 28 at San Diego 17
Detroit 13 at Green Bay 42
Houston 26 at New Orleans 28
Miami 13 at New York Jets 17
New England 17 at Philadelphia 20
Pittsburgh 6 at Kansas City 23
San Francisco 6 at St. Louis 16
Seattle 28 at Arizona 14
Tennessee 27 at Indianapolis 21
Washington 7 at Atlanta 26

NCAA Week 3 Top 25 Scoreboard:

#6 Notre Dame (2-0) 24, at #1 Michigan (2-1) 21
Georgia Tech (2-1) 16, at #3 Florida State (3-0) 44
#17 Iowa (3-0) 39, at #27 Iowa State (2-1) 7
#28 South Carolina (2-1) 17, at #7 Georgia (3-0) 45
#24 Arkansas (2-0) 14, at #5 Texas (1-1) 13
#25 Boston College (3-0) 52, at Connecticut (1-2) 7
#43 Penn State (2-1) 24, at #4 Nebraska (2-1) 17
#15 Oregon (3-0) 49, at Arizona (1-2) 10
#50 Washington State (1-2) 20, at #18 Colorado (3-0) 34
Kentucky (1-2) 21, at #9 Alabama (3-0) 56
Hawaii (0-1) 0, at #10 Southern California (2-0) 70
#22 Illinois (2-1) 7, at UCLA (1-1) 44
#21 Purdue (2-0) 35, at Wake Forest (0-3) 21
East Carolina (0-3) 0, at #2 Miami of Florida (3-0) 45
Louisiana Tech (0-3) 17, at #20 Michigan State (3-0) 48
Buffalo (1-2) 3, at #12 Kansas State (2-0) 61
Ball State (0-3) 13, at #23 Pittsburgh (2-0) 69

I think Larry might be better off becoming a RB...........

Continuing on...
 

QB - LARRY BOSTIC - 5'10'' - 189 lbs - Rank: #1 QB, #1 Overall
Offers received:

--Oklahoma - (52/97) - Considering
---Michigan - (95/98) - VISITING
---Notre Dame - (89/93) - VISITING
---UCLA - (93/90) - VISITING
---Colorado - (75/85) - Considering
---Florida State - (57/95) - Considering
---Georgia - (68/92) - Considering
---Nebraska - (56/94) - Considering
---South Carolina - (44/81) - Considering
---Texas Tech - (37/80) - Considering
---Virginia Tech - (70/89) - Considering

Changes: A ton of changes to the #1 player in the nation. A few schools give up on him and eleven new ones join the race. Michigan, Notre Dame and UCLA are the front-runners as he has decided to visit them. Colorado, Florida State, Georgia, Nebraska, South Carolina, Texas Tech and Virginia Tech all enter as well but don't have much of a chance as of right now.

Larry's high school stats so far (8 games):
Pass: 64-of-97, 1,199 yards, 6 TD, 1 INT // Rush: 164 car. 1,304 yards, 10 TD

DE - ERIK MANNING - 5'11'' - 224 - Rank: #1 DE, #2 Overall
Offers received:
-Iowa - (76/85) - Considering
-Maryland - (86/86) - Considering
-Miami (FL) - (58/98) - VISITING
-Oklahoma - (52/97) - Considering
-Oregon - (60/86) - Considering
--Florida - (82/94) - VISITING
---Florida St - (57/95) - VISITING
---Illinois - (90/83) - Considering


Changes: Illinois and Florida State join. He is now visiting all Florida schools: Florida State, Florida and Miami. Which one will get him???

Erik's high school stats so far (8 games):
81 tackles, 11.5 sacks, 1 INT.

CB - PERCY LYON - 5'10'' - 174 - Rank: #1 CB, #3 Overall
Offers received:
-Kansas State - (40/89) - Considering
-Michigan - (95/98) - VISITING
-Virginia Tech - (69/89) - Considering
---Notre Dame - (89/93) - VISITING
---Florida - (80/84) - Considering
---LSU - (19/86) - Considering
---Oklahoma - (52/97) - Considering
---Washington - (81/88) - Considering

Changes: Notre Dame is the biggest one that enters. He is already visiting there and will probably meet our QB Larry Bostic on his visit. Other than the Irish, Florida, LSU, Oklahoma and Washington enter. Michigan still appears the front runner.

Percy's high school stats so far (7 games):
48 tackles, 2.5 sack, 9 Interceptions.


RB - TOMMY SHERWOOD - 6'0'' - 196 lbs - Rank: #1 RB, #11 Overall
Offers received:
-USC - (87/90) - Considering
-Stanford - (99/80) - VISITING
--Florida State - (15/86) - Considering
---Georgia - (68/92) - Considering
---Michigan- (95/98) - Considering
---UCLA - (93/90) - VISITING
---Texas - (88/94) - Considering

Changes: Georgia, Michigan, UCLA and Texas all now recognize Sherwood as a major prospect and get in the race. He decides to visit UCLA along with Stanford. Acadmeics are important to Tommy so Stanford and UCLA will remain the front-runners until the end. Who's gonna get him?

Tommy's high school stats so far (8 games):
219 carries, 1,417 yards, 8 TD // 42 rec. 636 yards, 11 TD

WR - IRV MONTGOMERY - 6'2'' - 187 lbs - Rank: #1 WR, #21 Overall
Offers received:
---Florida - (81/94) - VISITING
---Michigan - (96/98) - VISITING
---Michigan State - (60/84) - VISITING
---Penn State - (84/90) - VISITING
---Tennessee - (49/92) - VISITING

Changes: A whole new set of contenders enter for this guy. Florida, Michigan, Michigan State, Penn State and Tennessee are going after him and he has decided to visit all of the schools.

Irv's high school stats so far (8 games):
73 rec. 2,005 yards, 12 TD (He also has 52 tackles, 4.0 sacks and 1 INT on defense)

That is where our guys stand.

