diamonds in the ruff
 

possible UDFA of 2008 class that may be "diamonds in the ruff"
Laverus Giles,RB,Jackson State
220 lbs 6-1 runs track came in 2nd in the nation in the 100m dash has learned to wait for holes to open and bust through averages over 7yards a carry i know it's the swac but that's still pretty good
btw the last jackson state rb drafted was walter payton
i'm not saying kid is the next walter by no means
just a fact and to state it might be time for more talent to start sneaking out of that school
Brian Witherspoon, CB, Stillman College Alabama
Return Man/Cornerback runs a 4.19 40
Patrick Carter,WR,Louisville
Widerout/return man 6-3 198 lbs. runs 4.32 40
Paul Pratt,CB,Nevada
Cornerback 5-10 190lbs runs 4.24 40
Jerrid Gaines,CB,Miami(OHIO)
5-11 192lbs 4.32 40
AJ Bryant,WR, Georgia
Wideout 6-2 200lbs runs 4.34 40
Corey Lynch,FS,Appalachian State
6ft 205lbs. 4.57 40 ranked 15th of 136 Free Safteys
Daniel Brooks, OLB, Jackson State
6-3 242lbs 4.67 40 2007 all swac first team
Avery Hannible,OLB,Mississippi State
6-1 245lbs Sec week 9 defensive player of the week in victory against Kentucky
any of these possible "Diamonds" UDFA?
i think some are how bout you

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Nice list. Here are a few to add.
Steve Allen, ILB, West Texas A&M, 6-1 (6007), 231, 4.62/4.74
Mike Peterson, FB/TE, Northwest Missouri State, 6-2 (6020), 246, 4.54/4.67
Tony Brinkhaus : Center : Minnesota : Ht: 6'3 Weight: 295 lbs., 4.25
Mackenzy Bernadeau, FB/TE, Bentley, 6-4 (6036), 305, 5.20/5.35
Kolo Kapanui, TE, West Texas A&M, 6-3 (6032), 271, 4.64/4.78

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I like the Brinkhaus name. Great football name.

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Good sleeper list.

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Avery Hannible is a good one, too. (Name and player)

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i too like Hannible and i think we could get him as UDFA
i also like Laverus Giles,RB,Jackson State
220 lbs 6-1 but we want get him unless he is a practice squad guy
he is fast like reggie but 20 lbs. heavier he had a problem for a while of running full speed to then line (like reggie) before the hole could open
they slowed him down and he started getting to line as it was opening and started averaging 7 per carry as for being fast i base it off his running track and coming in 2nd in the nation in the 100m dash