2011 nextran southern football guide

BOSTON COLLEGE

Head Coach: Frank Spaziani Off Coord: Kevin Rogers Def Coord: Bill McGovern

2010 Record: 7-6 (4-4) Chestnut Hill, Mass. Founded: 1863 Stadium: Alumni Capacity: 44,500

OFFENSE: BC has been one of the most consistent programs in the country, making its 12th consecutive bowl game last season. QB Chase Rettig beat out ’09 starter Dave Shinskie for the job last season, and showed flashes of high-level play last fall. He will have most of his offensive weapons back. At receiver, the Eagles are deep and get back almost everyone, including Colin Larmond, who suffered a season-ending knee injury last season. TE Chris Pantale is also a useful cog in the passing game. RB Montel Harris is the workhorse, however. He rushed for 1,243 yards last season and is entering his fourth year as a starter. You don’t lose LT Anthony Castonzo on the offensive line and improve, but the Eagles should have a host of players that can step in and start. The BC offense was ranked 109th in the country last season, but has a chance to make a big jump in production. Nate Freese is very reliable on field goals, hitting 22-of-25 last season.

DEFENSE: The Eagles had one of the conference’s most solid defenses a year ago, giving up just 19.5 points per game. Luke Kuechly, entering his junior year, put up ridiculous numbers as a freshman and sophomore while cementing himself as one of the top LBs in the country. Kuechly led the nation with a whopping 183 total stops last fall. Around the instinctive Kuechly, sophomore OLB Kevin Pierre-Louis will try to build on an impressive rookie sea-son. The defensive line loses a few starters from a solid unit, but should recover nicely. The secondary, which picked off 20 passes in 2010, loses several key starters but returns CB Donnie Fletcher, a big, physical corner that matches up well with the con-ference’s taller receivers. A handful of top defenders from a year ago need to be replaced, but Boston College has excellent depth on this side of the ball.

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Special Teams

Chase RettigMontel HarrisLars AndersonJohnathan ColemanIfeanyi Momah Chris PantaleJohn WetzelNathan RichmanMark SpinneyHarris WilliamsEmmett Cleary

Dave ShinskieAndre WilliamsMIke NaplesColin LarmondBobby Swigert Lars AndersonAaron KramerSeth BetancourtIan WhiteBryan DavisMike Goodman Jr.

Ryan QuigleyNate Freese

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Depth Chart Defense

Max HollowayKaleb RamseyConor O’nealKasim EdebaliNick ClancyLuke KuechlyKevin Pierre-LouisDonnie FletcherC.J. JonesDominick LeGrandeOkechukwu Okoroha

Mehdi AbdesmadDillon QuinnBryan MurrayJaryd RudolphSteele DivittoJake SinkovecWill ThompsonAl Louis-JeanJim NoelDominique WilliamsSean Sylvia

Bobby Swigert

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So.

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Depth Chart 1st Team

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 NorthwesternSep 10 @UCFSep 17 DukeSep 24 MassachusettsOct 1 Wake ForestOct 8 @ClemsonOct 22 @Virginia TechOct 29 @MarylandNov 3 Florida St.Nov 12 N. Carolina St.Nov 19 @Notre DameNov 25 @Miami (Fla.)

NEWCOMERS

DB Albert Louis-Jean, 6-2, 183 – A CB in high school, but likely will move to safety.

TE Brian Miller, 6-4, 215 Though slight in build, he’ll provide a downfield threat.

OLB Sean Duggan, 6-4, 215 – Had 79 tackles and two interceptions as a senior.

CLEMSON

Head Coach: Dabo Swinney Off Coord: Chad Morris Def Coord: Kevin Steele, Charlie Harbison

2010 Record: 6-7 (4-4) Clemson, S.C. Founded: 1889 Stadium: Memorial Stadium Capacity: 81,473

OFFENSE: It wasn’t unexpected that quarterback Kyle Parker would leave the Tigers for a baseball career; Parker had an up-and-down 2010 with just 12 TDs to 11 INTs. Heir apparent Tajh Boyd, who appeared in eight games last year, is an impressive athletic specimen and seems to have all the tools to be a top-flight quarterback. He’ll be working with a brand new offensive coordinator, the cre-ative Chad Morris, who comes over from Tulsa. Boyd will have WR DeAndre Hopkins back, as Hopkins gathered in 637 yards receiving last season. There’s not much experi-ence behind Hopkins, but the Tigers snagged what many consider to be the top WR recruiting class in the country in the offseason. The centerpiece of the offense will be RBs Andre Ellington and Mike Bellamy, a dynamic duo who will give opposing defenses fits. K Chandler Catanzaro had a rough season, including a last-second, potential game-tying miss against eventual national champ Auburn.

DEFENSE: Clemson featured a stingy defense last year that nonetheless faltered a bit at the end of the sea-son. The Tigers will have to replace a slew of stars on defense, including top DE Daquan Bowers. The defensive line should be in good hands, however, with DT Brandon Thompson back as a senior starter. A year ago, Thomp-son has 7.5 tackles for loss alongside Bowers and could see his productivity rise in 2011. Andre Branch returns as a starter at the other defensive end slot. The linebacking corps returns leading returning tackler Corico Hawkins, who came up with 71 total stops from his position in the middle last year. In the secondary, the Tigers will have to replace interception machine DeAndre McDaniel at safety, but returning starter Rashard Hall, a junior, should keep the position solid along with new starter Jonathan Meeks, who will try to fill McDaniels’ shoes.

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Special Teams

Tajh BoydAndre EllingtonDeAndre HopkinsJaron BrownSammy WatkinsDavid SmithMason CloyDalton FreemanAntoine McClainLandon Walker Dwayne Allen

Cole StoudtMike BellamyBrandon FordCharone PeakeJoe CraigPhillip PriceBrandon ThomasMason CloyKalon DavisMason CloyChad Diehl

Chandler CatanzaroDawson Zimmerman

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Depth Chart Defense

Andre BranchRennie Moore Brandon ThompsonMalliciah GoodmanJonathan WillardCorico HawkinsQuandon ChristianXavier BrewerCoty SensabaughJonathan MeeksRashard Hall

Corey CrawfordTavaris BarnesTyler ShatleyKourtnei BrownStephone AnthonyTony StewardJustin ParkerDarius RobinsonBashaud BreelandBashaud BreelandCarlton Lewis

Andre EllingtonMike Bellamy

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KRPR

6-56-46-46-46-25-116-35-116-06-16-2

6-56-36-36-56-36-26-15-106-06-3

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235

Sr.Sr.So.Jr.Jr.Jr.So.Jr.Sr.Jr.Jr.

Fr.Fr.So.Sr.Fr.Fr.So.So.Fr.Jr.

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Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 TroySep 10 WoffordSep 17 AuburnSep 24 Florida St.Oct 1 @Virginia TechOct 8 Boston CollegeOct 15 @MarylandOct 22 North CarolinaOct 29 @Georgia TechNov 12 Wake ForestNov 19 @N. Carolina St.Nov 26 @South Carolina

NEWCOMERS

ILB Tony Steward, 6-2, 225 – Makes a great duo with OLB recruit Stephone Anthony.

RB Mike Bellamy, 5-10, 185 -- Rushed for 7,329 yards and Florida-record 110 TDs in HS.

WR Sammy Watkins, 6-1, 180 – Could be the best WR in the country’s best WR class.

Head Coach: Dabo Swinney Off Coord: Chad Morris Def Coord: Kevin Steele, Charlie Harbison

2010 Record: 6-7 (4-4) Clemson, S.C. Founded: 1889 Stadium: Memorial Stadium Capacity: 81,473



FLORIDA STATE

Head Coach: Jimbo Fisher Off Coord: James Coley Def Coord: Mark Stoops

2010 Record: 10-4 (6-2) Tallahassee, Fl. Founded: 1851 Stadium: Doak S. Campbell Capacity: 82,300

OFFENSE: Jimbo Fisher impressed in his first season as head coach, reaching the conference champion-ship game and beating South Carolina in the Chick-fil-A Bowl. Now, the Noles are the consensus favorite to win the conference for the first time since 2005. Almost ev-eryone is back from a unit that put up 31.4 points per game except QB Christian Ponder, although there is little doubt that junior EJ Manuel will step into a starring role. It’s Manuel’s team now after Ponder was drafted No. 12 overall. Manuel has excellent game experience with a number of starts in place of the injury-prone Ponder, and has been nothing but impressive during his playing time. Manuel will look to a receiving corps led by senior Bert Reed, who led a balanced unit with 643 yards receiv-ing last season. The running backs are outstanding with Chris Thompson, Ty Jones and Jermaine Thomas lead-ing the way. K Dustin Hopkins is one of the nation’s best, and Greg Reid has jaw-dropping return skills.DEFENSE: Like the offense, most of the impact play-ers are back as nine starters return for the Noles on defense. FSU is deep, talented and athletic. Defensive coordinator Mark Stoops has a lot to be excited about, and it starts with the cornerbacks. Greg Reid and Xavi-er Rhodes are back as starters, and Nick Moody and Terrance Parks started at safety a year ago. Lamarcus Joyner is a talented young safety that could challenge one of the incumbents for the starting spot, however. There is a ton of depth behind them, as well. At line-backer, Nigel Bradham was the leading tackler last year with 97 stops from the outside, although the other two LB positions lose their 2010 starters. The line brings back DE Brandon Jenkins, who exploded for 13.5 sacks as a sophomore last season. There aren’t a lot of weak-nesses on this side of the ball.

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Special Teams

EJ ManuelLonnie PryorJermaine ThomasBert ReedWillie HaulsteadAndrew DatkoHenry OrelusJacob FahrenkrugDavid SpurlockZebrie SandersBeau Reliford

Will SecordDebrale SmileyChris ThompsonRodney SmithTaiwan EasterlingRhonne SandersonJacob StanleyBryan StorkGarrett FairclothJa’Baris Little

Dustin HopkinsShawn Powell

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Depth Chart Defense

Bjoern WernerAnthony McCloudEverett DawkinsBrandon JenkinsChristian JonesVince WilliamsNigel Bradham Greg Reid Xavier RhodesNick MoodyTerrance Parks

Tank CarradineJacobbie McDanielDemonte McAllisterDan Hicks Nigel TerrellJeff LucTelvin SmithMike HarrisAvis CommackLamarcus JoynerTerrence Brooks

Greg Reid



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6-46-26-36-36-46-16-25-86-26-26-2

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5

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Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 La.-MonroeSep 10 Charleston SoSep 17 Oklahoma Sep 24 @Clemson Oct 8 @Wake Forest Oct 15 @Duke Oct 22 Maryland Oct 29 N. Carolina St. Nov 3 @Boston CollegeNov 12 Miami (Fla.) Nov 19 Virginia Nov 26 @Florida

NEWCOMERS

S Karlos Williams, 6-2, 220 Williams is a punishing hitter with a linebacker’s frame.

DT Tim Jernigan, 6-3, 297 This signing day commit is athletic enough to play end.

RB James Wilder, Jr., 6-2, 220 – Will add power between the tackles; also a top LB.

MARYLAND

Head Coach: Randy Edsall Off Coord: Gary Crowton Def Coord: Todd Bradford

2010 Record: 9-4 (5-3) College Park, MD Founded: 1807 Stadium: Byrd Capacity: 48,055

OFFENSE: Despite a 9-4 record and a 51-20 Military Bowl victory over East Carolina, Ralph Friedgen, head coach since 2001 and a former Terrapin player himself, was forced out after last season. Furthermore, head- coach-in-waiting and offensive coordinator Tony Franklin bolted for the Vanderbilt job, but Connecticut’s Randy Edsall, a hot name after taking the Huskies to a BCS bowl, jumps on board. He will go to work with QB Danny O’Brien, who quickly emerged as the best young signal caller in the conference and could be the ACC’s top quar-terback as a sophomore. O’Brien matured quickly, throw-ing for 2,438 yards and 22 TDs to just 8 INTs. His biggest challenge will be finding new receivers to throw to after speedster Torrey Smith graduated, but the Terps are hop-ing Florida transfer Adrian Coxson pays dividends early. Davin Meggett (team-high 720 rushing yards) and D.J. Adams will benefit from a strong offensive line. DEFENSE: Seven starters return from a unit that was middle of the ACC pack last season. But Edsall, a longtime defensive specialist, likes what he sees. This year Maryland could make a leap forward with several all-conference players on the field. Kenny Tate is a 6-foot-4, 220-pound playmaker who Edsall moved from safety to a LB-DB hybrid position; he returns 100 total tackles and three interceptions. The loss of ul-tra-productive LB Alex Wujciak hurts, but Demetrius Hartsfield is ready for prime time in the middle now. Perhaps the most important player on the defense is DT Joe Vellano, a 6-foot-2, 285-pound junior who notched five sacks last year after break-ing in as starter and could see an even more productive sea-son this fall. The secondary should be stout at the cornerback position as athletic seniors Cameron Chism and Trenton Hughes return as starters. At safety, it looks like it will be Eric Franklin’s time to shine after Tate’s position change. Franklin is a hard-hitting junior who started two games in 2010.

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Special Teams

Danny O’BrienDavin MeggettDevin DorseyQuintin McCreeRonnie TylerJustin GilbertAndrew GonnellaBennett FulperJustin Lewis R.J. DillMatt Furstenburg

C.J. BrownD.J. AdamsDevin BurnsAdrian CoxsonKerry BoykinsMax GarciaDe’Onte ArnettSal ConaboyPete White Nick KlemmDevonte Campbell

Nick FerraraMichael Tart



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Depth Chart Defense

Justin AndersonJoe VellanoA.J. FrancisDavid MackallDarin DrakefordDemetrius HartsfieldKenny Tate Trenton HughesCameron ChismEric FranklinMatt Robinson

Isaiah RossDarius KilgoMaurice HamptonBradley JohnsonLorne GoreeRyan DonohueMario RowsonDexter McDougleJeremiah JohnsonTitus TillAustin Walker

Tony Logan

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Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 5 Miami (Fla.)Sep 17 West VirginiaSep 24 TempleOct 1 TowsonOct 8 @Georgia TechOct 15 ClemsonOct 22 @Florida St.Oct 29 Boston CollegeNov 5 VirginiaNov 12 @Notre DameNov 19 @Wake ForestNov 26 @N. Carolina St.

NEWCOMERS

FB Tyler Cierski, 6-0, 255 Was one of the nation’s top FB prospects and will play early.

DE Quinton Jefferson, 6-4, 225 – Athletic with a big frame; also played 3-4 OLB in HS.

OG Nathaniel Clarke, 6-3, 295 – Enrolled in Janu-ary and could help the OL right away.

Head Coach: Randy Edsall Off Coord: Gary Crowton Def Coord: Todd Bradford

2010 Record: 9-4 (5-3) College Park, MD Founded: 1807 Stadium: Byrd Capacity: 48,055



NC STATE

Head Coach: Tom O’Brien Off Coord: Dana Bible Def Coord: Mike Archer

2010 Record: 9-4 (5-3) Raleigh, N.C. Founded: 1887 Stadium: CarteFinley Capacity: 51,500

OFFENSE: Russell Wilson would have been a four-year starter as a senior, but he opted to transfer to Wis-consin during the offseason after also flirting with a base-ball career. That just means the Mike Glennon era begins a year early. Already a junior, Glennon has waited behind Wilson after signing with the Wolfpack as a star recruit. He’s 6-foot-6, 225 pounds with a rocket arm and good pocket presence, and should be one of the conference’s best signal callers right away. The wide receiver group, however, is thin after some major departures. The leading returning pass catcher is actually TE George Bryan, who tallied 369 yards receiving last season. This likely means an increased role for sophomore RB Mustapha Greene, last year’s leading rusher with 597 yards on the ground. The line was so-so, and will need to improve to help out a rookie at quarterback and facilitate a better running attack. Special teams will feature a new punter and placekicker.

DEFENSE: LB Nate Irving, the quarterback of the defense, graduated. But the Pack had a successful year on this side of the ball and return eight start-ers overall and lots of key backups. J.R. Sweezy will anchor things in the middle of the defensive line, with Jeff Rieskamp back as a starter on the end. Rieskamp has shown ability to put pressure on the quarterback, and should only improve in his senior year. Terrell Manning is ready to step up as the star of the linebacking corps after Irving’s departure; he brings back 75 total tackles from a year ago. The secondary is deep and experienced, but could stand to improve in the passing game. With almost every starter and backup returning, however, the Pack should be better in this area. S Earl Wolff is a proven commodity and a nasty hitter.

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Special Teams

Mike GlennonMustafa GreeneT.J. GrahamTobais PalmerJay SmithMikel OvergaardDuran ChristopheCamden WentzZach AllenR.J. MattesGeorge Bryan

Tyler BrosiusBrandon BarnesQuintin PaytonBryan UnderwoodSteven HowardRob CrispAndy JomantasWayne CrawfordTorian BoxTyson ChandlerMario Carter

Niklas SadeWil Baumann


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KP

6-66-06-05-116-26-66-66-36-36-66-5

6-36-06-45-116-26-76-76-36-36-66-4

6-36-4

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Depth Chart Defense

Darryl Cato-BishopBrian SlayJ.R. SweezyJeff RieskampD.J. GreenAudie ColeTerrell ManningDavid AmersonC.J. WilsonBrandan BishopEarl Wolff

McKay FrandsenMarkus KuhnA.J. FergusonArt NormanRickey Dowdy Sterling Lucas Dwayne MaddoxJustin ByersRashard SmithDontae JohnsonDean Haynes

T.J. Graham

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6-46-36-56-36-46-56-36-35-116-26-0

6-36-46-36-16-26-26-26-05-116-35-11

6-0

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6

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Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 LibertySep 10 @Wake ForestSep 17 South AlabamaSep 22 @CincinnatiOct 1 Georgia TechOct 8 C. MichiganOct 22 @VirginiaOct 29 @Florida St.Nov 5 North CarolinaNov 12 @Boston ColNov 19 ClemsonNov 26 Maryland

NEWCOMERS

WR Hakeem Flowers, 6-3, 182 – Caught 12 TD passes as a senior; tall and an excellent leaper.

QB Brian Taylor, 6-3, 205 Very accurate, going 129-of-186 for 2,000 yards as senior.

S Rodman Noel, 6-3, 206 – Ready to contribute after year at N.Y. prep school.

WAKE FOREST

Head Coach: Jim Grobe Off Coord: Steed Lobotzke Def Coord: Tim Billings, Brian Knorr

2010 Record: 3-9 (1-7) Winston-Salem, N.C. Founded: 1834 Stadium: Groves Capacity: 31,500

OFFENSE: Jim Grobe has seen a declining win total since the height of a conference championship in 2006, suffering back-to-back losing seasons and a nine-loss campaign a year ago. Unfortunately, this won’t likely be a turnaround year for the Demon Deacons, who lack over-all talent and depth. Wake finally settled on Tanner Price as the starting quarterback, and the rising sophomore had his moments on the way to 1,349 passing yards. Wake lacked consistency on offense but saw several skill players emerge as the year wore on. One of those play-ers was RB Josh Harris, who came on late to finish with 720 yards on the ground, including an impressive 241 in a loss to Virginia Tech. At wide receiver, Chris Givens is the leader of an athletic group of receivers. The offensive line is the biggest question mark for the Demon Deacons. The unit features top guard Joe Looney, but the rest of the starters are marginal. K Jimmy Newman is very ac-curate on field goals.

