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Rover Rover found this 4/27/2008 on cakerockstheparty.wordpress.com [flag]
Why is Erin Henderson unloved? Why is Andre Woodson unloved? Geno Hayes was a round 2 guy as well? Anyway. Top 20 Update 1. Henderson 2. Hayes 3. Barrett 4. Highsmith 5. Rubin 6. Woodson 7. Brooks 6-2 Washington 8. Robertson 9. Brown 10. Harper 11. Dunlap 12. Bernadeau 13. Thomas 14. Hart 15. John Sullivan (C-Notre Dame) 16. Curtis Gatewood (OLB-Vanderbilt) ... [link]

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