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FirefightnRick

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#5, Michael Hawkins went to OU and played his freshman season. OU wouldn't let him go home to see his son as promised and he quit and played for the Dallas Desperados a year later. Then signed with Green Bay and played with them for 2 or 3 seasons and got cut. Now he's in camp for the Browns.

Others I noticed just glancing over the list.

#38 Jeremy Wariner, I think we all know his story, went to Baylor for track, won an Olympic gold medal in the 200. I haven't checked but he's got to still be #1 or #2 in the world in the 200?

#3. Larry Dibbles, signed with Texas. All conference DT as a junior, Senior season played on the computerized national champion team. Was invited to the combine in '06 and worked out as a free agent for N.O. but doesn't show to have made a team.

#53. Quinton Echols, signed and starred for K State. Honorable mention all big 12 in '06.

Rick

GreenBat Newbie

GreenBat

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Here is a breakdown of the top 25 from this list.

1. Justin Blalock signed with Texas. four-year starter ... started a

UT record 50 consecutive games during his career, breaking Dan Neil's

record of 49 (1993-96) ... named a Lombardi Award (nation's top lineman)

and Outland Trophy (nation's top interior lineman) finalist in 2006

... a unanimous first-team All-America selection ... a three-time

first-team All-Big 12 pick ... named inaugural Big 12 Offensive

Lineman of the Year ...Playing 2007 Senior Bowl on Jan. 27, 2007.

2. Robert Timmons played five games for UT catching 6 passes for 44 yards.

Timmons landed at Texas A&M Kingsville but didn't record any stats this Fall.

3. Larry Dibbles (per FFR), signed with Texas. All conference DT as a

junior, Senior season played on the computerized national champion team.

Was invited to the combine in '06 and worked out as a free agent for

N.O. but doesn't show to have made a team.

4. Aaron Harris Had solid career at UT with 85 career tackles, 38 solo. 12 tackles for a loss of 50 yards.

Had two interceptions returned for 36 yards with 1 fumble return for 6

yards. Forced 2 fumbles, had 2 passes defended and 4 QB hurries.

In latest news he took full responsibility for less than two ounces of

marijuana found by the cops, leading to misdemeanor drug charges filed

against him as well as Texas cornerback Tarell Brown and backup linebacker Tyrell

Gatewood. The charges against Brown and Gatewood were dropped.

5. Michael Hawkins (per FFR), went to OU and played his freshman season. OU wouldn't

let him go home to see his son as promised and he quit and played for

the Dallas Desperados a year later. Then signed with Green Bay and played

with them for 2 or 3 seasons and got cut. Now he's in camp for the Browns.

6. Marco Martin had college paid for by Texas, did noting noteable.

7. Edorian McCullough Just completed rookie season for Jacksonville, wore

Number 30. COLLEGE: Talented defensive back who spent time in three different

programs * 2005: Transferred to Oregon State for senior season,

but did not play * JUNIOR COLLEGE: Transferred to San Francisco

Community College for two seasons * Named All-America after 2004 season * Led

team to California Junior College title * 2002: Played in 13 games

at Texas, recording 19 tackles, one interception and one forced fumble

8. Kyle Williams played four years at USC, won two National Championships

as an undistinguished reserve. Learning to deep snap to try and have a

better chance in the NFL.

http://www.pe.com/sports/college/usc/stori...17.3a88e61.html

9. Neale Tweedie signed with Texas was startin TE his senior year.

Caught 7 passes for 84 yards and scored 1 TD in his career.

Had 5 catches for 35 yards as a starter.

10. DaBryan Blanton signed with OU. Redshirted then gave up FB to concentrate on track.

Impressive track bio

http://www.usatf.org/athletes/bios/oldBios...ton_DaBryan.asp

11. Bobby Morton signed with Notre Dame, starting Right GUard in 2006

12. Garnet Smith Attended the University of Texas from 2002-2005,

where he played in all 13 games as a freshman and missed the 2003

and 2004 season with injury. Tranfered to A&M Commerce. Third leading tackler

in 2006, with 61-13 soloe, as a Redshirt junior.

13. Broderic Jones signed with West Virginia transfered to Tulsa. Did not

play at Tulsa.

14. Travis Wilson signed with OU caught 99 passes for 1,254 yards

and 16 TD's...Drafted by the Browns in the third round (78th overall)

at the 2006 NFL Draft...Played in four games with 1 start, 2 receptions

for 32 yards.