Chappy - Me too! His running numbers are incredible. It will be interesting to see if he can make it as an NFL QB. Well, he has to make it in college first.

More to come tonight.

Continuing on...
 

NFL Week 3 scores:

Baltimore 27 at San Diego 20
Buffalo 18 at Miami 15
Cleveland 9 at San Francisco 20
Green Bay 33 at Arizona 15
Jacksonville 6 at Indianapolis 31
Kansas City 38 at Houston 34
Minnesota 3 at Detroit 20
New Orleans 7 at Tennessee 13
New York Giants 28 at Washington 14
New York Jets 7 at New England 35
Oakland 38 at Denver 33
Pittsburgh 7 at Cincinnati 17
St. Louis 30 at Seattle 20
Tampa Bay 30 at Atlanta 24

NCAA Week Four Top 25 scoreboard:

#15 Colorado (4-0) 28, at #2 Florida State (3-1) 13
#17 Michigan State (3-1) 7, at #3 Notre Dame (3-0) 42
#1 Miami of Florida (4-0) 41, at #23 Boston College (3-1) 3
#4 Georgia (4-0) 51, at #13 Louisiana State (2-1) 28
#5 Tennessee (3-0) 42, at #26 Florida (2-2) 13
#16 Michigan (3-1) 27, at #12 Oregon (3-1) 14
#10 Texas A&M (2-1) 26, at #9 Virginia Tech (3-0) 28
#32 Boise State (2-0) 38, at #24 Oregon State (3-1) 23
#29 Arizona State (2-1) 3, at #14 Iowa (4-0) 31
Marshall (2-2) 7, at #8 Kansas State (3-0) 49
Northern Illinois (0-3) 7, at #6 Alabama (4-0) 72
#20 Pittsburgh (3-0) 41, at Toledo (1-2) 12
Arizona (1-3) 7, at #18 Purdue (3-0) 33
#42 UCLA (1-2) 22, at #19 Oklahoma (3-1) 45
Bowling Green (2-2) 7, at #22 Ohio State (3-1) 45
Idaho (1-3) 10, at #11 Washington (3-0) 34
North Texas (0-4) 3, at #21 Arkansas (3-0) 38

Recruiting
 

To clear up this mess a little here is a quick review of whats going on with our guys:

QB Larry Bostic:
10 schools interested
3 schools visiting: Michigan, Notre Dame and UCLA.

DE Erik Manning:
8 schools interested
3 schools visiting: Florida, Florida State, Miami

CB Percy Lyon
8 schools interested
2 schools visiting: Michigan and Notre Dame

RB Tommy Sherwood:
7 schools interested
2 schools visiting: UCLA and Stanford

WR Irv Montgomery:
5 schools interested
5 schools visiting: Florida, Michigan, Michigan State, Penn State and Tennessee.

NFL Week 4 Scoreboard:

Arizona 10 at St. Louis 13
Atlanta 13 at Carolina 16
Cincinnati 17 at Cleveland 31
Dallas 27 at New York Jets 24
Detroit 17 at Denver 27
Green Bay 13 at Chicago 10
Indianapolis 38 at New Orleans 28
Jacksonville 21 at Houston 30
Kansas City 28 at Baltimore 21
New England 17 at Washington 45
Philadelphia 26 at Buffalo 9
San Diego 27 at Oakland 13
San Francisco 10 at Minnesota 9
Tennessee 7 at Pittsburgh 3

NCAA Week 5 Top 25 Scoreboard:

Conference Game TV Sim
#18 Arkansas (3-1) 17 at #5 Alabama (5-0) 27
#21 Stanford (3-1) 13 at #9 Washington (4-0) 35
#24 Minnesota (4-1) 6 at #23 Penn State (4-1) 20
#38 South Carolina (3-2) 7 at #4 Tennessee (4-0) 24
#13 Iowa (5-0) 40 at #31 Michigan State (3-2) 35
#15 Florida State (4-1) 52, at Duke (0-5) 0
#6 Southern California (3-0) 59, at California (2-3) 3
Indiana (1-3) 0, at #10 Michigan (4-1) 41
Northwestern (2-3) 3, at #12 Ohio State (4-1) 62
#25 Wisconsin (3-2) 14, at #33 Illinois (4-1) 28
#19 Nebraska (3-1) 49, at Southern Mississippi (0-4) 14
#43 Texas Tech (2-2) 21, at #22 Mississippi (4-0) 28
#17 Pittsburgh (4-0) 49, at #29 Texas A&M (2-2) 7
#37 Tulane (3-1) 17, at #20 Texas (3-1) 52
Connecticut (2-3) 7, at #8 Virginia Tech (4-0) 45
#2 Notre Dame (3-1) 8, at #16 Purdue (4-0) 16

QB - LARRY BOSTIC - 5'10'' - 189 lbs - Rank: #1 QB, #1 Overall
Offers received:

--Oklahoma - (52/97) - Considering
---Michigan - (95/98) - VISITING
---Notre Dame - (89/93) - VISITING
---UCLA - (93/90) - VISITING
---Colorado - (75/85) - Considering
---Florida State - (57/95) - Considering
---Georgia - (68/92) - Considering
---Nebraska - (56/94) - Considering
---South Carolina - (44/81) - Considering
---Texas Tech - (37/80) - Considering
---Virginia Tech - (70/89) - Considering
----Oklahoma - (52/97) - Considering

Changes: Oklahoma, his hometown school, enters finally as he continues to visit Michigan, Notre Dame and UCLA. Lets see if OK can disrupt this.

Larry's high school stats so far (9 games):
Pass: 74-of-116, 1,372 yards, 8 TD, 1 INT // Rush: 177 car. 1,408 yards, 10 TD

DE - ERIK MANNING - 5'11'' - 224 - Rank: #1 DE, #2 Overall

COMMITTED: UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI

Changes: The University of Miami beats out Florida and Florida State for the projected best defensive player in the field.

