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2010 College Football Early Draft Rankings

Published by Kim Nguyen on October 27, 2009

Second team All-Big 12. In 2008. First Nebraska defensive lineman to lead the team in tackles since 1973. His 19 tackles for loss were the eighth-best total in school history. His play helped Nebraska finish second in the Big 12 in total defense at 349.8 yards per game, an improvement of 126 yards per game from the 2007 campaign. Intercepted a pair of passes and returned both of them for touchdowns, including a dramatic game-clinching score in the regular-season finale against Colorado. He had a career game against Kansas (12 tackles, 4 TFL, 2.5 sacks) that earned him Big 12 Defensive Player-of-the-Week honors. Became a fixture as a fullback in short-yardage situations late in the season, and against the Jayhawks he showed his athletic ability when he caught a two-yard touchdown pass. Showed no ill effects from knee surgery that kept him out of spring practice. His sack and tackle for loss numbers led the team. His 5.8 tackles per game led all Big 12 defensive linemen. 2007: 12 GP; 11 GS; 22 Sol-34 TT, 6 TFL, 1 SK, 2 PBU, 4 QBH, 1 BLK; Had knee surgery in early March will sideline him for the spring season. Played a key role in NU’s 20-17 win at Wake Forest, recording two tackles for loss – one forced Wake to kick a field goal and the other helping result in a game-saving interception in the fourth quarter. 2006: 14 GP; 0 GS; 12 Sol-19 TT, 8 TFL, 3.5 SK, 1 INT, 2 QBH, 1 FF; Among the team leaders in both tackles for loss and sacks. He also saw time on special teams as a blocker on the place-kicking unit. 2005: 2 GP; 0 GS; 0 Sol-1 TT; Suh was one of a school-record 13 true freshmen to see action in 2005. He played in the first two games and had an assisted tackle against Wake Forest before missing the remainder of the season after undergoing knee surgery to fix torn meniscus suffered his senior year in high school playing basketball. Personal: Suh’s mother, Bernadette, is from Jamaica, while his father, Michael, hails from Cameroon. In the Ngema tribe in Cameroon, Ndamukong means “House of Spears.”

Pos	Rk	Rating	Name	Year	Ht/Wt/40	College
DT	1		Ndamukong Suh	SR	6-4/300/-	Nebraska	Portland, OR
S	2		Taylor Mays	SR	6-3/235/-	USC	Seattle, WA
OT	3		Russell Okung	SR	6-5/300/-	Oklahoma State	Richmond, TX
QB	4		Colt McCoy	SR	6-3/210/-	Texas	Tuscola, TX
OT	5		Trent Williams	SR	6-5/290/-	Oklahoma	Longview, TX
RB	6		C.J. Spiller	SR	5-11/195/-	Clemson	Lake Butler, FL
DE	7		Greg Hardy	SR	6-5/275/-	Mississippi	Memphis, TN
MLB	8		Brandon Spikes	SR	6-3/258/-	Florida	Shelby, NC