DEFENSE: Hopefully this fall the defensive personnel will be more familiar with the 3-4, which was installed halfway through last season. But the reality is that Wake was dead last in the conference in scoring defense, giv-ing up 35.8 points per game, and doesn’t have the size or depth to compete with talented offenses. The defense isn’t totally devoid of playmakers, however, and LB Kyle Wilber, who led the team with six sacks and was third in tackles a year ago, leads that list. Wilber will provide pressure from the outside linebacker position. NG Nikita Whitlock is a strange case; the 5-foot-11, 235-pound bulldog manages to be effective despite being nearly 100 pounds lighter than a prototypical 3-4 nose guard. The secondary will need a few returning players to step up in a big way if the defense wants to make a signifi-cant improvement.

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Special Teams

Tanner PriceJosh HarrisTommy BohanonMichael CampanaroChris GivensDennis GodfreyJoe LooneyGarrick WilliamsMichael HoagDoug WeaverAndrew Parker

Ted StachitasBrandon PendergrassBen EmertTerence DavisDanny DembrySteven ChaseAntonio FordChance RainesColin SummersDaniel BlitchCameron Ford

Jimmy NewmanAlex Kinal

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Depth Chart Defense

Tristan DortyNikita WhitlockZach ThompsonKyle WilberRiley HaynesScott BetrosJoey EhrmannKenny OkoroKevin JohnsonCyhl QuarlesJosh Bush

Kevin SmithRaymond BooiJohn GallagherJustin JacksonGelo OrangeMike OlsonZachary AllenMerrill NoelDominique TateDaniel MackDuran Lowe

Michael Campanaro

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DENGDEOLBILBILBOLBCBCBSSFS

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6-25-116-56-56-16-16-46-06-06-35-11

6-46-66-46-16-16-36-25-105-106-05-11

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28

Sr.So.So.Sr.Jr.Jr.Jr.Jr.So.Sr.Sr.

Jr.Jr.So.So.Sr.So.Fr.Fr.So.So.So.

So.

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Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 1 @SyracuseSep 10 N. Carolina St.Sep 17 Gardner-WebbOct 1 @Boston ColOct 8 Florida St.Oct 15 Virginia TechOct 22 @DukeOct 29 @No CarolinaNov 5 Notre DameNov 12 @ClemsonNov 19 MarylandNov 26 Vanderbilt

NEWCOMERS

QB Kevin Sousa, 6-3, 230 The one-time Michigan commit had a long offer list.

OG Dylan Intemann, 6-5, 300 – Local boy played in a prolific Wing-T offense in HS.

WR Sherman Ragland, 6-1, 195 – Had 768 yards receiving and five TDs last year.

Head Coach: Jim Grobe Off Coord: Steed Lobotzke Def Coord: Tim Billings, Brian Knorr

2010 Record: 3-9 (1-7) Winston-Salem, N.C. Founded: 1834 Stadium: Groves Capacity: 31,500



DUKE

Head Coach: David Cutcliffe Off Coord: Matt Luke, Kurt Roper Def Coord:Jim Collins, Jim Knowles

2010 Record: 3-9 (1-7) Durham, N.C. Founded: 1838 Stadium: Wallace Wade Capacity: 33,941

OFFENSE: David Cutcliffe seemingly has the Blue Devils on the right track; now all they have to do is break through with a .500 season or better for the first time since 1994. The offense has been relatively solid under Cutcliffe and could be as good as it’s been in years this fall, as redshirt junior Sean Renfree is back and ready to produce. Renfree passed for 3,131 yards last season, but has to cut down on interceptions (17 last year). His two main targets are back in WRs Conner Vernon and Donovan Varner, and TE Cooper Helfet emerged as a weapon in the passing game as well. Junior RB Desmond Scott needs to increase his 530 rushing yards from a year ago, and the entire unit could stand to improve. Scott will get the bulk of the carries and can also make plays in the passing game. The offensive line should be improved, and the running game should benefit. Senior K Will Snyderwine was outstanding last season, hitting 21-of-24 field goals.

DEFENSE: Overall lack of talent on the defensive side of the ball has been the Blue Devils’ downfall for years now. Duke had trouble stopping anyone last season, ranking second to last in the ACC by giving up 35.4 points per game. This season, coor-dinator Jim Knowles plans to shake things up by us-ing five defensive backs to maximize his personnel. If Duke wants to improve at all in 2011, it will have to get more of a contribution from the defensive line, which generated only 12 total sacks last year and loses 4.5 of them with the graduation of Pat-rick Egboh. DT Charlie Hatcher will have to step up big-time in his senior season and lead an unproven group. At linebacker, Kelby Brown will be the unit leader with 63 total tackles a year ago, but Abraham Kromah’s (129 total stops) departure will hurt.

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Special Teams

Sean RenfreeDesmond ScottConner VernonDonovan VarnerBrandon BraxtonKyle HillDave Harding Brian MooreJohn ColemanPerry SimmonsCooper Helfet

Brandon Connette Josh SneadTyree WatkinsCorey GattisJosh TrezvantJoey FinisonJon NeedhamConor IrwinLaken TomlinsonTakoby CofieldDanny Parker

Will SnyderwineAlex King



KP

6-55-96-25-96-16-66-46-26-46-56-4

6-25-96-05-115-106-46-76-46-36-46-4

5-116-1

Jr.Jr.Jr.Sr.So.Sr.So.Jr.So.So.Sr.

So.So.So.So.Sr.So.Sr.Jr.Fr.Fr.Sr.

Sr.Sr.

225185195175200290285275285300235

225185200160200295320270315295245

190215


Depth Chart Defense

Kenny AnunikeCharlie HatcherSydney SarmientoJustin FoxxAustin GambleKelby BrownRoss CockrellJohnny WilliamsAugust CampbellMatt DanielsLee Butler

Jordan Dewalt-OndijoSteven IngramCurtis HazeltonJamal WallaceKevin RojasJonathan WoodruffZach GreeneGarett PattersonIsaac BlakeneyWalt CantyJordon Byas

Josh SneadLee Butler

DEDTDTDEILBILBCBCBSSS

DEDTDTDEILBILBCBCBSSS

KRPR

6-56-36-46-36-16-26-05-106-36-15-11

6-56-26-26-46-36-35-106-06-66-16-1

5-95-11

849382924559637324020

94605895283412448438

920

Jr.Sr.So.So.Jr.So.So.Sr.So.Sr.Sr.

Fr.Fr.Jr.Fr.So.Fr.Jr.So.Fr.Jr.Jr.

So.Sr.

250300285235240210175190220205180

220310280245225205170190230215210

185180

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 RichmondSep 10 StanfordSep 17 @Boston CollegeSep 24 TulaneOct 1 @FIUOct 15 Florida St.Oct 22 Wake ForestOct 29 Virginia TechNov 5 @Miami (Fla.)Nov 12 @VirginiaNov 19 Georgia Tech

NEWCOMERS

CB Jared Boyd, 5-9, 170 Chose Duke over offers from Stanford and several SEC schools.

OT Marcus Aprahamian, 6-4, 300 – Landing the top OL recruit in Wisconsin is big.

TE David Reeves, 6-6, 245 His body and blocking abil-ity are college-ready.

GEORGIA TECH

Head Coach: Paul Johnson Off Coord: Paul Johnson Def Coord: Al Groh

2010 Record: 6-7 (4-4) Atlanta, GA Founded: 1885 Stadium: Bobby Dodd Capacity: 55,000

DEFENSE: The hope is that Al Groh’s unit will im-prove drastically in year two of the 3-4 scheme. The Jackets gave up 26 points a game last year and will have to lower that number to challenge for a Coastal Division crown once again. DEs Izaan Cross and Ja-son Peters need to have big years, and the nose tackle rotation of Logan Walls and T.J. Barnes could stand to improve as well. At linebacker, MLB Julian Burnett returns as the team’s leading tackler with 89 total stops and true sophomore Jeremiah Attaochu could be ready to blossom into a star on the outside. The second-ary returns good experience, though is still relatively young with sophomores Louis Young, Isaiah Johnson and Fred Holton looking to play starting roles and Rod Sweeting (junior) looking to take over a leadership role at cornerback after the graduation of three-year starter Mario Butler.

132017275846177505255

104243280836976715772

8685

Special Teams

Tevin WashingtonRoddy JonesOrwin Smith Preston LyonsStephen HillTyler MeltonPhil SmithOmoregie UzziJay FinchWill JacksonRay Beno

Synjyn DaysB.J. BosticEmbry PeeplesRichard WatsonDaniel McKayhanJeremy Moore Tyler KidneyNick McRaeJ.C. LanierCatlin AlfordMorgan Bailey

Justin MooreChandler Anderson

QBABABBBWRWROTOGCOGOT

QBABABBBWRWROTOGCOGOT

KP

6-15-96-06-06-56-06-56-36-36-36-2

6-15-115-106-16-06-36-26-36-46-36-4

5-106-0

Jr.Sr.Jr.Sr.Jr.Sr.Jr.Jr.So.So.So.

Fr.So.Sr.Jr.Jr.So.So.Jr.So.Fr.Fr.

So.Sr.

205202202211200206287300283285290

205170174230198180262291290275298

160180


Depth Chart Defense

Izaan CrossLogan WallsJason PetersJeremiah AttaochuJulian BurnettDaniel DrummondSteven SylvesterRod SweetingLouis YoungIsaiah JohnsonRashaad Reid

Anthony WilliamsT.J. BarnesEmmanuel DiekeMalcolm MunroeQuayshawn NealyAlbert RockerBrandon WattsMichael PetersonJemea ThomasLance RichardsonFred Holton

Orwin SmithB.J. Bostic

DEDTDEOLBILBILBOLBCBCBSS

DEDTDEOLBILBILBOLBCBCBSS

KRPR

6-46-26-46-36-36-36-26-06-16-25-10

6-46-76-66-36-16-16-25-115-106-26-1

6-05-11

94969245403034616128

5690934254441135384339

174

Jr.Sr.Sr.So.Jr.So.Sr.Jr.So.So.Sr.

Fr.Jr.So.Jr.Fr.Sr.So.Sr.So.So.So.

Jr.So.

292295271223230236238181190195191

221333264232220231230190190206198

202170

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 10 @M. Tenn. St.Sep 17 KansasSep 24 North CarolinaOct 1 @N. Carolina St.Oct 8 MarylandOct 15 @VirginiaOct 22 @Miami (Fla.)Oct 29 ClemsonNov 10 Virginia TechNov 19 @DukeNov 26 Georgia

NEWCOMERS

QB Vad Lee, 6-1, 195 – Threw for 3,236 yards and ran for over 1,000 his senior year.

OLB Jabari Hunt-Days, 6-3, 226 – Strength and power are his two most impres-sive traits.

OG Errin Joe, 6-3, 285 – This highly athletic guard could contribute early.

OFFENSE: Can incumbent QB Tevin Washington hold off redshirt freshman Synjyn Days and true fresh-man Vad Lee? The quarterback race is on after the departure of three-year starter Josh Nesbitt, although Washington goes in as the incumbent after he started for the second half of the year when Nesbitt went down with a broken arm. The running game again led the na-tion with 323 yards per contest, but the lack of a pass-ing presence killed GT last year. Stephen Hill was the top target last year, but only caught 15 passes and suf-fered through a number of critical drops. Now a junior, Hill has to increase his production. Whoever starts un-der center in Tech’s triple option attack will work with Orwin Smith at A-back (516 yards rushing last season) and some combination of Charles Perkins, David Sims, Richard Watson and Preston Lyons at B-back. Reliable K Scott Blair is graduated, and the kicking and punting jobs will be wide open this season.

Head Coach: Paul Johnson Off Coord: Paul Johnson Def Coord: Al Groh

2010 Record: 6-7 (4-4) Atlanta, GA Founded: 1885 Stadium: Bobby Dodd Capacity: 55,000



MIAMI

Head Coach: Al Golden Off Coord: Jedd Fisch Def Coord: Mark D’Onofrio

2010 Record: 7-6 (5-3) Coral Gables, Fla. Founded: 1926 Stadium: Sun Life Stadium Capacity: 75,192 OFFENSE: The Canes are looking to get back on track with new head coach Al Golden after a 7-6 year and a blowout loss to Notre Dame in the Sun Bowl. Miami quar-terbacks threw interception after interception last season, and Golden, who left Temple for the UM job, has made it a priority to cut down on mistakes. Jacory Harris had a miserable season with 15 INTs and just 14 TDs, and has to improve in that area if he wants to hold off sopho-more Stephen Morris (who tossed nine picks himself in 153 attempts). The offensive line has the potential to be dominant with four all-ACC-quality returning starters. The Canes lose a lot of wide receiver production with the graduation of Leonard Hankerson, but bring back Travis Benjamin and LaRon Byrd, both of which have the abil-ity to replace Hankerson’s 1,156 yards through the air. Talented RB Storm Johnson transferred unexpectedly to UCF, leaving the speedy Lamar Miller and Mike James to carry the ground game. The graduation of Matt Bosher, one of the country’s best all-purpose kickers, will hurt.DEFENSE: Sean Spence is the leader for the Canes at OLB, and racked up an impressive 111 to-tal tackles and 17 tackles for loss last season. He’s a headhunter who should be one of the best line-backers in the country as a senior. Ray-Ray Arm-strong is another preseason all-ACC pick for Miami in the secondary, and along with Vaughn Telemaque forms one of the best safety tandems around. The defensive line was solid but unspectacular last sea-son, but Olivier Vernon returns six sacks from the DE position and should see that number rise this year as a junior. The overall depth of the defense is a concern, however, and DT Marcus Forston needs to step up in a big way as a junior and put more pressure on the opposing quarterback.

126237766637278869

1758479656275554682

40Special Teams

Jacory HarrisLamar MillerLaron ByrdTravis BenjaminSeantrel HendersonHarland GunnTyler HornBrandon WashingtonJermaine JohnsonBlake AylesChase Ford

Stephen MorrisMike JamesTommy Streeter Aldarius JohnsonMalcolm BuncheBrandon LinderShane McDermottJared WheelerBen JonesClive WalfordAsante Cleveland

Jake Wieclaw

QBRBWRWROTOGCOGOTTETE

QBRBWRWROTOGCOGOTTETE

K/P

6-45-116-45-106-86-26-46-46-66-56-6

6-25-116-56-36-76-66-46-56-56-46-5

6-2

Sr.So.Sr.Sr.So.Sr.Sr.Jr.So.Sr.Sr.

So.Jr.Jr.Sr.Fr.So.Fr.So.Jr.Fr.So.

Jr.

195212220175345310305320320265245

210222215205320310290315310245255

200


Depth Chart Defense

Olivier VernonMarcus ForstonMicanor RegisAndrew SmithSean SpenceJordan FutchRamon BuchananBrandon McGeeJojo NicolasVaughn TelemaqueRay-Ray Armstrong

Adewale OjomoLuther RobinsonCurtis PorterMarcus RobinsonSean GoldsteinJames GainesTravis WilliamsLee ChambersKeion PayneAlonzo HighsmithKacy Rodgers

Lamar MillerTravis Benjamin

DEDTDTDEOLBMLBOLBCBCBSS

DEDTDTDEOLBMLBOLBCBCBSS

KRPR

6-46-36-36-36-06-36-16-06-16-26-4

6-46-36-16-16-06-3

5-105-106-06-2

5-115-10

359954483158452129726

9793965653594132271122

63

Jr.Jr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Jr.Sr.Jr.Jr.

Jr.So.So.Sr.Jr.So.Fr.Sr.Fr.Jr.So.

So.Sr.

245300305250224235222190200200215

270295300255232220

185185195200

212175

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 5 @MarylandSep 17 Ohio St.Sep 24 Kansas St.Oct 1 Bethune-CookmanOct 8 @Virginia TechOct 15 @North CarolinaOct 22 Georgia TechOct 27 VirginiaNov 5 DukeNov 12 @Florida St.Nov 19 @South FloridaNov 25 Boston College

NEWCOMERS

DE Anthony Chickillo, 6-4, 248 – Had 18 sacks as a senior; still needs more bulk.

DL Jalen Grimble, 6-2, 280 Switched commitment from Southern Cal in 11th hour.

TE Blake Ayles, 6-5, 265 Southern Cal transfer should start right away.

NORTH CAROLINA

Head Coach: Everett Withers Off Coord: John Shoop Def Coord: Everett Withers

2010 Record: 8-5 (4-4) Chapel Hill, N.C. Founded: 1789 Stadium: Kenan Memorial Capacity: 60,000

OFFENSE: Butch Davis was fired in late July after over a year of constant turmoil stemming from improper benefits, a tutoring scandal and alleged misconduct by former assistant John Blake. The Tar Heels still managed eight wins and a Music City Bowl victory over Tennessee despite a season wrecked by suspensions, but Davis couldn’t survive the in-tense scrutiny. Now, new head coach Everett Withers, who was promoted from defensive coordinator, will have to install a new quarterback after the graduation of four-year starter T.J. Yates, who finished his up-and-down career on a strong note. Redshirt sophomore Bryn Renner appears to be the heir apparent. The wide receiving corps should be strong with Dwight Jones (team-leading 946 yards receiving) and Erik Highsmith back as starters. The running game could continue to be a concern, with Ryan Houston trying to step into the lead role after a year off from the team. Casey Barth is one of the steadiest kickers in the conference and was 19-of-22 on field goals a year ago.DEFENSE: The defensive line has been stellar for the past few years, and this season it will be more of the same. DE Quinton Coples is the cornerstone, as the 6-foot-6, 275-pound senior racked up 10 sacks and 15.5 tackles for loss last season. Coples is likely a top-five pick in next year’s NFL Draft and could be in the discussion for major awards as a senior. On the other side, DE Donte Paige-Moss will also apply pressure and DT Tydreke Powell is outstanding. The lineback-ers should be reliable despite the departures of Bruce Carter and Quan Sturdivant, as MLB Kevin Reddick enters his third year as starter and Zach Brown should step into a larger role on the outside. The secondary, however, is inexperienced. CB Charles Brown returns after not playing last season, which should help.

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Special Teams

Bryn RennerDevon RamsayRyan HoustonDwight JonesJheranie BoydJames HurstJonathan CooperCam HollandTravis BondBrennan WilliamsChristian Wilson

A.J. BlueCurtis ByrdGiovani BernardErik HighsmithSean TapleyCarl GaskinsPeyton JenestRussell BodineDavid CollinsT.J. LeifheitNelson Hurst

Casey Barth C.J. Feagles

QBFBRBWRWROTOGCOGOTTE


KP

6-36-26-26-46-26-76-36-26-76-76-3

6-26-15-106-36-16-56-56-46-86-76-4

5-116-0

So.Sr.Sr.Sr.Jr.So.Jr.Sr.Jr.Jr.Sr.

So.Sr.Fr.Jr.Fr.Sr.Jr.Fr.So.Fr.Jr.

Sr.So.

215250245225190310310320340315250

230255205190185315300305310325260

185215


Depth Chart Defense

Quinton CoplesSylvester WilliamsTydreke PowellDonte Paige-MossZach BrownKevin ReddickDarius LipfordCharles BrownJabari PriceJonathan SmithTre Boston

Tim JacksonJordan NixEthan FarmerKareem MartinP.J. ClyburnDion Guy Darius LipfordMywan JacksonPete MangumMatt MerlettiGene Robinson

Reggie WilkinsCharles Brown

DEDTDTDEWLBMLBSLBCBCBSSFS

DEDTDTDEWLBMLBSLBCBCBSSFS

KRPR

6-66-36-36-46-26-36-35-106-06-26-1

6-56-36-36-66-26-46-35-115-105-115-11

5-105-10

909291984748231242810

93789695565723731251

8112

Sr.Jr.Sr.Jr.Sr.Jr.So.Sr.So.Sr.So.

