Recapping his Pro Day and Regional Combine workouts with Ricardo Miller. As a freshman in 2010 at Michigan, Ricardo Miller made his collegiate debut on special teams vs. Massachusetts. He finished his college career playing for UMass after spending three seasons at Michigan. Hybrid receiver/tight end, Miller is gifted athletically. He stands at 6'4 close to 240 pounds and runs in the 4.4 range. His college career wasn't what most expected due to his ability, but the ceiling on him moving forward is very high. One of the real untapped prospects, in 2014.

Xavier Lofton finished third on the Golden Lions defense with 88 tackles (42 solo). Showing the ability to drop in coverage he tied for first on the team with three pass break-ups. Opposite of that, Lofton, finished second with 7.5 tackles-for-loss, due to his ability to be disruptive in the backfield. An anchor to one of the tops defenses in the SWAC.

Named to New England Football Writers’ Association FCS All-New England Team. Selected to Ivy League First Team… Named to Phil Steele’s Preseason All-Ivy Second Team. Dartmouth’s second-leading rusher all-time with 2,638 yards, became the fifth player in the program’s 132-year history to run for 1,000 yards in a season. Listed on the FCS Running Back Award Watch List by the College Football Performance Awards and one of three team captains for the 2013 season.

Heban played in all 48 games with 38 starts from 2010-2013. He finished his career with 275 tackles, 189 solo, with two sacks (16 yards), 13.5 tackles for loss (45 yards), nine interceptions (118 yards), 23 pass breakups, three fumble recoveries and one forced fumble. Heban's nine INTs are tied for eighth on Indiana's career list. He graduated with a bachelor of science degree in exercise science in May 2013. Elected team captain along with Ted Bolser and Kofi Hughes. Was a candidate for the Senior CLASS Award and the AFCA Good Works Team and received the Hoosier Iron Award for outstanding weight room performance. Indiana's Big Ten Sportsmanship Award honoree and Academic All-Big Ten selection.

 

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UCLA special team's ace, Stan McKay played a variety of position for the Bruins. McKay is an exceptional athlete who due to team shortages played linebacker and safety. He has the speed (4.38/40 yd) and cover skills of a defensive back and the size and strength to hit like a linebacker. McKay has also been a special teams standout and was named Special Teams Senior of the Year.

Heban played in all 48 games with 38 starts from 2010-2013. He finished his career with 275 tackles, 189 solo, with two sacks (16 yards), 13.5 tackles for loss (45 yards), nine interceptions (118 yards), 23 pass breakups, three fumble recoveries and one forced fumble. Heban's nine INTs are tied for eighth on Indiana's career list. He graduated with a bachelor of science degree in exercise science in May 2013. Elected team captain along with Ted Bolser and Kofi Hughes. Was a candidate for the Senior CLASS Award and the AFCA Good Works Team and received the Hoosier Iron Award for outstanding weight room performance. Indiana's Big Ten Sportsmanship Award honoree and Academic All-Big Ten selection.

 

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A relative unknown leaving high school in Florida, Jeremy Butler, has established himself as one of the top small school receiving prospects in the country. Prior to UT Martin, he played at the College of the Sequoias. In 2012, Bulter burst on the scene where he earned Ohio Valley Conference All-Newcomer honors. In 2013, he continued the success leading the Skyhawks in catches (90), receiving yards (1,203) and touchdowns (10). He accounted for 38% of the passes caught, 45% of the teams total receiving yards and more than half of the teams touchdown receptions at 55%.

A relative unknown leaving high school in Florida, Jeremy Butler, has established himself as one of the top small school receiving prospects in the country. Prior to UT Martin, he played at the College of the Sequoias. In 2012, Bulter burst on the scene where he earned Ohio Valley Conference All-Newcomer honors. In 2013, he continued the success leading the Skyhawks in catches (90), receiving yards (1,203) and touchdowns (10). He accounted for 38% of the passes caught, 45% of the teams total receiving yards and more than half of the teams touchdown receptions at 55%.

Prior to UCLA, Malcolm Jones rushed for 6,280 and 113 touchdowns. Relatively unused at UCLA, Jones has potential on his 6'0 and 225 pound frame. In 2013, Jones appeared in 11 games and made his first career start at Stanford. H e had five carries for 30 yards and caught a 25-yard pass for a touchdown against Nevada. He ran for two scores versus New Mexico State and caught two passes.

Appeared in 48 career games, including every game from 2011-13. He tallied 36 career tackles, including 24 total. He added an interception and three fumble recoveries…A former walk-on who earned a scholarship from head coach Todd Graham in 2012,three-time Pac-12 All-Academic honoree. Graduated with a BIS Degree (Art History/Design Studies) in Fall 2014. In 2013, appeared in all 14 games for the Sun Devils. He collected 13 tackles, including seven solo and added an interception, pass deflection and two fumble recoveries. He earned Honorable Mention Pac-12 All-Academic.