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I would post on AGS but those guys seem to do nothing but get in a contest of whose is bigger and some of the fans who chime in have little to brag about so I'm posting here where people are more civil.

Name: B.J. Coleman
School: Tennessee-Chattanooga
Pos: QB
Ht: 6030
Wt: 233
Hand: 10 3/8
Arm: 31 5/8
Wingspan: 76 3/8
Bench: no lift- right hand
10-yard: no run- hand
20-yard: no run- hand
40-yard: no run- hand
VJ: no run- hand
BJ: 8’9; 9’1
20: 4.38-4.40
60: choice
3-cone: 7.07

Name: Aaron Corp
School: Richmond
Pos: QB
Ht: 6034
Wt: 215
Hand: 9 3/8
Arm: 32
Wingspan: 75 5/8
Bench: choice
10-yard: 1.65-1.67 HT; 1.74 ET
20-yard: 2.81-2.83 HT; 2.87-2.93 ET
40-yard: 4.81-4.92 HT; 4.93-5.01 ET
VJ: 28 1/2
BJ: 9’1
20: 4.50-4.59
60: choice
3-cone: 7.05-7.06

Name: Patrick Witt
School: Yale
Pos: QB
Ht: 6034
Wt: 225
Hand: 9
Arm: 31 3/8
Wingspan: 74 1/4
Bench: choice
10-yard: no run- right ham strain
20-yard: no run- right ham strain
40-yard: no run- right ham strain
VJ: 31 1/2
BJ: 8’5
20: 4.37-4.45
60: no run- right ham strain
3-cone: 7.14-7.16

Name: Tom Compton
School: South Dakota
Pos: OT
Ht: 6047
Wt: 314
Hand: 10
Arm: 34
Wingspan: 80 7/8
Bench: 20
10-yard: 1.74-1.77 HT; 1.79-1.82 ET
20-yard: 2.87-2.97 HT; 2.96-2.98 ET
40-yard: 5.01-5.07 HT; 5.11-5.15 ET
VJ: 30
BJ: 9’0
20: 4.60-4.63
60: choice
3-cone: 7.59

Name: Paul Cornick
School: North Dakota St
Pos: OT
Ht: 6054
Wt: 310
Hand: 10 1/4
Arm: 35
Wingspan: 81 3/8
Bench: 25
10-yard: no run- lumbar spine
20-yard: no run- lumbar spine
40-yard: no run- lumbar spine
VJ: no run- lumbar spine
BJ: no run- lumbar spine
20: no run- lumbar spine
60: no run- lumbar spine
3-cone: no run- lumbar spine

Name: Dustin Waldron
School: Portland St
Pos: OT
Ht: 6050
Wt: 305
Hand: 9 3/4
Arm: 32 3/4
Wingspan: 78 3/4
Bench: 29
10-yard: 1.79-1.87 HT; 1.87-1.91 ET
20-yard: 3.01-3.10 HT; 3.06-3.13 ET
40-yard: 5.23-5.37 HT; 5.34-5.43 ET
VJ: 26
BJ: 8’5-8’7
20: 4.75-4.78
60: no run
3-cone: 7.93-8.00

Name: Emil Igwenagu
School: Massachusetts-Amherst
Pos: HB
Ht: 6012
Wt: 249
Hand: 9 1/4
Arm: 33 1/8
Wingspan: 79 7/8
Bench: 19
10-yard: 1.65-1.69 HT; 1.76-1.78 ET
20-yard: 2.70-2.81 HT; 2.85 ET
40-yard: 4.70-4.78 HT; 4.83-4.93 ET
VJ: 34 1/2
BJ: 9’10-10’1
20: 4.40-4.41
60: 11.50-11.58
3-cone: 7.32-7.37

Name: Tim Benford
School: Tennessee Tech
Pos: WO
Ht: 5112
Wt: 205
Hand: 8 7/8
Arm: 33 1/8
Wingspan: 76 3/8
Bench: 15
10-yard: 1.69-1.67 HT; 1.64-1.67 ET
20-yard: 2.62-2.66 HT; 2.73 ET
40-yard: 4.51-4.59 HT; 4.59-4.61 ET
VJ: DNP- left oblique strain
BJ: DNP- left oblique strain
20: no run- left oblique strain
60: no run- left oblique strain
3-cone: no run- left oblique strain