So.Sr.Fr.So.Fr.Jr.So.Jr.Jr.Sr.Jr.

Fr.Sr.

285320310260240240230205190210190

260295280260215235230185185200190

175205

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 James MadisonSep 10 RutgersSep 17 VirginiaSep 24 @Georgia TechOct 1 @East CarolinaOct 8 LouisvilleOct 15 Miami (Fla.)Oct 22 @ClemsonOct 29 Wake ForestNov 5 @N. Carolina St.Nov 17 @Virginia TechNov 26 Duke

NEWCOMERS

QB Marquise Williams, 6-2, 220 – Threw for over 3,000 yards and rushed for 1,000 as a senior.

OL Kiaro Holts, 6-4, 285 Could end up at either guard or tackle.

LB Travis Hughes, 6-2, 225 – Outstanding athlete who started both ways for four years.

Head Coach: Everett Withers Off Coord: John Shoop Def Coord: Everett Withers

2010 Record: 8-5 (4-4) Chapel Hill, N.C. Founded: 1789 Stadium: Kenan Memorial Capacity: 60,000



VIRGINIA

Head Coach: Mike London Off Coord: Bill Lazor Def Coord: Jim Reid

2010 Record: 4-8 (1-7) Charlottesville, VA. Founded: 1819 Stadium: Smith/Harrison/Scott Capacity: 61,500

OFFENSE: Mike London’s first season in Charlottes-ville was unsurprisingly rough, even though the Cavaliers showed some signs of improvement as the season wore on. Virginia should be able to muster more than one con-ference win this time around. Sophomores Michael Rocco and Ross Metheny are seemingly in a two-man race for the starting quarterback job after Mark Verica’s eligibility expired. Gone also is starting RB Keith Payne, but leading returning rusher Perry Jones (646 yards on the ground) is back. Several backup options, however, need to emerge in the backfield. The wide receivers are solid with reliable senior Kris Burd leading the way. The offensive line returns all but one starter and will be a team strength. An excellent recruiting class that London put together could yield early contributors at the skill positions. The Cavs have a solid group of senior specialists in K Robert Randolph and P Jimmy Howell.

DEFENSE: Virginia struggled last year when forced to change from former head coach (and defensive guru) Al Groh’s 3-4 system, and it showed in the numbers. The Cavaliers allowed 28 points and just under 400 yards per game last season, giving up big numbers to the likes of Duke (55 points in a November loss). With another year of experience in the 4-3 and seven returning start-ers, UVA hopes to see marked improvement. It all starts with senior DE Cam Johnson, who excels at pressuring quarterbacks. The rest of the line needs to improve pro-duction. LaRoy Johnson is back as starting OLB and is the team’s leading returning tackler with 66 total stops, but linebacking depth is a concern. Chase Minnifield will be the top name in the secondary. He snagged six in-terceptions last year and will be one of the conference’s best ball hawks as a senior. The Cavaliers will get better on this side of the ball under second-year coordinator Jim Reid, but how much better is the question.

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Special Teams

Michael RoccoMax MilienPerry JonesMatt SnyderKris BurdLandon BradleyAustin PasztorAnthony MihotaMorgan MosesOday Aboushi Colter Phillips

Ross MethenyTerence Fells-DanzerKevin ParksTim SmithBobby SmithSean CascaranoCody WallaceJohn MaghamezConnor DavisMatt MihalikPaul Freedman

Robert RandolphJimmy Howell



KP

6-36-05-86-45-116-76-76-46-66-66-6

6-26-15-86-06-56-66-46-36-56-76-5

5-106-6

So.Sr.Jr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.So.Jr.Jr.

So.Sr.Fr.So.So.So.Fr.Jr.Fr.Jr.Jr.

Sr.Sr.

210215185205190280320280350295250

200250195185205275275275295295250

160238


Depth Chart Defense

Cam JohnsonNick JenkinsMatt ConrathJake SnyderAaron TaliaferroSteve GreerLaRoy ReynoldsRijo WalkerChase MinnifieldRodney McLeodCorey Mosley

Brent Urban Chris BrathwaiteWill HillBill SchautzTucker WindleHenry ColeyDaquan RomeroDom JosephDrequan HoskeyLoVante BattlePablo Alvarez

Perry JonesChase Minnifield



KRPR

6-46-36-76-46-26-26-25-106-05-105-10

6-76-16-46-46-36-26-16-16-05-106-1

5-86-0

56969490525326271347

9998934739403923223741

3313

Sr.Sr.Sr.So.Sr.Jr.Jr.So.Sr.Sr.Sr.

So.Fr.Jr.Jr.Jr.Fr.Fr.Sr.Fr.Jr.Fr.

Jr.Sr.

265275270255230225220185185180200

280275265250220235212190163200185

185185

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 William & MarySep 10 @IndianaSep 17 @No CarolinaSep 24 Southern MissOct 1 IdahoOct 15 Georgia TechOct 22 N. Carolina St.Oct 27 @Miami (Fla.)Nov 5 @MarylandNov 12 DukeNov 19 @Florida St.Nov 26 Virginia Tech

NEWCOMERS

WR Darius Jennings, 5-11, 175 – The Maryland Player of the Year was a QB in HS.

WR Dominique Terrell, 5-11, 170 – He scored 47 all-purpose touchdowns as a senior.

CB Demetrious Nicholson, 5-11, 170 – Great in cover-age with a slight frame; could see early snaps.

VIRGINIA TECH

Head Coach: Frank Beamer Off Coord: Bryan Stinespring Def Coord: Bud Foster

2010 Record: 11-3 (8-0) Blacksburg, VA. Founded: 1872 Stadium: Lane Capacity: 65,115 OFFENSE:The Hokies won the conference yet again last season, and again had a disappointing BCS bowl showing with a 40-12 blowout loss to Stanford in the Or-ange Bowl. This season, VT will be second fiddle to an emerging FSU squad within the conference, but should still be the favorite to win the Coastal Division. Tyrod Taylor leaves a void at quarterback. The starter for most of three seasons, Taylor was a fan favorite and came up with some big games during his time in Blacksburg. Sophomore Logan Thomas, however, has onlookers raving. He’s 6-foot-6 and a powerful 245 pounds in the mold of 2010 Heisman winner Cam Newton. His receiv-ers will be reliable, with Jarrett Boykin and Danny Coale leading the way. At running back, David Wilson should be ready to shine. The Hokies lose a ton of production from early draft entrees Ryan Williams and Darren Ev-ans, but Wilson may be the most athletic of the three.

DEFENSE: It didn’t look like a vintage Bud Foster defense last season, as the overall playmaking abil-ity was down across the board. The run defense was especially leaky, but Foster has hopes that his young front seven will continue to develop. LB Bruce Taylor is the top tackler and a star on the rise. He will ben-efit from improved play on the line, and it starts with sophomore DE James Gayle. Gayle will get the start-ing nod and has the potential to be a top pass rusher for the Hokies. Gayle won’t be the only young gun on the DL, as VT will need several untested players to step up. In the secondary, CB Jayron Hosley will be one of the nation’s top cover corners. Last season, he came up with nine interceptions to lead the country. The Hokies are youthful on ‘D’, but have the pieces in place to have a killer unit down the road.

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12392117547667607186

8919

Special Teams

Logan ThomasJoey PhillipsDavid WilsonJarrett BoykinDanny CoaleAndrew LanierGreg Nosal Andrew MillerJaymes BrooksBlake DeChristopherChris Drager

Ju-Ju ClaytonMartin ScalesJosh OglesbyDyrell RobertsMarcus DavisNick BectonDavid WangMichael ViaLaurence GibsonVinston PainterEric Martin

Cody JournellDanny Coale



KP

6-65-115-106-26-06-56-66-46-26-56-3

6-15-115-116-26-46-66-16-76-46-66-2

5-116-0

So.Jr.Jr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.So.Sr.Sr.Sr.

Jr.Jr.Sr.Sr.Jr.Jr.So.Jr.Fr.Jr.So.

So.Sr.

245214201219196282281290307312256

214216210185231313301285299296261

167196


Depth Chart Defense

J.R. CollinsAntoine HopkinsDerrick HopkinsJames GayleJeron Gouveia-WinslowBruce Taylor Tariq EdwardsKyle FullerJayron HosleyAntone ExumEddie Whitley

Tyrel WilsonDwight TuckerKwamaine BattleDuan Perez-MeansAlonzo TweedyJack TylerTelvion ClarkDetrick BonnerChris HillLorenzo WilliamsTheron Norman

Dyrell RobertsJayron Hosley



KRPR

6-26-06-06-46-26-26-26-05-105-116-1

6-16-16-06-46-25-116-16-05-116-26-3

6-25-10

425698994351241720115

66539390285857892321

1120

So.Jr.So.So.Jr.Jr.So.So.Jr.So.Sr.

So.Jr.Sr.Fr.Jr.So.So.Fr.Sr.Jr.Fr.

Sr.Jr.

253299298251195252229185170217187

214273301252185220214183176215209

185170

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 Appalachian StSep 10 @East CarolinaSep 17 Arkansas St.Sep 24 @MarshallOct 1 ClemsonOct 8 Miami (Fla.)Oct 15 @Wake ForestOct 22 Boston CollegeOct 29 @DukeNov 10 @Georgia TechNov 17 North CarolinaNov 26 @Virginia

NEWCOMERS

DE Corey Marshall, 6-1, 250 – Marshall racked up 27 tackles for loss his senior year.

CB Kyshoen Jarrett, 5-10, 188 – Originally commit-ted to Pitt; good in run support.

DT Kris Harley, 6-0, 290 – Plays with a high motor and can get to the QB.

Head Coach: Frank Beamer Off Coord: Bryan Stinespring Def Coord: Bud Foster

2010 Record: 11-3 (8-0) Blacksburg, VA. Founded: 1872 Stadium: Lane Capacity: 65,115



ALL-SEC

ALL-ACC

QB: Aaron Murray, GeorgiaRB: Marcus Lattimore, South CarolinaRB: Trent Richardson, AlabamaWR: Alshon Jeffery, South CarolinaWR: Greg Childs, ArkansasTE: Orson Charles, GeorgiaOL: William Vlachos, AlabamaOL: Barrett Jones, AlabamaOL: Cordy Glenn, GeorgiaOL: Bradley Sowell, MississippiOL: Cordy Glenn, Georgia

DL: Malik Jackson, TennesseeDL: Jaye Howard, FloridaDL: Devin Taylor, South CarolinaDL: Jake Bequette, ArkansasLB: Jerry Franklin, ArkansasLB: Dont’a Hightower, AlabamaLB: Danny Trevathan, KentuckyDB: Stephon Gilmore, South CarolinaDB: Morris Claiborne, LSUDB: Robert Lester, AlabamaDB: Mark Barron, Alabama

K: Blair Walsh, GeorgiaP: Drew Butler, GeorgiaKR: Andre Debose, FloridaPR: Joe Adams, Arkansas

QB: Danny O’Brien, MarylandRB: Andre Ellington, ClemsonRB: Montel Harris, Boston CollegeWR: Conner Vernon, DukeWR: Dwight Jones, North CarolinaTE: George Bryan, NC StateOL: Brandon Washington, MiamiOL: Austin Pasztor, VirginiaOL: James Brooks, Virginia TechOL: Cam Holland, North CarolinaOL: Andrew Datko, Florida State

DL: Brandon Jenkins, Florida StateDL: Quinton Coples, North CarolinaDL: J.R. Sweezy, NC StateDL: Everett Dawkins, Florida StateLB: Bruce Tayler, Virginia TechLB: Kenny Tate, MarylandLB: Luke Kuechly, Boston CollegeDB: Jayron Hosley, Virginia TechDB: Xavier Rhodes, Florida StateDB: Ray Ray, Armstrong, MiamiDB: Chase Minnifield, Virginia

K: Will Snyderwine, DukeP: Ryan Quigley, Boston CollegeKR: David Wilson, Virgina TechPR: Tony Logan, Maryland

2011 GORILLA TOP 251. Oklahoma 2. Alabama3. LSU4. Florida St 5. South Carolina6. Boise St 7. Oregon8. Stanford9. Wisconsin10. Oklahoma St.11. Nebraska12. Texas A&M 13. Virginia Tech14. West Virginia15. Utah16. Arkansas17. Texas18. Auburn19. Notre Dame20. TCU21. Georgia22. Missouri23. Florida24. Miss St25. Tennessee

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PREDICTIONS

FLORIDA

Head Coach: Will Muschamp Off Coord: Charlie Weis Def Coord: Dan Quinn

2010 Record: 8-5 (4-4) Gainesville, Fl. Founded: 1853 Stadium: Ben Hill Griffin Capacity: 88,548

OFFENSE:The Gators will sport a new look on the sidelines this year, with former Texas head-coach-in-waiting Will Muschamp coming on board to replace the ultra-successful Urban Meyer. Also new in Gainesville is offensive coordinator Charlie Weis, who left his job as the OC of the Kansas City Chiefs. Weis will inherit an inter-esting situation at quarterback. Last season, John Brant-ley struggled mightily in the spread system and platooned with two other QBs, but Weis may have better success with the senior in a pro style set. The receiving corps is still a work in progress, however. Deonte Thompson led the unit with 570 receiving yards last year, and is back as a senior. Sophomore Quinton Dunbar and junior Omarius Hines will have their chance to step up and produce. The speedy Chris Rainey will be the primary ball carrier this season. Brantley’s fellow QBs from a year ago — Trey Burton and Jordan Reed — will end up as the starting fullback and tight end, respectively.DEFENSE: Star CB Janoris Jenkins packed up and left for North Alabama after being dismissed for legal trouble, and the defense will be breaking in a num-ber of young players while returning just three start-ers. But it’s still Florida, and there’s talent to burn. The secondary, which was excellent last season, will need some big contributions from sophomore Matt Elam, a former super-recruit that has star potential. Ronald Powell is another rising star from Elam’s class, and will take over a hybrid LB-DL position that the Gators call “Buck.” At linebacker, Jelani Jenkins was the team’s second-leading tackler a year ago with 76 stops. He should challenge for first-team all-conference honors in just his sophomore year. The Gator defenders will have to grow up quickly in order to help out an offense that might experience more growing pains in 2011.

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1941

Special Teams

John BrantleyChris RaineyTrey BurtonFrankie Hammond Jr.Omarius HinesMatt Patchan Ian SilbermanNick AlajajianJon HalapioXavier NixonJordan Reed

Tyler MurphyJeff DempsHunter JoyerQuinton DunbarAndre DeboseChaz GreenDavid YoungJonothan HarrisonJames WilsonKyle KoehneA.C. Leonard

Caleb SturgisKyle Christy



KP

6-35-96-26-16-26-66-56-46-36-66-3

6-25-85-106-15-116-56-46-36-46-56-4

5-116-3

Sr.Sr.So.Jr.Jr.Jr.So.So.So.Jr.So.

Fr.Sr.Fr.So.So.Fr.Jr.So.Sr.So.Fr.

Jr.Fr.

220175222176211292285295303290240

192181242170180289304300324300245

191189


Depth Chart Defense

Ronald PowellDominique EasleySharrif FloydWilliam GreenGerald ChristianJon BosticJelani JenkinsMoses JenkinsJeremy BrownMatt ElamJosh Evans

Lerentee McCrayJaye HowardOmar HunterEarl OkineKedric JohnsonMichael TaylorDee FinleyCody RiggsDe’Ante SaundersJoshua ShawMarcus Roberson

Andre DeboseChris Rainey

DEDTDTDELBLBLBCBCBSSFS


KRPR

6-46-26-36-46-36-16-16-35-105-106-1

6-26-36-16-76-46-06-25-95-86-36-1

5-115-9

75873963252433682224

3469991935113312695

43

So.So.So.Sr.So.Jr.So.Sr.Jr.So.Jr.

Jr.Sr.Jr.Jr.So.Fr.Jr.So.Fr.So.Fr.

So.Sr.

250278303245232238223182184199195

241302305282225217219166173186170

180175

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 Fla. Atlantic Sep 10 UAB Sep 17 Tennessee Sep 24 @Kentucky Oct 1 Alabama Oct 8 @LSUOct 15 @Auburn Oct 29 @GeorgiaNov 5 Vanderbilt Nov 12 @South Carolina Nov 19 Furman Nov 26 Florida St.

NEWCOMERS

QB Jeff Driskel, 6-4, 238 Could get playing time this fall; 4,844 passing yards as a senior.

CB Marcus Roberson, 6-1, 180 – A CB with size; switched commitment from Auburn.

TE A.C. Leonard, 6-4, 245 Athletic tight end who averaged 20 yards per catch in HS.

Head Coach: Will Muschamp Off Coord: Charlie Weis Def Coord: Dan Quinn

2010 Record: 8-5 (4-4) Gainesville, Fl. Founded: 1853 Stadium: Ben Hill Griffin Capacity: 88,548



GEORGIA

Head Coach: Mark Richt Off Coord: Mike Bobo Def Coord: Todd Grantham

2010 Record: 6-7 (3-5) Athens, GA. Founded: 1785 Stadium: Sanford Capacity: 92,746 OFFENSE: The ice is getting thin for head coach Mark Richt, who needs a big year to win back the Georgia faithful. He pulled in a stellar recruiting class that fans have dubbed “The Dream Team.” The marquee member of that group is RB Isaiah Crowell, who will have to be an impact player right away. The situation at running back is precarious, as leading rushers Caleb King and Washaun Ealey both left the team because of ongoing discipline issues. Georgia is still deep and talented at receiver despite the early departure of A.J. Green, with junior Tavarres King ready for a leading role and TE Orson Charles developing as a weapon. The surest bet on offense will be redshirt sophomore QB Aaron Murray, who threw for over 3,000 yards last season and tossed 24 TDs to just 8 INTs in his first year as starter. He will only get better. UGA also sports perhaps the best special teams duo in the nation in P Drew Butler and K Blair Walsh, and Bran-den Smith and Brandon Boykin are killer return men.

DEFENSE: The Dawgs should be better in Todd Gran-tham’s second year of teaching the 3-4 defense. One main reason for improvement will be NG John Jenkins, a top-flight prospect UGA landed out of JuCo. DeAngelo Tyson and the massive Kwame Geathers (350 pounds) will be regulars in the DL rotation. The linebacking corps lost its top three tacklers from a year ago, leaving the door open for rotation player Christian Robinson to get start-ing snaps at one of the inside positions. True freshman Ray Drew and sophomore Alex Ogletree, who was moved from safety, also will be contributors. The secondary was prone to giving up big plays but returns almost everyone. Brandon Boykin is the best cover corner of the lot, and Bacarri Rambo continues to improve at safety. Despite some key losses, if the young talents can get the scheme down quickly, the Dawgs could have a formidable unit.

