
CFN's Big 10 Bloggers put the conference's wide receiver position under the microscopeH.D. Handshoe: On who will be the conference’s next first round NFL wide receiver?There are several excellent wideouts around the Big Ten, but three names that almost instantaneously come to mind as potential first rounders next April are
DeVier Posey from Ohio State,
Marvin McNutt from Iowa, and
Damarlo Belcher from Indiana.
At 6-2, 213, Posey has decent size and speed (4.52 40-yard-dash). He also possesses excellent hands -- not to mention some very nice body art courtesy of Fine Line Ink (I kid...still too soon?). But seriously, he’s a legit baller.
The problem for Posey won’t be a lack of big-play ability. In two seasons as a starter he has proven his worth in that department, having caught 113 passes for 1,676 yards and 15 touchdowns -- a handful of which that have made ESPN’s Top Plays. Missing the first five games of his upcoming senior season, however,.............
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CFN's Big 10 Bloggers give you five different perspectives on the new and improved (?) alignment.
What we'll miss the most -- what we'll miss the least -- the key rivalries that will be put on hold, and what's the story behind those division names? An overall in-depth look at the new Big Ten.
And coming next week, a look at all the key Big Ten spring games happening this weekend.
HD Handshoe: On new rivalries to get excited about
Almost every program goes through highs and lows, meaning that the best new Big 10 rivalries created by the addition of Nebraska and the new divisions is likely to be a fluid situation from year to year. That being said, there are new matchups to very much look forward to every year regardless of those fluctuations.
In the Legends Division,.....
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