Erik's high school stats so far (8 games):
94 tackles, 12.5 sacks, 1 INT.

CB - PERCY LYON - 5'10'' - 174 - Rank: #1 CB, #3 Overall
Offers received:
-Kansas State - (40/89) - Considering
-Michigan - (95/98) - VISITING
-Virginia Tech - (69/89) - Considering
---Notre Dame - (89/93) - VISITING
---Florida - (80/84) - Considering
---LSU - (19/86) - Considering
---Oklahoma - (52/97) - Considering
---Washington - (81/88) - Considering

Changes: Nothing has really changed for Percy. Michigan and Notre Dame are his top two choices still.

Percy's high school stats so far (8 games):
54 tackles, 2.5 sack, 10 Interceptions.


RB - TOMMY SHERWOOD - 6'0'' - 196 lbs - Rank: #1 RB, #11 Overall

COMMITTED: UNIVERSITY OF STANFORD

Changes: In the end the academic standards that Stanford provides is enough to lure the best running back in the class to play for the Cardinal!

Tommy's high school stats so far (8 games):
244 carries, 1,545 yards, 10 TD // 44 rec. 666 yards, 11 TD

WR - IRV MONTGOMERY - 6'2'' - 187 lbs - Rank: #1 WR, #21 Overall
Offers received:
---Florida - (81/94) - VISITING
---Michigan - (96/98) - VISITING
---Michigan State - (60/84) - VISITING
---Penn State - (84/90) - VISITING
---Tennessee - (49/92) - VISITING

Changes: Nothing changes as Montgomery is taking his time in deciding on who to settle with. No new schools enter the race. He is visiting all five schools with Michigan leading the way.

Irv's high school stats so far (8 games):
81 rec. 2,186 yards, 13 TD (He also has 59 tackles, 4.5 sacks and 2 INT on defense)

Continuing on...
 

NFL Week 5 Scores:

Arizona 14 at Dallas 34
Cincinnati 22 at Buffalo 27
Cleveland 6 at Pittsburgh 31
Denver 27 at Kansas City 31
Detroit 13 at San Francisco 13
Indianapolis 21 at Tampa Bay 26
Miami 13 at New York Giants 16
Minnesota 14 at Atlanta 24
New Orleans 17 at Carolina 23
Oakland 14 at Chicago 17
San Diego 17 at Jacksonville 13
Seattle 33 at Green Bay 28
Tennessee 31 at New England 28
Washington 3 at Philadelphia 34

NCAA Week 6 Top 25 Scoreboard:

#4 Alabama (5-1) 7, at #2 Georgia (5-0) 52
#6 Michigan (5-1) 41, at #13 Iowa (5-1) 7
#14 Colorado (5-0) 28, at #34 Baylor (4-1) 21
#8 Kansas State (4-0) 16, at #17 Texas (3-2) 14
#3 Tennessee (5-0) 27, at #45 Auburn (2-3) 17
#44 West Virginia (4-1) 44, at #1 Miami of Florida (4-1) 42
#5 Southern California (4-0) 52, at #36 Arizona State (3-2) 3
#9 Washington (4-1) 16, at #38 UCLA (3-2) 48
#21 Mississippi (5-0) 24, at #25 Florida (3-3) 14
#28 Illinois (4-2) 3, at #15 Purdue (5-0) 41
#12 Oklahoma (4-1) 75, at #33 Iowa State (3-2) 14
#48 Clemson (3-2) 16, at #23 Maryland (4-2) 14
#31 Wisconsin (4-2) 27, at #20 Penn State (4-2) 14
#24 Oregon (5-1) 35, at Utah (2-4) 6
#22 Boise State (4-0) 38, at Louisiana Tech (0-5) 13
Troy State (0-6) 13, at #16 Nebraska (4-1) 45

NFL Power Rankings (Through week 5):

AFC

Kansas City (106)
Buffalo (92)
Tennessee (85)
Baltimore (83)
Indianapolis (74)
Miami (73)
Denver (69)
Pittsburgh (66)
Cincinnati (65)
New England (63)
San Diego (63)
Cleveland (60)
New York J (56)
Oakland (55)
Houston (40)
Jacksonville (31)

NFC

Tampa Bay (116)
New York G (107)
Philadelphia (102)
St. Louis (101)
Seattle (95)
Carolina (89)
Atlanta (84)
Green Bay (77)
Washington (68)
San Francisco (66)
Dallas (64)
Chicago (54)
Detroit (50)
New Orleans (49)
Minnesota (36)
Arizona (27)

NFL Standings


NCAA Top 25

1. Georgia (5-0)
2. Colorado (5-0)
3. Tennessee (5-0)
4. Southern California (4-0)
5. Purdue (5-0)
6. Michigan (5-1)
7. Virginia Tech (5-0)
8. Ohio State (4-1)
9. Florida State (4-1)
10. Kansas State (4-0)
11. Notre Dame (3-1)
12. Mississippi (5-0)
13. Oklahoma (4-1)
14. Pittsburgh (4-0)
15. Georgia Tech (5-1)
16. Miami of Florida (4-1)
17. Washington (4-1)
18. Alabama (5-1)
19. Boise State (4-0)
20. Oregon (5-1)
21. Iowa (5-1)
22. Nebraska (4-1)
23. Colorado State (5-1)
24. Louisiana State (4-1)
25. UCLA (3-2)

This is great. Keep it up! :)

Junior 19 - Thanks. Good to see somebody is reading! More to come tonight. Once all the guys sign I will sim the rest of the seasons and start their collegiate careers.

Two more sign...
 