11489121771726179677

1414682287565686470

5713

Special Teams

Aaron MurrayCaleb KingBruce FigginsTavarres KingRantavious WootenCordy GlennKenarious GatesBen JonesJustin AndersonHugh Williams Orson Charles

Hutson MasonIsaiah Crowell Alexander OgletreeMichael BennettIsrael TroupeKolton HoustonJohn BodinChris BurnetteDallas LeeA.J. Harmon

Blair WalshDrew Butler


QBRBFBWRWROTOGCOGOT

KP

6-15-116-46-15-106-56-56-16-56-56-3

6-35-115-106-36-16-56-66-26-46-5

5-106-2

So.Sr.Sr.Jr.Jr.Sr.So.Sr.Sr.Fr.Jr.

So.Fr.So.Fr.Sr.Fr.Jr.So.So.Jr.

Sr.Sr.

211224272192185348328316342254241

196215224208222291321313300345

192214


Depth Chart Defense

Abry JonesKwame GeathersDeangelo TysonRay Drew Alec OgletreeChristian RobinsonJarvis JonesBrandon BoykinBranden SmithBacarri RamboSanders Commings

Garrison SmithJonathan JenkinsDerrick LottReuben FaloughiMichael GilliardRichard SamuelCornelius WashingtonJordan LoveDamien SwannJakar HamiltonShawn Williams

Brandon BoykinBranden Smith

DENTDELBLBLBLBCBCBSSFS

DENTDELBLBLBLBCBCBSSFS

KRPR

6-36-66-26-56-36-26-35-105-116-06-2

6-36-36-46-56-26-26-46-05-116-26-1

5-105-11

9399944794529211819

56685953522831052336

21

Jr.So.Sr.Fr.So.Jr.So.Sr.Jr.Jr.Jr.

So.Jr.So.So.Jr.Jr.Jr.So.Fr.Sr.Jr.

Sr.Jr.

309350306263236226241183176218217

294351303255220243269190177205220

183176

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 Boise St. Sep 10 South CarolinaSep 17 Coastal Carolina Sep 24 @Mississippi Oct 1 Mississippi St. Oct 8 @Tennessee Oct 15 @Vanderbilt Oct 29 FloridaNov 5 New Mexico St. Nov 12 Auburn Nov 19 Kentucky Nov 26 @Georgia Tech

NEWCOMERS

RB Isaiah Crowell, 5-11, 210 – With all the attrition at RB, he’ll need to be the man.

OLB Ray Drew, 6-5, 243 – Played DE in HS, but will most likely provide pass rush at LB.

DT John Jenkins, 64, 340 JuCo transfer will start immediately for the Dawgs.

Head Coach: Joker Phillips Off Coord: Randy Sanders Def Coord: Steve Brown , Rick Minter

2010 Record: 6-7 (2-6) Lexington, Kentucky Founded: 1865 Stadium: Commonwealth Capacity: 67,606

OFFENSE: Head coach Joker Phillips kept the Wild-cats’ bowl streak alive with their fifth straight postseason game, but Kentucky experienced massive turnover on the offensive side of the ball. Gone are QB Mike Hart-line, leading rusher Derrick Locke and the explosive Ran-dall Cobb at receiver/kick returner. There are some nice young talents on the roster, but the learning process could be tough on the win-loss total. In line to succeed Hartline is junior Morgan Newton, a junior with nine career starts. At running back, sophomore Raymond Sanders should be the main man; he ran for 254 yards last season but will have an even bigger role after the transfer of third leading rusher Donald Russell. At receiver, La’Rod King (478 yards receiving last year) and Matt Roark have the makings of a dynamic duo. The offensive line should be strong with five highly experienced players returning. The overall talent is there to replace the departed skill players, but OC Randy Sanders has some work ahead of him.

DEFENSE: Rick Minter comes in as defensive co-ordinator and will play around with multiple looks. His back seven will be the strength of the Wildcats defense, as six of last year’s starters return at those spots. The defensive line, however, will likely continue to struggle. At linebacker, Danny Trevathan could be the best defen-sive player most college football fans have never heard of; he put up 144 total tackles last season with 16 tack-les for loss. The other star on defense is SS Winston Guy, a heavy hitter who is great in coverage as well. CB Randall Burden complements him nicely on the outside. But the bulk of the defensive problems stemmed from an inability to stop all those great SEC running backs. To have a chance against the likes of Marcus Lattimore, players like Mark Crawford and Luke McDermott will have to step up in the middle.

12416387667069675242

11251913277679566374

939

Special Teams

Morgan NewtonRaymond SandersLa’Rod KingMatt RoarkBrian AdamsChandler BurdenStuart HinesMatt SmithLarry WarfordBilly Joe MurphyNick Melillo

Maxwell SmithJonathan GeorgeE.J. FieldsGene McCaskillAaron BoydTeven Eatmon-NaredKevin MitchellSam SimpsonJake LanefskiTrevino Woods

Craig McIntoshRyan Tydlacka


QBRBWRWRWROTOGCOGOT

KP

6-45-86-46-56-46-46-46-46-36-66-2

6-45-106-16-06-46-76-66-46-46-5

6-06-1

Jr.So.Jr.Sr.So.Sr.Sr.Jr.Jr.Sr.Sr.

Fr.So.Jr.Jr.Jr.Fr.So.So.Sr.Jr.

Jr.Sr.

235198204215223300296297340306228

220205195192220325310284283291

208185


Depth Chart Defense

Collins UkwuLuke McDermottMister CobbleTaylor WyndhamDanny TrevathanRonnie SneedRidge WilsonRandall BurdenMartavious NelomsWinston GuyMychal Bailey

Nermin DelicDonte RumphMark CrawfordJustin HendersonTim PattersonAvery WilliamsonMalcolm McDuffen Anthony MosleyCartier RiceDakotah TylerJosh Gibbs

Jerrell PriesterRandall Burden



KRPR

6-56-16-06-46-16-26-36-06-16-16-0

6-56-36-16-36-46-16-36-05-105-115-10

5-96-0

9668979422464824152141

6099989044405414352833

124

Jr.Sr.So.Jr.Sr.Sr.Jr.Sr.Jr.Sr.Sr.

So.So.Sr.Fr.Fr.So.Fr.Sr.Jr.So.Sr.

So.Sr.

255265338250230230238170184210186

265300324229224223217176181194201

175170

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 1 @W. Kentucky Sep 10 C. Michigan Sep 17 Louisville Sep 24 Florida Oct 1 @LSUOct 8 @South Carolina Oct 22 Jacksonville State Oct 29 Mississippi St. Nov 5 Mississippi Nov 12 @Vanderbilt Nov 19 @Georgia Nov 26 Tennessee

NEWCOMERS

S Glenn Faulkner, 6-2, 194 – Out of Illinois, a top-10 safety nationally.

RB Marcus Caffey, 5-11, 189 – Tallied 1,612 yards rushing with 17 TDs last season.

RB Josh Clemons, 5-10, 201 – He and Caffey, both from Atlanta area, should play early; rushed for 2,003 yards as a senior.

Head Coach: Joker Phillips Off Coord: Randy Sanders Def Coord: Steve Brown , Rick Minter

2010 Record: 6-7 (2-6) Lexington, Kentucky Founded: 1865 Stadium: Commonwealth Capacity: 67,606



SOUTH CAROLINA

Head Coach: Steve Spurrier Off Coord: Steve Spurrier Def Coord: Ellis Johnson

2010 Record: 9-5 (5-3) Columbia, S.C. Founded: 1801 Stadium: Williams-Brice Capacity: 80,250

OFFENSE: The Gamecocks made a big leap forward by winning the East Division for the first time in school history, but lost the last two games of the season to Auburn and Florida State. Stephen Garcia has survived another tumultuous offseason in which head coach Steve Spurrier was ever so close to dismissing him from the squad and turning to true sophomore Connor Shaw, who played in nine games last fall. But Garcia is back as the starter, and will look to have a big senior season with Alshon Jeffery and Tori Gurley to throw the ball to. Jeffery might be the top receiver in the country heading into his junior year, as he’s tall, well-built, and blessed with great hands. He racked up an impressive 1,517 yards receiving last season, and Gurley is a nice complement. RB Marcus Lattimore was a freshman sensation in 2010, rushing for 1,197 yards and add-ing 412 more through the air. The offense should be explosive this fall.DEFENSE: Newcomer Jadeveon Clowney has created a buzz in Columbia. Watch his high school film, and you’ll know why. The nation’s top recruit will get a bunch of snaps right away at defensive end and the 6-foot-5, 240-pounder will try to continue terrorizing opposing quarterbacks. His teammates on the line, including returning starters Devin Taylor at end and Travian Robertson at tackle, will make up one of the best defensive lines in the country. The line-backing corps has been beset by injuries in recent years, but Shaq Wilson will be back and healthy after missing time last year with a hamstring issue. DeVonte Holloman moves from safety to the Spur linebacker position, and should thrive there. The secondary is the big question; the Gamecocks gave up 23 TD passes a year ago and were frequently out of position. CB Stephen Gilmore could make a big leap in development as a junior, however.

5211829685055607387

143119134717265747895

1815

Special Teams

Stephen GarciaMarcus LattimoreAlshon JefferyD.L. MooreAce SandersKyle NunnA.J. CannT.J. JohnsonTerrence CampbellRokevious WatkinsJustice Cunningham

Connor ShawKenny MilesDeAngelo SmithNick JonesJason BarnesBrandon ShellKenny DavisRyan BroadheadKaleb BroomeCody GibsonCorey Simmons

Jay WootenPatrick Fish



KP

6-26-06-46-45-76-56-36-46-36-46-3

6-15-106-05-86-46-66-36-56-56-66-4

6-35-11

Sr.So.Jr.Jr.So.Sr.Fr.Jr.Sr.Sr.Jr.

So.Jr.So.Fr.Sr.Fr.Jr.Sr.Jr.Fr.Fr.

Sr.Fr.

230231233212173296304314295334262

202184191189213322310270319282263

203190


Depth Chart Defense

Devin TaylorTravian RobertsonKelcy QuarlesJadeveon ClowneyShaq WilsonRodney PaulkDeVonte HollomanStephon GilmoreAkeem AugusteD.J. SwearingerJimmy Legree

Byron McKnightByron JerideauAldrick FordhamMelvin IngramReginald BowensQuin SmithAntonio AllenVictor HamptonC.C. WhitlockSharrod GolightlyBrison Williams

Damiere ByrdAce Sanders

DEDTDTDELBLBSPURCBCBSSFS

DEDTDTDELBLBSPURCBCBSSFS

KRPR

6-76-46-46-65-116-06-26-15-105-115-11

6-56-06-46-26-26-06-25-95-105-105-10

5-95-7

9842997164521533635

92705263224262712911

39

Jr.Sr.Fr.Fr.Jr.Sr.Jr.Jr.Sr.Jr.So.

Sr.Jr.Jr.Sr.Jr.Jr.Sr.Fr.Sr.Fr.Fr.

Fr.So.

248298271254233229226194183206180

242315273271246230208194181179206

161173

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 @East Carolina Sep 10 @GeorgiaSep 17 NavySep 24 Vanderbilt Oct 1 Auburn Oct 8 Kentucky Oct 15 @Mississippi St. Oct 29 @Tennessee Nov 5 @Arkansas Nov 12 Florida Nov 19 The Citadel Nov 26 Clemson

NEWCOMERS

DE Jadeveon Clowney, 6-6, 254 – The nation’s No. 1 over-all recruit will electrify with his pass rushing skills.

WR Damiere Byrd, 5-9, 161 – Has track speed and will get the ball in a variety of ways.

OT Brandon Shell, 6-6, 322 Great uncle is NFL Hall of Famer Art Shell.

TENNESSEE

Head Coach: Derek Dooley Off Coord: Jim Chaney Def Coord: Justin Wilcox

2010 Record: 6-7 (3-5) Knoxville, Tenn. Founded: 1794 Stadium: Neyland Capacity: 104,079 OFFENSE: Derek Dooley did a decent job in his first year as head coach, a year in which there weren’t many expectations from Volunteer fans. Dooley platooned true freshman Tyler Bray and junior Matt Simms at quarterback last season, with each getting about the same amount of attempts and combining for over 3,300 passing yards. It’s a lot more clear cut this time around. Coming out of spring, Bray was the apparent starter and will go to work with a potentially explosive set of wide receivers. Justin Hunter and Da’Rick Rogers are two talented sophomores that can take it to the house. At running back, Tauren Poole is a known quantity with 1,034 yards and backup Rajion Neal is capable. The offensive line was young last season but has a lot of talent; look for tackles Ja’Wuan James and Dallas Thomas to be an excellent combination as bookends. The Volunteers have an impressive set of skill players across the board, and with another year of experi-ence, could be outstanding.DEFENSE: There were issues on defense last season, and question marks remain. DT Malik Jackson, however, is a tough senior who will bring the effort on every play. He’s not huge at just 270 pounds, but he’s able to get after the quarterback with team-leading sack (5) and tackle for loss (11) totals. Junior college recruit Maurice Coach joins him on the inside, but the rest of the defensive line personnel needs to find their roles. The linebackers are led by junior Herman Lathers, who totaled 75 tackles last season, but he will similarly need help from some new contributors and backups stepping into larger roles. In the secondary, Jan-zen Jackson’s return to the program is huge after the junior originally left earlier in the year due to personal reasons. He has all-SEC potential at free safety, and his counterpart at strong safety, Brent Brewer, is ready to blossom in his sophomore year.

828461121717564727081

122039683746878736684

13

Special Teams

Tyler BrayTauren PooleChanning FugateJustin HunterDa’Rick RogersDallas ThomasJerQuari SchofieldJames StoneZach FultonJa’Wuan JamesMychal Rivera

Matt SimmsRajion NealBen BartholomewVincent DallasZach RogersTiny RichardsonMarcus JacksonAlex BullardDarrin GoochMarques PairBrendan Downs

Michael PalardyMatt Darr

QBRBFBWRWROTOGC OGOTTE

QBRBFBWRWROTOGOGC OTTE

PK

6-65-106-16-46-36-56-66-36-56-66-3

6-35-116-25-116-06-66-36-26-26-56-5

5-116-1

So.Sr.So.So.So.Jr.So.So.So.So.Jr.

Sr.So.Jr.Fr.Jr.Fr.Fr.So.Jr.Fr.Fr.

So.Fr.

210208251191211301345307334324262

212199248185174325326304299299237

169215


Depth Chart Defense

Jacques SmithMalik JacksonDaniel HoodWillie BohannonHerman LathersAustin JohnsonDaryl VereenMarsalis TeagueEric GordonBrent BrewerPrentiss Waggner

Steven FowlkesCorey MillerMontori HughesMarlon WallsGreg KingJohn PropstRaiques CrumpArt EvansAnthony AndersonDontavis SappRod Wilks

Da’Rick RogersDevin Young

DEDTNTDELBLBLBCBCBSSFS

DEDTNTDELBLBLBCBCBSSFS

KRPR

6-26-56-46-26-06-25-115-105-96-16-2

6-56-36-46-26-26-06-15-115-116-26-0

6-35-8

559776863440910241723

9080935848515025364122

2119

So.Sr.So.Jr.Jr.Sr.Sr.Jr.So.So.Jr.

Jr.So.Jr.So.Jr.So.So.Sr.Sr.So.Jr.

So.Fr.

243262293244219235211175189207175

251252327280230219221170180209215

211165

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 Montana Sep 10 CincinnatiSep 17 @Florida Oct 1 Buffalo Oct 8 Georgia Oct 15 LSU Oct 22 @Alabama Oct 29 South Carolina Nov 5 M. Tenn. St. Nov 12 @Arkansas Nov 19 Vanderbilt Nov 26 @Kentucky

NEWCOMERS

WR DeAnthony Arnett, 6-0, 175 – Great all-pur-pose player who excels on kick returns.

LB A.J. Johnson, 6-3, 245 Made 173 tackles, with 29 for loss and six sacks, as a senior.

RB Marlin Lane, 6-0, 205 Coming off ACL injury; averaged 10 yards per carry as a junior.

Head Coach: Derek Dooley Off Coord: Jim Chaney Def Coord: Justin Wilcox

2010 Record: 6-7 (3-5) Knoxville, Tenn. Founded: 1794 Stadium: Neyland Capacity: 104,079



VANDERBILT

Head Coach: Tony Franklin Off Coord: John Donovan Def Coord: Brent Pry, Bob Shoop

2010 Record: 2-10 (1-7) Nashville, Tenn. Founded: 1873 Stadium: Vanderbilt Capacity: 41,600

OFFENSE: Tony Franklin takes over after a rough 2010 season with interim head coach Robbie Caldwell. After a long period of competitiveness in the SEC high-lighted by a 7-6 record in 2008, the Commodores have slipped to back-to-back two-win seasons. Last season, Vandy wasn’t even close to its superior conference brethren, scoring an anemic 16.9 points per game. QB Larry Smith has to be better in his senior season if the ‘Dores want to improve offensive production. He has completed less than 50 percent of his passes in both of his years as starter. Udom Udoh is the top wide receiver as a senior, but TE Brandon Barden was the top yardage man with 425 yards receiving. All five starters return on the offensive line, which needs to improve by leaps and bounds in order to approach respectability after giving up 35 sacks last season. The running back situation is bet-ter, with leading rusher Warren Norman back full speed from a wrist injury suffered during the Florida game. DEFENSE: Vandy will have a handful of excel-lent athletes on defense, but will still be undersized against conference competition. The ‘Dores return two potential all-SEC performers in the secondary in CB Casey Hayward and S Sean Richardson. Hayward had a big year with six interceptions, but the rest of the unit could be better when the ball is in the air. At linebacker, senior Chris Marve is a tack-ling machine in the middle, but is the only sure thing among that group. Marve is hoping that the defen-sive line can make strides in the offseason. The DL has a ton of experience at three of the four posi-tions, and sophomore Walker May is a new starter with great pass rushing potential. For the Commo-dores, staying healthy will be key in order to have any chance of matching up with SEC offenses.

105248767576072626

1124201783527857507386

4894

Special Teams

Larry SmithWarren NormanZac StacyUdom UmohJordan MatthewsWesley JohnsonJabo BurrowLogan StewartKyle FischerRyan SeymourBrandon Barden

Jordan RodgersWesley TateMicah PowellJonathan KrauseJohn ColeAndrew BridgesCaleb WelchansJabo BurrowMylon BrownChase WhiteAustin Monahan

Ryan FowlerRichard Kent

QBRBRBWRWROTOGCOGOTTE


KP

6-25-105-96-06-36-56-46-46-66-56-5

6-26-16-05-115-116-66-56-46-56-56-6

5-106-2

Sr.Jr.Jr.Sr.So.So.Jr.So.Sr.Jr.Sr.

Jr.So.Jr.So.Jr.Fr.Jr.Jr.So.Fr.Sr.

Jr.Jr.

218195210180205280290285310310245

205225205180185265300290305275245

175195


Depth Chart Defense

Tim Fugger`Colt NichterT.J. GreenstoneWalker MayArchibald BarnesChris MarveChase GarnhamCasey HaywardTrey WilsonSean RichardsonKenny Ladler

Johnell ThomasRob LohrJared MorseKyle WoestmannBlake GowderDexter DanielsTristan StrongAndre HalEddie FosterEric SamuelsJavon Marshall

Warren NormanZac Stacy



KRPR

6-46-16-36-46-46-06-35-115-116-26-0

6-06-46-26-36-26-16-15-115-106-05-10

5-105-9

42587490151336198211

9884979226182923162231

52

Sr.Jr.Sr.So.Jr.Sr.So.Sr.Jr.Sr.So.

