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From Craig Hailey at Stats.

The Hines kid from Duchesne is a beast.

No EWU or Weber players make the list and I'm ok with that.

http://www.fcs.football/cfb/story.asp?i ... 4-32BT0SG4

kalm wrote:Duchesne

I hope Cox stays for his Senior year. He is good enough to leave for the NFL after this season, barring injury.

Looks like TJ Holl, Colgate All-American LB, is a 5th year Senior transfer to Louisville.

89Hen wrote:

kalm wrote:Duchesne

I had it confused with Duchesne, Utah...which I also evidently mis-pronounce.

FML

At the 4:03 mark of the video, a Freshman, Jabril Cox saves the day by rushing JMU QB Schor to throw the ball short.

Top 2020 NFL Draft Prospects From The FCS
https://herosports.com/fcs/football-202 ... s-feb-bzbz

15 listed. JMU, SDSU, and JSU with 2 each. 9 other schools with 1.

BDKJMU wrote:Top 2020 NFL Draft Prospects From The FCS
https://herosports.com/fcs/football-202 ... s-feb-bzbz

15 listed. JMU, SDSU, and JSU with 2 each. 9 other schools with 1.
https://herosports.com/fcs/football-202 ... s-feb-bzbz

I can’t believe Bridges and Vinnatieri still have a year of eligibility remaining.

Looks like a bumper crop of possible NFL draft picks next year from FCS. 34 seniors in the top 250.

Athlon Link

67. Malachi Jean, DT, Prairie View A&M
93. Rashard Robinson, CB, James Madison
101. Sam Kamara, DT, Stony Brook
117. Nigel Kilby, TE, Southern Illinois
132. Ron’Dell Carter, DE, James Madison
137. Jequez Ezzard, WR, Howard
145. Sterling Jenkins, OT, Duquesne
157. Isiah Swann, CB, Dartmouth
159. Josh Pearson, WR, Jacksonville State
160. Marlon Bridges, FS, Jacksonville State
177. Cam Gill, OLB, Wagner
178. Dante Olson, ILB, Montana
179. James Robinson, RB, Illinois State
180. Manny Patterson, CB, Maine
183. Christian Rozeboom, ILB, South Dakota State
185. T.J. Floyd, CB, Princeton
186. Zack Johnson, OT, North Dakota State
187. J’Von Brown, OG, Central Connecticut State
188. Nick Wheeler, DE/OLB, Colgate
189. John Daka, OLB, James Madison
191. Noah Johnson, OG, Idaho
193. Reid Harrison-Ducros, CB, Duquesne
195. Michael Bandy, WR, San Diego
196. Zach Hall, ILB, Southeast Missouri
197. Jonas Griffith, ILB, Indiana State
200. Charlie Taumoepeau, TE, Portland State
202. A.J. Hines, RB, Duquesne
208. Chase Vinatieri, PK, South Dakota State
219. Kameron Brown, WR, Charleston Southern
234. Tyrone Wheatley Jr., TE, Stony Brook (not listed on current roster)
235. Jamond Glass, CB, Samford
238. Mason Alstatt, SS, Wofford
249. Jamari Hester, WR, Jacksonville State
250. Tom Flacco, QB, Towson

Gil Dobie wrote:Looks like a bumper crop of possible NFL draft picks next year from FCS. 34 seniors in the top 250.

Athlon Link

67. Malachi Jean, DT, Prairie View A&M
93. Rashard Robinson, CB, James Madison
101. Sam Kamara, DT, Stony Brook
117. Nigel Kilby, TE, Southern Illinois
132. Ron’Dell Carter, DE, James Madison
137. Jequez Ezzard, WR, Howard
145. Sterling Jenkins, OT, Duquesne
157. Isiah Swann, CB, Dartmouth
159. Josh Pearson, WR, Jacksonville State
160. Marlon Bridges, FS, Jacksonville State
177. Cam Gill, OLB, Wagner
178. Dante Olson, ILB, Montana
179. James Robinson, RB, Illinois State
180. Manny Patterson, CB, Maine
183. Christian Rozeboom, ILB, South Dakota State
185. T.J. Floyd, CB, Princeton
186. Zack Johnson, OT, North Dakota State
187. J’Von Brown, OG, Central Connecticut State
188. Nick Wheeler, DE/OLB, Colgate
189. John Daka, OLB, James Madison
191. Noah Johnson, OG, Idaho
193. Reid Harrison-Ducros, CB, Duquesne
195. Michael Bandy, WR, San Diego
196. Zach Hall, ILB, Southeast Missouri
197. Jonas Griffith, ILB, Indiana State
200. Charlie Taumoepeau, TE, Portland State
202. A.J. Hines, RB, Duquesne
208. Chase Vinatieri, PK, South Dakota State
219. Kameron Brown, WR, Charleston Southern
234. Tyrone Wheatley Jr., TE, Stony Brook (not listed on current roster)
235. Jamond Glass, CB, Samford
238. Mason Alstatt, SS, Wofford
249. Jamari Hester, WR, Jacksonville State
250. Tom Flacco, QB, Towson

