BAYLOR’S GRIFFIN III NAMED TO 2011 MAXWELL AWARD WATCH LIST

Junior named among 66 candidates for nations most outstanding player award.

Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III was named to the 2011 preseason watch list for the Maxwell Award honoring the nation’s most outstanding player, the Maxwell Football Club announced Tuesday.

The junior Heisman candidate is coming off an impressive comeback season in 2010 in which he earned All-Big 12 honors and set or tied 27 school records as well as leading Baylor to its first bowl game in 16 seasons.

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Today’s guest on All Access Football Scott Brunner led the Delaware Fighting Blue Hens to the NCAA Division II national title in his only year as a starter in 1979. The success lead the New York Giants to draft Brunner in the sixth of round of the 1980 NFL Draft where he would play with them for four seasons and one with the St. Louis Cardinals. Brunner has remained close to the game training and helping develop quaterbacks at both the high school and college levels working at TEST Sports Performance Center in Martinville, New Jersey. The ex-Blue Hen has helped another Blue Hen Joe Flacco of the Baltimore Ravens in his development while going through the draft processs and on todays show Brunner will share his insight into which of the rookie quarterbacks of thr 2011 has the make up to eventually be one of the  top

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After missing two seasons due to injury early in his career, Jordan White busted loose in 2010 with 94 receptions for 1,378 yards and 10 touchdowns on his way to first team All-MAC honors. White speaks with College Football Insiders founder Daniel Mogollon about his summer travels, being granted a sixth season of eligibility by the NCAA and working out with Super Bowl champ Greg Jennings.

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Former University of Florida defensive back Janoris Jenkins will play his senior season at the University of North Alabama after signing an athletic grant-in-aid with the Lions late Wednesday. Jenkins, an All-Southeastern Conference selection in 2010, had eight career interceptions at Florida, including three during his junior season. He returned one 67 yards for a touchdown. He was projected by some as a first-round draft pick after his junior year.
Jenkins became just the second true freshman in Florida history to start at cornerback on opening day. He was named to College Football News and Sporting News′ Freshman All-American team. North Alabama is coming off a 9-4 season that saw the Lions advance to the NCAA Division II playoffs for the sixth consecutive season. UNA is approaching its third season under head coach Terry Bowden, who has led the Lions to a 20-6 record over the last two years, including

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Jacksonville Jaguars defensive back Terrence Wheatley joins All Access Football to talk about not only football but also his apperances on the cover of Family Handyman Magazine due to his home improvement skills. Wheatley was a second round pick in 2008 by the New England Partiots and was picked up off waivers by the Jags this past season. Bringing the NFL stars of today to you on All Access Football, hosted by Bo Marchionte.

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If you’re looking for one of the purest displays of speed at the wideout position in college football, then look no further than the University of Miami’s Travis Benjamin. The 5’10”, 176-pound pass catcher is, after all, a flat-out burner — as a sophomore, he posted a 4.26 40-yard dash — and over the past two years, has easily established himself as one of the fastest athletes in the Atlantic Coast Conference (he finished fourth in the 60-meter dash at the ACC Championships in 2010 and then set a school record in the same race to open up the 2011 season).

Paired up with LaRon Byrd and Leonard Hankerson since his arrival in Coral Gables in 2008, the Belle Glade, Florida native has thus far served as one-third of

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FCS 2012 WR WATCH LIST

CHRIS SUMMERS (Liberty): Just like a star power forward going after a rebound, the 6’5” Summers is the type of player who can just flat out elevate to catch the ball at its highest point. This Braylon Edwards clone has come a long way since his freshman year when he could barely bench 135 pounds and struggled to maintain possession after contact. The once lanky wideout has grown into a physical athlete who can haul in a short pass, shake off defenders and take it to the house. He absolutely will not be denied on jump balls. Summers must still work on staying low when coming off the line of scrimmage.

WILLIE CARTER (Howard): Also known as Willie “the Kid,” Howard is a raw, but promising playmaker with impressive acceleration to turn on the

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FCS 2012 WR WATCH LIST

CHRIS SUMMERS (Liberty): Just like a star power forward going after a rebound, the 6’5” Summers is the type of player who can just flat out elevate to catch the ball at its highest point. This Braylon Edwards clone has come a long way since his freshman year when he could barely bench 135 pounds and struggled to maintain possession after contact. The once lanky wideout has grown into a physical athlete who can haul in a short pass, shake off defenders and take it to the house. He absolutely will not be denied on jump balls. Summers must still work on staying low when coming off the line of scrimmage.

WILLIE CARTER (Howard): Also known as Willie “the Kid,” Howard is a raw, but promising playmaker with impressive acceleration to turn on the

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