Jr.Jr.So.Fr.Fr.Jr.Jr.So.Jr.Jr.So.

Jr.Jr.

250280280235225238220188190218200

250280285245225240228178170200195

195210

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 Elon Sep 10 Connecticut Sep 17 Mississippi Sep 24 @South Carolina Oct 8 @Alabama Oct 15 Georgia Oct 22 Army Oct 29 Arkansas Nov 5 @Florida Nov 12 Kentucky Nov 19 @Tennessee Nov 26 @Wake Forest

NEWCOMERS

DT Barron Dixon, 6-4, 288 – Played end in high school and will bring quickness to the middle.

QB Lafonte Thourogood, 6-2, 220 – Dual-threat QB from Virginia Beach was early VT commit

OT Jake Bernstein, 6-3, 288 – Paved the way for two 1,000-yard rushers as a senior.

ALABAMA

Head Coach: Nick Saban Off Coord: Jim McElwain Def Coord: Kirby Smart

2010 Record: 10-3 (5-3) Tuscaloosa, Ala. Founded: 1831 Stadium: Bryant-Denny Capacity: 101,821 OFFENSE: The Crimson Tide took a step back after a dominant 2009 in which they won a national title. Gone is rock-solid signal caller Greg McElroy, who turned into more than a caretaker for the Alabama offense and be-came somewhat of a playmaker. A.J. McCarron has game snaps under his belt, but the athletic and dynamic redshirt freshman Phillip Sims could have something to say about the quarterback race. Whoever starts for the Tide will have another fantastic backfield to work with, as RB Trent Rich-ardson looks poised to make the most of his starting turn. Richardson gained 700 yards last season while playing second fiddle to the departed Mark Ingram, and backup Eddie Lacy is another star in waiting. Julio Jones was a rare talent at wide receiver, but the veteran combination of Darius Hanks and Marquis Maze should give Alabama some weapons. The OL, which could become a fantastic unit, had to deal with the death of probable starter Aaron Douglas at left tackle during the offseason.

DEFENSE: The Crimson Tide defense in 2011 will again be a killer unit with NFL prospects at almost every starting spot. The secondary could be the best in the country. Mark Barron is perhaps the top strong safety in college football, and Dre Kirkpatrick is be-coming one of the top corners. Dee Milliner shined last year as a true freshman and will lock down the other corner spot. If the secondary is the top unit on the defense, the linebackers aren’t far behind. Dont’a Hightower is a huge middle backer at 260 pounds, and will be surrounded by outstanding physical tal-ents in Jerrell Harris and C.J. Mosley. Courtney Up-shaw is back for his senior year and returns seven sacks from the linebacker/defensive line position he plays, called the Jack. The defensive line loses stud Marcell Dareus to the first round of the draft, but NG Josh Chapman is back as the starter.

10315417756573617689

14427832776763755284

9029

Special Teams

AJ McCarronTrent RichardsonDarius HanksMarquis MazeBrad SmelleyBarrett JonesChance WarmackWilliam VlachosAnthony SteenD.J. FlukerMichael Williams

Phillip SimsEddie LacyKenny BellKevin NorwoodDeAndrew WhiteAaron DouglasJohn Michael BoswellKellen WilliamsBarrett JonesAlfred McCulloughBrian Vogler

Jeremy ShelleyCody Mandell

QBRBWRWRHOTOGCOGOTTE

QBRBWRWRHOTOGCOGOTTE

KP

6-45-116-05-106-36-56-36-16-36-66-6

6-26-06-16-26-06-76-56-36-56-26-7

5-106-4

So.Jr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Jr.Jr.Sr.So.So.Jr.

Fr.So.So.So.Fr.Jr.Sr.So.Jr.Sr.Fr.

Jr.So.

205224185180229311320294303335269

217220175193181275300305311311252

165202


Depth Chart Defense

Ed StinsonJosh ChapmanDamion SquareJerrell HarrisNico JohnsonDon’t’a HightowerCourtney UpshawDre KirkpatrickDee MillinerMark BarronRobert Lester

Undra BillingsleyJesse WilliamsQuinton DialAlex WatkinsC.J. MosleyChris JordanEd StinsonPhelon JonesDeQuan MenzieWill LoweryNick Perry

Darius HanksDee Hart

DENGDELBLBLBLBCBCBSSFS

DEDTDELBLBLBLBCBCBSSFS

KRPR

6-46-16-36-36-36-46-26-36-16-26-2

6-26-46-66-36-26-36-45-116-05-106-1

6-05-9

47999253530412128437

865490913236479242927

151

So.Sr.Jr.Sr.Jr.Jr.Sr.Jr.So.Sr.Jr.

Jr.Jr.Jr.Sr.So.Sr.So.Sr.Sr.Jr.So.

Sr.Fr.

279310285242245260265192196218210

288319290234234240279194198180205

185187

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 Kent St. Sep 10 @Penn St. Sep 17 North Texas Sep 24 Arkansas Oct 1 @Florida Oct 8 Vanderbilt Oct 15 @Mississippi Oct 22 Tennessee Nov 5 LSU Nov 12 @Mississippi St. Nov 19 Georgia Southern Nov 26 @Auburn

NEWCOMERS

OT Cyrus Kouandjio, 6-7, 320 – The Crimson Tide pick up the nation’s top lineman.

S Hasean Clinton-Dix, 6-2, 190 – Also the consensus top player at his position; hits like a battering ram.

RB Demetrius Hart, 5-8, 190 – Could have played this year, but tore ACL in summer drill.

Head Coach: Nick Saban Off Coord: Jim McElwain Def Coord: Kirby Smart

2010 Record: 10-3 (5-3) Tuscaloosa, Ala. Founded: 1831 Stadium: Bryant-Denny Capacity: 101,821



ARKANSAS

Head Coach: Bobby Petrino Off Coord: Garrick McGee Def Coord: Willy Robinson

2010 Record: 10-3 (6-2) Fayetteville, Ark Founded: 1871 Stadium: Razorback Capacity: 72,000 OFFENSE: The Razorbacks are yet another potential 10-game winner in the SEC West even without cannon-armed QB Ryan Mallett, who left early for the league. Mallett threw for nearly 4,000 yards last season, but new starter Ty-ler Wilson might finish with similar numbers. He impressed against Auburn while Mallett was injured, throwing for 332 yards in a shootout loss. The 6-foot-3 junior will benefit from a great scheme and a wealth of surrounding talent at the skill positions, which are second to none in the conference, and maybe the country. It starts at wide receiver, where Greg Childs should be back from a knee injury. Joe Adams led the team with 813 yards receiving, and Jarius Wright is a deep-ball threat. Junior Cobi Hamilton is maybe the best fourth receiver in the land. RB Knile Davis rushed for 1,322 yards last year but broke his ankle and could be out for the season. Ronnie Wingo is dynamic and will have to fill some big shoes. The O-line might take a step back, but the Razor-backs will be as potent as anyone on offense.

DEFENSE: Arkansas has gotten better and better in this area in the last few years as the overall talent level has risen. Now, with seven starters returning from a solid defense, this side of the ball is looking to win as much respect as the much-hyped offense. The defense got after opposing quarterbacks last season, and DEs Jake Bequette (8.5 sacks) and Tenarius Wright will continue that trend. The tack-les are also going to be solid with D.D. Jones and Byran Jones looking to improve even more. MLB Jerry Franklin was the stopper in the middle of the linebackers with 100 total tackles, tops on the team; he’s a captain who brings excellent leadership as a senior. There is a good rotation in the secondary, and it starts with FS Tramain Thomas, a big hitter who snagged 4 INTs last year.

8208534787264677180

17331121796076607487

1814

Special Teams

Tyler WilsonRonnie WingoGreg ChildsJoe AdamsJarius WrightAnthony OdenGrant CookTravis SwansonAlvin BaileyJason PeacockChris Gragg

Brandon MitchellDennis JohnsonCobi HamiltonJulian HortonMarquel WadeGrant FreemanSeth OxnerTyler DeaconSeth OxnerBrey CookAustin Tate

Zach HockerDylan Breeding



KP

6-36-36-35-115-106-86-46-56-56-46-3

6-45-96-36-15-116-76-46-46-46-76-6

6-06-1

Jr.Jr.Sr.Sr.Sr.So.Sr.So.So.Jr.Jr.

So.Jr.Jr.So.Fr.Sr.Sr.Jr.Sr.Fr.So.

So.Jr.

215230217190180320318305319334236

230213209194180305305300305317253

180211


Depth Chart Defense

Jake BequetteByran JonesRobert ThomasTenarius WrightJerico NelsonJerry FranklinBret HarrisIsaac MadisonJerry MitchellEric BennettTramain Thomas

Chris Smith Alfred DavisDequinta JonesColton Miles-NashRoss RasnerBraylon MitchellTerrell WilliamsDarius WinstonDe’Anthony CurtisDarrell SmithElton Ford

Dennis JohnsonJoe Adams



KRPR

6-56-26-36-25-106-16-05-116-15-116-0

6-36-16-56-66-06-36-36-05-96-36-0

5-95-11

91549843313432638145

425192903510252123229

333

Sr.So.So.Jr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.So.So.Sr.

So.Jr.Jr.Jr.Jr.Fr.Jr.Jr.Sr.So.Sr.

Jr.Sr.

271312325252211245224185214190198

251326307261209225232185211198210

213190

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 Missouri State Sep 10 @New Mexico Sep 17 Troy Sep 24 @Alabama Oct 1 @Texas A&M Oct 8 Auburn Oct 22 @Mississippi Oct 29 @Vanderbilt Nov 5 South Carolina Nov 12 Tennessee Nov 19 Mississippi St. Nov 25 @LSU

NEWCOMERS

OT Brey Cook, 6-7, 317 Massive tackle could get early nod to start on right side.

CB Tevin Mitchel, 6-0, 185 A big get out of Texas who originally committed to Nebraska.

WR Marquel Wade, 5-11, 185 – A big-play receiver who spent last year at N.Y. prep school.

AUBURN

Head Coach: Gene Chizik Off Coord: Gus Malzahn Def Coord: Ted Roof

2010 Record: 14-0 (8-0) Auburn, Ala. Founded: 1856 Stadium: Jordan-Hare Capacity: 86,603 OFFENSE: Everything came together perfectly in the Tigers’ national championship season, as Cam Newton was the best player in college football from the begin-ning. Newton left to become the top overall draft pick this spring, so head coach Gene Chizik and mad scientist OC Gus Malzahn will be looking for a new leader in the huddle. Only two starters return on offense, meaning the Tigers will likely see a precipitous drop in production from 41.2 points per game. Junior Barrett Trotter will fight it out with sophomore Clint Moseley for the QB job, with top-flight true freshman Kiehl Frazier likely waiting it out on the sideline for the time being. RBs Michael Dyer and Onterrio McCalebb provide a superb one-two punch in the back-field; Dyer rushed for 1,043 yards last season, including 143 in the BCS title game. Last year’s third receiver Emo-ry Blake will have to step up, and TE Philip Lutzenkirchen will certainly increase his 15 receptions from last year. The line will be somewhat thin this season after heavy losses.DEFENSE: Like the offense, only a few starters return from the title team. The Tigers lose seven of their top eight tacklers from a year ago. On the line, Nosa Eguae got starting snaps last season at DE and managed 3.5 sacks in a complementary role to monster DT Nick Fairley, who also left early for NFL riches. The rest of the defensive line is fairly inexperienced but highly recruited; DT Jeff Whitaker might be able to step in and replace at least some of Fairley’s production. LB Darren Bates put up 48 tackles last season in his sophomore year. Now, much more will be expected of him. Neiko Thorpe is a returning starter at cornerback, but he will move to safety. T’Sharvan Bell is an emerging playmaker at cornerback. The defense must deal with a large number of freshmen in the two-deep this fall.

1454398037779637175

15238385416260506578

2930

Special Teams

Barrett TrotterMichael DyerPhilip LutzenkirchenQuindarius CarrEmory BlakeDeAngelo BentonA.J. GreenJared CooperBlake BurgessJohn SullenBrandon Mosley

Clint MoseleyOntario McCalebbCameron GroceTravante StallworthQuan BrayTovon Reed Chad SladeEric MackReese DismukesTunde FariyikeAubry Phillips

Chandler BrooksSteven Clark

QBRBHBWRWRWROTOGCOGOT

QBRBHBWRWRWROTOGCOGOT

KP

6-25-96-46-16-16-26-56-46-26-66-6

6-35-106-35-95-106-06-56-36-36-26-5

6-06-5

Jr.So.Jr.Sr.Jr.Jr.Sr.Sr.So.Jr.Sr.

So.Jr.Fr.Jr.Fr.Fr.Fr.Fr.Fr.Fr.Fr.

Sr.So.

206206253180197207298298273336306

223172227187185183329330285302344

180228


Depth Chart Defense

Corey LemonierJeffrey WhitakerKenneth CarterNosa EguaeDaren BatesJake Holland Jonathan EvansT’Sharvan BellChris DavisNeiko ThorpeDemetruce McNeal

Dee FordJamar TravisDerrick LykesCraig SandersLaDarius OwensHarris GastonEltoro FreemanJonathan RoseJonathon MincyDrew Cole Erique Florence

Onterio McCalebbTrovon Reed



KRPR

6-46-36-56-25-116-05-116-05-106-26-1

6-46-06-26-46-26-15-116-25-105-116-1

5-106-0

555492942553522111512

957497131058212862014

231

So.So.So.So.Jr.So.Jr.Jr.So.Sr.So.

Jr.Jr.Jr.So.Fr.So.Sr.Fr.Fr.Sr.Fr.

Jr.Fr.

229310287255201232225182192185188

233295286257242234224178186190179

172188

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 Utah St. Sep 10 Mississippi St. Sep 17 @ClemsonSep 24 Fla. Atlantic Oct 1 @South Carolina Oct 8 @Arkansas Oct 15 Florida Oct 22 @LSUOct 29 Mississippi Nov 12 @Georgia Nov 19 Samford Nov 26 Alabama

NEWCOMERS

OT Christian Westerman, 6-5, 285 – The line lost a lot, leaving the door open at either tackle spot.

QB Kiehl Frazier, 6-3, 210 – Threw for 42 TDs and ran for 22 more as a senior.

S Erique Florence, 6-2, 190 – A big hitter who chose AU in a close in-state bidding war.

Head Coach: Gene Chizik Off Coord: Gus Malzahn Def Coord: Ted Roof

2010 Record: 14-0 (8-0) Auburn, Ala. Founded: 1856 Stadium: Jordan-Hare Capacity: 86,603



L S U

Head Coach: Les Miles Off Coord: Greg Studrawa Def Coord: John Chavis

2010 Record: 11-2 (6-2) Baton Rouge, La. Founded: 1860 Stadium: Tiger Capacity: 91,600

OFFENSE: With the collection of talent in Baton Rouge, LSU could be in the national title hunt. Tiger fans were (amazingly) a bit frustrated after two seasons of four and five losses, but Les Miles delivered with an 11-win campaign in 2010. QB Jordan Jefferson has been maddeningly incon-sistent over his career; he’s big and can run and throw, but accuracy and decision-making has been spotty as he threw 10 picks to 7 TDs last season. Jarrett Lee has served as sometime starter for his first three years at LSU, but the intriguing new name is Zach Mettenberger, who joins the Tigers after getting dismissed from Georgia two years ago. He’s a massive pocket passer with a rocket arm, and could get playing time if Jefferson continues to flounder. Junior WR Rueben Randle could be ready to explode this year, but RB Stevan Ridley (1,147 yards rushing) declared for the draft. Spencer Ware, however, will be ready to take the bulk of the carries. The offensive line should be outstanding with four starters back.

DEFENSE: The Tigers will be nasty on defense once again, with all the speed, size and willingness to hit we’ve come to expect from them. You don’t just replace CB Patrick Peterson, who was drafted No. 5 overall, but the secondary will again be fantastic. CB Morris Claiborne is the new rock star on the outside, and re-turns 5 interceptions while playing opposite Peterson. His new running mate at starter, Tyrann Mathieu, is just sophomore but is already one of the best in the confer-ence. The safeties are less proven, but nearly as tal-ented. At linebacker, Ryan Baker is the leading return-ing tackler with 87 stops but loses star in the middle Kelvin Sheppard. Sophomore Kevin Minter, however, is a big, physical run stuffer who should step in nicely. There are a lot of snaps at defensive tackle to replace, but the talent on the line is again outstanding.

91135210766864537219

842448682707953607588

3038

Special Teams

Jordan JeffersonSpencer Ware James StampleyRueben RandleRussell ShepardChris FaulkJosh DworaczykP.J. LonerganT-Bob HebertAlex HurstDeangelo Peterson

Zach MettenbergerMichael FordJ.C. CopelandKadron Boone James WrightEvan WashingtonMatt BranchT-Bob HebertWill BlackwellGreg ShawChase Clement

Drew AllemanBrad Wing



KP

6-55-115-106-46-16-66-66-46-36-66-4

6-55-106-16-06-26-56-66-36-46-56-5

5-116-3

Sr.So.Sr.Jr.Jr.So.Sr.Jr.Sr.Jr.Sr.

So.So.So.So.So.Fr.Jr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Jr.

Jr.Fr.

224225230207188316295300280329243

250202275202197315287280303295261

182175


Depth Chart Defense

Kendrick AdamsJosh DownsMichael BrockersSam MontgomeryRyan BakerStefoin FrancoisKarnell HatcherMorris ClaiborneTyrann MathieuBrandon Taylor Eric Reid

Barkevious MingoAnthony JohnsonEgo FergusonLavar EdwardsLamin BarrowD.J. WelterTahj JonesRon BrooksTharold SimonCraig LostonRonnie Vinson

Ron BrooksRueben Randle



KRPR

6-56-16-66-46-06-16-26-05-96-06-2

6-5

6-36-56-26-06-26-06-36-25-11

6-06-4

94779099222337177151

49

9895731581324628

132

Sr.Jr.So.So.Sr.Sr.Sr.Jr.So.Sr.So.

So.Fr.Fr.Jr.So.Fr.So.Sr.So.So.Fr.

Sr.Jr.

255278300245227215212177180195207

237

286265221226205179190200187

179207

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 @OregonSep 10 Northwestern St.Sep 15 @Mississippi St. Sep 24 @West Virginia Oct 1 KentuckyOct 8 FloridaOct 15 @Tennessee Oct 22 AuburnNov 5 @Alabama Nov 12 W. KentuckyNov 19 @Mississippi Nov 25 Arkansas

NEWCOMERS

DT Anthony Johnson, 6-3, 294 – Enrolled early and will see backup snaps this season.

OT La’el Collins, 6-4, 315 The Baton Rouge native, like Johnson, could be second string.

QB Zach Mettenberger, 6-5, 250 – Joins LSU from JuCo via UGA; is a R-Soph this fall.

MISSISSIPPI

Head Coach: Houston Nutt Off Coord: David Lee Def Coord: Tyrone Nix

2010 Record: 4-8 (1-7) Oxford, Miss. Founded: 1848 Stadium: Vaught-Hemingway Capacity: 60,580 OFFENSE:After a strong start at Ole Miss with back-to-back nine win seasons to open his tenure in Oxford, Houston Nutt’s team backslid last year with a 4-8 cam-paign. QB Jeremiah Masoli was a one-year rental after leaving Oregon, and now there’s a three-quarterback race to decide the starting job now that Nathan Stanley, one of the favorites, decided to transfer to Southeastern Louisiana. Randall Mackey is a junior college transfer with arm strength and running ability; Zach Stoudt is a 6-foot-4 JuCo transfer and a pure passer; and Barry Bru-netti is a West Virginia transfer with good accuracy and mobility. At running back, Brandon Bolden is a 5-foot-11, 225-pound battering ram that picked up 14 rushing TDs last year; he also is effective in the passing game. En-rique Davis and Jeff Scott are two SEC-quality backups. Big questions remain at wide receiver, which needs to up its production drastically from last season. The offensive line could carry this team in the running game this fall.

