Small School Sleepers 

These are the very best small school football players that will be draft eligible in 2009. From the biggest F.C.S. state universities like UMass and University of Montana to the smallest Division III and N.A.I.A. college programs like Minnesota Duluth and Mount Union College.

These prospects are loosely ranked, so check back frequently, as we intend to update these rankings often as we accumulate more information.

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Top Small School Cornerback Prospects:

Akwasi Owusu-Ansah Indiana University of Pennsylvania Southern Miss. Transfer
Chris Richards Stony Brook University of Michigan Transfer
Roderick Williams Alcorn State
Patrick Stoudamire Western Illinois
Jarvis Richards Youngstown State Son of Jimmy Warren, who played in the A.F.L./N.F.L. from 1964 to 1977
Cortez Gilbert Appalachian State Cousin of N.F.L. star Darrell Revis
Gabriel Derricks University of San Diego
Scotty McGee James Madison Kick Return Standout
Terrence Johnson California University of Pennsylvania
Kelvin Rodgers Minnesota State-Mankato Kick Return Standout
Adarrious Ross Lindenwood University
Eddie Calvin Southeast Missouri State
Josh Morris Weber State
Angelo Williams Ferris State
Seth Williams Richmond University

Top Small School Safety Prospects:


Shann Schillinger Montana
Jeromy Miles Massachusetts Naval Academy Transfer
Quinton Andrews North Alabama West Virginia University Transfer
Chad Washington Texas A&M-Commerce University of Missouri Transfer
Donye McCleskey Indiana State University
Taylor Lanigan Murray State
Quentin Scott Northern Iowa
Luke Bonus Hofstra Plays Linebacker @ Hofstra
Terrell Whitehead Norfolk State
Ryan Hinds New Hampshire Canadian Football League Prospect
Tommy Connors Southeastern Louisiana
Ray McDonough Hofstra
Martin Corniffe Howard University
Myles Burnsides Northwest Missouri State
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             



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