WR	9		Brandon LaFell	SR	6-3/206/-	LSU	Houston, TX
OLB	10		Sean Weatherspoon	SR	6-1/245/-	Missouri	Jasper, TX
WR	11		Mardy Gilyard	SR	6-1/180/-	Cincinnati	Bunnell, FL
QB	12		Tim Tebow	SR	6-3/245/-	Florida	St Augustine, FL
DT	13		Terrence Cody	SR	6-5/365/-	Alabama	Fort Myers, FL
TE	14		Jermaine Gresham	SR	6-6/250/-	Oklahoma	Ardmore, OK
WR	15		Eric Decker	SR	6-2/220/-	Minnesota	Cold Spring, MN
OLB	16		Jerry Hughes	SR	6-2/225/-	TCU	Sugar Land, TX
DT	17		Arthur Jones	SR	6-4/289/-	Syracuse	Endicott, NY
CB	18		Trevard Lindley	SR	6-0/175/-	Kentucky	Hiram, GA
DE	19		Ricky Sapp	SR	6-4/240/-	Clemson	Bamberg, SC
OT	20		Selvish Capers	SR	6-5/298/-	West Virginia	New Orleans, LA
DE	21		George Selvie	SR	6-4/242/-	South Florida	Pensacola, FL
CB	22		Syd’Quan Thompson	SR	5-10/181/-	California	Sacramento, CA
S	23		Darrell Stuckey	SR	6-1/205/-	Kansas	Kansas City, KS
OT	24		Ciron Black	SR	6-5/322/-	LSU	Tyler, TX
DE	25		Corey Wootton	SR	6-6/275/-	Northwestern	Ramsey, NJ
OT	26		Charles Brown	SR	6-6/295/-	USC	Pomona, CA
OT	27		Adam Ulatoski	SR	6-8/310/-	Texas	Southlake, TX
CB	28		Patrick Robinson	SR	5-11/182/-	Florida State	Miami, FL
DT	29		Jared Odrick	SR	6-5/291/-	Penn State	Lebanon, PA
OLB	30		Sergio Kindle	SR	6-4/239/-	Texas	Dallas, TX
OLB	31		Dexter Davis	SR	6-2/255/-	Arizona State	Phoenix, AZ
DT	32		D’Anthony Smith	SR	6-2/288/-	Louisiana Tech	Leesville, LA
DE	33		Brandon Lang	SR	6-4/250/-	Troy	Tucker, GA
OLB	34		Antonio Coleman	SR	6-3/260/-	Auburn	Mobile, AL
DT	35		Vince Oghobaase	SR	6-6/310/-	Duke	Alief, TX
OG	36		Sergio Render	SR	6-3/313/-	Virginia Tech	Newnan, GA
OG	37		Mike Iupati	SR	6-5.5/330/-	Idaho	Anaheim, CA
CB	38		Kyle Wilson	SR	5-10/186/-	Boise State	Piscataway, NJ
OLB	39		Rico McCoy	SR	6-1/215/-	Tennessee	Washington, DC
TE	40		Dennis Pitta	SR	6-5/248/-	BYU	Moorpark, CA
OT	41		Zane Beadles	SR	6-4/308/-	Utah	Midvale, UT
CB	42		Brandon Ghee	SR	6-0/191/-	Wake Forest	Fayetteville, NC
DE	43		Brandon Graham	SR	6-2/268/-	Michigan	Detroit, MI
DT	44		Geno Atkins	SR	6-1/270/-	Georgia	Fort Lauderdale, FL
C	45		John Estes	SR	6-1/275/-	Hawaii	Stockton, CA
OG	46		Thomas Austin	SR	6-3/315/-	Clemson	Camden, SC
OG	47		Mike Johnson	SR	6-6/298/-	Alabama	Pensacola, FL
OT	48		Sam Young	SR	6-8/320/-	Notre Dame	Fort Lauderdale, FL
CB	49		Javier Arenas	SR	5-9/193/-	Alabama	Tampa, FL
MLB	50		Joe Pawelek	SR	6-2/225/-	Baylor	Spring Branch, TX

Pos	Rk	Rating	Name	Year	Ht/Wt/40	College	Home
S	51		Kameron Chancellor	SR	6-4/226/-	Virginia Tech	Norfolk, VA
CB	52		Walter Thurmond	SR	6-0/180/-	Oregon	West Covina, CA
OG	53		Jon Asamoah	SR	6-5/309/-	Illinois	Park Forest, IL
OLB	54		Justin Cole	SR	6-3/240/-	San Jose State	Chino Hills, CA