DEFENSE: The lack of defense was killer last sea-son for the Rebels, who gave up 35.2 points per game (including four games allowing over 40). The ‘D’ was what allowed such things to happen as the 49-48 overtime loss to FCS Jacksonville State in the home opener, and only three starters return this fall. Kentrell Lockett needs to come back healthy for his sixth year of eligibility after tearing an ACL early last season. Lockett totaled five sacks and 10 tackles for loss in 2009. The linebacking crew has taken some hits in the offseason. OLB Joel Kight will rack up the tackles in his second year starting, but D.T. Shack-elford sustained a season-ending knee injury in the spring and his likely replacement, Clarence Jackson, was dismissed from the team. The secondary must improve after getting ripped apart by SEC passing of-fenses in 2010.

1343855787376747983

1127291081707756717587

8197

Special Teams

Randall MackeyBrandon BoldenJeff ScottJa-Mes LoganMelvin HarrisBradley SowellAlex WashingtonA.J. HawkinsJared Duke Bobby MassieFerbia Allen

Barry BrunettiEnrique DavisDevin ThomasVincent SandersTerrell GrantEmmanuel McCrayPatrick JunenEvan SwindallLogan ClairMatt HallAlex Williams

Bryson RoseTyler Campbell



KP

5-115-115-76-26-66-76-46-36-76-66-3

6-05-115-96-16-26-46-66-26-56-96-4

5-116-2

Jr.Sr.So.So.Jr.Sr.Sr.Jr.So.Jr.Jr.

So.Sr.Jr.Fr.So.So.So.So.Sr.Jr.So.

Jr.Jr.

195221175190210315356313346325235

213226201190213319311306327340233

197227


Depth Chart Defense

Kentrell LockettBryon BennettCarlton MartinWayne DorseyMike MarryClarence JacksonJoel KightMarcus TempleCharles SawyerBrishen MatthewsDamien Jackson

Gerald RiversJustin SmithCorey GainesJason JonesRudy WilsonRalph WilliamsWill Martin Wesley PendletonFrank CrawfordIvan NicholasSam Noblin

Philander Moore



KR/PR

6-56-26-16-66-26-15-95-105-115-116-2

6-56-36-16-25-116-06-05-116-05-106-2

5-9

409592752101543131

90935853314449652127

2

Sr.Fr.Fr.Sr.So.So.Jr.Sr.So.So.Sr.

Jr.Sr.So.Jr.Jr.Fr.So.Jr.So.Jr.Fr.

Jr.

248280288262248235226196174200210

245298302252216235217180185204217

192

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 3 BYUSep 10 Southern Illinois Sep 17 @VanderbiltSep 24 Georgia Oct 1 @Fresno St.Oct 15 Alabama Oct 22 Arkansas Oct 29 @Auburn Nov 5 @Kentucky Nov 12 Louisiana Tech Nov 19 LSU Nov 26 @Mississippi St.

NEWCOMERS

LB C.J. Johnson, 6-3, 235 – The star of the haul was consensus top-five at his position.

WR Nickolas Brassell, 6-0, 175 – Slender but speedy, he headlines the SEC’s best WR class.

WR Donte Moncrief, 6-3, 212 – A nice contrast to Brassell with a bigger, taller target.

Head Coach: Houston Nutt Off Coord: David Lee Def Coord: Tyrone Nix

2010 Record: 4-8 (1-7) Oxford, Miss. Founded: 1848 Stadium: Vaught-Hemingway Capacity: 60,580



MISSISSIPPI STATE

Head Coach: Dan Mullen Off Coord: Les Koenning Def Coord: Geoff Collins, Chris Wilson

2010 Record: 9-4 (4-4) Starkville, Miss. Founded: 1878 Stadium: Davis Wade Capacity: 55,082 OFFENSE: Dan Mullen has worked wonders in Starkville since taking the job three years ago. Year by year he’s helped usher the offense along, and this year he’s counting on quarterback Chris Relf to become special in his senior season. Relf has become a steady signal caller for the Bulldogs, throwing for nearly a 60 percent completion rate last season while still splitting time with Tyler Russell. Relf should be the main man this year. Relf didn’t have to throw it all over the field last season, as MSU excelled in the running game by averaging 215 yards on the ground per contest. Vick Ballard is back after rushing for 968 yards and 19 scores a year ago, and primary backup LaDarius Per-kins is starter quality. There is a big group of receivers ready to contribute, with Chad Bumphis back as the leader of the unit. Special teams will be a strength, with accurate kicker Derek DePasquale back as a senior.DEFENSE: Geoff Collins comes in from Florida Inter-national as co-defensive coordinator along with Chris Wilson after the departure of Manny Diaz to Texas. The Bulldogs showed some nice improvement on defense last season, but lose a lot of experience at linebacker in the summer. All three starters are gone from last year’s squad, but three-year starter for Clemson, Bran-don Maye, will step in and start in the middle after being granted an immediate post-grad transfer. DT Fletcher Cox produced both in the middle and as an end last year, and is versatile enough to be switched around with differ-ent defensive looks. Sean Ferguson will be the main pass rusher off the edge. In the secondary, SS Charles Mitchell is a hard hitter and talented run stopper who finished with 93 total tackles a year ago. The secondary as a whole could tighten up a bit against opposing quarterbacks, but Bulldog fans have to like the experience level.

14281198756155676232

172738611777863686488

4039

Special Teams

Chris RelfVick BallardChad BumphisArceto ClarkChris SmithBlaine ClausellGabe JacksonQuentin SaulsberryTobias SmithAddison LawrenceMarcus Green

Tyler RussellLaDarius PerkinsBrandon HeavensMichael CarrRicco SandersJames CarmonDamien RobinsonDillon DayTempleton HardyEric LawsonKendrick Cook

Derek DePasqualeBaker Swedenburg



KP

6-45-115-105-106-26-76-46-26-36-46-1

6-55-105-106-15-116-76-86-46-36-66-3

5-86-0

Sr.Sr.Jr.Jr.Jr.Fr.So.Sr.Jr.Sr.Sr.

So.So.Jr.So.So.Sr.Fr.Fr.Jr.Fr.Sr.

Sr.So.

245215200180205295310300305290240

215190175195190330310285300305250

180185


Depth Chart Defense

Shane McCardellJosh BoydFletcher CoxSean FergusonCameron LawrenceBrandon WilsonDeontae SkinnerJohnthan BanksCorey BroomfieldCharles MitchellNickoe Whitley

Trevor StigersJeffery HowieDevin JonesKaleb EullsChris HughesJamie JonesMatthew WellsMarvin Bure Damein AndersonDennis ThamesWade Bonner

LaDarius PerkinsBrandon Heavens



KRPR

6-56-36-46-36-26-06-26-25-105-116-0

6-56-46-06-46-06-06-05-95-115-115-10

5-105-10

96979499105851132545

549360923433224126127

273

Jr.Jr.Jr.Sr.Jr.Sr.So.Jr.Jr.Sr.So.

Jr.Sr.Jr.Fr.So.Sr.Fr.Sr.Sr.So.Sr.

So.Jr.

255295295250225235235185180205200

245295255275215240205190195190190

190175

Special Teams


Depth Chart Offense

2011 SCHEDULE

Sep 1 @Memphis Sep 10 @Auburn Sep 15 LSUSep 24 Louisiana Tech Oct 1 @Georgia Oct 8 @UABOct 15 South Carolina Oct 29 @Kentucky Nov 5 Tennessee-Martin Nov 12 Alabama Nov 19 @Arkansas Nov 26 Mississippi

NEWCOMERS

DT P.J. Jones, 6-2, 275 – Top DT prospect should keep adding weight.

S Darion Arrington, 6-1, 210 – Made 121 tackles last year; Mississippi’s top DB.

MLB Brandon Maye, 6-2, 235 – Graduated from Clemson and was granted ability to play immediately; started 33 games for CU.

RutgersSep 1 NC CentralSep 10 @No CarolinaSep 24 OhioOct 1 @SyracuseOct 8 PittsburghOct 15 NavyOct 21 @LouisvilleOct 29 West VirginiaNov 5 South FloridaNov 12 @ArmyNov 19 CincinnatiNov 26 @Connecticut

South FloridaSep 3 @Notre DameSep 10 Ball St.Sep 17 Florida A&MSep 24 UTEPSep 29 @PittsburghOct 15 @ConnecticutOct 22 CincinnatiNov 5 @RutgersNov 11 @SyracuseNov 19 Miami (Fla.)Nov 25 LouisvilleDec 1 West Virginia

SyracuseSep 1 Wake ForestSep 10 Rhode IslandSep 17 @USCSep 24 ToledoOct 1 RutgersOct 8 @TulaneOct 21 West VirginiaOct 29 @LouisvilleNov 5 @ConnecticutNov 11 South FloridaNov 26 CincinnatiDec 3 @Pittsburgh

West VirginiaSep 4 MarshallSep 10 Norfolk StateSep 17 @MarylandSep 24 LSUOct 1 Bowling GreenOct 8 ConnecticutOct 21 @SyracuseOct 29 @RutgersNov 5 LouisvilleNov 12 @CincinnatiNov 25 PittsburghDec 1 @South Florida Big TenIllinoisSep 3 Arkansas St.Sep 10 So Dakota StateSep 17 Arizona St.Sep 24 W. MichiganOct 1 NorthwesternOct 8 @IndianaOct 15 Ohio St.Oct 22 @PurdueOct 29 @Penn St.Nov 12 MichiganNov 19 WisconsinNov 26 @Minnesota

IndianaSep 3 Ball St.*Sep 10 VirginiaSep 17 So Carolina StateSep 24 @North TexasOct 1 Penn St.Oct 8 IllinoisOct 15 @WisconsinOct 22 @IowaOct 29 NorthwesternNov 5 @Ohio St.Nov 19 @Michigan St.Nov 26 Purdue

IowaSep 3 Tennessee TechSep 10 @Iowa St.Sep 17 PittsburghSep 24 La.-MonroeOct 8 @Penn St.Oct 15 NorthwesternOct 22 IndianaOct 29 @MinnesotaNov 5 MichiganNov 12 Michigan St.Nov 19 @PurdueNov 25 @Nebraska

MichiganSep 3 W. MichiganSep 10 Notre DameSep 17 E. MichiganSep 24 San Diego St.Oct 1 MinnesotaOct 8 @NorthwesternOct 15 @Michigan St.Oct 29 PurdueNov 5 @IowaNov 12 @IllinoisNov 19 NebraskaNov 26 Ohio St.

Michigan StSep 2 Youngstown StSep 10 Fla. AtlanticSep 17 @Notre DameSep 24 C. MichiganOct 1 @Ohio St.Oct 15 MichiganOct 22 WisconsinOct 29 @NebraskaNov 5 MinnesotaNov 12 @IowaNov 19 IndianaNov 26 @Northwestern

MinnesotaSep 3 @USCSep 10 New Mexico St.Sep 17 Miami (Ohio)Sep 24 ND StateOct 1 @MichiganOct 8 @PurdueOct 22 NebraskaOct 29 IowaNov 5 @Michigan St.Nov 12 WisconsinNov 19 @NorthwesternNov 26 Illinois

NebraskaSep 3 ChattanoogaSep 10 Fresno St.Sep 17 WashingtonSep 24 @WyomingOct 1 @WisconsinOct 8 Ohio St.Oct 22 @MinnesotaOct 29 Michigan St.Nov 5 NorthwesternNov 12 @Penn St.Nov 19 @MichiganNov 25 Iowa

NorthwesternSep 3 @Boston ColSep 10 Eastern IllinoisSep 17 @ArmyOct 1 @IllinoisOct 8 MichiganOct 15 @IowaOct 22 Penn St.Oct 29 @IndianaNov 5 @NebraskaNov 12 RiceNov 19 MinnesotaNov 26 Michigan St.

Ohio StateSep 3 AkronSep 10 ToledoSep 17 @Miami (Fla.)Sep 24 ColoradoOct 1 Michigan St.Oct 8 @NebraskaOct 15 @IllinoisOct 29 WisconsinNov 5 IndianaNov 12 @PurdueNov 19 Penn St.Nov 26 @Michigan

Penn StateSep 3 Indiana StateSep 10 AlabamaSep 17 @TempleSep 24 E. MichiganOct 1 @IndianaOct 8 IowaOct 15 PurdueOct 22 @NorthwesternOct 29 IllinoisNov 12 NebraskaNov 19 @Ohio St.Nov 26 @Wisconsin

PurdueSep 3 M. Tenn. St.Sep 10 @RiceSep 17 SE Missouri StOct 1 Notre DameOct 8 MinnesotaOct 15 @Penn St.Oct 22 IllinoisOct 29 @MichiganNov 5 @WisconsinNov 12 Ohio St.Nov 19 IowaNov 26 @Indiana

WisconsinSep 1 UNLVSep 10 Oregon St.Sep 17 Northern Ill *Sep 24 South DakotaOct 1 NebraskaOct 15 IndianaOct 22 @Michigan St.Oct 29 @Ohio St.Nov 5 PurdueNov 12 @MinnesotaNov 19 @IllinoisNov 26 Penn St.

Big XIIIowa StateSep 3 Northern IowaSep 10 IowaSep 16 @ConnecticutOct 1 TexasOct 8 @BaylorOct 15 @MissouriOct 22 Texas A&MOct 29 @Texas TechNov 5 KansasNov 18 Oklahoma St.Nov 26 @OklahomaDec 3 @Kansas St.

Kansas Sep 3 McNeese StateSep 10 Northern IllinoisSep 17 @Georgia TechOct 1 Texas TechOct 8 @Oklahoma St.Oct 15 OklahomaOct 22 Kansas St.Oct 29 @TexasNov 5 @Iowa St.Nov 12 BaylorNov 19 @Texas A&MNov 26 Missouri *

Kansas StateSep 3 Eastern KySep 17 Kent St.Sep 24 @Miami (Fla.)Oct 1 BaylorOct 8 MissouriOct 15 @Texas TechOct 22 @KansasOct 29 OklahomaNov 5 @Oklahoma St.Nov 12 Texas A&MNov 19 @TexasDec 3 Iowa St.

MissouriSep 3 Miami (Ohio)Sep 9 @Arizona St.Sep 17 Western IllSep 24 @OklahomaOct 8 @Kansas St.Oct 15 Iowa St.Oct 22 Oklahoma St.Oct 29 @Texas A&MNov 5 @BaylorNov 12 TexasNov 19 Texas TechNov 26 Kansas *

Big EastCincinnatiSep 3 Austin PeaySep 10 @TennesseeSep 17 AkronSep 22 N. Carolina St.Oct 1 @Miami (Ohio)Oct 15 LouisvilleOct 22 @So FloridaNov 5 @PittsburghNov 12 West VirginiaNov 19 @RutgersNov 26 @SyracuseDec 3 Connecticut

ConnecticutSep 1 FordhamSep 10 @VanderbiltSep 16 Iowa St.Sep 24 @BuffaloOct 1 W. MichiganOct 8 @West VirginiaOct 15 South FloridaOct 26 @PittsburghNov 5 SyracuseNov 19 LouisvilleNov 26 RutgersDec 3 @Cincinnati

LouisvilleSep 1 Murray StateSep 9 FIUSep 17 @KentuckyOct 1 MarshallOct 8 @No CarolinaOct 15 @CincinnatiOct 21 RutgersOct 29 SyracuseNov 5 @West VirginiaNov 12 PittsburghNov 19 @ConnecticutNov 25 @So Florida

PittsburghSep 3 BuffaloSep 10 MaineSep 17 @IowaSep 24 Notre Dame Sep 29 South FloridaOct 8 @RutgersOct 15 UtahOct 26 ConnecticutNov 5 CincinnatiNov 12 @LouisvilleNov 25 @West VirginiaDec 3 Syracuse

College Schedules

BaylorSep 2 TCUSep 17 Stephen AustinSep 24 RiceOct 1 @Kansas St.Oct 8 Iowa St.Oct 15 @Texas A&MOct 29 @Oklahoma St.Nov 5 MissouriNov 12 @KansasNov 19 OklahomaNov 26 Texas TechDec 3 Texas

OklahomaSep 3 TulsaSep 17 @Florida St.Sep 24 MissouriOct 1 Ball St.Oct 8 @TexasOct 15 @KansasOct 22 Texas TechOct 29 @Kansas St.Nov 5 Texas A&MNov 19 @BaylorNov 26 Iowa St.Dec 3 @Oklahoma St.

