Category Archives: Game Notes

* Re-watched some Boise State tape.  Wanted to get another look at DE/LB Shea McClellin.  I liked him a lot early in the year, then he sort of fell off my radar.  I guess I kept focusing on Billy Winn … Continue reading →

Good day of practice.  A bit windy, but excellent football weather.  The Vikings staff ran the practice and did an excellent job.  There was a good tempo to things and lots of energy.  They started off with some STs work … Continue reading →

The E-W Shrine Game was played on Saturday.  I haven’t had a chance to go back and thoroughly study the game, but some players did stand out while watching it live. Kyle Wilber – DE/LB – Wake Forest – Wilber … Continue reading →

Normally Florida and Florida State are loaded with elite prospects.  This year?  Not so much.  There aren’t any 1st rounders on either team.  I don’t see any 2nd rounders.  This is highly unusual stuff. * Florida’s best offensive prospect is … Continue reading →

* One player I’ve been remiss in talking about is Memphis DT Dontari Poe. I finally decided to study him at length this weekend. Glad I did. Poe is just a Junior. He lists at 6’5, 350. Not sure he’s … Continue reading →

* First up, someone recently asked about Texas A&M WR Jeff Fuller. Not a big fan. Fuller is a big, productive WR. There are times when he looks impressive. I question his speed and athleticism. WRs in the NFL that … Continue reading →

* QB Robert Griffin III is the elite prospect on Baylor’s offense, but RB Terence Ganaway and WR Kendall Wright are both impressive players. Ganaway had a huge game in the Alamo Bowl. He was 21-200 on the ground with … Continue reading →

* Temple DE Adrian Robinson had a solid showing in the New Mexico Bowl. He was credited with 2.5 TFLs. He was disruptive on other plays. Robinson lists at 6’2, 250. There will be a question of him as LB … Continue reading →

* I recently had a chance to watch tape of Western Kentucky RB Bobby Rainey. Very good college player. Limited pro prospect. I went to a I-AA school and have an appreciation for players from small to medium size programs. … Continue reading →

* Boston College MLB Luke Kuechly has been my favorite player all year and his performance against Miami only solidified that. Kuechly was in on 9 tackles (low for him). He broke up a couple of passes. He also picked … Continue reading →