No. 1 Recruit Bostic Signs with UCLA

Los Angeles (AP) - Today the deal was done. Rivals.com number one high school recruit in the nation has made his decision. 12 major colleges were aggressively going after the undersized but extremely mobile Larry Bostic from Drumright High School in Drumright, Oklahoma. In the end, it was the UCLA that had the most to offer.

Bostic, a 4.0 student, chose the Bruins over his other two finalists Michigan and Notre Dame. All three schools had a lot to offer on and off the field, all quality academic institutions.

Larry had this to say, "I would like to thank all of the schools that showed interest in me, it has been overwhelming and I am glad it's over. I will attend UCLA next year."

Many people have mentioned that Bostic's statistics are so overwhelming, especially in the running aspect that he could re-write the record books. It also begs the question of whether or not he is going to be a great NFL Quarterback, not being the best drop-back style passer.

No matter what happens with Larry after college, lets just have fun watching this kid run wild in the Pac-10 for the next few years, it should be a fun ride.

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Notre Dame Signs Key Recruit Percy Lyon

South Bend (AP) - Defensive back Percy Lyon today made an oral commitment to the University of Notre Dame. Lyon, the highest rated cover man according to Rivals.com, chose the Irish over the University of Michigan, among many others.

Lyon has been described as the perfect fit at the cornerback position and should have a long and prosperous career.

Percy has accumulated 54 tackles, 2.5 sacks and 10 interceptions in just eight games this high school season. He has led the Pittsburg High Panthers, ranked #4 in the nation, as they look to capture their fourth strait State title.

"Keep an eye on this kid", says a clearly excited Notre Dame head coach Tyrone Willingham, "He has a bright future and has his head on strait. Those are the kind kids we look to fill our roster with. Not to mention, he is one hell of an athlete."

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QB - LARRY BOSTIC - 5'10'' - 189 lbs - Rank: #1 QB, #1 Overall

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES (UCLA)

DE - ERIK MANNING - 5'11'' - 224 - Rank: #1 DE, #2 Overall

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI

CB - PERCY LYON - 5'10'' - 174 - Rank: #1 CB, #3 Overall

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME

RB - TOMMY SHERWOOD - 6'0'' - 196 lbs - Rank: #1 RB, #11 Overall

UNIVERSITY OF STANFORD

WR - IRV MONTGOMERY - 6'2'' - 187 lbs - Rank: #1 WR, #21 Overall
Offers received:
---Florida - (81/94) - VISITING
---Michigan - (96/98) - VISITING
---Michigan State - (60/84) - VISITING
---Tennessee - (49/92) - VISITING

Changes: Penn State drops out of the running as we wait for our final recruit to make the biggest decision of his life.

Irv's high school stats so far (8 games):
81 rec. 2,186 yards, 13 TD (He also has 59 tackles, 4.5 sacks and 2 INT on defense)

More to come...

81-2186! Wow! How many girl scout troops has he played this year?

NCAA Week 7 Top 25 Scoreboard:

#1 Georgia (5-1) 21, at #2 Tennessee (6-0) 22
#4 Michigan (6-1) 26, at #30 Minnesota (5-2) 10
#6 Kansas State (5-0) 34, at #39 Oklahoma State (4-2) 31
#8 Oklahoma (4-2) 13, at #24 Texas (4-2) 24
#25 Penn State (5-2) 37, at #12 Purdue (5-1) 15
#13 Nebraska (5-1) 36, at #42 Missouri (4-2) 7
Syracuse (3-2) 21, at #5 Virginia Tech (5-1) 14
#33 Florida (3-4) 10, at #22 Louisiana State (5-1) 17
#9 Ohio State (4-2) 14, at #27 Wisconsin (5-2) 17
Kansas (3-3) 0, at #10 Colorado (6-0) 55
#20 Oregon (6-1) 41, at #46 Arizona State (3-3) 10
#35 Stanford (4-1) 31, at #3 Southern California (4-1) 28
#23 Georgia Tech (6-1) 65, at Wake Forest (1-5) 20
#7 Miami of Florida (4-2) 0, at #11 Florida State (5-1) 40
Southern Mississippi (0-6) 3, at #15 Alabama (6-1) 56
Nevada (3-3) 3, at #19 Washington (5-1) 38
Tulsa (1-5) 7, at #18 Boise State (5-0) 56
Arkansas State (3-3) 6, at #16 Mississippi (6-0) 48
#17 Notre Dame (3-2) 28, at #14 Pittsburgh (5-0) 38

NCAA Week 8 Top 25 Scoreboard:

#15 Colorado (6-1) 34 at #3 Kansas State (6-0) 42
#7 Alabama (7-1) 47 at #20 Mississippi (6-1) 14
#4 Florida State (6-1) 15 at Virginia (4-3) 12
#40 Illinois (5-3) 10 at #2 Michigan (7-1) 35
#38 Texas A&M (4-3) 13 at #5 Nebraska (6-1) 31
Missouri (4-3) 14 at #12 Oklahoma (5-2) 69
#18 Texas (5-2) 45 at Iowa State (3-4) 10
#8 Georgia (6-1) 42 at Vanderbilt (4-4) 17
#30 Purdue (5-2) 21 at #19 Wisconsin (6-2) 31
#9 Washington (6-1) 52 at #45 Oregon State (4-3) 27
#29 Iowa (5-2) 14 at #14 Ohio State (5-2) 50
#6 Pittsburgh (6-0) 66 at Rutgers (0-7) 3
Temple (2-5) 15 at #10 Miami of Florida (5-2) 26
California (2-5) 3 at #22 UCLA (5-2) 45
#25 Southern California (4-2) 23 at #23 Notre Dame (4-2) 24
Washington State (3-4) 10 at #24 Stanford (5-1) 30

All 5 guys committed!
 