Oklahoma StSep 3 La.-LafayetteSep 8 ArizonaSep 17 @TulsaSep 24 @Texas A&MOct 8 KansasOct 15 @TexasOct 22 @MissouriOct 29 BaylorNov 5 Kansas St.Nov 12 @Texas TechNov 18 @Iowa St.Dec 3 Oklahoma

TexasSep 3 RiceSep 10 BYUSep 17 @UCLAOct 1 @Iowa St.Oct 8 OklahomaOct 15 Oklahoma St.Oct 29 KansasNov 5 Texas TechNov 12 @MissouriNov 19 Kansas St.Nov 24 @Texas A&MDec 3 @Baylor

Texas A&MSep 4 SMUSep 17 IdahoSep 24 Oklahoma St.Oct 1 Arkansas *Oct 8 @Texas TechOct 15 BaylorOct 22 @Iowa St.Oct 29 MissouriNov 5 @OklahomaNov 12 @Kansas St.Nov 19 KansasNov 24 Texas

Texas TechSep 3 Texas StateSep 17 @New MexicoSep 24 NevadaOct 1 @KansasOct 8 Texas A&MOct 15 Kansas St.Oct 22 @OklahomaOct 29 Iowa St.Nov 5 @TexasNov 12 Oklahoma St.Nov 19 @MissouriNov 26 @Baylor *

C-USAEast CarolinaSep 3 South Carolina *Sep 10 Virginia TechSep 24 UABOct 1 North CarolinaOct 8 @HoustonOct 15 @MemphisOct 22 @NavyOct 29 TulaneNov 5 Southern MissNov 12 @UTEPNov 19 UCFNov 26 @Marshall

MarshallSep 4 @West VirginiaSep 10 Southern MissSep 17 @OhioSep 24 Virginia TechOct 1 @LouisvilleOct 8 @UCFOct 15 RiceOct 22 @HoustonOct 29 UABNov 12 @TulsaNov 17 @MemphisNov 26 East Carolina

MemphisSep 1 Mississippi St.Sep 10 @Arkansas St.Sep 17 Austin PeaySep 24 SMUOct 1 @M. Tenn. St.Oct 8 @RiceOct 15 East CarolinaOct 22 @TulaneOct 29 @UCFNov 12 UABNov 17 MarshallNov 26 @Southern Miss

Southern MissSep 3 Louisiana TechSep 10 @MarshallSep 17 SE-LouisianaSep 24 @VirginiaOct 1 RiceOct 8 @NavyOct 22 SMUOct 29 @UTEPNov 5 @East CarolinaNov 12 UCFNov 17 @UABNov 26 Memphis

UABSep 10 @FloridaSep 17 TulaneSep 24 @East CarolinaOct 1 @TroyOct 8 Mississippi St.Oct 15 @TulsaOct 20 UCFOct 29 @MarshallNov 5 HoustonNov 12 @MemphisNov 17 Southern MissNov 26 @Fla. Atlantic

UCFSep 3 Charleston SoSep 10 Boston CollegeSep 17 @FIUSep 23 @BYUOct 8 MarshallOct 15 @SMUOct 20 @UABOct 29 MemphisNov 3 TulsaNov 12 @Sthrn MissNov 19 @East CarolinaNov 25 UTEP

HoustonSep 3 UCLASep 10 @North TexasSep 17 @LA TechSep 24 Georgia StateSep 29 @UTEPOct 8 East CarolinaOct 22 MarshallOct 27 RiceNov 5 @UABNov 10 @TulaneNov 19 SMUNov 25 @Tulsa

RiceSep 3 @TexasSep 10 PurdueSep 24 @BaylorOct 1 @Southern MissOct 8 MemphisOct 15 @MarshallOct 22 TulsaOct 27 @HoustonNov 5 UTEPNov 12 @NorthwesternNov 19 TulaneNov 26 @SMU

SMUSep 4 @Texas A&MSep 10 UTEPSep 17 NW StateSep 24 @MemphisSep 30 @TCUOct 15 UCFOct 22 @Southern MissOct 29 @TulsaNov 5 TulaneNov 12 NavyNov 19 @HoustonNov 26 Rice

TulaneSep 3 SE LouisianaSep 10 TulsaSep 17 @UABSep 24 @DukeOct 1 @ArmyOct 8 SyracuseOct 15 UTEPOct 22 MemphisOct 29 @E CarolinaNov 5 @SMUNov 10 HoustonNov 19 @RiceNov 26 @Hawaii

TulsaSep 3 @OklahomaSep 10 @TulaneSep 17 Oklahoma St.Sep 24 @Boise St.Oct 1 North TexasOct 15 UABOct 22 @RiceOct 29 SMUNov 3 @UCFNov 12 MarshallNov 19 @UTEPNov 25 Houston

UTEPSep 3 Stony BrookSep 10 @SMUSep 17 @NM St.Sep 24 @So FloridaSep 29 HoustonOct 15 @TulaneOct 22 Colorado St.Oct 29 Southern MissNov 5 @RiceNov 12 East CarolinaNov 19 TulsaNov 25 @UCF

IndependentsArmySep 3 @Northern IllinoisSep 10 San Diego St.Sep 17 NorthwesternSep 24 @Ball St.Oct 1 TulaneOct 8 @Miami (Ohio)Oct 22 @VanderbiltOct 29 FordhamNov 5 @Air ForceNov 12 RutgersNov 19 @TempleDec 10 Navy *

BYUSep 3 @MississippiSep 10 @TexasSep 17 UtahSep 23 UCFSep 30 Utah St.Oct 8 San Jose St.Oct 15 @Oregon St.Oct 22 Idaho StateOct 28 @TCUNov 12 IdahoNov 19 New Mexico St.Dec 3 @Hawaii

NavySep 3 DelawareSep 10 @W. KentuckySep 17 @South CarolinaOct 1 Air ForceOct 8 Southern MissOct 15 @RutgersOct 22 East CarolinaOct 29 @Notre DameNov 5 TroyNov 12 @SMUNov 19 @San Jose St.Dec 10 @Army *

Notre DameSep 3 South FloridaSep 10 @MichiganSep 17 Michigan St.Sep 24 @PittsburghOct 1 @PurdueOct 8 Air ForceOct 22 USCOct 29 NavyNov 5 @Wake ForestNov 12 Maryland *Nov 19 Boston CollegeNov 26 @Stanford

MACAkronSep 3 @Ohio St. Sep 10 Temple Sep 17 @Cincinnati Sep 24 VMIOct 1 @E. MichiganOct 8 FIUOct 22 OhioOct 29 C. MichiganNov 3 @Miami (Ohio) Nov 12 Kent St. Nov 19 @BuffaloNov 25 @W. Michigan

Bowling GreenSep 1 @IdahoSep 10 Morgan StateSep 17 Wyoming Sep 24 @Miami (Ohio) Oct 1 @West Virginia Oct 8 @W. MichiganOct 15 ToledoOct 22 TempleOct 29 @Kent St. Nov 8 Northern IllinoisNov 16 OhioNov 25 @Buffalo

College Schedules

* Game played at neutral location

BuffaloSep 3 @PittsburghSep 10 Stony BrookSep 17 @Ball St. Sep 24 ConnecticutOct 1 @Tennessee Oct 8 OhioOct 15 @TempleOct 22 Northern IllinoisOct 29 @Miami (Ohio) Nov 12 @E. MichiganNov 19 AkronNov 25 Bowling Green

Kent StateSep 3 @Alabama Sep 10 La.-LafayetteSep 17 @Kansas St. Sep 24 South AlabamaOct 1 @OhioOct 8 @Northern IllinoisOct 15 Miami (Ohio) Oct 29 Bowling Green Nov 4 C. Michigan Nov 12 @AkronNov 19 E. MichiganNov 25 @TempleMiami (Ohio)Sep 3 @Missouri Sep 17 @Minnesota Sep 24 Bowling Green Oct 1 CincinnatiOct 8 ArmyOct 15 @Kent St. Oct 22 @Toledo Oct 29 BuffaloNov 3 AkronNov 9 @TempleNov 16 W. MichiganNov 22 @Ohio

OhioSep 3 @New Mexico St. Sep 10 Gardner-WebbSep 17 MarshallSep 24 @Rutgers Oct 1 Kent St. Oct 8 @Buffalo Oct 15 Ball St. Oct 22 @AkronNov 2 TempleNov 10 @C. MichiganNov 16 @Bowling GreenNov 22 Miami (Ohio)

TempleSep 1 VillanovaSep 10 @AkronSep 17 Penn St. Sep 24 @Maryland Oct 1 ToledoOct 8 @Ball St. Oct 15 BuffaloOct 22 @Bowling GreenNov 2 @OhioNov 9 Miami (Ohio) Nov 19 ArmyNov 25 Kent St.

Ball StateSep 3 Indiana *Sep 10 @South Florida Sep 17 BuffaloSep 24 ArmyOct 1 @Oklahoma Oct 8 TempleOct 15 @OhioOct 22 C. MichiganOct 29 @W. MichiganNov 5 @E. MichiganNov 15 @Northern IllinoisNov 25 Toledo

Central MichSep 1 S Carolina StateSep 10 @Kentucky Sep 17 @W. MichiganSep 24 @Michigan St. Oct 1 Northern IllinoisOct 8 @N. Carolina St. Oct 15 E. MichiganOct 22 @Ball St. Oct 29 @AkronNov 4 @Kent St. Nov 10 OhioNov 18 Toledo

Eastern MichSep 3 HowardSep 10 Alabama StateSep 17 @MichiganSep 24 @Penn St. Oct 1 AkronOct 8 @Toledo Oct 15 @C. MichiganOct 22 W. MichiganNov 5 Ball St. Nov 12 BuffaloNov 19 @Kent St. Nov 25 @Northern Illinois

Northern IllSep 3 ArmySep 10 @Kansas Sep 17 Wisconsin * Sep 24 Cal PolyOct 1 @C. MichiganOct 8 Kent St. Oct 15 W. Michigan Oct 22 @BuffaloNov 1 @ToledoNov 8 @Bowling GreenNov 15 Ball St. Nov 25 E. Michigan

ToledoSep 1 New HampshireSep 10 @Ohio St. Sep 16 Boise St. Sep 24 @Syracuse Oct 1 @TempleOct 8 E. Michigan Oct 15 @Bowling GreenOct 22 Miami (Ohio) Nov 1 Northern IllinoisNov 8 W. Michigan Nov 18 @C. MichiganNov 25 @Ball St.

W. MichiganSep 3 @MichiganSep 10 Nicholls StateSep 17 C. MichiganSep 24 @Illinois Oct 1 @Connecticut Oct 8 Bowling Green Oct 15 @Northern Illinois Oct 22 @E. MichiganOct 29 Ball St. Nov 8 @ToledoNov 16 @Miami (Ohio) Nov 25 Akron

MWCAir ForceSep 3 South DakotaSep 10 TCUSep 24 Tennessee StateOct 1 @NavyOct 8 @Notre Dame Oct 13 San Diego St. Oct 22 @Boise St. Oct 29 @New Mexico Nov 5 ArmyNov 12 WyomingNov 19 UNLVNov 26 @Colorado St.

Boise StateSep 3 @Georgia *Sep 16 @Toledo Sep 24 Tulsa Oct 1 Nevada Oct 7 @Fresno St. Oct 15 @Colorado St. Oct 22 Air Force Nov 5 @UNLV Nov 12 TCUNov 19 @San Diego St. Nov 26 Wyoming Dec 3 New Mexico

Colorado StateSep 3 @New MexicoSep 10 No. ColoradoSep 17 @Colorado Sep 24 @Utah St. Oct 1 San Jose St. Oct 15 Boise St. Oct 22 @UTEPOct 29 @UNLVNov 12 San Diego St. Nov 19 @TCUNov 26 Air ForceDec 3 Wyoming

New MexicoSep 3 Colorado St. Sep 10 Arkansas Sep 17 Texas TechSep 24 Sam Houston St.Oct 1 New Mexico St. Oct 15 @NevadaOct 22 @TCUOct 29 Air ForceNov 5 @San Diego St. Nov 12 UNLV Nov 19 @Wyoming Dec 3 @Boise St.

TCUSep 2 @BaylorSep 10 @Air Force Sep 17 La.-Monroe Sep 24 Portland StateOct 1 SMUOct 8 @San Diego St. Oct 22 New Mexico Oct 28 BYUNov 5 @WyomingNov 12 @Boise St. Nov 19 Colorado St. Dec 3 UNLV

UNLVSep 1 @WisconsinSep 10 @Washington St. Sep 17 HawaiiSep 24 Southern UtahOct 8 @NevadaOct 15 @Wyoming Oct 29 Colorado St. Nov 5 Boise St. Nov 12 @New MexicoNov 19 @Air ForceNov 26 San Diego St. Dec 3 @TCU

WyomingSep 3 Weber State Sep 10 Texas StateSep 17 @Bowling Green Sep 24 Nebraska Oct 8 @Utah St. Oct 15 UNLVOct 29 @San Diego St. Nov 5 TCUNov 12 @Air ForceNov 19 New Mexico Nov 26 @Boise St. Dec 3 @Colorado St.

PAC-12Arizona StateSep 1 UC DavisSep 9 MissouriSep 17 @IllinoisSep 24 USCOct 1 Oregon St. Oct 8 @Utah Oct 15 @Oregon Oct 29 Colorado Nov 5 @UCLA Nov 12 @Washington St. Nov 19 Arizona Nov 25 California

ArizonaSep 3 Northern Arizona Sep 10 @Oklahoma St. Sep 17 Stanford Sep 24 OregonOct 1 @USC Oct 8 @Oregon St. Oct 20 UCLAOct 29 @Washington Nov 5 Utah Nov 12 @Colorado Nov 19 @Arizona St. Nov 26 La.-Lafayette

CaliforniaSep 3 Fresno St. Sep 10 @Colorado Sep 17 Presbyterian Sep 24 @Washington Oct 6 @OregonOct 13 USCOct 22 Utah Oct 29 @UCLA Nov 5 Washington St. Nov 12 Oregon St. Nov 19 @Stanford Nov 25 @Arizona St.

ColoradoSep 3 @HawaiiSep 10 California Sep 17 Colorado St. Sep 24 @Ohio St. Oct 1 Washington St. Oct 8 @Stanford Oct 15 @Washington Oct 22 Oregon Oct 29 @Arizona St. Nov 4 USCNov 12 Arizona Nov 19 @UCLA Nov 25 @Utah

OregonSep 3 LSU *Sep 10 NevadaSep 17 Missouri State Sep 24 @Arizona Oct 6 CaliforniaOct 15 Arizona St. Oct 22 @Colorado Oct 29 Washington St. Nov 5 @Washington Nov 12 @Stanford Nov 19 USCNov 26 Oregon St.

College Schedules

WashingtonSep 3 Ea. Washington Sep 10 Hawaii Sep 17 @Nebraska Sep 24 California Oct 1 @Utah Oct 15 Colorado Oct 22 @Stanford Oct 29 Arizona Nov 5 Oregon Nov 12 @USCNov 19 @Oregon St. Nov 26 Washington St.

Washington StSep 3 Idaho State Sep 10 UNLV Sep 17 @San Diego St. Oct 1 @Colorado Oct 8 @UCLA Oct 15 Stanford Oct 22 Oregon St. Oct 29 @Oregon Nov 5 @California Nov 12 Arizona St. Nov 19 Utah Nov 26 @Washington Sun BeltArkansas StateSep 3 @IllinoisSep 10 Memphis Sep 17 @Virginia TechSep 24 Central Arkansas Oct 1 @W. Kentucky Oct 8 @La.-Monroe Oct 18 FIUOct 29 North Texas Nov 5 @Fla. Atlantic Nov 12 La.-Lafayette Nov 19 @M. Tenn. St. Dec 3 Troy

Florida AtlanticSep 3 @Florida Sep 10 @Michigan St. Sep 24 @Auburn Oct 1 @La.-Lafayette Oct 8 @North Texas Oct 15 W. Kentucky Oct 22 M. Tenn. St. Nov 5 Arkansas St. Nov 12 @FIU Nov 19 @Troy Nov 26 UAB Dec 3 La.-Monroe

Florida Int’lSep 1 North Texas Sep 9 @LouisvilleSep 17 UCFSep 24 La.-Lafayette Oct 1 DukeOct 8 @AkronOct 18 @Arkansas St. Oct 25 TroyNov 5 @W. KentuckyNov 12 Fla. Atlantic Nov 19 @La.-Monroe Nov 26 @M. Tenn. St.

Oregon StateSep 3 Sacramento State Sep 10 @WisconsinSep 24 UCLA Oct 1 @Arizona St. Oct 8 Arizona Oct 15 BYU Oct 22 @Washington St. Oct 29 @Utah Nov 5 Stanford Nov 12 @California Nov 19 Washington Nov 26 @Oregon

Southern CalSep 3 MinnesotaSep 10 UtahSep 17 SyracuseSep 24 @Arizona St. Oct 1 Arizona Oct 13 @CaliforniaOct 22 @Notre DameOct 29 StanfordNov 4 @ColoradoNov 12 WashingtonNov 19 @OregonNov 26 UCLA

StanfordSep 3 San Jose St. Sep 10 @DukeSep 17 @Arizona Oct 1 UCLA Oct 8 Colorado Oct 15 @Washington St. Oct 22 WashingtonOct 29 @USCNov 5 @Oregon St. Nov 12 Oregon Nov 19 California Nov 26 Notre Dame

UCLASep 3 @HoustonSep 10 San Jose St. Sep 17 TexasSep 24 @Oregon St. Oct 1 @Stanford Oct 8 Washington St. Oct 20 @ArizonaOct 29 California Nov 5 Arizona St. Nov 12 @Utah Nov 19 Colorado Nov 26 @USC

UtahSep 1 Montana StateSep 10 @USCSep 17 @BYUOct 1 Washington Oct 8 Arizona St. Oct 15 @Pittsburgh Oct 22 @California Oct 29 Oregon St. Nov 5 @Arizona Nov 12 UCLA Nov 19 @Washington St. Nov 25 Colorado

LA-LafayetteSep 3 @Oklahoma St. Sep 10 @Kent St. Sep 17 Nicholls State Sep 24 @FIU Oct 1 Fla. Atlantic Oct 8 Troy Oct 15 North Texas Oct 22 @W. Kentucky Oct 29 @M. Tenn. St. Nov 5 La.-Monroe Nov 12 @Arkansas St. Nov 26 @Arizona

LA-MonroeSep 3 @Florida St. Sep 10 GramblingSep 17 @TCUSep 24 @Iowa Oct 8 Arkansas St. Oct 15 @Troy Oct 22 @North Texas Oct 29 W. Kentucky Nov 5 @La.-Lafayette Nov 12 M. Tenn. St. Nov 19 FIU Dec 3 @Fla. Atlantic

MTSUSep 3 @PurdueSep 10 Georgia Tech Sep 24 @Troy Oct 1 Memphis Oct 6 W. Kentucky Oct 22 @Fla. Atlantic Oct 29 La.-Lafayette Nov 5 @Tennessee Nov 12 @La.-Monroe Nov 19 Arkansas St. Nov 26 FIU Dec 3 @North Texas

North TexasSep 1 @FIUSep 10 HoustonSep 17 @Alabama Sep 24 IndianaOct 1 @TulsaOct 8 Fla. Atlantic Oct 15 @La.-LafayetteOct 22 La.-Monroe Oct 29 @Arkansas St. Nov 12 @Troy Nov 19 W. Kentucky Dec 3 M. Tenn. St.

TroySep 3 @ClemsonSep 17 @Arkansas Sep 24 M. Tenn. St. Oct 1 UAB Oct 8 @La.-Lafayette Oct 15 La.-Monroe Oct 25 @FIUNov 5 @NavyNov 12 North Texas Nov 19 Fla. Atlantic Nov 26 @W. KentuckyDec 3 @Arkansas St.

W. KentuckySep 1 Kentucky * Sep 10 NavySep 17 Indiana State 7:00 pmOct 1 Arkansas St. Oct 6 @M. Tenn. St. Oct 15 @Fla. Atlantic Oct 22 La.-LafayetteOct 29 @La.-Monroe Nov 5 FIUNov 12 @LSUNov 19 @North TexasNov 26 Troy

WACFresno StateSep 3 @California Sep 10 @Nebraska Sep 17 North DakotaSep 24 @IdahoOct 1 MississippiOct 7 Boise St. Oct 15 Utah St. Oct 22 @Nevada Nov 5 Louisiana TechNov 12 @New Mexico St. Nov 19 @HawaiiNov 26 San Jose St. Dec 3 @San Diego St.

HawaiiSep 3 Colorado Sep 10 @Washington Sep 17 @UNLV Sep 25 UC Davis Oct 1 @Louisiana TechOct 15 @San Jose St. Oct 23 New Mexico St. Oct 29 @IdahoNov 6 Utah St. Nov 12 @NevadaNov 19 Fresno St. Nov 26 TulaneDec 3 BYU

IdahoSep 1 Bowling GreenSep 10 North DakotaSep 17 @Texas A&MSep 24 Fresno St. Oct 1 @Virginia Oct 8 Louisiana TechOct 15 @New Mexico St. Oct 29 HawaiiNov 5 @San Jose St. Nov 12 @BYU Nov 19 Utah St. Dec 3 @Nevada

Louisiana TechSep 3 @Southern MissSep 10 Central ArkansasSep 17 HoustonSep 24 @Mississippi St. Oct 1 HawaiiOct 8 @IdahoOct 22 @Utah St. Oct 29 San Jose St. Nov 5 @Fresno St. Nov 12 @Mississippi Nov 19 @Nevada Nov 26 New Mexico St.

