Community Scouting the December 31 Bowl Games

Mississippi

TCU

• Cody Prewitt, FS, 6'2" #217 - Leader of the land sharks, Prewitt is a true centerfielder with good size and instincts. He tackles well and has good not great speed.

• Senquez Golson, CB, 5'9" #176

• Serdarious Bryant, SS, 5'9" #220 - the Key & Peele-worthy name is why you're here Serdarious.

• Chucky Hunter, DT, 6'1" #305 - Multiple all-B12 performer; kind of a Jordan Hill type.

• Kevin White, CB, 5'10" #175

• Paul Dawson, OLB, 6'2" #230

• Sam Carter, SS, 6'1" #215

• Devonte Fields*, DE, 6'4" #250

Arizona

Boise State

• Austin Hill, WR, 6'2" #215 - Big, fast WR, built like a RB; still getting it back after missing 2013 with an ACL.

• Terris Jones-Grigsby, RB, 5'8" #198 - Not quite the size SEA likes, but great open-field runner.

• Mickey Baucus, OT, 6'7" #305

• Jay Ajayi, RB, 6' #216 - Nice size, speed, power, elusiveness, but has had problems with ball security.

• Jeremy Ioane, SS, 5'10" #192

Mississippi State

Georgia Tech

• Benardrick McKinney, ILB, 6'4" #249 - The LB is a do-it-all for MSU. However, he's not as advanced in coverage as former Bulldog K.J. Wright.

• Dak Prescott, QB, 6'1" #230 - I like his pro prospects better than some, but he'd be best served to stay in school

• Preston Smith, DE, 6'5" #270 - May be better-suited to bulk up a bit and play inside

• Justin Cox, FS, 6'2" #190 - JUCO CB with starting experience at both positions

• Ben Beckwith, G, 6'3" #308

• Kaleb Eulls, DT, 6'3" #295

• Isaiah Johnson, SS, 6'1" #213

• Shaquille Mason, G, 6'1" #311

• Darren Waller, WR, 6'5" #232 - Obviously, with Tech WRs you're looking at athletic upside over production