Showing posts with label Ohio State. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ohio State. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

2012 NFL Draft: Top 10 Senior Offensive Linemen

Top 10 Tackle's for 2012 NFL Draft
1. Matt Reynolds, BYU
2. Nate Potter, Boise State
3. Mike Adams, Ohio State
4. Andrew Datko, Florida State
5. Levy Adcock, Oklahoma State
6. Trinton Sturdivant, Georgia
7. Elvis Fisher, Missouri
8. Mike Ryan, Connecticut
9. Blake DeChristopher, Virginia Tech
10. Al Netter, Northwestern


Top 10 Guards's for 2012 NFL Draft
1. Kelechi Osemele, Iowa State
2. Cordy Glenn, Georgia
3. Ryan Miller, Colorado
4. Stephen Good, Oklahoma
5. Rokevious Watkins, South Carolina
6. Chris Jacobson, Pittsburgh
7. Lucas Nix, Pittsburgh
8. Joel Foreman, Michigan State
9. James Wilson, Florida
10. Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin


Top 10 Center's for 2012 NFL Draft
1. Michael Brewster, Ohio State
2. William Vlachos, Alabama
3. David Molk, Michigan
4. T-Bob Hebert, LSU
5. Ben Jones, Georgia
6. Moe Petrus, Connecticut
7. Scott Wedige, Northern Illinois
8. Grant Garner, Oklahoma State
9. Ben Burkett, Northwestern
10. Philip Blake, Baylor

2012 NFL Draft: Top 10 Senior RB's

Here are my top ten senior running backs for the 2012 NFL Draft.


1. Dan Herron, Ohio State
2. Cyrus Gray, Texas A&M
3. Montel Harris, Boston College
4. Tauren Poole, Tennessee
5. Doug Martin, Boise State
6. Isaiah Pead, Cincinnati
7. Brandon Bolden, Mississippi
8. Jeff Demps, Florida
9. Jason Ford, Illinois
10. Marc Tyler, USC

2012 NFL Draft: Top 10 Senior QB's


Here are my top ten senior quarterbacks for the 2012 NFL Draft.


1. Nick Foles, Arizona
2. Ryan Lindley, San Diego State
3. G.J. Kinne, Tulsa
4. Kirk Cousins, Michigan State
5. Terrelle Pryor, Ohio State
6. Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M
7. Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State
8. Chandler Harnish, Northern Illinois
9. Case Keenum, Houston
10. Dominique Davis, East Carolina

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

VanFulpen’s Top 10 Draft Eligible Offensive Guards

1. Rodney Hudson, Florida State - Senior
2. Benjamin Ijalana, Villanova - Senior
3. Clint Boling, Georgia - Senior
4. Stephen Schilling, Michigan - Senior
5. Andrew Jackson, Fresno State - Senior
6. John Moffitt, Wisconsin - Senior
7. Justin Boren, Ohio State - Senior
8. Zach Hurd, Connecticut - Senior
9. Will Rackley, Lehigh - Senior
10. Chris Stewart, Notre Dame - Senior

Monday, October 18, 2010

VanFulpen's Heisman Poll

1. QB Cameron Newton, Auburn - This season Newton has rushed for 860 yards and 12 touchdowns and threw for 1,278 yards and 13 touchdowns and only has thrown 5 interceptions. Auburn has been lead by him and hasn’t lost a game this season and go up against LSU this week which will be a good test for him and if Newton can lead Auburn to a win he will be looking more and more like he will be holding up the Heisman in New York.

2. RB LaMichael James, Oregon - This season James has rushed for 848 yards and 9 touchdowns and also has caught 3 passes for 96 yards and 1 touchdown. Oregon is the new number one ranked team in the country in the polls and they play on ESPN on Thursday night against UCLA it will give everyone in the country a chance to see James and how good he is.

3. QB Kellen Moore, Boise State - This season Moore has thrown for 1,567 yards and 16 touchdowns and only 1 interception. Moore is a very effective quarterback and has great skill guys around him, but it will be hard for him to win the Heisman as they don’t play in a great conference and they aren’t on national TV that often.

