2011 NFL Draft Prospect, Miami Wide Receiver Leonard Hankerson had a solid night to open the 2010 college football season. Choosing to not enter the 2010 NFL Draft, Hankerson wasted no time making a statement with his six catches for 115 yards and two TDs.

Granted, the competition will get tougher than Florida A&M, but Hankerson is off to a good start to lead the Hurricanes in Receiving again this year.

2011 NFL Draft Prospect, Virginia Cornerback, Ras-I Dowling has a step up already on many NFL Draft prospects in one department. He was given a ringing endorsement by Cavaliers Defensive Coordinator, Jim Reid. “As a father and a dad, this is who you get down on your knees and pray that your daughter brings home some day. [...]

2011 NFL Draft Prospect, Alabama Running Back, Mark Ingram is set to miss the Tide’s season opener after having arthroscopic surgery on his knee. It isn’t known yet if he will return in time for Sept. 4th game against Penn State. “Mark will definitely be out for this week’s game,” Saban said. “We will make [...]

2011 NFL Draft Prospect, South Carolina Tight End, Weslye Saunders is out of the Gamecocks season opener Thursday night against Southern Miss. Saunders has been suspended for violating team rules and is under investigation by the NCAA on another matter. Coach Steve Spurrier made a short, but interesting comment on the matter that may cause [...]

Texas A&M Quarterback, Jerrod Johnson, may have a long way to go to convince NFL Scouts that he can be an NFL QB come Draft day. While his size (6’4″-243)and numbers (2009-3,579 yards, 30 TD and eight INT) shout NFL Quarterback, mechanics remain an issue for the converted Wide Receiver. “He looks good one minute [...]