15. Vickiel Vaughn He went to University of Arkansas. Played all four years.

Second on team in tackles with 4 intrceptions, returning one for a TD.

He was drafted by the 49ers in the 7th round (254th overall) in the

2006 NFL Draft.

16. Kelvin Flood signed with Texas A&M. Reported as an Academic casuality

on 3/3/04.

17. Tully Janzen played in two games for UT in 2003. Had 5 tackled, 1

solo. Had one tackle in 2006 in 24-7 loss to Ohio State.

18. Vernon Grant signed with Oklahoma St. Started 27 of 38 games he

played in. Died in a car accident in May 2005. No alcohol or drugs were

involved in the incident according to Dallas police.

19. Quinlan Germany signed with Texas A&M. Played three years. In addition

to his usual tight end duties, Germany saw action as a short yardage

fullback during the spring...Six career starts at tight end. Career stats:

5 receptions for 30 yards and 1 TD.

20. Todd Pegram played for years for Texas A&M. Made 56 of 75 FG with a

long of 45. Only had one FG blocked. Made 141 of 150 PAT's (94%).

21. Abner Estrada signed with OU, only played freshman year.

22. Anthony Barnett signed with SMU as a DB. Can't locate any info after

2002 redshirt year.

23. Brett Valdez signed with Texas played in 29 career games ...

played in all 12 games on the offensive line and special teams ...

appeared in nine games at center in 2005 ... saw action in three

games as a reserve offensive guard in 2004 ... appeared in five

games, primarily at guard, as a redshirt freshman in 2003 ...

spent the 2003 spring season working at guard.

24. Jo Jo Walker signed with Maryland. Had 76 receptions for 998 7 TD's, with

25 carries for 129 yards for his career.

25. J.T. Perry signed with West Virginia transfered East Central Oklahoma.

Edited by GreenBat
Danish42 Newbie

Danish42

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Here is a breakdown of the top 25 from this list.

1. Justin Blalock signed with Texas. four-year starter ... started a

UT record 50 consecutive games during his career, breaking Dan Neil's

record of 49 (1993-96) ... named a Lombardi Award (nation's top lineman)

and Outland Trophy (nation's top interior lineman) finalist in 2006

... a unanimous first-team All-America selection ... a three-time

first-team All-Big 12 pick ... named inaugural Big 12 Offensive

Lineman of the Year ...Playing 2007 Senior Bowl on Jan. 27, 2007.

2. Robert Timmons played five games for UT catching 6 passes for 44 yards.

Timmons landed at Texas A&M Kingsville but didn't record any stats this Fall.

3. Larry Dibbles (per FFR), signed with Texas. All conference DT as a

junior, Senior season played on the computerized national champion team.

Was invited to the combine in '06 and worked out as a free agent for

N.O. but doesn't show to have made a team.

4. Aaron Harris Had solid career at UT with 85 career tackles, 38 solo. 12 tackles for a loss of 50 yards.

Had two interceptions returned for 36 yards with 1 fumble return for 6

yards. Forced 2 fumbles, had 2 passes defended and 4 QB hurries.

In latest news he took full responsibility for less than two ounces of

marijuana found by the cops, leading to misdemeanor drug charges filed

against him as well as Texas cornerback Tarell Brown and backup linebacker Tyrell

Gatewood. The charges against Brown and Gatewood were dropped.

5. Michael Hawkins (per FFR), went to OU and played his freshman season. OU wouldn't

let him go home to see his son as promised and he quit and played for

the Dallas Desperados a year later. Then signed with Green Bay and played

with them for 2 or 3 seasons and got cut. Now he's in camp for the Browns.

6. Marco Martin had college paid for by Texas, did noting noteable.

7. Edorian McCullough Just completed rookie season for Jacksonville, wore

Number 30. COLLEGE: Talented defensive back who spent time in three different

programs * 2005: Transferred to Oregon State for senior season,

but did not play * JUNIOR COLLEGE: Transferred to San Francisco

Community College for two seasons * Named All-America after 2004 season * Led

team to California Junior College title * 2002: Played in 13 games

at Texas, recording 19 tackles, one interception and one forced fumble

8. Kyle Williams played four years at USC, won two National Championships

as an undistinguished reserve. Learning to deep snap to try and have a

better chance in the NFL.

http://www.pe.com/sports/college/usc/stori...17.3a88e61.html

9. Neale Tweedie signed with Texas was startin TE his senior year.

Caught 7 passes for 84 yards and scored 1 TD in his career.