4. QB Terrelle Pryor, Ohio State - This season Pryor has thrown for 1,505 yards and 15 touchdowns and only throwing 4 interceptions, and he has also rushed for 410 yards and 3 touchdowns. He drop this past week because his team lost to Wisconsin and he didn’t play all that great, he needs to show that he can be the player that we have seen early in the season for the rest of the season and Ohio State can’t afford anymore losses.

5. QB Denard Robinson, Michigan - This season Robinson has rushed for 1,096 yards and 9 touchdowns and threw for 1,319 yards and 9 touchdowns but has also thrown 5 interceptions. He has been outstanding, but he had a rough game against Michigan State and Iowa and was unable to finish the Iowa game because of an arm injury.

Monday, October 11, 2010

VanFulpen's College Football Poll

1. Ohio State (6-0) – Huge game this week and the first road test as Ohio State travels to Wisconsin.

2. Oregon (6-0) – Oregon is looking like it might be the best team in the nation.

3. Boise State (5-0) – Boise State is rolling along with another win against Toledo.

4. TCU (6-0) – TCU wins again, they are waiting for their only test left for the season November 6th against Utah.

5. Nebraska (5-0) – Nebraska went on the road and beat Kansas State and take on Texas this Saturday.

6. Oklahoma (5-0) – They take on Iowa State this Saturday.

7. Auburn (6-0) – Auburn Cam Newton is looking like a dark horse for the Heisman and has Auburn rolling.

8. LSU (6-0) – A big time win against Florida, and in two week they take on Auburn.

9. Utah (5-0) – Utah should be undefeated when the go in their game against TCU, November 6th.

10. Alabama (5-1) – Huge loss against South Carolina, but Alabama is still a very good team.

11. Michigan State (6-0) – Michigan State went into Michigan and got a huge win, only really big game left is Iowa.

12. South Carolina (4-1) – A huge win against Alabama this Saturday, but need to keep things going against Kentucky this weekend.

13. Arkansas (3-1) – A huge game against Auburn this Saturday.

14. Stanford (4-1) – A nice win against USC this past Saturday to get back to winning after the lost to Oregon.

15. Arizona (4-1) – Oregon State was able to take Arizona down and now they need to bounce back against Washington State this weekend.

16. Iowa (4-1) – They travel to Michigan this Saturday and need to be able to stop quarterback Denard Robinson.

17. Florida State (5-1) – A huge win for Florida State at Miami and this week they take on Boston College at home.

18. Wisconsin (5-1) – A huge game this Saturday as Ohio State comes to visit.

19. Nevada (6-0) – The Wolf Pack are waiting for their November 26 match-up against Boise State.

20. Oklahoma State (5-0) – A huge game on October 23 against Nebraska.

21. Missouri (5-0) – They shut out Colorado and in two weeks they take on Oklahoma.

22. Michigan (5-1) – After the lost to Michigan State they get a chance to bonus back against Iowa this Saturday.

23. West Virginia (4-1) – They are now going to get into the Big East schedule.

24. Florida (4-2) – They have a chance to bounce back over the next few weeks in the SEC.

25. Miami (FL) (3-2) – They can get rolling in the next few weeks in the ACC.

Monday, October 4, 2010

VanFulpen's College Football Poll


1. Alabama (5-0) – No rest in the SEC as Alabama takes on South Carolina this week.


2. Ohio State (5-0) – Ohio State takes on Indiana this week as the wait to for a real Big Ten test in two weeks against Wisconsin.


3. Oregon (5-0) – Oregon beat a very good team in Stanford and should roll this week against Washington State.


4. Boise State (4-0) – Boise State is rolling along with another win in the WAC


5. TCU (5-0) – TCU wins again, they are waiting for their only test left for the season November 6th against Utah.


6. Nebraska (4-0) – Nebraska plays Thursday against Kansas State a good test for them as well as Kansas State running back Daniel Thomas.


