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Notre Dame is one of the few college football teams that truly can boast a national following.
Good as Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III have been, look beyond the first-year quarterbacks making a strong first impression and check out the other NFL rookies delivering dynamic performances.
Once the NFL draft got past quarterbacks Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III, it was like a day on Wall Street. Everybody wanted to make a trade.
Andrew Luck to the Colts at No. 1? Check.
Minnesota, you are on the clock.
Andrew Luck knew exactly where he was heading and the daunting task he faces.
With so much wheeling and dealing, maybe the NFL draft should move to Wall Street.
Andrew Luck knew exactly where he was heading and the daunting task he faces.
Andrew Luck knows exactly where he's heading, and so does Robert Griffin III.
How appropriate for a quarterback-driven league that the top two picks on Thursday night will be passers expected to turn around franchises.
The St. Louis Rams are willing to trade the second overall pick of the April draft.
Six players from the BCS national title game _ including Alabama tailback Trent Richardson and LSU cornerback Morris Claiborne _ are among college football's underclassmen declaring for the NFL draft.
All that good luck the Indianapolis Colts have received on the field these last two weeks could leave them with no Luck at all when the NFL draft rolls around.
All that good luck the Indianapolis Colts have received on the field these last two weeks could leave them with no Luck at all when the NFL draft rolls around.
Southern California quarterback Matt Barkley believed he was prepared to play in the NFL and the draft prognosticators agreed with him.
"No one really has a clue," Southern California offensive tackle Matt Kalil said Wednesday at a predraft event at a Manhattan playground. "Unless you're the GM of a team, you don't really know who a team is going to pick, so you just let it all play out."
"It's something I don't really have control over," Kalil said. "There's nothing guaranteed, so I try not to focus on that. I guess it would be nice to know where you're going, but I have confidence I won't slip too far, so we'll see how it plays out."