Name: Brian Quick
School: Appalachian St
Pos: WO
Ht: 6034
Wt: 220
Hand: 9 3/4
Arm: 34 1/4
Wingspan: 80 7/8
Bench: 15
10-yard: 1.59-1.61 HT; 1.63-1.64 ET
20-yard: 2.53-2.62 HT; 2.68 ET
40-yard: 4.50-4.59 HT; 4.55-4.60 ET
VJ: 34
BJ: 9’9-9’11
20: 4.23
60: no run
3-cone: 7.10-7.12

Name: Jewel Hampton
School: Southern Illinois
Pos: OH
Ht: 5085
Wt: 218
Hand: 9 5/8
Arm: 31
Wingspan: 75 1/8
Bench: 26
10-yard: no run- left ankle
20-yard: no run- left ankle
40-yard: no run- left ankle
VJ: DNP- left ankle
BJ: DNP- left ankle
20: no run- left ankle
60: no run- left ankle
3-cone: no run- left ankle

Name: Caleb McSurdy
School: Montana
Pos: IB
Ht: 6012
Wt: 245
Hand: 8 3/8
Arm: 30 7/8
Wingspan: 74 7/8
Bench: 26
10-yard: 1.67-1.79 HT; 1.79-1.80 ET
20-yard: 2.81-2.84 HT; 2.92 ET
40-yard: 4.82-4.91 HT; 4.97-5.00 ET
VJ: 30
BJ: 8’11-9’2
20: 4.28
60: 12.30-12.34
3-cone: 7.26-7.33

Name: Justin Bethel
School: Presbyterian
Pos: SS
Ht: 5115
Wt: 200
Hand: 9 3/4
Arm: 32 3/8
Wingspan: 76 5/8
Bench: 19
10-yard: 1.59-1.61 HT; 1.60-1.63 ET
20-yard: 2.57-2.65 HT; 2.68-2.70 ET
40-yard: 4.52-4.59 HT; 4.58-4.62 ET
VJ: 38 1/2
BJ: 10’10-10’11
20: 4.30
60: no run- choice
3-cone: 6.79-6.82

Name: Jerron McMillian
School: Maine
Pos: SS
Ht: 5111
Wt: 203
Hand: 9 3/8
Arm: 30 5/8
Wingspan: 73 7/8
Bench: 17
10-yard: 1.51-1.59 HT; 1.59-1.60 ET
20-yard: 2.52-2.57 HT; 2.65-2.67 ET
40-yard: 4.47-4.54 HT; 4.56-4.58 ET
VJ: 36 1/2
BJ: 9’11-10’0
20: 4.22-4.23
60: no run- choice
3-cone: 6.69-6.73

Name: Asa Jackson
School: Cal Poly St
Pos: DC
Ht: 5100
Wt: 191
Hand: 9
Arm: 29 1/8
Wingspan: 66 3/8
Bench: 19
10-yard: 1.53-1.58 HT; 1.59-1.62 ET
20-yard: 2.55-2.63 HT; 2.62-2.65 ET
40-yard: 4.48-4.55 HT; 4.49-4.58 ET
VJ: 34 1/2
BJ: 9’8-9’10
20: 4.03-4.15
60: no run- choice
3-cone: 6.97-7.02

Name: Janzen Jackson
School: McNeese St
Pos: DC
Ht: 5114
Wt: 188
Hand: 9 3/8
Arm: 31
Wingspan: 74
Bench: 9
10-yard: 1.61-1.65 HT; 1.64-1.66 ET
20-yard: 2.59-2.65 HT; 2.70 ET
40-yard: 4.60-4.64 HT; 4.64-4.66 ET
VJ: 36 1/2
BJ: 10’2-10’5
20: 4.15-4.22
60: no run- choice; pulled up during drills- dehydrated
3-cone: 6.90-6.93

Name: Trumaine Johnson
School: Montana
Pos: DC
Ht: 6017
Wt: 204
Hand: 9 3/8
Arm: 33 1/4
Wingspan: 76 7/8
Bench: 19
10-yard: 1.62-1.71 HT; 1.66-1.70 ET
20-yard: 2.62-2.71 HT; 2.71-2.75 ET
40-yard: 4.50-4.69 HT; 4.61-4.73 ET
VJ: 35 1/2
BJ: 10’1-10’2
20: 4.15-4.18
60: 11.68-11.70
3-cone: 7.20-7.23