7. Oklahoma (5-0) – Beat Texas this past Saturday and might have a shot of going 12-0 going into the Big 12 Championship game.


8. Auburn (5-0) – Auburn rolled this week and now the next big SEC game isn’t until October 16th against Arkansas.


9. Arizona (4-0) – Big game this week against a very good Oregon State team.


10. LSU (5-0) – A wild finish against Tennessee where they were able to get the win, now a huge game against Florida.


11. Utah (4-0) – Utah should be undefeated when the go in their game against TCU, November 6th.


12. Arkansas (3-1) – Can Ryan Mallett and Arkansas bounce back this week against Texas A & M.


13. Iowa (4-1) – A big win against Penn State at home, and take on Michigan in two weeks.


14. Michigan State (5-0) – Huge win against Wisconsin now they take on Michigan in Ann Arbor.


15. Michigan (5-0) –Denard Robinson showed his magic against Indiana now he and Michigan take on Michigan State at home.


16. Stanford (4-1) – Stanford lost at Oregon and now are at home this week against USC.


17. Miami (FL) (3-1) – A huge game this week against Florida State.


18. Florida (4-1) – The Gators just got beat down against Alabama and hope to bounce back against LSU this week.


19. South Carolina (3-1) – At least they had the week off before they have to play the best team in college football in Alabama.
20 Wisconsin (4-1) – The lost to Michigan State this past week but in two week can make that up as they take on Ohio State.


21. Florida State (4-1) – Florida State has to travel to Miami to take on the Hurricanes at night.


22. Nevada (5-0) – The Wolf Pack are waiting for their November 26 match-up against Boise State.


23. Kansas State (4-0) – Kansas State takes on Nebraska this week and they need running back Daniel Thomas to have a big game.


24. Oklahoma State (4-0) – Big win on this past Thursday Night against Texas A&M and their next big game is October 23 against Nebraska.


25. Missouri (4-0) – Missouri hasn’t played anyone really so far this season but will as they start to get into the Big 12 schedule this week against Colorado.

Monday, September 27, 2010

VanFulpen's College Football Poll


1. Alabama (4-0) – A huge late come back win on the road against Arkansas and now they face Florida.


2. Ohio State (4-0) – Ohio State played Eastern Michigan, not a powerhouse team but should get some test later in the Big Ten season.


3. Boise State (3-0) – Boise State beat Oregon State at home only real test left is possible Nevada.


4. TCU (4-0) – TCU wins again, they are waiting for their only test left for the season November 6th against Utah.


5. Nebraska (4-0) – Nebraska plays Thursday against Kansas State a good test for them as well as Kansas State running back Daniel Thomas.


6. Oregon (4-0) – Great game coming this Saturday in the Pac-10 when Oregon takes on Stanford.


7. Oklahoma (4-0) – Just because Texas lost this past Saturday to UCLA, Oklahoma can’t over look them this Saturday.


8. Florida (4-0) – Huge game this Saturday against Alabama.


9 Wisconsin (4-0) – Huge game this Saturday for Wisconsin as they travel to Michigan State.


10. Stanford (4-0) – Stanford travel to Notre Dame and won and now have to go to Oregon and play the Ducks in a huge game in the Pac-10.


11. Auburn (4-0) – Huge win for Auburn against South Carolina at home and now the next big SEC game isn’t until October 16th against Arkansas.


12. LSU (4-0) – LSU beat West Virginia and in two weeks have a big game against Florida.


13. Utah (4-0) – Utah should be undefeated when the go in their game against TCU, November 6th.


14. Arizona (4-0) – A late touchdown gives them a one point win over Cal, now this week they take on Oregon State.


15. Arkansas (3-1) – Loss against Alabama at home in a game they could have won, now take on Texas A & M this week.


16. Iowa (3-1) – Open up Big Ten play this week at home against Penn State.


17. Miami (FL) (2-1) – Was able to go on the road at beat Pittsburgh on the road now open ACC play against Clemson this Saturday.


