Played in all 13 games, making 11 starts … Logged 767 plays on offense … Made the start at center and was in on all 69 offensive snaps against William & Mary … Had four knockdowns while in on every offensive play at Ohio State … Was in on all 92 offensive snaps against East Carolina … Logged all 74 plays on offense and had eight knockdowns against Georgia Tech … Was in on 60 snaps on offense against Western Michigan … Saw action on 76 plays on offense at North Carolina … Was in on 35 plays on offense at Pitt … Logged 32 snaps on offense against Miami … Had four knockdowns while in on 40 plays against Boston College… Was in on 47 offensive snaps at Duke … Was in on 31 snaps on offense at Wake Forest … Had two knockdowns while in on 65 snaps on offense against Virginia … Started the Military Bowl against Cincinnati, playing 61 offensive snaps between guard and center

Played in all 13 games, making 11 starts … Logged 767 plays on offense … Made the start at center and was in on all 69 offensive snaps against William & Mary … Had four knockdowns while in on every offensive play at Ohio State … Was in on all 92 offensive snaps against East Carolina … Logged all 74 plays on offense and had eight knockdowns against Georgia Tech … Was in on 60 snaps on offense against Western Michigan … Saw action on 76 plays on offense at North Carolina … Was in on 35 plays on offense at Pitt … Logged 32 snaps on offense against Miami … Had four knockdowns while in on 40 plays against Boston College… Was in on 47 offensive snaps at Duke … Was in on 31 snaps on offense at Wake Forest … Had two knockdowns while in on 65 snaps on offense against Virginia … Started the Military Bowl against Cincinnati, playing 61 offensive snaps between guard and center

Jake Silas, Buffalo Bulls, OT

The MAC is producing more and more top NFL Draft Prospects and Silas is aiming to be the next MAC player to earn a living in the National Football League.

The NFL Draft is April 30th in Chicago, and from now till then Silas is going to be working diligently to prepare for his shot in the league.

Shabazz is a small school prospect with big time talent. Passes the eyeball test with his size and physical ability he is one of the top small school stars to watch as the NFL Draft approaches. Returning starter at corner back for the Golden Rams … named D2 Football.com preseason All-America … has developed into a shutdown corner in three seasons … named All-PSAC East, All-Star.

A two year starter at Lackawanna before establishing himself as a anchor to the Mountaineers offensive line.

Glowniski is a force on the field and is preparing for his Pro Day to impress visiting NFL Scouts.

Maryland is losing one of the most intense and productive players in Farrand. He once had 23 tackles against Clemson and has been the stability the team defensively.

If there is one small school prospect to definitely watch it is Howsare. Blessed with size and speed he is one of the most versatile players at his post. Spending time at OLB and DE he knows how to produce and pressure the quarterback.

Keontae Hollis is one of the unknown defensive linemen in this up-coming draft which makes him the perfect guest for the College2Pro.com Players' Platform Show. A transfer to Akron he quickly established himself in the MAC and on the Zips defensive interior. He is now eagerly awaiting his March 10th Pro Day in Akron to showcase his athleticism in front of the NFL Scout on hand. 

PRIOR TO AKRON

Competed at Iowa Central CC during the 2012 season (sophomore) ... credited with 67 tackles, including 33 solo stops ... responsible for seven sacks (24 yards) and nine tackles for loss ... forced one fumble and recovered one fumble ... spent his freshman season (2011) of eligibility at Grand Rapids CC ...  tallied three tackles ... had 0.5 sacks and one tackle for a loss.

OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS

SAM WREN

Sam Wren finished his senior season at Oklahoma State with 25 tackles in which seven were for a loss. He also added two sacks. Wren is a pass rush specialist with an explosive first step wreaking havoc off the edge. A transfer from Arizona Western Junior College, Wren made an easy transition to the Big 12 and playing amongst the best collegiate talent in the nation.

Wren is now focusing on carving out his path towards the NFL. Listen to exclusive interview with Cowboys’ defensive end Sam Wren.

OKLAHOMA STATE COWBOYS

SAM WREN

Sam Wren finished his senior season at Oklahoma State with 25 tackles in which seven were for a loss. He also added two sacks. Wren is a pass rush specialist with an explosive first step wreaking havoc off the edge. A transfer from Arizona Western Junior College, Wren made an easy transition to the Big 12 and playing amongst the best collegiate talent in the nation.

Wren is now focusing on carving out his path towards the NFL. Listen to exclusive interview with Cowboys’ defensive end Sam Wren.