DraftBoy
08-08-2007, 10:48 PM
1. John Sullivan-Notre Dame-6’4, 290lbs
Sullivan is one of only three returning starters on the offensive side of the ball and will be the offensive captain on this Irish team. He will have the tough job of working in top prep QB Jimmy Clausen and making sure that the OL begins to have some continuity.
Key Games: Sept. 15 @ Michigan, Oct. 20 v. USC
2. Steve Justice-Wake Forest-6’4, 295lbs
A preseason All-American, Justice looks to be the anchor of a Deacon line which not only led the way to Wake Forest’s ACC title last year but also helped Riley Skinner to emerge as a top flight passer.
Key Games: Oct. 11 v. Florida State, Nov. 10 @ Clemson
3. Adam Speiker-Missouri-6’3, 305lbs
Speiker is the anchor of a heavily upper classmen led offense. He also had a big hand in Missouri averaging 425.6 yards last season, which ranked 8th in the nation. They intend to improve on that and finally contend for the Big 12 Conference title that Tiger fans have been waiting for.
Key Games: Sept. 1 v. Illinois, Oct. 13 @ Oklahoma
4. Kory Lichtensteiger-Bowling Green-6’3, 305lbs
The one thing Bowling Green must establish this season is a consistent ground attack and the biggest part of that will be Lichtensteiger, he is one of three returning seniors on the OL and will anchor the line this season.
Key Games: Oct. 6 @ BC, Nov 17 @ Buffalo
5. Doug Legursky-Marshall-6’3, 311lbs
An All-Conference 1st team player, Legursky hopes to help bring Marshall back to being bowl eligible, with RB Ahmad Bradshaw bolting for the NFL after last season he’ll be opening up holes for a new Running Back this season.
Key Games: Sept. 1 @ Miami, Sept. 8 v. West Virginia
6. Trevor Rees-Northwestern
7. Mike Pollack-Arizona State
8. Jeff Cavender-Boise State
9. Tony Brinkhaus-Minnesota
10. Cody Wallace-Texas A&M
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FA signing from a year ago in Melvin Fowler has been up and down since coming in and with solid but deep center class this could be a middle to late round pick up.
Sullivan is one of only three returning starters on the offensive side of the ball and will be the offensive captain on this Irish team. He will have the tough job of working in top prep QB Jimmy Clausen and making sure that the OL begins to have some continuity.
Key Games: Sept. 15 @ Michigan, Oct. 20 v. USC
2. Steve Justice-Wake Forest-6’4, 295lbs
A preseason All-American, Justice looks to be the anchor of a Deacon line which not only led the way to Wake Forest’s ACC title last year but also helped Riley Skinner to emerge as a top flight passer.
Key Games: Oct. 11 v. Florida State, Nov. 10 @ Clemson
3. Adam Speiker-Missouri-6’3, 305lbs
Speiker is the anchor of a heavily upper classmen led offense. He also had a big hand in Missouri averaging 425.6 yards last season, which ranked 8th in the nation. They intend to improve on that and finally contend for the Big 12 Conference title that Tiger fans have been waiting for.
Key Games: Sept. 1 v. Illinois, Oct. 13 @ Oklahoma
4. Kory Lichtensteiger-Bowling Green-6’3, 305lbs
The one thing Bowling Green must establish this season is a consistent ground attack and the biggest part of that will be Lichtensteiger, he is one of three returning seniors on the OL and will anchor the line this season.
Key Games: Oct. 6 @ BC, Nov 17 @ Buffalo
5. Doug Legursky-Marshall-6’3, 311lbs
An All-Conference 1st team player, Legursky hopes to help bring Marshall back to being bowl eligible, with RB Ahmad Bradshaw bolting for the NFL after last season he’ll be opening up holes for a new Running Back this season.
Key Games: Sept. 1 @ Miami, Sept. 8 v. West Virginia
6. Trevor Rees-Northwestern
7. Mike Pollack-Arizona State
8. Jeff Cavender-Boise State
9. Tony Brinkhaus-Minnesota
10. Cody Wallace-Texas A&M
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FA signing from a year ago in Melvin Fowler has been up and down since coming in and with solid but deep center class this could be a middle to late round pick up.