Had 5 catches for 35 yards as a starter.

10. DaBryan Blanton signed with OU. Redshirted then gave up FB to concentrate on track.

Impressive track bio

http://www.usatf.org/athletes/bios/oldBios...ton_DaBryan.asp

11. Bobby Morton signed with Notre Dame, starting Right GUard in 2006

12. Garnet Smith Attended the University of Texas from 2002-2005,

where he played in all 13 games as a freshman and missed the 2003

and 2004 season with injury. Tranfered to A&M Commerce. Third leading tackler

in 2006, with 61-13 soloe, as a Redshirt junior.

13. Broderic Jones signed with West Virginia transfered to Tulsa. Did not

play at Tulsa.

14. Travis Wilson signed with OU caught 99 passes for 1,254 yards

and 16 TD's...Drafted by the Browns in the third round (78th overall)

at the 2006 NFL Draft...Played in four games with 1 start, 2 receptions

for 32 yards.

15. Vickiel Vaughn He went to University of Arkansas. Played all four years.

Second on team in tackles with 4 intrceptions, returning one for a TD.

He was drafted by the 49ers in the 7th round (254th overall) in the

2006 NFL Draft.

16. Kelvin Flood signed with Texas A&M. Reported as an Academic casuality

on 3/3/04.

17. Tully Janzen played in two games for UT in 2003. Had 5 tackled, 1

solo. Had one tackle in 2006 in 24-7 loss to Ohio State.

18. Vernon Grant signed with Oklahoma St. Started 27 of 38 games he

played in. Died in a car accident in May 2005. No alcohol or drugs were

involved in the incident according to Dallas police.

19. Quinlan Germany signed with Texas A&M. Played three years. In addition

to his usual tight end duties, Germany saw action as a short yardage

fullback during the spring...Six career starts at tight end. Career stats:

5 receptions for 30 yards and 1 TD.

20. Todd Pegram played for years for Texas A&M. Made 56 of 75 FG with a

long of 45. Only had one FG blocked. Made 141 of 150 PAT's (94%).

21. Abner Estrada signed with OU, only played freshman year.

22. Anthony Barnett signed with SMU as a DB. Can't locate any info after

2002 redshirt year.

23. Brett Valdez signed with Texas played in 29 career games ...

played in all 12 games on the offensive line and special teams ...

appeared in nine games at center in 2005 ... saw action in three

games as a reserve offensive guard in 2004 ... appeared in five

games, primarily at guard, as a redshirt freshman in 2003 ...

spent the 2003 spring season working at guard.

24. Jo Jo Walker signed with Maryland. Had 76 receptions for 998 7 TD's, with

25 carries for 129 yards for his career.

25. J.T. Perry signed with West Virginia transfered East Central Oklahoma.

Maybe Abner Estrada is ready to return to college football. Sounds like he is a big and solid guy.

jtcozy Newbie

jtcozy

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#29 Billy Malone is now at Abilene Christian and led them to the DII playoffs this year. He sat out a couple of years due to health probs and is now a soph at ACU. Article shows he commited to Texas but he signed with Tulane.

untStein Newbie

untStein

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Jo Jo Walker turned out to be a GREAT player for Maryland...

Yeah he did. I was wondering if anyone else knew who he was. I played youth football against he and Travis Wilson back in Carrollton when I was younger.

Quoner Veteran

Quoner

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Here is a breakdown of the top 25 from this list.

1. Justin Blalock signed with Texas. four-year starter ... started a

UT record 50 consecutive games during his career, breaking Dan Neil's

record of 49 (1993-96) ... named a Lombardi Award (nation's top lineman)

and Outland Trophy (nation's top interior lineman) finalist in 2006

... a unanimous first-team All-America selection ... a three-time

first-team All-Big 12 pick ... named inaugural Big 12 Offensive

Lineman of the Year ...Playing 2007 Senior Bowl on Jan. 27, 2007.

In other news, my girlfriend's seen him naked after he got drunk, stripped off his clothes, and ran around an apartment courtyard. He then sat on her recliner and she didn't tell me this until I sat in it.

I hate her so much.

And yes, Quinn's leaving may be making me like ladies again. He's stronger than nature vs. nurture...

Edited by Quoner

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