JMU, JSU, & Duquesne with most at 3.
-Rashard Robinson was rated higher as a corner than Jimmy Moreland coming into last season, before Robinson went down to a season ending injury the week before the NC State opener.
-I’m very surprised that Riley Stapleton isn’t among the 34/JMU’s 3. A 6’5”/230 WR with good hands. Must not have the wheels I guess.

BDKJMU wrote:

Gil Dobie wrote:Looks like a bumper crop of possible NFL draft picks next year from FCS. 34 seniors in the top 250.

Athlon Link

67. Malachi Jean, DT, Prairie View A&M
93. Rashard Robinson, CB, James Madison
101. Sam Kamara, DT, Stony Brook
117. Nigel Kilby, TE, Southern Illinois
132. Ron’Dell Carter, DE, James Madison
137. Jequez Ezzard, WR, Howard
145. Sterling Jenkins, OT, Duquesne
157. Isiah Swann, CB, Dartmouth
159. Josh Pearson, WR, Jacksonville State
160. Marlon Bridges, FS, Jacksonville State
177. Cam Gill, OLB, Wagner
178. Dante Olson, ILB, Montana
179. James Robinson, RB, Illinois State
180. Manny Patterson, CB, Maine
183. Christian Rozeboom, ILB, South Dakota State
185. T.J. Floyd, CB, Princeton
186. Zack Johnson, OT, North Dakota State
187. J’Von Brown, OG, Central Connecticut State
188. Nick Wheeler, DE/OLB, Colgate
189. John Daka, OLB, James Madison
191. Noah Johnson, OG, Idaho
193. Reid Harrison-Ducros, CB, Duquesne
195. Michael Bandy, WR, San Diego
196. Zach Hall, ILB, Southeast Missouri
197. Jonas Griffith, ILB, Indiana State
200. Charlie Taumoepeau, TE, Portland State
202. A.J. Hines, RB, Duquesne
208. Chase Vinatieri, PK, South Dakota State
219. Kameron Brown, WR, Charleston Southern
234. Tyrone Wheatley Jr., TE, Stony Brook (not listed on current roster)
235. Jamond Glass, CB, Samford
238. Mason Alstatt, SS, Wofford
249. Jamari Hester, WR, Jacksonville State
250. Tom Flacco, QB, Towson

JMU & JSU with most at 3.
-Rashard Robinson was rated higher as a corner than Jimmy Moreland coming into last season, before Robinson went down to a season ending injury the week before the NC State opener.
-I’m very surprised that Riley Stapleton isn’t among the 34/JMU’s 3. A 6’5”/230 WR with good hands. Must not have the wheels I guess.

Will Stapleton be a SR this season? Legal troubles won't stop him from playing?

Gil Dobie wrote:

BDKJMU wrote: JMU & JSU with most at 3.
-Rashard Robinson was rated higher as a corner than Jimmy Moreland coming into last season, before Robinson went down to a season ending injury the week before the NC State opener.
-I’m very surprised that Riley Stapleton isn’t among the 34/JMU’s 3. A 6’5”/230 WR with good hands. Must not have the wheels I guess.

Will Stapleton be a SR this season? Legal troubles won't stop him from playing?

Remained practicing on the team after his legal issue was announced in the press during the middle of Spring ball. Maybe he’ll end up suspended a/some game(s) early, but noting has been announced by Cignetti. Stapleton will be a rSr this season.

And its not just the JMU Dukes & JSU leading the way with 3 each.
The Duquesne Dukes also have 3 players listed..

BDKJMU wrote:

Gil Dobie wrote:Looks like a bumper crop of possible NFL draft picks next year from FCS. 34 seniors in the top 250.