NevadaSep 10 @OregonSep 17 @San Jose St. Sep 24 @Texas Tech Oct 1 @Boise St. Oct 8 UNLVOct 15 New MexicoOct 22 Fresno St. Oct 29 @New Mexico St. Nov 12 HawaiiNov 19 Louisiana TechNov 26 @Utah St. Dec 3 Idaho

New Mexico StSep 3 OhioSep 10 @MinnesotaSep 17 UTEP Sep 24 @San Jose St. Oct 1 @New MexicoOct 15 IdahoOct 23 @HawaiiOct 29 NevadaNov 5 @Georgia Nov 12 Fresno St. Nov 19 @BYU Nov 26 @Louisiana TechDec 3 Utah St.

San Jose StateSep 3 @Stanford Sep 10 @UCLA Sep 17 NevadaSep 24 New Mexico St. Oct 1 @Colorado St. Oct 8 @BYU Oct 15 HawaiiOct 29 @Louisiana TechNov 5 IdahoNov 12 @Utah St. Nov 19 Navy Nov 26 @Fresno St.

Utah StateSep 3 @AuburnSep 10 Weber StateSep 24 Colorado St. Sep 30 @BYUOct 8 WyomingOct 15 @Fresno St. Oct 22 Louisiana TechNov 6 @HawaiiNov 12 San Jose St. Nov 19 @IdahoNov 26 NevadaDec 3 @New Mexico St.

College Schedules

* Game played at neutral location

THU, SEP 8New Orleans at GB 8:30 pm NBC SUN, SEP 11Pittsburgh at Baltimore 1:00 pm CBS Detroit at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm FOX Philadelphia at St. Louis 1:00 pm FOX Buffalo at Kansas City 1:00 pm CBS Tennessee at Jacksonville 1:00 pm CBS Indianapolis at Houston 1:00 pm CBS Cincinnati at Cleveland 1:00 pm CBS Atlanta at Chicago 1:00 pm FOX N.Y. Giants at Washington 4:15 pm FOX Seattle at San Francisco 4:15 pm FOX Minnesota at San Diego 4:15 pm FOX Carolina at Arizona 4:15 pm FOX Dallas at N.Y. Jets 8:20 pm NBC

MON, SEP 12New England at Miami 7:00 pm ESPN Oakland at Denver 10:15 pm ESPN

SUN, SEP 18Oakland at Buffalo 1:00 pm CBS Green Bay at Carolina 1:00 pm FOX Arizona at Washington 1:00 pm FOX Baltimore at Tennessee 1:00 pm CBS Seattle at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm FOX Jacksonville at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm CBS Chicago at New Orleans 1:00 pm FOX Kansas City at Detroit 1:00 pm CBS Cleveland at Indianapolis 1:00 pm CBS Tampa Bay at Minnesota 1:00 pm FOX Dallas at San Francisco 4:05 pm FOX Cincinnati at Denver 4:15 pm CBS San Diego at NE 4:15 pm CBS Houston at Miami 4:15 pm CBS Philadelphia at Atlanta 8:20 pm NBC MON, SEP 19St. Louis at N.Y. Giants 8:30 pm ESPN

SUN, SEP 25New England at Buffalo 1:00 pm CBS Jacksonville at Carolina 1:00 pm CBS Denver at Tennessee 1:00 pm CBS N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia 1:00 pm FOX Houston at New Orleans 1:00 pm CBSDetroit at Minnesota 1:00 pm FOX Miami at Cleveland 1:00 pm CBS SF at Cincinnati 1:00 pm FOX N.Y. Jets at Oakland 4:05 pm CBS Baltimore at St. Louis 4:05 pm CBS Kansas City at SD 4:05 pm CBS Atlanta at Tampa Bay 4:15 pm FOX Arizona at Seattle 4:15 pm FOX Green Bay at Chicago 4:15 pm FOX Pittsburgh at Indianapolis 8:20 pm NBC MON, SEP 26Washington at Dallas 8:30 pm ESPN

SUN, OCT 2Carolina at Chicago 1:00 pm FOX Buffalo at Cincinnati 1:00 pm CBS Washington at St. Louis 1:00 pm FOX SF at Philadelphia 1:00 pm FOX Minnesota at Kansas City 1:00 pm FOX NO at Jacksonville 1:00 pm FOX Pittsburgh at Houston 1:00 pm CBS Detroit at Dallas 1:00 pm FOX Tennessee at Cleveland 1:00 pm CBS Atlanta at Seattle 4:05 pm FOX N.Y. Giants at Arizona 4:05 pm FOX Miami at San Diego 4:15 pm CBS New England at Oakland 4:15 pm CBS Denver at Green Bay 4:15 pm CBS N.Y. Jets at Baltimore 8:20 pm NBC

MON, OCT 3Indianapolis at TB 8:30 pm ESPN

SUN, OCT 9Philadelphia at Buffalo 1:00 pm FOX New Orleans at Carolina 1:00 pm FOX Oakland at Houston 1:00 pm CBS KC at Indianapolis 1:00 pm CBS Cincinnati at Jacksonville 1:00 pm CBS Arizona at Minnesota 1:00 pm FOX Seattle at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm FOX Tennessee at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm CBS Tampa Bay at SF 4:05 pm FOX San Diego at Denver 4:15 pm CBS N.Y. Jets at New England 4:15 pm CBS GB at Atlanta 8:20 pm NBC

MON, OCT 10Chicago at Detroit 8:30 pm ESPN Bye: Baltimore,Dallas,Miami,St. Louis,Washington,Cleveland

SUN, OCT 16Carolina at Atlanta 1:00 pm FOX Indianapolis at Cincinnati 1:00 pm CBS San Francisco at Detroit 1:00 pm FOX St. Louis at Green Bay 1:00 pm FOX Buffalo at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm CBS Jacksonville at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm CBS Philadelphia at Wash 1:00 pm FOX Houston at Baltimore 4:05 pm CBS Cleveland at Oakland 4:05 pm CBS Dallas at New England 4:15 pm FOX New Orleans at TB 4:15 pm FOX Minnesota at Chicago 8:20 pm NBC

MON, OCT 17Miami at N.Y. Jets 8:30 pm ESPN

Bye: Arizona,Denver,Kansas City,San Diego,Seattle,Tennessee

SUN, OCT 23Washington at Carolina 1:00 pm FOX Seattle at Cleveland 1:00 pm FOX Atlanta at Detroit 1:00 pm FOX Denver at Miami 1:00 pm CBS San Diego at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm CBS Chicago at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm FOX Houston at Tennessee 1:00 pm CBS Pittsburgh at Arizona 4:05 pm CBS KC at Oakland 4:05 pm CBSSt. Louis at Dallas 4:15 pm FOX GB at Minnesota 4:15 pm FOX Indianapolis at NO 8:20 pm NBC

MON, OCT 24Balt at Jacksonville 8:30 pm ESPN Bye: Buffalo,Cincinnati,N.Y. Giants,Philadelphia,San Francisco,New England

SUN, OCT 30Arizona at Baltimore 1:00 pm FOX Minnesota at Carolina 1:00 pm FOX Jacksonville at Houston 1:00 pm CBS Miami at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm CBS NO at St. Louis 1:00 pm FOX Indianapolis at Tenn 1:00 pm CBS Wash at Buffalo 4:05 pm FOX Detroit at Denver 4:05 pm FOX NE at Pittsburgh 4:15 pm CBS Cleveland at SF 4:15 pm CBSCincinnati at Seattle 4:15 pm CBSDallas at Philadelphia 8:20 pm NBC

MON, OCT 31San Diego at KC 8:30 pm ESPN Bye: Atlanta,Chicago,Green Bay,N.Y. Jets,Oakland,Tampa Bay

SUN, NOV 6N.Y. Jets at Buffalo 1:00 pm CBSSeattle at Dallas 1:00 pm FOX Cleveland at Houston 1:00 pm CBSAtlanta at Indianapolis 1:00 pm FOX Miami at Kansas City 1:00 pm CBSTampa Bay at NO 1:00 pm FOX SF at Washington 1:00 pm FOX Denver at Oakland 4:05 pm CBSCincinnati at Tenn 4:05 pm CBS St. Louis at Arizona 4:15 pm FOX N.Y. Giants at NE 4:15 pm FOX GB at San Diego 4:15 pm FOX Baltimore at Pittsburgh 8:20 pm NBC

MON, NOV 7Chicago at Philly 8:30 pm ESPN Bye: Carolina,Detroit,Jacksonville,Minnesota

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NFL Schedules

THU, NOV 10Oakland at SD 8:20 pm NFL SUN, NOV 13New Orleans at Atlanta 1:00 pm FOX Houston at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm CBS Arizona at Philadelphia 1:00 pm FOX Washington at Miami 1:00 pm FOX Tennessee at Carolina 1:00 pm CBSDetroit at Chicago 1:00 pm FOX Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 1:00 pm CBS St. Louis at Cleveland 1:00 pm FOX Buffalo at Dallas 1:00 pm CBSJacksonville at IND 1:00 pm CBSDenver at Kansas City 1:00 pm CBSBaltimore at Seattle 4:05 pm CBSN.Y. Giants at SF 4:15 pm FOX NE at N.Y. Jets 8:20 pm NBC

MON, NOV 14Minnesota at Green Bay 8:30 pm ESPN

THU, NOV 17N.Y. Jets at Denver 8:20 pm NFL SUN, NOV 20Cincinnati at Baltimore 1:00 pm CBSJacksonville at Cleveland 1:00 pm CBS Carolina at Detroit 1:00 pm FOX Tampa Bay at GB 1:00 pm FOX Tennessee at Atlanta 1:00 pm CBSBuffalo at Miami 1:00 pm CBSDallas at Washington 1:00 pm FOX Oakland at Minnesota 1:00 pm CBSArizona at SF 4:05 pm FOX Seattle at St. Louis 4:05 pm FOX San Diego at Chicago 4:15 pm CBSPhiladelphia at NYG 8:20 pm NBC

MON, NOV 22Kansas City at NE 8:30 pm ESPN Bye: Indianapolis,NewOrleans,Pittsburgh,Houston

THU, NOV 24Green Bay at Detroit 12:30 pm FS Miami at Dallas 4:15 pm CBSSF at Baltimore 8:20 pm NFL

SUN, NOV 27Houston at Jacksonville 1:00 pm CBSCarolina at Indianapolis 1:00 pm FOX Cleveland at Cincinnati 1:00 pm CBS Minnesota at Atlanta 1:00 pm FOX Buffalo at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm CBSTampa Bay at Tenn 1:00 pm FOX Arizona at St. Louis 1:00 pm FOX Chicago at Oakland 4:05 pm FOX Washington at Seattle 4:05 pm FOX Denver at San Diego 4:15 pm CBSNE at Philadelphia 4:15 pm CBSPittsburgh at Kansas City 8:20 pm NBC

MON, NOV 28N.Y. Giants at NO 8:30 pm ESPN

THU, DEC 1Philadelphia at Seattle 8:20 pm NFL SUN, DEC 4Tennessee at Buffalo 1:00 pm CBSN.Y. Jets at Washington 1:00 pm CBS Carolina at Tampa Bay 1:00 pm FOX Cincinnati at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm CBS Detroit at New Orleans 1:00 pm FOX Oakland at Miami 1:00 pm CBSKansas City at Chicago 1:00 pm CBS Baltimore at Cleveland 1:00 pm CBSAtlanta at Houston 1:00 pm FOX Denver at Minnesota 4:05 pm CBSDallas at Arizona 4:15 pm FOX St. Louis at SF 4:15 pm FOX GB at N.Y. Giants 4:15 pm FOX Indianapolis at NE 8:20 pm NBC

MON, DEC 5SD at Jacksonville 8:30 pm ESPN

THU, DEC 8Cleveland at Pittsburgh 8:20 pm NFL SUN, DEC 11Indianapolis at Baltimore 1:00 pm CBSNE at Washington 1:00 pm CBSNew Orleans at Tenn 1:00 pm FOX KC at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm CBS Philadelphia at Miami 1:00 pm FOX Atlanta at Carolina 1:00 pm FOX Houston at Cincinnati 1:00 pm CBSMinnesota at Detroit 1:00 pm FOX Oakland at Green Bay 1:00 pm CBSTB at Jacksonville 1:00 pm FOX Chicago at Denver 4:05 pm FOX SF at Arizona 4:05 pm FOX Buffalo at San Diego 4:15 pm CBSN.Y. Giants at Dallas 8:20 pm NBC

MON, DEC 12St. Louis at Seattle 8:30 pm ESPN

THU, DEC 15Jacksonville at Atlanta 8:20 pm NFL SAT, DEC 17Dallas at Tampa Bay 8:20 pm NFL SUN, DEC 18Carolina at Houston 1:00 pm FOX Tenn at Indianapolis 1:00 pm CBSGreen Bay at KC 1:00 pm FOX Seattle at Chicago 1:00 pm FOX Miami at Buffalo 1:00 pm CBSNO at Minnesota 1:00 pm FOX Cincinnati at St. Louis 1:00 pm CBSWash at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm FOX Detroit at Oakland 4:05 pm FOX Cleveland at Arizona 4:15 pm CBSNew England at Denver 4:15 pm CBS N.Y. Jets at Philadelphia 4:15 pm CBSBaltimore at SD 8:20 pm NBC

MON, DEC 19Pittsburgh at SF 8:30 pm ESPN

THU, DEC 22Houston at Indianapolis 8:20 pm NFL SAT, DEC 24Cleveland at Baltimore 1:00 pm CBS Minnesota at Wash 1:00 pm FOX Jacksonville at Tenn 1:00 pm CBSSt. Louis at Pittsburgh 1:00 pm FOX N.Y. Giants at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm FOX Denver at Buffalo 1:00 pm CBSTB at Carolina 1:00 pm FOX Arizona at Cincinnati 1:00 pm FOX Oakland at Kansas City 1:00 pm CBSMiami at New England 1:00 pm CBS San Diego at Detroit 4:05 pm CBSSF at Seattle 4:15 pm FOX Philadelphia at Dallas 4:15 pm FOX

SUN, DEC 25Chicago at Green Bay 8:20 pm NBCMON, DEC 26Atlanta at NO 8:30 pm ESPN

SUN, JAN 1Tampa Bay at Atlanta 1:00 pm FOX Baltimore at Cincinnati 1:00 pm CBS SF at St. Louis 1:00 pm FOX Wash at Philadelphia 1:00 pm FOX Pittsburgh at Cleveland 1:00 pm CBS Detroit at Green Bay 1:00 pm FOX Tennessee at Houston 1:00 pm CBS IND at Jacksonville 1:00 pm CBSN.Y. Jets at Miami 1:00 pm CBSChicago at Minnesota 1:00 pm FOX Buffalo at NE 1:00 pm CBSCarolina at NO 1:00 pm FOX Dallas at N.Y. Giants 1:00 pm FOX Seattle at Arizona 4:15 pm FOX Kansas City at Denver 4:15 pm CBS San Diego at Oakland 4:15 pm CBS

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JAN 7-8 Wild Card WeekendJAN 14-15 Divisional PlayoffsJAN 22 Conference Championships

JAN 29 Pro Bowl, Honolulu, Hawaii FEB 5 Super Bowl XLVI Lucas Oil StadiumIndianapolis, IN

Bowl SchedulesAll times EST

Gildan New Mexico - MWC vs. Pac-12uDrove Humanitarian - MAC vs. WACR+L Carriers New Orleans - C-USA vs. Sun BeltBeef 'O' Brady's St. Petersburg - Big East vs. C-USAS.D. County Credit Union Poinsettia - MWC vs. WACMAACO Las Vegas - MWC vs. Pac-12Sheraton Hawaii - C-USA vs. WACAdvoCare V100 Independence - ACC vs. MWCLittle Caesars - Big Ten vs. MACBelk - ACC vs. Big EastMilitary Bowl - ACC vs. NavyBridgepoint Education Holiday - Big 12 vs. Pac-12Champs Sports - ACC vs. Big EastValero Alamo - Big 12 vs. Pac-12Bell Helicopter Armed Forces - BYU vs. C-USANew Era Pinstripe - Big 12 vs. Big EastFranklin American Mortgage Music City - ACC vs. SECInsight - Big Ten vs. Big 12Meineke Car Care of Texas - Big Ten vs. Big 12Hyundai Sun - ACC vs. Pac-12AutoZone Liberty - C-USA vs. SECKraft Fight Hunger - Army vs. Pac-12Chick-fil-A - ACC vs. SECTicketCity - Big Ten vs. C-USAOutback - Big Ten vs. SECCapital One - Big Ten vs. SECGator Bowl - Big Ten vs. SECRose Bowl Game - BCS vs. BCSTostitos Fiesta - BCS vs. BCSAllstate Sugar - BCS vs. BCSDiscover Orange - BCS vs. BCSAT&T Cotton - Big 12 vs. SECBBVA Compass Bowl - Big East vs. SECGoDaddy.com - MAC vs. Sun BeltAllstate BCS National Championship Game

Dec. 17 - 2 p.m.Dec. 17 - 5:30 p.m.Dec. 17 - 9 p.m.Dec. 20 - 8 p.m.Dec. 21 - 8 p.m.Dec. 22 - 8 p.m.Dec. 24 - 8 p.m.Dec. 26 - 5 p.m.Dec. 27 - 4:30 p.m.Dec. 27 - 8 p.m.Dec. 28 - 4:30 p.m.Dec. 28 - 8 p.m.Dec. 29 - 5:30 p.m.Dec. 29 - 9 p.m.Dec. 30 - NoonDec. 30 - 3:20 p.m.Dec. 30 - 6:40 p.m.Dec. 30 - 10 p.m.Dec. 31 - NoonDec. 31 - 2 p.m.Dec. 31 - 3:30 p.m.Dec. 31 - 3:30 p.m.Dec. 31 - 7:30 p.m.Jan. 2 - NoonJan. 2 - 1 p.m.Jan. 2 - 1 p.m.Jan. 2 - 1 p.m.Jan. 2 - 5 p.m.Jan. 2 - 8:30 p.m. Jan. 3 - 8:30 p.m.Jan. 4 - 8 p.m.Jan. 6 - 8 p.m.Jan. 7 - 1 p.m.Jan. 8 - 9 p.m.Jan. 9 - 8:30 p.m.

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Aisin six-speed automatic transmission. Standard on every 2011 Isuzu N-Series truck is an Aisin heavy-duty six-speed automatic transmission with PTO capability, engineered to work with the Isuzu diesel engine to achieve optimal performance and economy.

New for 2011, the lock-up torque converter operates in power take-off (PTO) mode. Under specifically determined engine conditions, when PTO mode is selected, the torque converter will lock up automatically to eliminate slip and deliver more power and better speed control for demanding power take-off applications.

In addition to the Aisin six-speed automatic, the proven Isuzu MZZ fully synchronized six-speed manual transmission with overdrive is optional in NPR-HD, NQR and NRR Standard Cab models.

More capability to haul your biggest loads. The 2011 Isuzu NRR boasts a front axle crafted of higher-strength material along with increased-capacity steering gear to achieve a front GAWR of 7,275 lbs.—a 445-lb. improvement over its predecessor, for more loading flexibility and improved productivity.

The Trucks to Drive for Economy and Performance

NEXTRAN TRUCK CENTER1986 WEST BEAVER STREETJACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

904-354-3721 800-347-6225

www.nextrancorp.com

2011 nextran southern football guide

Documents

junior year

instinctive kuechly

offensive line

passing game

bc offense

consecutive bowl game

kevin rogers def coord

key starters