Name: Josh Norman
School: Coastal Carolina
Pos: DC
Ht: 6002
Wt: 197
Hand: 9 1/4
Arm: 32 3/4
Wingspan: 78 1/2
Bench: 14
10-yard: 1.52-1.53 HT; 1.59-1.61 ET
20-yard: 2.57-2.63 HT; 2.72 ET
40-yard: 4.61-4.63 HT; 4.66-4.70 ET
VJ: 33
BJ: 10’2-10’4
20: 4.23-4.25
60: no run- choice
3-cone: 7.09

Name: Micah Pellerin
School: Hampton
Pos: DC
Ht: 6003
Wt: 194
Hand: 9 5/8
Arm: 31 3/4
Wingspan: 77 1/8
Bench: 14
10-yard: 1.58-1.61 HT; 1.65-1.67 ET
20-yard: 2.47-2.63 HT; 4.72 ET
40-yard: 4.52-4.58 HT; 4.61-4.65 ET
VJ: 33
BJ: 9’7-9’8
20: no run- right ham pull on 2nd 40
60: no run- right ham pull on 2nd 40
3-cone: no run- right ham pull on 2nd 40

Name: DeAndre Presley
School: Appalachian St
Pos: DC
Ht: 5097
Wt: 185
Hand: 8 5/8
Arm: 30 1/4
Wingspan: 73 1/8
Bench: 8
10-yard: 1.60-1.63 HT; 1.56-1.67 ET
20-yard: 2.62-2.65 HT; 2.76 ET
40-yard: 4.53-4.62 HT; 4.64-4.69 ET
VJ: 32
BJ: 9’5-9’6
20: 4.28-4.34
60: no run- choice
3-cone: 7.19-7.20

Name: Ryan Steed
School: Furman
Pos: DC
Ht: 5104
Wt: 195
Hand: 9 1/8
Arm: 32 5/8
Wingspan: 76
Bench: 12
10-yard: 1.61-1.70 HT; 1.66-1.72 ET
20-yard: 2.69-2.72 HT; 2.77-2.86 ET
40-yard: 4.64-4.77 HT; 4.68-4.78 ET
VJ: 34
BJ: 9’9-10’1
20: 4.22-4.24
60: no run- choice
3-cone: 6.94-7.01

Name: Corey White
School: Samford
Pos: DC
Ht: 5114
Wt: 206
Hand: 9 3/8
Arm: 31 5/8
Wingspan: 76
Bench: 15
10-yard: 1.58-1.66 HT; 1.59-1.60 ET
20-yard: 2.59-2.63 HT; 2.68-2.71 ET
40-yard: 4.53-4.56 HT; 4.55-4.62 ET
VJ: 37 1/2
BJ: 10’0-10’6
20: 4.22-4.23
60: no run- choice
3-cone: 6.72-6.78

Name: Christian Thompson- waiting to get confirmed information
School: South Carolina St
Pos: FS
Ht:
Wt:
Hand:
Arm:
Wingspan:
Bench:
10-yard:
20-yard:
40-yard:
VJ:
BJ:
20:
60:
3-cone:

SmallCollegeFBFan wrote:I would post on AGS but those guys seem to do nothing but get in a contest of whose is bigger and some of the fans who chime in have little to brag about so I'm posting here where people are more civil.

I'll get to digesting the results and commenting, but I just had to make a comment on this statement.

THAT is not something you see every day.

AZGrizFan wrote:

SmallCollegeFBFan wrote:I would post on AGS but those guys seem to do nothing but get in a contest of whose is bigger and some of the fans who chime in have little to brag about so I'm posting here where people are more civil.

I'll get to digesting the results and commenting, but I just had to make a comment on this statement.

THAT is not something you see every day.

