Kansas had another good draft/camp, will it help, who knows!
1.15- WR +8/+2
2.14- TE +10/+2
3.13- WLB +16/+11
4.15- QB +11/+2
5.14- FS +11/+3
6.13- LDE +6/+1
7.15 RB +3/-6 I thought the AI could make this pick, wrong,not a need!

Kansas hit huge with Hong!!!

Another thrilling camp in the books.

#1 Signee - WR Williams - Disappointing camp, Scholarship (-2)
#2 Signee - CB Tanker - Did alright, didn't knock anyone's socks off, Scholarship (+1)
#3 Signee - CB Major - Great camp, Scholarship (+8)
#4 Signee - CB Lieutenant - He was there, Scholarship (-1)
#5 Signee - FS Potter - Project Player, did enough to stay, Scholarship (-3)
#6 Signee - WR Biggs - Good camp, Scholarship (+1)
#7 Signee - WR Spruill - Walk-on. Walk-off, Mess Hall Chef (-2)

a few players i loved in this draft before camp and how they faired:

WR Norberto Lee (Florida) (+14/+7)
DE Edward Wilkins (Okl St.) (+9/-8)
DE Ishmael Goulbourne (Syracuse) Was a LB with different name (+18/+5)

Alabama crimson tide camp results:
RB Tyler Cote: 4/0
WR Henry Ruggs III: 12/-3
WR Scott Sullivan:17/4
LG Dennis Lugo: 5/-5
DT Daniel Ballard: 10/0
MLB James Guinn: 16/4
SS Joseph French: 10/0

1. CB - Bruce Jenkins: Crashed and burned during training camp, although I had a feeling once I saw his Vol go up by 4 after drafting him that he would be a bust :( Due to his speed and somewhat decent tackling, he may be able to make an impact on special teams but he'll be a complete liability in coverage.

2. OT - Juan King: Boomed during camp and maxed out this pass block. Will definitely provide some early depth on the O-line as he continues to work on his run blocking, but looks to be a starting tackle for the Longhorns by year 2.

3. OLB - Otto Nolan: Another good camp from the speedy outside backer. Hopefully his M2M continues to climb into the 70 range to compliment his decent B&R. Will definitely see the field on special teams this year with the potential to be a situational LB. If we stay with the 3-4 look moving forward will vie for a starting spot at one of the OLB spots in the future.

4. RB - Christopher Hayes: Will never be a threat to catch passes out of the backfield but his speed and acceleration could be a good combo to help with outside runs in situations. Depth role moving forward if he stays with the team.

5. WR/RB - Johnny Landry: Had a better camp than Hayes but as a converted TE will need to prove he can move as fast as his attributes indicate. He's never going to impress anyone with his B&R avoidance or route running but could be a threat out of the backfield in the passing game.

6. C - Juan Dail: Another converted TE, but his move to C didn't pan out as expected as his blocking skills never really materialized. Will probably not make it for the fall.

7. DE - Michael Carter: Speed rusher, but not sure if he makes the team due to lack of pass rush skills. Will need a HUGE preseason to have consideration.

Overall, the Longhorns are happy with King's stellar camp but the Jenkins bust may come back to haunt them with Gillam soon to be entering the dreaded 9th year speed drop... Easy come, easy go though...

BYU COUGARS TRAINING CAMP RESULTS

1. SS/LB Isiah Kafusi: The never-ending stream of Kafusi's continues as play-making cover LB Isiah gets a chance to carve out a name for himself among his talented brethren. Lightening-quick first step who is a tackling machine in the run game and maul's receivers off the line, or coming over the middle with thunderous hits.

2. QB Zachariah Wilson:Born & bred Utah boy that was initially snubbed by his home-state team, Zach hung around on Day 2 of the signing period and his patience paid off. Blessed with ESP-level anticipation and full-field vision he can make any defense pay if they miss a zone assignment. Adequate arm-strength with a good, compact throwing motion makes up for his pocket presence (his biggest deficiency).

3. LB Zayne Anderson: Converted defensive lineman that has been asked to cut weight and transition to a linebacker. Violent at the line preventing running back or tight end releases that diagnosis running plays quickly to plug holes. Already has above-average understanding of zone drops and spying opponent QB's eyes.

4. K Johnny Church: The appropriately named 'Church' has DIVINE leg strength, and will be the last player you're concerned about getting into trouble after-hours. He is working with renown ST coordinator Corey Larson who has been with BYU for the past 5 years and worked with future pro's Osborne and Schultz, as well as current grad-transfer Eli Kabong.

5. OG Richard Sparks: This year's recruit that was unable to get comfortable with the culture in Provo. Currently fighting to hold his place as the 53rd man on the team.

6. TE Russell 'Macho' Camacho:The player that won this year's Most Improved Cougar out of camp - as voted by his peers. Camacho lasted till late in the signing period due his rumored involvement in a test-stealing scandal when he narrowly passed the NCAA minimum testing requirements. The Cougars have been working with Camacho as the #2 TE over returning veterans Gaines and Miller.

7. OT Frank Kahn: A second flier taken at replenishing the aging offensive line. Has not made any noteworthy plays and will be battling with Sparks to hang on the end of the roster.

Buckeyes camp = Blah - 3 starters and a few backups

Chase Young RDE 1-20 42-71 - 2/-8 Bust but decent backup
Will Allen SS 2-20 53-80 - 2/8 Starter
Mike Sensibaugh FS 3-20 52-70 - 5/-1 - backup
Jim Stillwagon DT 4-19 51-71 - 5/-1 - starter by default
Lou Groza K 5-20 60-85 - 12/3 - Starter - future HOFer
Max Johnson* WR 6-19 37-57 - 0/-6 - cut
Jerry Gustavson* RT 7-20 38-52 - 0/-9 - cut

Preferred Walkons
Anthony Stout* DT 3/2 33-61- 3/2 - ok backup
Christopher Morgan* WR 0/-2 32-53 - 0/-2 - cut

Very satisfied with camp results. 5 will make the team, and possibly 6. That will help reduce the reliance on one-and-done 12th season vets. Always nice to secure the QB spot for the next 11 seasons.

Savage was a high Vol guy....Nice to get that result from an early pick QB