18. Texas (3-1) – Texas had a horrible game against UCLA, but have a chance to make up for it this Saturday against Oklahoma.


19. USC (4-0) – Even without the ability to go to a bowl game this season, still a very good football team.


20. Michigan (4-0) – Michigan was able to beat Bowling Green without quarterback Denard Robinson for most of the game, but need him to be healthy now that they are getting into Big Ten games.


21. Michigan State (4-0) – They get Wisconsin at home this Saturday and need to keep running the ball like they have all season.


22. South Carolina (3-1) – Lost a hard fought game against Auburn, are off this week and the next game they play is against Alabama.


23. Penn State (3-1) – Penn State travels to Iowa to kick off the Big Ten season.


24. Florida State (3-1) – Florida State has played well since their beat down at the hands of Oklahoma.


25. Kansas State (4-0) – Kansas State takes on Nebraska this week and they need running back Daniel Thomas to have a big game.

Monday, September 20, 2010

VanFulpen's Heisman Watch

1. QB Ryan Mallett, Arkansas – Mallett won on the road against Georgia with a game winning touchdown passes and threw for 380 yards and 3 touchdowns. Has a huge game this week against Alabama and if he has a great game and pull off the upset should be in the driver seat for the Heisman.

2. QB Denard Robinson, Michigan – Robinson played UMass and did win the game and put up good number, but it was UMass and for a while it looked like Michigan could have been on upset alert.

3. QB Terrelle Pryor, Ohio State – Pryor and Ohio State did beat Ohio, but Pryor threw 2 interceptions and it was never a game where Pryor needed to make any Heisman type moments.

4. QB Kellen Moore, Boise State – Moore threw for 370 yards and 2 touchdowns and crushed Wyoming, but a huge test for Boise State as well as Moore awaits this week against Oregon State.

5. QB Landry Jones, Oklahoma – Jones threw for 254 yards and 1 touchdown against Air Force but didn’t look all that impressive as he did the week before, his Hesiman hopes are fading but has a huge game in two weeks against Texas in which his Hesiman stock could rise fast depending on how he plays.

VanFulpen’s College Football Top 25

1. Alabama (3-0) – Running back Mark Ingram is back and the Tide is ready to roll.

2. Ohio State (3-0) – Ohio State played Ohio and just over powered them.

3. Boise State (2-0) – Boise State roll again but has big test this week against Oregon State.

4. TCU (3-0) – TCU rolled against a Big 12 team in Baylor.

5. Nebraska (3-0) – Nebraska defense is one of the best and proved that against Washington and quarterback Jake Locker.

6. Oregon (3-0) – We will get to see how good Oregon is in two weeks when they take on Stanford.

7. Texas (3-0) – Had to take on a good Texas Tech team on the road and didn’t look great but won the game.

8. Oklahoma (3-0) – Oklahoma won again and we all are looking forward to the game in two weeks against Texas.

9. Arkansas (3-0) – Quarterback Ryan Mallett is right up there in the early Heisman voting and they take on #1 Alabama this week at home.

10. Florida (3-0) – In two weeks they are at Alabama and that will be a great test for this young team.

11. Wisconsin (3-0) – A close game against Arizona State at home and in two weeks they travel to Michigan State.

12. LSU (3-0) – A very good under the radar SEC team that this week take on West Virginia.

13. Utah (3-0) – Utah should be undefeated when the go in their game against TCU, November 6th.

14. South Carolina (3-0) – Huge match up this week when they take on Auburn.

15. Auburn (3-0) – Huge match up this week when they take on South Carolina.

16. Stanford (3-0) – Stanford is at Notre Dame this week and will need to put some points so that they can come out of South Bend with a victory.