WR Irv Montgomery has made his decision. He will attend the University of Michigan nexy season! The Wolverines just barely missed out on two of the other guys (Bostic and Lyon) but made sure not to lose Montgomery.

Here is what we got:

QB Larry Bostic - UCLA
All-State Team: YES
All-Country Team: NO
Stats: (9 games) 74-of-116, 1,372 yards, 8 TD, 1 INT // 177 car. 1,408 yards, 10 TD.

RB Tommy Sherwood - Stanford
All-State Team: YES
All-Country Team: YES
Stats: (9 games) 244 carries, 1,545 yards, 10 TD // 44 rec. 666 yards, 11 TD.

WR Irv Montgomery - Michigan
All-State Team: YES
All-Country Team: NO
Stats: (9 games) 81 receptions, 2,186 yards, 13 TD (29.96 YPC).

DE Erik Manning - Miami
All-State Team: YES
All-Country Team: NO
Stats: (9 games) 94 tackles, 12.5 sacks, 1 INT.

CB Percy Lyon - Notre Dame
All-State Team: YES
All-Country Team: NO
Stats: (9 games) 54 tackles, 2.5 sacks, 10 INT.

I am going to go ahead and do the rest of the NCAA and NFL seasons and do a full report. I will then start up these guys collegiate careers!

Chappy - Yeah, I guess he really took advantage over some weaker competition. What is scary is that he didnt make the All-Country team. A guy named Larry Bunch, who is going to Florida got it with just 68-1,752-11 is going! Another guy named Tommie Madison who had similar numbers to Bunch is also going. Investigation underway.

At least UM got one player. And a #4 ranking so far this year. Not to shabby.

Yeah Michigan should be a powerhouse for years to come. I will update all of the five schools' recruiting classes along with our guys to get a feel for how they will do.

Now that Irv has commited to Michigan I'll be pulling for him. GO BLUE!

NFL Season in review...
 

2003 NFL SEASON-IN-REVIEW

Final Regular Season Standings


Top 10 at positions

QB:

RB:

WR:

Tackles:

Sacks:

Interceptions:

2003 Post-season

Wild-Card Weekend

NFC:
> Carolina 6 @ Green Bay 29
>> Brett Favre continues his brilliant season with a 25-of-36, 254 yards, 2 TD and 0 INT performance. The Packer D held the Panthers to just 6 points. Green Bay moves on.

Next up: @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (12-4)

> Chicago 27 @ Seattle 37
>> Trent Dilfer is looking to win another Super Bowl as a mediocre QB. Just gets the job done again going 20-for-36 for 189 yards, 3 TD and NO interceptions. K Josh Brown nailed 3 FG's including a 51 yarder and 4-4 PAT.

Next up: @ Philadelphia Eagles (13-3)

AFC:
> Indianapolis 16 @ Tennessee 17
>> Eddie George rushes for 107 yards and CB Samari Rolle defends SIX passes as the Titans hold off the Colts. The difference was the Colts' inability to get the ball in the end zone in the 2nd half. 4 trips to the red-zone led to three Vanderjagt FG.

Next up: @ Buffalo Bills (11-5)

> Miami 21 @ Baltimore 24
>> Miami sqandered a 14-0 first quarter lead as Matt Stover's 50-yard field goal with 5:02 left in OT propels the Ravens to the second round.

Next up: @ Kansas City Chiefs (13-2-1)

Divisional Playoffs

NFC:
> Green Bay 35 @ Philadelphia 41
>> Despite great efforts from Brett Favre (367 yards, 2 TD) and Ahman Green (126 yards, TD) the Pack fall to Donovan McNabb's 16-of-26, 194 yards, 3 TD performance. Corey Simon sacked Favre twice in key situations as the Eagles move on to their 3rd strait conference championship game.

> Seattle 30 @ Tampa Bay 10
>> The Seahawks stun the defending champion Bucs 30-10 at Raymond James. QB Trent Dilfer does it again, 23-of-34, 299 yards, 3 TD to 1 INT. On "D" Randle and Okeafor combine for 3.5 sacks to earn Seattle a trip to the NFC Championship game in Philadelphia.

AFC:
> Baltimore 27 @ Kansas City 13
>> Jamal Lewis set the pace for the Ravens as they go into Arrowhead and upset the Kansas City Chiefs. Lewis rushed just 23 times for 126 yards and a score. Lewis Craig returned an INT for a TD in the 1st quarter and Baltimore never looked back.

> Tennessee 24 @ Buffalo 23
>> In Buffalo's re-match with Tennessee since the "Music City Miracle" things were looking good for the Bills who jumped to a 14-0 lead behind two Travis Henry scores. Steve McNair leads the determined Titans back with 3 TD passes of his own (to Kinney, Mason and George). Gary Anderson boots a 22 yard FG with 1:36 left in regulation to send the Titans back to Tennessee for the AFC Championship game.

NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

The Philadelphia Eagles jump out to a quick lead and take a 27-13 advantage into halftime. It seemed as though they would end their draught of Super Bowl appearances.

Trent Dilfer and the Seattle offense had no answer as Corey Simon sacked him twice in the 3rd quarter to propel the Eagles to the Super Bowl! McNabb was just too much again, going 21-of-27 for 379 yards and FOUR TD, NO INTS!

Final score: Philadelphia Eagles 37, Seattle Seahawks 23

AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME

Everybody knew this would be the game to watch. Two great defenses battling it out. Baltimore struck first with a Matt Stover FG and the score at halftime was 3-3. The third quarter was all Tennessee as Gary Anderson would boot a FG and Steve McNair would find rookie wide out Tyrone Callico from 4 yards out to jump to a 13-3 lead.

The upstart Ravens wouldn't give up. Kyle Boller completed a nice drive at the beginning of the 4th quarter with a 7-yard strike to Frank Sanders. Stover nailed a 33 yarder to tie the game with just over 6 minutes remaining.

