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1. Will Arnold-LSU-6’4, 322lbs
Injured almost all of 2006, Arnold looks to pick up where he left off in 2005 on his way to a potential All-American honors. He will be key is fortifying the left side of the line and opening up passing lanes for which ever QB is the starter.
Key Games: Oct. 6 v. Florida, Nov. 23 v. Arkansas
2. Jordan Grimes-Purdue-6’4, 335lbs
Returns to a Purdue team which surprised some teams last year at 8-5 and look to build on that, QB Curtis Painter returns from a stellar season and Grimes again is teamed at both of his sides by returning starters. Grimes should again have a big season and can maybe propel himself this year to 1st Team Big Ten Team.
Key Games: Oct. 6 v. Ohio State, Oct. 13 @ Michigan
3. Adam Kraus-Michigan-6’5, 300lbs
The other part of the left side of the Big Blue offensive line, Kraus combines with Long to make one of the most dynamic left sides of the OL in the nation. Combine this with Henne and Hart and Michigan is the team to beat in the Big Ten.
Key Games: Key Games: Nov. 10 @ Wisconsin, Nov. 17 v. Ohio State
4. Shannon Trevaga-UCLA-6’3, 310lbs
With only one new starter at UCLA this season, Trevaga looks to continue building on the solid foundation UCLA has in the middle with three senior interior lineman. Trevaga hopes that last seasons upset over USC was no mirage and intends to help repeat that effort.
Key Games: Oct. 6 v. Notre Dame, Dec. 1 @ USC
5. Andrew Crummey-Marlyand-6’5, 301lbs
Crummey has a difficult challenge ahead of him as the loss of RT Jordan Gaither will force him to learn how to work with a new side kick and he has no idea who will be playing QB this season in either Steffy or Portis. However Crummy paved they way last season for returning RB Lance Ball and intends to do the same.
Key Games: Sept. 13 v. West Virginia, Sept. 29 @ Rutgers
6. Kirk Elder-Texas A&M
7. Roy Schuening-Oregon State
8. John Greco-Toledo
9. Andrew Bain-Miami
10. Chester Adams-Georgia
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With no real answers at RG as of yet, could this be a possible 1st Round destination for our pick?
1. Will Arnold-LSU-6’4, 322lbs
Injured almost all of 2006, Arnold looks to pick up where he left off in 2005 on his way to a potential All-American honors. He will be key is fortifying the left side of the line and opening up passing lanes for which ever QB is the starter.
Key Games: Oct. 6 v. Florida, Nov. 23 v. Arkansas
2. Jordan Grimes-Purdue-6’4, 335lbs
Returns to a Purdue team which surprised some teams last year at 8-5 and look to build on that, QB Curtis Painter returns from a stellar season and Grimes again is teamed at both of his sides by returning starters. Grimes should again have a big season and can maybe propel himself this year to 1st Team Big Ten Team.
Key Games: Oct. 6 v. Ohio State, Oct. 13 @ Michigan
3. Adam Kraus-Michigan-6’5, 300lbs
The other part of the left side of the Big Blue offensive line, Kraus combines with Long to make one of the most dynamic left sides of the OL in the nation. Combine this with Henne and Hart and Michigan is the team to beat in the Big Ten.
Key Games: Key Games: Nov. 10 @ Wisconsin, Nov. 17 v. Ohio State
4. Shannon Trevaga-UCLA-6’3, 310lbs
With only one new starter at UCLA this season, Trevaga looks to continue building on the solid foundation UCLA has in the middle with three senior interior lineman. Trevaga hopes that last seasons upset over USC was no mirage and intends to help repeat that effort.
Key Games: Oct. 6 v. Notre Dame, Dec. 1 @ USC
5. Andrew Crummey-Marlyand-6’5, 301lbs
Crummey has a difficult challenge ahead of him as the loss of RT Jordan Gaither will force him to learn how to work with a new side kick and he has no idea who will be playing QB this season in either Steffy or Portis. However Crummy paved they way last season for returning RB Lance Ball and intends to do the same.
Key Games: Sept. 13 v. West Virginia, Sept. 29 @ Rutgers
6. Kirk Elder-Texas A&M
7. Roy Schuening-Oregon State
8. John Greco-Toledo
9. Andrew Bain-Miami
10. Chester Adams-Georgia
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With no real answers at RG as of yet, could this be a possible 1st Round destination for our pick?
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