17. Arizona (3-0) – A huge win this week against Iowa, now we will see what they can do in the Pac-10.

18. USC (3-0) – Even without the ability to go to a bowl game this season, still a very good football team.

19. Iowa (2-1) – Tough loss on the road against Arizona, but need to rebound and get ready for Big Ten play.

20. Miami (FL) (1-1) – Big game this week against Pittsburgh on the road on Thursday night.

21. West Virginia (3-0) – Huge game this week at LSU.

22. Michigan (3-0) – Was able to beat UMass this week and have Bowling Green this week before they get into Big 10 play.

23. Michigan State (3-0) – Huge win this past week against Notre Dame on the road, but the healthy of head coach Mark Dantonio is a big concern after he suffered a heart attack.

24. Penn State (2-1) – They can’t take Temple this week lightly as they are a good football team.
25. Oregon State (1-1) – If they can beat Boise State this week, the open week lost against TCU won’t hurt as bad.

Monday, September 13, 2010

VanFulpen’s Heisman Watch

1. QB Denard Robinson, Michigan – If the Heisman Trophy was given out after two weeks Robinson would win the award hands down. What he has been able to two in the first two weeks of the season has been amazing. In two weeks he has put up 885 yards in total offense, and leads the country with 455 yards rushing and has 3 rushing touchdowns and also has thrown for 430 yards and 2 touchdowns. In last week against Notre Dame he racked up 502 yards in total offense and help Michigan win the game down in South Bend. In the next three week he should do well with winnable game for Michigan.

2. QB Terrelle Pryor, Ohio State – Pryor is coming off a huge win against Miami in which he rushed for 113 yards and a touchdown and lead Ohio State to the win. This season Pryor has thrown for 480 yards and 4 touchdowns and rushed for 130 yards and 1 touchdown. Ohio State isn’t tested for a while until they play at Wisconsin, October 16th.

3. QB Ryan Mallett, Arkansas – Mallett has throw for 701 yards and 6 touchdowns in two weeks and has the ability to put those type number game in and game out this season. He plays Georgia this Saturday and then in two weeks plays Alabama in which if he can pull that win off and put up good numbers who could job to the top of the Heisman list.

4. QB Kellen Moore, Boise State – Moore and Boise State didn’t play this past week and only has played one game against Virginia Tech in which he lead Boise State back to a win late in the game and threw for 215 yards and 3 touchdowns. In two weeks they play Oregon State which will be another big test for him and Boise State.

5. QB Landry Jones, Oklahoma – Jones is coming off a huge win against Florida State in which he threw for 380 yards and 4 touchdowns. In the first two weeks of the season he has thrown for 597 yards and 6 touchdowns with 2 interceptions, and Oklahoma will be in the National Title hunt all season long and they have a huge game against Texas in 3 weeks.

Saturday, March 13, 2010

More Pro Day Notes

Purdue S Dwight McLean at his Pro Day measured in at a height of 6010, 212 pounds. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.63 seconds. He measured a 35-inch vertical jump, a 10-foot broad jump and completed 27 repetitions on the 225-pound bench press.

Purdue CB David Pender measured in at his Pro Day with a height of 6000, 178 pounds. He ran the short shuttle in 4.22 seconds, the three-cone drill in 6.33 seconds and the long shuttle in 10.91 seconds. He also completed 12 repetitions on the 225-pound bench press.

Purdue CB Brandon King measured a height of 5095, 194 pounds at his Pro Day. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.53 seconds, the short shuttle in 4.24 seconds and the long shuttle in 11.43 seconds. He measured a 36-inch vertical jump, a 9-foot-11 broad jump and completed 23 repetitions on the 225-pound bench press.

Purdue QB Joey Elliot measured in at his Pro Day with a height of 6023, 215 pounds. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.65 seconds, the short shuttle in 4.35 seconds and the three-cone drill in 7.02 seconds. He measured a 29-inch vertical jump and a 9-foot broad jump.

TCU OT Nick Richmond measured in at his Pro Day with a height of 6078, 310 pounds. He ran the 40-yard dash in 5.24 seconds, the short shuttle in 4.81 seconds and the three-cone drill in 8.01 seconds. He also completed 19 repetitions on the 225-pound bench press, and had 36’’ arms.