With :01 seconds on the board, Gary Anderson kicked yet another game-winning chip shot field goal to set up the 2003 Super Bowl.

Final score: Tennessee Titans 16, Baltimore Ravens 13

NFL post-season continued...
 

SUPER BOWL XXXVIII

TENNESSEE TITANS SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS!

Super Bowl MVP: DE Jevon Kearse with 3.0 sacks of Donovan McNabb!

2003 NFL Awards
 

2003 NFL Awards and All-Pro Teams:

We will have the College Football season-in-review next.

Philly in a Super Bowl?!? HA HA HA HA HA HA .... ahh the wonderful world of sims :)

Uggh, someone picked Notre Dame! Grrrr! Other than that, I'm enjoying the dynasty. :P

2003 College Football Season in Review

Conference Championships

WAC: Boise State Broncos - over Hawaii 31-18
Big 12: Texas Longhorns - over Kansas State 35-9
PAC 10: USC Trojans - over Oregon St. 73-0
SEC: Tennessee Volunteers - over Alabama 24-21

Bowl Games

Major Awards 2003

1st-team All-American

2nd-team All-American

National Championship
 

I could go into a nice long explanation of the title game but to save time and to get started on these guys careers, I will just spill it...

Tennessee Volunteers 35, Michigan Wolverines 28

TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS - 2003 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!

Heisman Trophy Winner: RB Derek Rice (USC) - 13 GP - 315 carries, 1,810 yards, 19 TD // 38 receptions, 432 yards, 3 TD.

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High-School All-Americans
Only one of our guys made the list, RB Tommy Sherwood.

QB Clemons, Frankie - Illinois*
RB Sherwood, Tommy - Stanford*
FB Boza, Courtney - Boise State*
TE Harmon, Kevin - Colorado State*
WR Bunch, Larry - Florida*
WR Madison, Tommie - Texas A&M*
C Ambra, Drew - Stanford*
G Powell, Luther - North Carolina State*
G Lechler, Brady - Baylor*
T Baird, Thomas - Texas A&M*
T Tollefson, Mitchell - Baylor*
K Zercie, Britt - Michigan State*
P Billig, Steven - UCLA*
DE Moe, Alan - Florida*
DE Garay, Tim - Virginia*
DT Kelly, Graham - Texas A&M*
DT Block, Jake - Kansas*
OLB Patterson, Robert - Oregon*
OLB Martinez, Lorenzo - East Carolina*
ILB Streets, Ed - Arkansas*
ILB Marshall, Leo - Florida*
CB Gruber, Clifton - Michigan State*
CB Samuels, Ray - Brigham Young*
S Drake, Clarence - North Carolina*
S Barlow, Jesse - Fresno State*

That should do it for 2003. I will start a new thread for the first season. Thanks for reading and look for the 2004 season very soon.

UM should have smacked the Vols around. Go BLUE.

Before we conclude 2003 I will show some of the player movement (the bigger guys) and the draft recap. Note: Heisman trophy winner Derek Rice went in the 2nd round (53 overall) to the Chicago Bears.

