NEPD Editor: Mike Loyko
Many 0f the top prospects stopped by the Senior Bowl’s official Google+ setup to be interviewed by Mike Loyko. Among the big names included Denard Robinson, Arthur Brown, Desmond Trufant, Mike Glennon and Khaseem Greene.
Hear what these top prospects have to say about their Senior Bowl experience and their future NFL endevours.
Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te’o is the top prospect on one of the six remaining undefeated teams.
NEPD Staff Writer: Dan Hope
The college football is winding down close to its end, but there are still six remaining teams, all from different conferences, who are still undefeated. All six of these teams — Alabama, Oregon, Kansas State, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Louisville — have players who will be getting paid to play football on Sundays in 2013, which is part of the reason why each has yet to lose a game this season.
The amount of NFL talent on each team varies. Alabama is an NFL factory, with multiple potential first-round picks on both sides of the ball just one year removed from having five players selected in the top 35 picks of the 2013 NFL draft. On the other end of the spectrum, a team such as Louisville has no top 2013 prospects, but has players such as sophomore quarterback Teddy Bridgewater who could be very high selections in 2014.
Regardless of the total talent on each team, the following article takes a look at the players who rates as the potential 2013 NFL draft prospect for each team.
Arthur Brown and the Kansas State Wildcats smashed Miami. (Photo: US Presswire)
NEPD Editor: James Christensen
This game was an utter blowout for the Kansas State Wildcats, although it was a great showcase for just how great of a college quarterback Collin Klein is.
Read on to see how the Miami Hurricane and KSU draft prospects performed.
Get ready for your Tim Tebow comparisons – here is Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein.
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NEPD Editor: James Christensen
This is my last look at 2013 NFL Draft prospects using games from last season – I’ve studied hundreds of prospects and scores of games already – use the conference links above to read my notes from all the matchups.
I saved a thriller for last, featuring a good blend of offensive and defensive draft prospects from Kansas State and Oklahoma State.
Joe Adams just makes plays. (Photo: Icon SMI)
NEPD Staff Writer: Doug Kyed
Maybe it wasn’t the Big-12-SEC match up some people wanted this year, but it did prove that Kansas State could hold it’s own against a team from “the best conference in college football.” Arkansas prevailed, and had far more Draft prospects for this season.
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