Ohio State S Anderson Russell measured a height of 6010, 202 pounds at his Pro Day. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.41 seconds, the short shuttle in 4.11 seconds and the 3-cone drill in 6.78 seconds. He measured a 37-inch vertical jump, a 10-foot-9 broad jump and completed 18 repetitions on the 225-pound bench press.

Massachusetts WR Victor Cruz participated in the Boston College Pro Day and measured a height of 5115, 208 pounds. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.47 seconds, the short shuttle in 4.29 seconds and the 3-cone drill in 7.02 seconds. He measured a 41.5-inch vertical jump, a 10-foot-5 broad jump and completed 13 repetitions on the 225-pound bench press. He will also be working out at the UMass Pro Day on Thursday, March 25.

Massachusetts RB Tony Nelson participated in the Harvard Pro Day and measured a height of 5091, 208.5 pounds. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.55 seconds, the short shuttle in 4.33 seconds and the 3-cone drill in 6.62 seconds. He measured a 36-inch vertical jump, a 10-foot-4 broad jump and completed 17 repetitions on the 225-pound bench press. He will also be working out at the UMass Pro Day on Thursday, March 25.

Colgate DT Paul Mancuso participated in the Fordham Pro Day and measured a height of 6020, 304 pounds. He measured a 28-inch vertical jump, a 8-foot-10 broad jump and completed 32 repetitions on the 225-pound bench press.

Texas Tech OT Marlon Winn measured a height of 6045, 305 pounds at his Pro Day. He ran the 40-yard dash in 5.27 seconds, the short shuttle in 5.18 seconds and the 3-cone drill in 7.97 seconds. He measured a 28.5-inch vertical jump, a 8-foot-9 broad jump and completed 19 repetitions on the 225-pound bench press.

Texas Tech DE Brandon Sharp measured a height of 6017, 254 pounds at his Pro Day. He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.71 seconds, the short shuttle in 4.54 seconds and the 3-cone drill in 7.39 seconds. He measured a 35-inch vertical jump, a 10-foot-0 broad jump and completed 23 repetitions on the 225-pound bench press.

Friday, November 20, 2009

Draft Digest: Ohio State at Michigan



Players to Watch for 2010 NFL Draft:


DE Brandon Graham, Michigan (SR) - Player with a ton of talent on a bad team, could end up being a later 1st round pick or early 2nd round pick.


WR Greg Mathews, Michigan (SR) – He is a good size wide receiver with decent speed the past two season hasn’t put up huge number because of the inconsistency of the quarterback at Michigan. He could show something at an All-Star game and individual work out that could move his draft stock up but right now is a 7th round pick or free-agent.


LB Obi Ezeh, Michigan (JR) – Some have said that will leave early, but I expect him back at Michigan for his senior season next year. He is a good overall athlete and if does declare he would be a 4th round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.


CB Donovan Warren, Michigan (JR) - Warren most likely is gone from Ann Arbor and will declare of the 2010 NFL Draft. He has good size and he a good overall athlete, right now should be a 2nd or 3rd round pick.


DE Cameron Heyward, Ohio State (JR) – Powerful player who many think will leave early, possible 1st round pick.


DE Thaddeus Gibson, Ohio State (JR) – Most likely an outside linebacker in 3-4 defense, could leave early if did so would be a 2nd or 3rd round pick.


CB Chimdi Chekwa, Ohio State (JR) – Another junior who might take his game to the NFL after this season, good size cornerback. If could out would be a 3rd – 4th round pick.


S Kurt Coleman, Ohio State (SR) – A good athlete who can make plays in the secondary. Should end up being a 4th round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.


DT Doug Worthington, Ohio State (SR) – An athletic defensive tackle who could play defensive tackle in a 4-3 or has the ability to play defensive end in the 3-4. Should be a 6th round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.


S Anderson Russell, Ohio State (SR) – Not as good of an athlete as his running mate at safety Kurt Coleman, but still a good overall football player. Look for him to be a 7th round pick.