2003 NFL Draft Transcript

1. Arizona - Barton, Ike, RB, Colorado State
2. New Orleans - Vance, Kendrick, CB, Virginia Tech
3. Washington - Abel, Dean, G, Louisiana State
4. Jacksonville - Zappa, Terry, WR, Wisconsin
5. Cincinnati - Knight, Marlon, WR, Michigan
6. Minnesota - Nixon, Bryan, S, Virginia Tech
7. Cleveland - Barrett, Deon, G, North Carolina State
8. Oakland - Southward, Chad, DE, Wisconsin
9. Pittsburgh - Harden, Arnold, RB, Penn State
10. New York J - Fredrickson, Ralph, OLB, Michigan
11. Oakland - Swift, Raymond, DT, Minnesota
12. Dallas - Powell, Justin, RB, Louisiana State
13. San Diego - England, Jackie, T, Penn State
14. New York G - Donovan, Irving, OLB, Wisconsin
15. Houston - Burke, Fernando, CB, Arkansas
16. Detroit - Kerr, Louis, DT, Washington State
17. Denver - Hook, Isaac, G, Nebraska
18. San Francisco - Tanner, Howard, CB, Texas
19. Atlanta - Aguiar, Ron, OLB, Texas A&M
20. St. Louis - Crawford, Winston, WR, Miami, Florida
21. Chicago - Smith, Seth, WR, Oklahoma
22. Indianapolis - McGee, J.C., T, Alabama
23. Miami - Serra, Rich, WR, Oklahoma
24. Carolina - Flowers, Ellis, WR, Oklahoma
25. Baltimore - Hoover, Wade, WR, Michigan
26. Buffalo - Scott, Charlie, WR, Tennessee
27. Green Bay - Forbes, Barry, RB, Michigan
28. Seattle - Norfleet, Donovan, OLB, Minnesota
29. Tampa Bay - Giles, Willie, G, Texas
30. Kansas City - Wooden, Harvey, OLB, Tennessee
31. Philadelphia - Hungate, Ernest, DT, South Carolina
32. Tennessee - Brady, Casey, OLB, Georgia Tech
33. Arizona - Chavez, Levon, QB, Clemson
34. New Orleans - Holmes, Lincoln, CB, Nebraska
35. Washington - Schuler, Calvin, OLB, Illinois
36. Jacksonville - Hentschel, Donnie, WR, Colorado
37. Cincinnati - Barrett, Ken, C, Virginia Tech
38. Minnesota - Langford, Jesse, CB, Miami, Florida
39. Cleveland - Lang, Butch, S, Maryland
40. New England - Galloway, Dale, RB, Georgia
41. Pittsburgh - Eckert, Kelly, DE, Virginia Tech
42. New York J - Kok, Phillip, CB, Clemson
43. Oakland - Anderson, Randy, S, UCLA
44. Dallas - Kruk, Lawrence, QB, Oregon
45. San Diego - Wilcox, Tommy, DT, Georgia Tech
46. New York G - Tidwell, Scottie, RB, Clemson
47. Houston - Farrell, Alvin, G, Boise State
48. Detroit - Mandylor, Scott, G, Colorado
49. Denver - Kowalkowski, Joseph, S, Alabama
50. San Francisco - Caldwell, Charlie, G, Fresno State
51. Atlanta - Franz, Billy, WR, Southern California
52. St. Louis - Gooden, Conrad, DE, Florida
53. Chicago - Rice, Derek, RB, Southern California
54. Indianapolis - Guidry, Kyle, G, Oklahoma
55. Miami - Lyon, Derek, WR, Miami, Florida
56. Carolina - Yeater, Howard, OLB, Tennessee
57. Baltimore - Junkin, C.J., CB, Miami, Florida
58. Buffalo - Ogden, Ping Pong, TE, Georgia Tech
59. Green Bay - Matthews, Wally, QB, Wake Forest
60. Seattle - Sims, Isaac, CB, Boise State
61. Tampa Bay - Rios, Tito, WR, Florida State
62. Kansas City - Kummerfeldt, Shannon, G, Florida State
63. Philadelphia - Grigsby, Mitch, G, Louisiana State
64. Tennessee - Nieves, Hunter, ILB, Florida State
65. Arizona - Glocke, Danny, OLB, Tennessee
66. New Orleans - Irving, Tracy, S, Arkansas
67. Washington - Jarvis, Roger, DT, North Carolina State
68. Minnesota - Rex, Van, G, Auburn
69. Cincinnati - Higdon, Mike, OLB, Notre Dame
70. Minnesota - Goguen, Jake, T, Alabama
71. Cleveland - Pritchett, Roy, ILB, Oklahoma
72. New England - Mock, Alan, S, Minnesota
73. Pittsburgh - Scott, Darrell, OLB, Nebraska
74. New York J - Sutter, Rod, WR, Ohio State
75. Oakland - Monroe, Alex, S, Tennessee
76. Dallas - Blackburn, Carl, S, Boston College
77. San Diego - Reid, Dale, DT, Tennessee
78. New York G - Morrison, Brad, OLB, Georgia
79. Houston - Dazey, Roderick, G, Oklahoma State
80. Detroit - Martin, Frank, DE, Michigan
81. Denver - Oliver, Roger, TE, Oregon State
82. San Francisco - Broderick, Eric, DT, UCLA
83. Atlanta - Clements, Antoine, S, Boise State
84. St. Louis - Newby, Rufus, DE, Georgia
85. Chicago - Devine, Carlton, CB, Clemson
86. Indianapolis - Dattilo, Nathan, DE, UCLA
87. Miami - Sachs, Timothy, S, Wake Forest
88. Carolina - Rivers, William, DT, Miami, Florida
89. Baltimore - Antonides, Myron, DT, Louisiana Tech
90. Buffalo - Schneider, Dana, G, Kansas State
91. Green Bay - Hickman, Joe, CB, Purdue
92. Seattle - Wilkerson, Gene, DE, Auburn
93. Tampa Bay - Lilly, Kennedy, C, Virginia
94. Kansas City - Meadows, Glenn, T, Oregon
95. Philadelphia - Isbell, Kerry, G, Mississippi
96. Tennessee - North, Teddy, C, Alabama
97. Arizona - Yancey, Winfred, CB, Fresno State
98. New Orleans - Davis, Sam, T, Virginia Tech
99. Washington - Abrams, Luther, DT, Maryland
100. Jacksonville - Castellanos, Brandon, OLB, Auburn
101. Cincinnati - Strickland, Dan, DT, Texas
102. Minnesota - Barker, Erik, FB, Nebraska
103. Dallas - Bagwell, Ellis, FB, Florida
104. New England - Tucker, Vincent, FB, Southern California
105. Pittsburgh - Schulz, Chris, CB, Louisiana State
106. New York J - Shaw, Lee, WR, Arizona
107. Oakland - Banks, Jim, FB, Florida State
108. Dallas - Reeck, Scott, S, Virginia
109. San Diego - Schulz, Norm, DE, Penn State
110. New York G - Kasper, Wes, ILB, Southern California
111. Houston - Osborne, Gabe, FB, Alabama
112. Detroit - Durham, Randy, FB, Notre Dame
113. Denver - Cook, Antoine, OLB, Miami, Florida
114. San Francisco - Horne, Jonathan, G, Iowa