CB	55		Myron Lewis	SR	6-3/202/-	Vanderbilt	Pompano Beach, FL
OLB	56		Eric Norwood	SR	6-1/252/-	South Carolina	Kennesaw, GA
WR	57		Mike Williams	SR	6-2/204/-	Syracuse	Buffalo, NY
TE	58		Edward Dickson	SR	6-5/243/-	Oregon	Bellflower, CA
OLB	59		Stevenson Sylvester	SR	6-2/212/-	Utah	Las Vegas, NV
QB	60		Tony Pike	SR	6-6/210/-	Cincinnati	Reading, OH
TE	61		Anthony McCoy	SR	6-5/255/-	USC	Fresno, CA
OG	62		John Jerry	SR	6-6/335/-	Mississippi	Batesville, MS
DE	63		C.J. Wilson	SR	6-4/275/-	East Carolina
RB	64		Charles Scott	SR	6-0/234/-	LSU	Jonesboro, LA
CB	65		Stephan Virgil	SR	5-11/165/-	Virginia Tech	Rocky Mount, NC
RB	66		Chris Brown	SR	5-10/190/-	Oklahoma	Alexandria, LA
OG	67		Brandon Carter	SR	6-6/356/-	Texas Tech	Longview, TX
MLB	68		Sean Lee	SR	6-2/236/-	Penn State	Pittsburgh, PA
WR	69		Jacoby Ford	SR	5-10/185/-	Clemson	West Palm Beach, FL
CB	70		Perrish Cox	SR	6-1/185/-	Oklahoma State	Waco, TX
OT	71		Jason Fox	SR	6-6/305/-	Miami (FL)	Fort Worth, TX
DE	72		Auston English	SR	6-3/257/-	Oklahoma	Canadian, TX
DE	73		Jermaine Cunningham	SR	6-3/252/-	Florida	Stone Mountain, GA
CB	74		Akwasi Owusu-Ansah	SR	6-1/195/-	Indiana of PA	Columbus, OH
DE	75		Rahim Alem	SR	6-3/263/-	LSU	New Orleans, LA
OLB	76		Cameron Sheffield	SR	6-2/225/-	Troy	Portal, GA
DE	77		Jammie Kirlew	SR	6-3/266/-	Indiana	Orlando, FL
DT	78		DeMarcus Granger	SR	6-3/300/-	Oklahoma	Dallas, TX
MLB	79		Micah Johnson	SR	6-2/255/-	Kentucky	Fort Campbell, KY
S	80		Justin Woodall	SR	6-1/213/-	Alabama	Oxford, MS
WR	81		Naaman Roosevelt	SR	6-0/187/-	Buffalo	Buffalo, NY
DE	82		Willie Young	SR	6-5/243/-	North Carolina State	Palm Beach Gardens, FL
C	83		J.D. Walton	SR	6-3/305/-	Baylor	Allen, TX
OG	84		Mitch Petrus	SR	6-4/305/-	Arkansas	Carlisle, AR
CB	85		Alterraun Verner	SR	5-11/179/-	UCLA	Lakewood, CA
TE	86		Garrett Graham	SR	6-4/248/-	Wisconsin	Brick, NJ
DT	87		Malcolm Sheppard	SR	6-3/277/-	Arkansas	Bainbridge, GA
QB	88		Tim Hiller	SR	6-4/215/-	Western Michigan	Orrville, OH
OT	89		Kyle Calloway	SR	6-7/317/-	Iowa	Belleville, IL
MLB	90		Boris Lee	SR	6-2/210/-	Troy	Homerville, GA
C	91		Matthew Tennant	SR	6-4/294/-	Boston College	Cincinnati, OH
RB	92		Toby Gerhart	JR	6-1/235/-	Stanford	Norco, CA
S	93		Van Eskridge	SR	6-0/200/-	East Carolina	Shelby, NC
C	94		Erik Cook	SR	6-5/301/-	New Mexico	Albuquerque, NM
MLB	95		Daryl Washington	SR	6-3/230/-	TCU	Irving, TX
DT	96		Mick Williams	SR	6-1/290/-	Pittsburgh	Monessen, PA
QB	97		Dan LeFevour	SR	6-3/230/-	Central Michigan	Lisle, IL
MLB	98		Reggie Carter	SR	6-1/221/-	UCLA	Los Angeles, CA
RB	99		James Starks	SR	6-2/206/-	Buffalo	Niagara Falls, NY
WR	100		Jeremy Williams	SR	6-1/201/-	Tulane	Baytown, TX