Well over there the SoCon people have such hatred for ASU that they try to bash them and get into a pissing contest. It gets sickening although I'm sure Montana fans get it in the Big Sky but the SoCon people take over at AGS. It seems like everyone hates UM and ASU because of their success. Why can't Elon, Chatty, and WCU stop hating and actually spend time trying to put quality on the field? You would think teams who have struggled would be quiet and work on making their team better instead of grasping at straws trying to find ONE thing they can bring about over schools who have much to brag about. You know what I'm saying? I think UM, ASU, GSU, and a few other teams know what I'm talking about.

SmallCollegeFBFan wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:
I'll get to digesting the results and commenting, but I just had to make a comment on this statement.

THAT is not something you see every day.

Well over there the SoCon people have such hatred for ASU that they try to bash them and get into a pissing contest. It gets sickening although I'm sure Montana fans get it in the Big Sky but the SoCon people take over at AGS. It seems like everyone hates UM and ASU because of their success. Why can't Elon, Chatty, and WCU stop hating and actually spend time trying to put quality on the field? You would think teams who have struggled would be quiet and work on making their team better instead of grasping at straws trying to find ONE thing they can bring about over schools who have much to brag about. You know what I'm saying? I think UM, ASU, GSU, and a few other teams know what I'm talking about.

Thanks for posting this - you're right about some of the ASU hatred, but some posters bring it upon the rest of us.

I'm curious about when Quick will go...I've read maybe second round?

ASUG8 wrote:

SmallCollegeFBFan wrote:
Well over there the SoCon people have such hatred for ASU that they try to bash them and get into a pissing contest. It gets sickening although I'm sure Montana fans get it in the Big Sky but the SoCon people take over at AGS. It seems like everyone hates UM and ASU because of their success. Why can't Elon, Chatty, and WCU stop hating and actually spend time trying to put quality on the field? You would think teams who have struggled would be quiet and work on making their team better instead of grasping at straws trying to find ONE thing they can bring about over schools who have much to brag about. You know what I'm saying? I think UM, ASU, GSU, and a few other teams know what I'm talking about.

Thanks for posting this - you're right about some of the ASU hatred, but some posters bring it upon the rest of us.

I'm curious about when Quick will go...I've read maybe second round?

I think Quick goes mid 2nd to early 3rd. Don't see him in the 4th or 5th like many App people were claiming before. I think the media was just behind the 8 ball on it. Just like you can mark this down next year Kimbrough, Grier, Sanders, Martin, and McCray will get NFL looks and McCray is the highest rated on my board. I have McCray in the 5th-6th round and the others as free agents.

SmallCollegeFBFan wrote:Well over there the SoCon people have such hatred for ASU that they try to bash them and get into a pissing contest. It gets sickening although I'm sure Montana fans get it in the Big Sky but the SoCon people take over at AGS. It seems like everyone hates UM and ASU because of their success. Why can't Elon, Chatty, and WCU stop hating and actually spend time trying to put quality on the field? You would think teams who have struggled would be quiet and work on making their team better instead of grasping at straws trying to find ONE thing they can bring about over schools who have much to brag about. You know what I'm saying? I think UM, ASU, GSU, and a few other teams know what I'm talking about.

Some of these schools newer to the "whipping boy" game are just following the MSU Bobcat model for how to act.

The draft can't get here soon enough

Christian Thompson is listed at 6-0 213 his 40 time is 4.42 he has all the physical traits but he is inconsistent.

Here is Christian Thompson

Name: Christian Thompson
School: South Carolina St
Pos: FS
Ht: 6002
Wt: 211
Hand: 8 3/8
Arm: 31 1/2
Wingspan: 75 7/8
Bench: 18
10-yard: 1.55
20-yard: 2.52
40-yard: 4.42-4.43
VJ: 31 1/2
BJ: 10’2
20: 4.14
60: 11.74
3-cone: 7.34

SmallCollegeFBFan wrote:Here is Christian Thompson

Name: Christian Thompson
School: South Carolina St
Pos: FS
Ht: 6002
Wt: 211
Hand: 8 3/8
Arm: 31 1/2
Wingspan: 75 7/8
Bench: 18
10-yard: 1.55
20-yard: 2.52
40-yard: 4.42-4.43
VJ: 31 1/2
BJ: 10’2
20: 4.14
60: 11.74
3-cone: 7.34

It was stated that Thompson is a natural interceptor but how is that since he has small hands 8 3/8.