Athlon Link

67. Malachi Jean, DT, Prairie View A&M
93. Rashard Robinson, CB, James Madison
101. Sam Kamara, DT, Stony Brook
117. Nigel Kilby, TE, Southern Illinois
132. Ron’Dell Carter, DE, James Madison
137. Jequez Ezzard, WR, Howard
145. Sterling Jenkins, OT, Duquesne
157. Isiah Swann, CB, Dartmouth
159. Josh Pearson, WR, Jacksonville State
160. Marlon Bridges, FS, Jacksonville State
177. Cam Gill, OLB, Wagner
178. Dante Olson, ILB, Montana
179. James Robinson, RB, Illinois State
180. Manny Patterson, CB, Maine
183. Christian Rozeboom, ILB, South Dakota State
185. T.J. Floyd, CB, Princeton
186. Zack Johnson, OT, North Dakota State
187. J’Von Brown, OG, Central Connecticut State
188. Nick Wheeler, DE/OLB, Colgate
189. John Daka, OLB, James Madison
191. Noah Johnson, OG, Idaho
193. Reid Harrison-Ducros, CB, Duquesne
195. Michael Bandy, WR, San Diego
196. Zach Hall, ILB, Southeast Missouri
197. Jonas Griffith, ILB, Indiana State
200. Charlie Taumoepeau, TE, Portland State
202. A.J. Hines, RB, Duquesne
208. Chase Vinatieri, PK, South Dakota State
219. Kameron Brown, WR, Charleston Southern
234. Tyrone Wheatley Jr., TE, Stony Brook (not listed on current roster)
235. Jamond Glass, CB, Samford
238. Mason Alstatt, SS, Wofford
249. Jamari Hester, WR, Jacksonville State
250. Tom Flacco, QB, Towson

JMU, JSU, & Duquesne with most at 3.
-Rashard Robinson was rated higher as a corner than Jimmy Moreland coming into last season, before Robinson went down to a season ending injury the week before the NC State opener.
-I’m very surprised that Riley Stapleton isn’t among the 34/JMU’s 3. A 6’5”/230 WR with good hands. Must not have the wheels I guess.

Point made on JMU board:

Since that list is only seniors, obviously many will get pushed down the list once underclassmen are considered. One thing I saw says 73 underclassmen were just drafted. If it's about the same next year, then the cutoff will be at 183. Only 15 FCS players on that list ranked 183 or above, so not much better if chalk holds.

If you figure Jabril Cox comes out early and is an early round pick, then that would put the over/under next season at 16 being drafted, which would be just under the 17-18 a season average going back the last decade..

kalm wrote:From Craig Hailey at Stats.

The Hines kid from Duchesne is a beast.

No EWU or Weber players make the list and I'm ok with that.

http://www.fcs.football/cfb/story.asp?i ... 4-32BT0SG4

How is Troy Andersen not on this list.

SACCAT wrote:

kalm wrote:From Craig Hailey at Stats.

The Hines kid from Duchesne is a beast.

No EWU or Weber players make the list and I'm ok with that.

http://www.fcs.football/cfb/story.asp?i ... 4-32BT0SG4

How is Troy Andersen not on this list.

You didn’t hear?

The incoming class is so talented that they expect few red shirts and multiple true freshmen starters. There’s simply no room at LB, RB, or QB so they had to pull Anderson’s scholarship.

Rumor has it he’s considering either declaring for the NBA draft or considering an internship to study Buddhism under the tutelage of the Dalai Lama.

Stay tuned.

kalm wrote:

SACCAT wrote:
How is Troy Andersen not on this list.

You didn’t hear?

The incoming class is so talented that they expect few red shirts and multiple true freshmen starters. There’s simply no room at LB, RB, or QB so they had to pull Anderson’s scholarship.

Rumor has it he’s considering either declaring for the NBA draft or considering an internship to study Buddhism under the tutelage of the Dalai Lama.

Stay tuned.

Easy there....Cats aren't that good.

I am not sold on Olson, he needs to have a good year this year to prove to me all the hype is worth it. One or two good games against shitty BSC opponents obviously fools 80% of the people but not me.

Im OK with leaving Anderson off this list too, not saying he isnt a good athlete but hes not a QB. Lots of fast guys could sit back there and run. He needs to solidify a position to be on the list IMO

BDKJMU wrote:

Gil Dobie wrote:
Will Stapleton be a SR this season? Legal troubles won't stop him from playing?

Remained practicing on the team after his legal issue was announced in the press during the middle of Spring ball. Maybe he’ll end up suspended a/some game(s) early, but noting has been announced by Cignetti. Stapleton will be a rSr this season.

And its not just the JMU Dukes & JSU leading the way with 3 each.
The Duquesne Dukes also have 3 players listed..

Announced yesterday that Stapleton will be suspended for the 1st 3 games (@ WVU, StFU, Morgan St). JMU did get the 2 P5 transfers at WR (4* Penn St rSr that started 7 games, and a 3* rFr from WVU).