115. Atlanta - Schulz, J.R., T, Kentucky
116. St. Louis - Hughes, Myron, G, Texas A&M
117. Chicago - Summers, Stanley, FB, Pittsburgh
118. Indianapolis - Everett, Alonzo, FB, Kansas State
119. Miami - Morrison, Barry, S, Miami, Florida
120. Carolina - Mitchell, Earnest, DT, Oregon
121. Baltimore - Paquette, Levon, P, UCLA
122. Buffalo - Myers, Grady, FB, Penn State
123. Green Bay - Boesiger, Tony, FB, Northwestern
124. Seattle - Casas, Vinny, G, California
125. Tampa Bay - Braun, Hunter, TE, Boston College
126. Kansas City - Straub, Phillip, DE, Wisconsin
127. Philadelphia - Curtis, Alex, P, Oklahoma
128. Tennessee - Diaz, Ian, TE, Colorado
129. Arizona - Warren, Jumbo, S, Marshall
130. New Orleans - Jones, Benjamin, DT, Northwestern
131. Washington - Mason, Randal, ILB, UCLA
132. Jacksonville - Stephenson, Gary, CB, Michigan
133. Cincinnati - Tubbs, Drew, DT, North Carolina State
134. Minnesota - Foster, Wesley, T, Michigan
135. Cleveland - Boyd, Peter, FB, Washington State
136. New England - Gilmore, Darrell, ILB, Boise State
137. Pittsburgh - Dobler, Fernando, S, Texas
138. New York J - Rodriguez, Lenny, CB, Louisiana State
139. Oakland - Savage, Matthew, T, North Carolina
140. Dallas - Fitzgerald, Melvin, DE, Washington State
141. San Diego - Hancock, Darrin, G, Stanford
142. New York G - Motley, Damon, S, Purdue
143. Houston - Dunbar, Gus, DT, Oregon State
144. Detroit - Posey, Luke, DE, Oregon State
145. Denver - Evans, Thurman, C, Oregon State
146. San Francisco - Bryant, Doug, WR, Washington State
147. Atlanta - Rodriguez, Shawn, T, Washington
148. St. Louis - Mueller, Nathan, G, Florida
149. Chicago - Tubbs, Nathan, TE, Washington
150. Indianapolis - Cox, Steve, DT, Louisiana State
151. Miami - Boynton, Lance, DT, Pittsburgh
152. Carolina - Danskin, Les, G, Tennessee
153. Baltimore - Crawford, Tito, OLB, Georgia Tech
154. Buffalo - Drake, Greg, T, Arkansas
155. Green Bay - Foreman, Gilbert, DE, Louisiana State
156. Seattle - Druckenmiller, Shannon, G, Florida State
157. Tampa Bay - Bennett, O.J., S, Louisiana State
158. Kansas City - Fassero, Antoine, FB, Florida State
159. Philadelphia - Woodson, Neil, OLB, UCLA
160. Tennessee - Ewart, Chuck, FB, Texas Tech
161. Arizona - Moore, Dwight, S, Michigan State
162. New Orleans - Spotwood, Sammy, K, Virginia Tech
163. Washington - Woods, Wesley, CB, Texas A&M
164. Jacksonville - Tedeschi, Korey, OLB, Boise State
165. Cincinnati - Huntley, Ralph, G, Alabama
166. Minnesota - Griswold, Victor, G, Stanford
167. Cleveland - Walker, Bert, P, Colorado State
168. New England - Wolfe, Brock, CB, Florida State
169. Pittsburgh - Mitchell, Roosevelt, DT, Georgia
170. New York J - Sims, Spencer, T, Boston College
171. Oakland - Sheldon, Aaron, DT, Michigan
172. Dallas - Richmond, Stan, DE, Wisconsin
173. San Diego - Roberson, J.T., P, Purdue
174. New York G - Prior, Marc, FB, Arizona State
175. Houston - Alderson, Chuck, DE, Michigan
176. Buffalo - Foland, Neil, T, Florida
177. Denver - Brewer, Steve, FB, Notre Dame
178. San Francisco - Gehrig, Bill, ILB, Nebraska
179. Atlanta - Lyons, Sammy, DT, West Virginia
180. St. Louis - Ackerman, Nate, P, Penn State
181. Chicago - Marsh, Geoff, C, Southern California
182. Indianapolis - Henderson, Jimmie, DT, Louisiana State
183. Miami - Dembsky, Jose, T, Clemson
184. Carolina - Walton, Nate, G, Virginia Tech
185. Baltimore - Henson, Dustin, CB, Georgia Tech
186. Buffalo - Farley, Harvey, P, Syracuse
187. Green Bay - Gaines, Jay, DE, Southern California
188. Seattle - Lester, Herb, T, Kansas State
189. Tampa Bay - Ford, Greg, S, Washington State
190. Kansas City - Fazande, Donnie, P, Minnesota
191. Philadelphia - Grafton, C.J., OLB, Central Michigan
192. Tennessee - Watson, Chad, T, Notre Dame
193. Arizona - Phenix, Troy, T, Clemson
194. New Orleans - Withrow, Jermaine, WR, Alabama
195. Washington - Thomas, Bryan, C, Florida State
196. Jacksonville - Cobb, Alonzo, CB, Penn State
197. Cincinnati - Greene, Tito, G, South Carolina
198. Minnesota - Wiegert, Chris, K, Iowa
199. Cleveland - Sheldon, Thurman, TE, Georgia
200. New England - Forbes, O.J., CB, Texas
201. Pittsburgh - Norman, Brett, T, West Virginia
202. New York J - Gonzalez, Geoff, DT, Iowa
203. Oakland - Serwanga, Alfred, G, South Carolina
204. Dallas - Schulters, Quinn, ILB, Southern California
205. San Diego - Erickson, Conrad, RB, Maryland
206. New York G - Rome, Brady, S, Michigan
207. Houston - Arnold, Cris, DE, North Carolina State
208. Detroit - Earl, Oscar, G, Florida
209. Denver - de la Garza, Ian, DT, Kansas State
210. San Francisco - Naquin, Geoff, OLB, Oregon State
211. Atlanta - Castillo, Vinny, DT, South Carolina
212. St. Louis - Earnest, Darren, QB, Michigan
213. Chicago - Gardner, Brock, T, West Virginia
214. Indianapolis - Curtis, Russell, WR, Notre Dame
215. Miami - Smith, Tito, DT, Michigan State
216. Carolina - Griffith, Quentin, K, Colorado
217. Baltimore - Samuels, Hardy, C, Mississippi State
218. Buffalo - Horton, Bryce, OLB, Arizona State
219. Green Bay - Matthews, Duane, DT, Penn State
220. Seattle - Boyd, Lawrence, DE, North Carolina State
221. Tampa Bay - Marcus, Lawrence, FB, Kansas State
222. Kansas City - Mast, David, CB, Ohio State
223. Philadelphia - Moyer, Al, QB, Washington
224. Tennessee - Erickson, Mo, DE, Colorado

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